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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-05
Early Declines Are Wiped
Out For Pivotal Rail,
Steel Issues
MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, June 4.-RG

Nv IL 49,
NEW YORK, June 4.-RC
Stocks Lower; leaders ex-
tend slow decline.
Bonds-Lower; rails in sup
ply. snr
and hedging.
CHICAGO
Wheat-Unchanged 70 5 cents
higher. No offerings.
Corn-Unchanged to 5 cents
higher no offerings.
Oats-A to IL higher. De-
mand good.
Hogs Active. steady; top
S14.85 ceiling.
Cattle - Strong to unevenly
higher and active; top $500
ceiling.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-05
CHARLOTTE o

- CHARLOTTE, June 4.-R)cSpot
25h cotton closed $780,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-05

TREASURY BUNDS
2As $3.50 Dec 1.......-.....10 2. "a
2hs 1854 Dec 8 1857 up 6
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-19

cev in pet premlatenih so vlekli
Cd Crude; diva brata Cd Sy. To-
naza, vinicarja ia Hermancev
in De diva. Pocasi 50 Jill preme-
tavai, kakor vrece, nato pa SO
Jill privezovali ma stebre. Yer.
n1anom so cd vneme printable
pene ma usta in po paste SO hro.
phi. Korosec je boksal nebogljen.
ce v trehuh.
''Prekleti, crknil hos kot se
spodobi svinji!
maj" ie neki zelenec butni
,vinicarja V glavo, da je kar "a
zvenelo v stebru.
/ Kovaceva Marta IL Kamen
staka in Ralnsakova sta ONE
deli. ~ t""
! "Kmalu boste v nebesih, pra
! sch" je sirokoeeljustnik zakr
junckal svinjskim glasom il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-19
T Lei

zataknilo. Megla 2 oces mu je IL
ginila in jasno je videl pred Sc
boz, kako vlecejo pet teles IL
gruce; obcutil je, kako Sc je
pritisk . desne zmanjsal, da je
moral cello ma zdravi nogi po-
skociti, ker bi sicer telebnil ma
tia. Y zlomljeni nogi je zopet
Iobcutil bolecino, da bi omahnil
in zarjovel, pa je le zaskrtal 2
zobmi in tedaj je ma bolecino
pozabil. Naslonil Sc je tudi ma
zlomljeno nogo in z napetimi
ocmi je strmel " stebre.
Pred MIN Sc je vrtel film.
Pred stebri je stale pet Sloven-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-19
(Nadalievanje s =. strani)

glo ponehala. Zdrznil Sc je. Klec-
nil bi ma tia, da ga gruca nj pri-
drzala. Tudi MENU Sc je zame-
glilo pred ocmi in kirk Sc je po-
casi spreminjal v veselo pesem.
Hotel je zakricati, ka kor ma
svatbi, pa je lie zahropel in po-
tenn Sc je "a tfenutek tako pri-
jetno peljal ma svojem vozu 2
druzino. Diva iskra konjita, pra-
va ameriska dirkaca, sta vlekla
voz in kdo bi ne vriskal, ko Sc
pelje ma gostijo! Njegova hci
Sc zeni :.
"He-hh!" Sc mu ie hripavo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-19

VdlJC ~ OOhOlCdl.
Nato 80 zavezali zrtvam osi in
Jill pritegnili K stebrom. Marinu
je omahnila glava. Gestapovec
ga je nato zopet sunil v think
in 50 ga ma pol mrtvega pritrdi-
Ii ma kol.
Vinicar il Hermancev 81 je
skusal strgati obvezo oci, pa
nj incl vec casa. Naslednji hip
.ie pocilo pet strelov in viniear-
jeva glava Sc je razletela. Cor
Mi del mu je odbilo in SO Sc mu
mozgani razlili po truplu. Tone
Marin je hropel in brcal z no.
gami, dokler ga nj sirokoceljust-
mix tres3il po glavi in Sc mu je
razletela kot lonec.
"Kakor psi SOL" Sc je zare-
zal gestapovec in osvrknil po-
gledom gledalce, XII SO cd groze
tedaj he izgubili strah. LIE tn in
tam Sc je katera zena pokrizala,
mozje pa SO mrki stall in vsi so
ia hip obcutii dogajanja in ko.
maj so Sc premagovali, da MISC
planili po zelencih.
i Maria, Jezus!" je nekdo "a
cvilil. =
| L. gruce premlatenih SO po'
tegnili drugih pet. Savincu b
nogo skoraj odtrgali. 'Drzala s.
mu je "a debelo lilo in Sc vie
kla "a MIN. Savinec nj krical
le skrtal je z zobmi; VISA koz:
sc rnu je napela in kri mu je Ii
la il noge. 10
Privezali SO ga k prvemu ste
bru ma krvavo truplo vinicarjs
in mu z okrvavljeno krpo zave
zali .oci. Kakor il zemlje je 20
pet zaslisal kirk Drage in zdel'
Sc mu je, da slisi rjovenje mno
zic. Ozrl Sc je proti sosedu
smrti in pozabil zapreti usta. N,
tleh pred MIN je oblezala ME
!. gova noga, toda bolecino je Oh
cutil lie v srcu. NJ.
} Vrbnjaku je Sc curela kri i
ran in sc razlivala 20 MEM. I
razbitih celjusti sta mu skrlel
} diva zoba, kakor bi hotela pre-
It'll zelenim. MOI je odlocno sto
pil k mehkemu in razbitem1
Marinovemu truplu in je kr
! vavimi ocmi mrko pogledal
pet cloveskih oblik, XII so sire
: ljale ljudi. Zavezali so mu oe
toda Vrbnjak ie odloeno kret
MO in zadnjini mocmi strga
cunjo in skozi skrbasta usta j
} glasno zahreseal: Z ..I&..,..
"Rad bi videl barabo, XII m
bo ustrelaa!
"Jezus!" Sc je zdrznila star
! Korenka, neki pritlikavi oroz
mix pa ie lopnil Vrbnjaka p
: ustih.
v gledalcih Sc je utrgalo. Y
vseh ma silo prignanih Sc j
7 dvigal odpor. Solze SO izginil
|. in s stisnjenimi ustnieami so
sebi ponavljali kletev. IL meh
kin in ponizanih Sc je kovalo je
klo. Kovalo Sc je il njih orozj
me scevalcev. Kri ie tekla po RI
, bicevem dvor.s:u in memo tih
curljanje ie bilo mocnejse cd to
pov. &
} Saliva je zadonela po dolini il
druga pstorica Sc je prikljucil
fprvi. Ne Sc. Vrbnjaku so moral
J dodati milostni strel v glavc
Savinec pa tudi nj hotel umreti
[ Strmel je z napetimi ocmi
J morilce, ustnice so mu drhtele
!, nekaj je hotel iztisniti IL grla
pa mu je slrokoeeljustnik zari
ncz z rocajem vred prsi.
Obraz Sc mu je krcevito IL
kremzil, zahropel je in izdihni
Deset Jill je obviselo ma ste
} brih in kri Sc je v mlakah "a
celia nabirati okrog njih.
Tretjo petorico so ma pol mi
I two privezali ma mehka, krvav
J lin razbita tEppla. sezuli 50 jir
cevlje, da bi bolj obcutili kl
mrtvih tovarisev, da bi Jim pr
\ pravili bolj grozno smrt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-19


!, gledalci so Sc zaceli razhajati.
Gestapovci SO 81 zopet privosci-
III pojedino Ribicevi kuhinji,
! nato pa so ostali mucenci sami.
1 Nekai vermanov jih je strazilo
i cez noe. Drugi dan pa jih je bo-
zalo pomladno solnce in kri slo-
venska Sc je zablescala v Ear
kin. Il trupel so odmevale Vrb-
, njakove besede: /
"Rad bi videl haraho, XII me
, bo ustrelila!" -
L. logov je odmevalo:
; "Barabe! Barabe :"
L. prelite krvi Sc je dvigalo
: nekaj, kar nj bio videti in Sc nj
. dalo prijeti, toda slehernika je
: drazila prelita kri. Slehernika
: je spremljala krvava morija in
2 jedko bole6ino so zatajevali
: din. z jedkostjo v srcu so SITS
: kali ustnice, kri IL Cezanjevcev
pa Sc je zlila s krvjo v Ljublja-
4 nj, v Trbovljah, vCelju, vLjub-
;, mem, v Hrastniku, Framu in
. Frankolovem. S krvjo vseh mu-
: cenih in pobitih.
0 Tretja noe je prikrila grob
talcev rdecimi rozami in vso
= noe so gorele svece. Pc vseh,
hisah slovenskih so trkai talci
j. in prizigali sveee v ljudskih pr
u sih.
Krika Drage "a ocetom nj BIZ
, 10 vec slisati. Naslednje dni je
-, tavala okrog hise in sc nehote
. napotila v goriee. Spotoma je
srecavala ljudi, in zdelo Sc il je,
da srecuje talce. Ma jablanah je
:, videla mrtve, ma telefonskih
drogovih so visei mrtvi, ma
, cestnih kamnih so cepeli mrtvi
in sc rezali Ma obcestnih
napisih so sedeli in Sc hihotali,
=, v obcestnih jarkih pa je bilo
:, polno krvi. Tekla je skozi ka-
male in sumela in sc prelivala v
!, Stroke potoke, reke, " morje.
z jablan je poganjalo popje
in ma slehernem cvetu je zarela
r. - kapljica krvi; vrbe so Sc mez-
- gale in "a lubjem Sc je preta-
kala kri.
Draga Sc je ustavila v vinica-
-, riii. Pozdravila sta sc z vinicar-
;. ~ jem, XII je veal sparone. IL pre-
:, With delov trte so tek1e kristal.
no ciste kapljice in Draga je
:; razlocno videla ocetovo kri.
- Viniearju so zadrhtele roke
=, tezavo je privezal sparon in
- rad bi izustil nekaj tolaz z,lnega
> nehaj toplega; rad bi potolazil
- Drsgo. Odprl je usta in zaprl
- Nj mu SO. Pred MIN je hilo vse
krvavo; Draga, trta, VISA zem'
a liza, sleherna gruda je bila po'
4 bervana S krvjo in solzeca trtl
% je tocila kri talcev.
y Vinicar je zamahnil roko
10 pred oci, kakor bi hotel pre-.
Ia gnati rluhe in Sc zdrznil. Tx
v pred MIN je stalo pet in dvaj'
D. set trupel stisnjenirni pcstmi
q. Njegov tovaris IL Hermancev
ie mu je zapretil S prstom in votlo
j. zarjovel:
10 zdajalec! Pridelujes vino "a
D tuje morilce ma slovenskih
tleh!"
Ia Vinicar je prebledel.
!; "Ne, tovaris!" sc je Stefa.
O. nu zajokalo.
j. Nato so trupla izginila. Dolga
v in siroka brazda Sc je vlekla "a
e jimi in DO brazdi je curela kri
., "Draga! je viniear jecljaje
il izustil in nerodno zavrtel v ro.
kah mehko vrbovino. Obrnil sc
T. je in Sc prijel "a cello, z ustni,
j, cami pa je nenehno mencal.
g. "Imss kljuce;; stefan" ga js
A. Draga prekinila in ga vzdrami
la iz omotice. Stopil je cez vr,
r. sto, Sc spustil Oh skarpi in j
"a ponudil debelo zelezno odpiralo
n XII SO je tolikokrat Zavrte,o ,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-19
Kaj boste dali "a Bozi6
in Novo leto?
Io-lE VAN MI pRp0R0(AN0 IA VA50 kLADIN0!

T0-IE VAN MI pkIp0ROCAM0 "a vAS0 mLADINO!
ubte svoje bodo
naucl hran To zelo tezko
poudi vzgoji ot
doras orok odgovornos
vec Tako bo obenem tud
krbe
zkazujejo druznah
vsakega
Diektorj slovenske ebanke zelo rriporoca
boljso bodoe
dobro.
Slovenka kanza, The North American
vpejan Club
ahko tednske voge koikor
vece Otrek postane dob ve od
MEM hranenje XII dobro
sojee le nacin pri do ker jih nh
uci Pomsite koko e to vredno kar mados ahko
uci da rod dobre dov poznejsih leth Nar
Ako bo ako stori
svojo doznost. Innate slovenski
6131 ST Clair Ave kaxor tld i561Q Waterloo
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
News About Bdrio -.
HON Demonstration Club Holds
Meeting; Plans ChrisimasP Party

The Baria Home Demonstration
club he'd its regular monthly
meeting in the home of Mrs. j. La
mar Baria last Friday afternoon.
Records of work. rXrring the past
three years was thN main topic
for discussion. Plans were made
to have a Christmas pot-luck sup
per in the home of Mrs. c. c. Ba-
ria on December 9th. A business
session will be held. with the re-
naming time being used for
games. q Christmas tree and a
short program. New officers for
the coming year will also be in
stalled at that time. A delicious
cold plote lunch was served by
Mrs. Bsria following the meet
ing to members and Miss McKin-
ley, the Home Demonstration
agent.
A large group or young people
from this community enjoyed the
Halloween party at the Hurley
school last week. The party was
sponsored bv the Youth Organiza-
ton to help add to the fund be-
ing accumulated for a recreation
center.
Guests in the home of Mrs.
Tom Baria and sons, j. d. and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

Edgar, were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brown and sons. and Rosa Lee
Baria, all of Mobile, and Mr.. and
Mrs Lloyd Baria and children.
Mrs. Bernard Baria and chill
dren visited with Mrs. Baria's par
ents, NJ. and Mrs. Brooks john
son of Wade. Her sister, Fran,
has been iii but is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Baria and
children visited in the home OF
Mrs. Baria's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Kasaby Of Escataw-
pa, last Friday.
J. M. Brown Of Mobile was
guest of Mrs. Tom Baria last
Tuesday evening,
Hermes Hamilton of Hurley
spent Saturday night as guest
of Pelham Baria.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker of
Plateau, Ala, have been spend
ing several days with their aunt,
Mrs. Sophie Murphy. They spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Parker's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Baria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike G%aspodini-
vich and little daughter, Francis
Ann, OF Biloxi, spent SUNDAY in
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar
Baria.
Mrs. May Holder and children
spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Charley Coleman, at Hairless
ton. He sister, Pat Coleman,
WAC. n service in Florida, was
also at home.
Helen Baria entertained as her
guests 'ast Sunday Louise Le-
Bursh and Vondell Afford, both
of Hurley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Johnson were
visitors II Moss Point and Pasca-
goula last week.
A number of families in this
community attended the AAA
meeting at HUXLEY last Friday
night.
Business visitors in Moss Point
this week were Mrs. Vaughn Hol-
der, Mrs. Aubrey King and tiny
daughter, Mrs. Norris Holder and
Maxine Scarborough.
Mesdames Lamar Baria, Sr.,
and Edgar Baria and daughter.
visited Moss Point last week tc
solicit funds for the Baria Com
munity House.
Mrs. C. M. Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Parker, all Of Mobile.
Mrs. Frank Smell, Big Point; Mrs
Fannie Jones, Hurley; Mrs. Albert
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

Sucrose is the most abundant
Of all sugars that occur in plants.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

Jones. Gulfport, aro Mr.. and MS,
Wilson Baria and children of Will
son Springs, were Sunday guests
in the C Z. BARN home.
The people in the Baria com
munity are glad to welcome Mr..
Whitley Henton into the COM
munity. He is living at the Camel
Baria home, MIR. and Mrs. c. E.
Bafia having moved on the Moo
dy place in Hurley.
We ateshappy to see Mrs. So
phie Earia improved from her
illness and able to be up.
Mrs. Vaughn Holder spent
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Holder, and MT. and Mrs. Au-
brew King.
Mrs. Lou Baria spent Tuesday
night with her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. LLOYD Baria and children.
j. d. Baria, Lamar Baria and
j. L. Baria were business visit
ors in Mobile last week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

S. B. McIlwain, Mr.. and Mrs.
william d. Pelan. Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Stafford, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hague, Ensign Hermes
Hague Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Sud
duth ard daughter, Ann, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Marie and daugh-
ter, Miss Marvlin of Moss Point,
Doris and Clara Cook and Ed
ward p. Pond.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
Mr.. And Mrs. King
Host And Hostess AT
Hdllowe en- Porty

A gala social event of the past
weekend was a Halloween sup
per given al-fresco by Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond r. King at their
home at 709 18th street, Pasca-
goula.
Auturrn flowers decorated the
house bit Mr.. and Mrs. Kings
beautiful yard was the setting
for the holiday feast. Pumpkin
face lanterns, electrically light
ed and vari -colored balloons and
streameis of black and orange
papers were used as decorations.
Platters of toasted weiners
from the brick barbecue pit in
the yard we're brought to a table
cleverly decorated with an or
ange cloth, red apples. bowls of
other fruit and candles, and upon
which salads and desserts were
placed 5uffet-fashion. Coffee and
cold drinks we're served from
side tables.
A series of out-doom games
were played and in two of them
John r. Watts and William Pc
Ian were awarded prizes.
Near the close of the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. King requested
their guests to join hands around
a bon fire and, in accordance
with a yearly custom, make a
wish under the magic of Hal
loween
Songs were sung as the guests
sat in lawn chairs and enjoyed
a display of bright red and green
flares.
The guest list included Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Watts, Mr.. and
Mrs. W K. ErhlicH and daugh-
ter, Barbara Ann, DR.. and Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
A OF INFANT

Thomas Earl Gcff. infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Benja-
min Golf, died at the Jackson
County hospital Monday. Funer-
al services were conducted Mon
day afternoon at the Stokes
Chapel BY the Rev. J. F. Camp
bell and interment was in Mach
pelah cemetery. The baby's
mother is the former Miss Fred
die Ivy of Kosciusko and his
father is a member of an old
Jackson County family. There
are no other children in the fam
lily.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

The modern sugar beet was
evolved from a white beet eor-
merly grown as forage in Sill
esia.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

because get exro juice in Florida oranges that you
get exro Viomn c. Vtumn 70 fight colds infections.
Vomin thot helps fofY with visor and red booded
health Vomin iha helps fight fotsUe So the
who always FIoridos is certainly dOUby
takes home delicious fruit with DOUBLE FEATURE
Extro Juice ExtrG Vitomn c.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

you're looking FOR in orungesexfro Uice-und deli
eioUs, sweet ivee-s FLoRIDAs FOR YOU! These the
thin-Skinned oranges, the kind with tIe wosefU
ros The kind plump and heavy with Juice ihoi from every
pounds ho you buy you get than quarts
juice Big Ie Foridos-the size doesn't moter-yoU get
two quarts Of Juice just the some!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer


 I Both the color and taste of beetS make them popular in winter meals. If's modern way of cooking: Pare the raw heets: then, if small, cook them whole or slice them or cube kllem Use just enough boiling salt- 6d water to be absorbed in the ntoiins and cook quickly until ten- sT. More yitamins are. retained.
 Heets With Herb Sauce
 Haif dozen small beets, 2s table, spoons fortified margarine, is tea- a|eu salt tablespoon minced paley tablespoon minced onion, NNGh thyme and tarragon.
 #aak, pare. slice the beets. Add nMEHa ar.1a. salt and boiling water just sufficient to cover. Cover: eook quickly until tender, and HaEeF completely absorbed. Add selnalning Ingredients. Toss light Fl and serve.
 meef Hing Wllh Cole slaW One envelope plain unflayored esa1ln. 1~9 cup cold water, 1 cup Inf water. f-2 cup vinegar, i-2 |R sugar. l-a cups diced cooked ee|z 2 cups shredded cabbage. 8 A|1nspo0ns mayonnalse.
 nficn gelatin fl cold water and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
We, the Women
Americans Appreciate Home, in Shortage

and they fretted about 1t until they could trade 1t for Q larger one or build on an extra room or two.
 And older couples with large house after their family had grown and gone found too much space a reason for complaining.
 Almost every home had some- thing wrong with 1t in the good old days,
 EASY TO PLEASE NOW
 We're not so hard to please now, Anybody who has or can manage to get a roof over his head feels lucky. The family Is Q little craTnp- ed, so what? Bedrooms that aren't being used9 You'd better not com plain or your friends will all start wondering why you aren't generous enough to rent them out to vet- erans.
 The place looks kind of shabby and in need of Q coat of paintp Well, 1t still looks good to you after you have driven by trailer camp.
 The American home has never been so deeply appreciated, so lovingly forgiven all It's faults since pioneer days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01

few eyebrow-raising accomplish ments besides.
 An outstanding example Is this years Maid of Cotton'--the Mis- siSsippi-horn Gwin Barnwell. She will soon begin the kind of whirl- wind tour of the south and nid- west -- climaXed in May at the Memphis Cotton Carnival which every girl dreams of making. She was named to represent King Cot- ton to the nation by representatives of the National Cotton Council, the Cotton Exchanges in New York, New Orleans and Memphis and the Cotton Carnival Association.
 Scientific Career Ahead
 Besides being pretty and well- born, which helped Gwin cop this honor, she is a doer. She deeslgns and makes man of her own crisp cotton dresSss. AS e hobby, she started modelling In clap with such success that her friends are in- siSting she exhibit her work. Back from her tour. Gwtn will resume her studies in bacteriology and chemistry, because the goal ahead of this modern southern beauty Is 0 career in industrial micology.
 All of these points are made to prove that prettiness is only one facet which today's charmers are flashing. They are cited, too, as 6 warning that good looks won't be enough now that the beauties are pulling so many accomplish ments out of their hats.
 Make the most of your looks, to be sure. Also make the most of the skills of your hands. But most of all, give full rein to your head. even If it leads you into the fascinating world of science as Gwin, the industrial- al-micologist- to-be, has been led by hers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
YOU GOTTA TItINK QUICK
Copyright. 1oMs kEA Service Ines

Ginger had glanced ct me sev- eral times. And now I realized she was looking at me with different eyes. I wasn't the Leo she'd seen off and on for three years. I was another guy, entirely.
 She leaned over towards me. "A penny for your thoughts, Leo" I didn't respond and my silence must have bothered her for after moment she started again,
 Well, Leo, what are you think ing about?"
 Nothing"
 She rested her cheek on her arm which was draped over the back of the davenport. With her other hand she started playing with my tie. You can't think about no- thing"
 why not?" I asked. For the price you're offering me"
 Silly boy" she said, giving me a pat on the cheek.
 Little intimacies now! sud- denly saw the danger signal. Gin ger was a swell dish. But she wasn't the only girl in the world. I wasn't going to stick my neck out with a guy like Boggio. I think the champagne must have begun to have its effect. She snuggled litle closer, What do you think about me, Leo?"
 I'm not made of wood. I got up and strengthened my tie, and laugh ed the whole thing of.
 You're wonderful, you're beau- tiful and you're gorgeous, Gingerl And we're going to remain the best of friends"
 Maybe the implication was too obvious. Anyhow she reacted as if I'd slapped her. I guess the champagne evaporated right then and there.
 Give me my coat" she de- manded.
 Whats the rush?" asked. Don't be like that"
 T want my coat"
 shrugged and went to get it.. She'd already put on her hat and dove into the fur as held it out.
 Thank you so much for the dinner, Mister Kabatek,' she said.
 laughed. Nov look here, Gin- ger. Don't be so childish"
 50 I'm being childish? Oh, no Mister Kabatek. Only it's not safe for you to have me around. Maybe I'd throw myself at your precious neck. And now that you've become so important !"
 I grabbed her hand. Look here, Ginger, ! didn't mean ."
 She jerked her hand away and strode to the door. Opening it. she thrust a parting shot at me. Who'd have ever thought you were sue ha dopel" Then she slammed it shut,
 lTo Be Contlnued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Teachers College Nears Third Tern,

The Danbury Teachers College is now considering applications of those who wish to enter March 25, the beginning of the third term.
 This applies to both men and women students, and to new stu- dents as well as to returning vet- erans. Those who are admitted to the freshman class, may make up the terms just past, by attending future Summer Sessions at one Of the Teachers Colleges. Former stu- dents of the college, who have had courses while in service, may have them evaluated for credit.