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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
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1866 GRATIOT AVE.

PLYMOUTH 1885 dc luxe 4-door sedan:
original Brewster green gas heater; just
traded in. ifst here drives u home, there's
only one A. SOP fuH price. Jerry Lynch,
1880 IIvtrn0Is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-09
DAILY DELIVERY
 OF MILK BANNED
Dealers Perfecting Plan to Meet Emergency; No
 Special Trips

Daily milk deliveries will be aban- doned February l in favor of de- liveries every other day, local milk dealers voted at a meeting last night at the city hall. All special deliveries of milk and other dairy products will be abandoned.
 The dealers formed new or ganization to be known as the Wa terbury Milk Dealyers association which will seek to enforce the new delivery plan.
 Daily deliveries are being aban- doned because of the U. s. gov ernment's tire rationing program and because of the ban on sale of trucks and cars Dealers feel that the every-other-day delivery plan will help conserve rubber and will savt, wear and tear on their de- live:y vehicles.
 The following committee was named to perfect organization of the Milk Dealers association: Mor- ton E. Pierpont of Maple Hill dairy who presided at the meeting and who is president of the Waterbury Milk Bottle Exchange; Kenneth Warner of Warner Bros; Harry x Casllin of Cashin Diaries; Richard Dargan of Sagal-LOu; Kenneth Mosely of Brock Hall; Leroy San ford of Sanford Diaries; William R. Curtis of Oxford and Julian SchWabacher of Bethlehem.
 The association will hold one or more additional meetings before February to complete plans for the -other-day delivery system.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-09
Fannick Post Units
 To Install Officers
Many Prominent Guests of Honor Invited to Impress
 sIve Ceremonies Sunday; Memorial Exercises

New officers of David Fannick post and auxiliary, Jewish War Vet erans of the United States, will be installed in impressive patriotic cer- emonies at 3 p. m. Sunday at Beth Fl syngagoue auditorium. Among the invited guests are Mayor Vim cent A. Scully, Judge Meyer Schwol- sky, manager of the U. s. Veterans hospital at Newington; Manager Raymond Gates of the U. S. Veter- ans hospital at Rocky Hill; Past National Commander Fred Harris of Meriden, National Field Secretary William Berman of Boston, Rev Roger B. T. Anderson, and past state commanders, presidents and other officers.
 Aaron L. Berman will be installed as post commander and Mrs. Polly Rabinowitz as auxiliary president.
 Local veterans organizations will send delegations to the exercises. The public is invited
 Memorial exercises for departed veterans will be held. Rabbi William P. Greenfield, Rabbi Maurice Zig mond and Rabbi Max Glitter will officiate.
 Principal Speaker
 The principal speaker at the in-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-09

istered nurses in this vicinity to enroll as soon as possible, in order to expedite the starting of the re- fresher course, which will be con- ducted by the new director of the hospitals nursing service, and by her new assistant, Miss Agnes B. Meade, B. S., R. N.
 Only registered graduates of pro- fessional nursing schools will be eligible for this course of advanced study, which is in no way to be confused with the courses for nnurses' aides to be given in both local hospitals starting January l9
 At present, Miss Cantwell explains hospitals al lover the country are experiencing difficulty in maintain ing staffS adequate TOT all demands upon them, because of the steady departure of some nurses to army and navy posts, and because of the increased number of patients taking advantage of the various hospitalz- ation plans.
 Miss Catnwell, who has just been named successor to Miss Mabel Mo- Wicker at the hospital, has for 20 years been engaged in the nursing profession on private duty, In office nursing, and in teaching and di- rectig capacities.
 Miss Meade, assistant principal,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-09
MORE ARTICLES ON
 CONTRABAND LIST
Aliens Must Surrender Signal Devices, Explo=
 siveS 10 Police

U. $. District Attorney Robert p. Butler issued warning from his office in Hartford yesterday to the local police that additional articles besides firearms, cameras and Short- wave radio receiving sets have been declared ccntraband by the Jus tice department and ordered that they should be surrendered to the local authorities.
 The listed articles by the district attorney that wee further declared contraband are:
 (AO Weapons or implements of war or component parts thereof.
 (B) Ammunition of all kinds
 co Bombs.
 CD Explosives or material used in the manufacture of explosives.
 (E) Signal devices.
 (F) Codes or ciphers.
 GO Papers, documents or books in which there may be invisible writing; photographs, sketches, pic lures, drawings, maps or graphical representation of any military or naval installations or equipment or of any arms, ammunition, impte- mentS of war, device or thing used or intended to be used in the com bat equipment of the land or naval forces of the United States or of any military or naval post, camp or station
 Supt. Roach said that camera was turned in by non-citizen last night. The local authorities re- ceived a large number of cameras, several suns and radios earlier in the week when the order was first made on Monday by the district attorney office.
 The new order requires enemy aliens to deposit all prohibited arti- cles with the local police auth critics. They will receive a receipt for the surrendered articles which will be turned over to the federal authorities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-09
FORMER NURSES
 | TO TAKE COURSE
Refresher Classes Being Arranged at Waterbury
 Hospitals for Graduates

A "refresher course" for graduate registered nurses now engaged in other professions will be launched here soon under the auspices of the Waterbury hospital. according to a statement by Miss Elsie B. Cantwell, B. S., R. N., newly y-appointed head of the hospitals school of nursing, and director of nursing service.
 Purpose of the course will be the training of additional personnel in the latest methods of the profess sion, in order to insure an adequate supply of nurses in this city, re- gardless of how many of the hos pitfalls regular staff are called to war service elsewhere.
 Miss Cantwell appeals to all reg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-09

stallation program will be John w. Andrews, former foreign correspond ent. MT. Andrews served with the air force nj World War I. A Yale grad uate, he was correspondent for several years at Picking, China. Later he was graduated from Yale Law school and practiced law in New Ha- ven. He is the author of several books. He is now on leave from Yale's history department, serving with the State Defense council on special projects.
 Official announcement will be made of plans by the national or ganization for the purchase of three heavy bombers, which will be pre- sented to the government.
 The post officers will be installed by State Commander William Bern- stein, of Hartford, and his staff. The officers of the auxiliary will be in- stallde by State President Mrs. Nell lie Fannick Lubov, of New Haven, and her staff. Mrs. Lubov is a sister of the late David Fannick, after whom the post was named.
 A program of music and enter tainment will be offered.
 New Officers
 The officers to be installed are as follows:
 Commander, Aaron L. Berman; senior vice commander, Sampson Siegel; junior vice commander, Moe Rosenfeld; quartermaster, Joseph Yanowsky; adjutant, Gabriel Ma son; dge-advocate, Rudolph M. Hennick; chaplain, Louis Rieger; surgeon, Abraham D. Litsky; officer of-the-day, Morris H. Shapiro; Americanization officer, Charles Rosengarten; patriotic instructor, Israel Greenblatt; historian, Morris Grabow; bugler, Samuel Lipetz; publicity, Jack Rutman; color guards, Joseph Goldberg, I. Leder- man; color bearers, I. Goldman, Jack Shapiro; trustees-3 years, Will liam Schneer; years, Abraham K. Baltim; year, Israel Greenblatt.
 Reception committee: Harold Green, Dr. L. L. Weinberg, William Schneer A. K. Baltim, Israel Green blatt, George Karnofsky, chairman, Sampson Siegel; master of cere- monies, Rudolph M. Hennick; gen. eral chairman, William Schneer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-09
Shopping Bags May Return To
 Fauor Shortly

Use of 8 shopping bag CT basket by Waterbury house. wives would do much to help conserve paper for national defense, according to J. War ren Upson, chairman of the Waterbury Defense Salvage Committee. He recommends that when cartons or large bags are supplied by stores they be saved and returned to the dealers for use again.
 Joining with MT. Upson, Sec retary Frank J. Green of the Chamber of Commerce urged that householder do their best to conserve pape
 MT. Upson belit yes that wrap ping of small parcels may soon be thing of the past.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-09
Auxiliary Officers

President, Polly Rabinowitz; sen- for vice president, Bessie Block; jun for vice president, Rose Nadel; chap lain, Rebecca Goldman, secretary
 Mary Litskyffl treasurer, Lillian Bis nov; conductress, Sarah Freedman; patriotic instructress, Minnie Green blatt; judge-advocate. Molly Fidler
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-09
OLIVE OIL

The United States. during the second quarter of 1940. imported 9,160,882 pounds of sulphured olive oil, and 2,335 019 pounds of other edible olive oils.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-09

has also had long training and ex- perience in the profession, and is author and co-author of text books widely used in schools of nursing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
George Washington Said:

of going to war by discouraeine
beIIigerent powers from commit
ting such violations Of the rights
of the neutral party as may first
or last leave no other option"
English frisote Guerrero Aug. ~. 1872.
which was victory for the Constitution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

Q TO secure respect to a neutral
flag requires naval force organ
led and ready TO vindic ate it
from insults and aeeressions. This
may even prevent the necessity
Top: Bottle between the famous U. S. S.
Constitution told Ironsides) and the
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07
Mittpodj, ben z. Sannar 1912

gnnastperfe bes 2anoes i'm noroIihen
@ebiet Der Ser. 5taaten nIentbaIben
5n perfdaffen imitanbe mar. Stp.
gater Subbarb befinbet iid eegen.
martis auf elmer gortragstoi,r. MIs
8alis fir ansriffe anf Ranaoa ODER
Die Ser. Staaten lift Mldsfa aus ee.
ogropbiiden @riinben 1lneeeienet.
Gin paar ribtig angeleste llnter1ee-
bootbafen ober 5lnepl6te ipiiroen Die
ansriffe perbinoern f0nnen', iaet g.
Subbaro. gor iaponiiben Spionen
bat er feline aneit. ,,5ie baben nidt
biel aus5uipionieren', faate er. ,,Sie
fonnen fid 2anofarten faufen, Wet-
terberi6te geben 1,no melben, mo- ,1n-
iere Ernppen ftationiert fn6. 9as if
alles fein @ebeimnis." "
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Bie lanse ,uirb Der 8ries NIT Sapan
Sanern? -.
Wer fann bas poransiagen? SIZE.
mano. Smmerbin iino foleenoe ger-
mutuneen nno @ripdeuneen bon
erobtem Sntereiie fir bie Aaeemein-
belt, sic bon oen oberIten Mrmee- nno
Marineipiten m,sgeeeben nnrben,
beoor nod Ser &rieg eeeen sSopan
Birfli6feit ,uuroe, Der ia ioauiaqen
lin Der 9uft lag. Sn 2aienfreiien
,par unb iit man bieIfa6 Ser MnIiebt.
oie Nieoerrineung Sapans lei cine
angelegenbeit bon tpeniaen @oben.
auberoem fei Die iapaniibe SIotte
bon ,,beralteten SDp", lanelom, ni1t
fdneu un6 Misunderstanding eenug,
lpenn aud aablreid. Gin fbneller
Siee iiber Sapan ober, uie Nibtfad-
leltte iib bas boriteIlen, iei ibon
tpegen Der meebeuren @ntfernnneen
oes Sdladtfelbes Elm Ding oer lin.
moglidfeit; biele gntfernuneen Der.
nria6ten beereifli6erneiie Gera0ae-
runee. Gin babies Bis elm eanaes
SSabr tpiirbe, cine intafte s5lotte un-
iererfeits borausgeiest, mad Nniidt
oieier &reiie, bie nm 6ie 9inee in
bieier Sraee 8ei6eib tpiiien, notig
iein, nm Sapan fleinaufrieeen.
Mnoererieits barf man cine erobe
S6made Sapans nibt iiberieben:
Die Del nno @asfnappbeit fir feline
Gee uno 2uftltreitfrdfte. sssapans
beoeutenoite uno ersiebieite Del ,mo
@asaufbetpabrnnestanfs tparen frii-
Der unter Der @rbe. Da aber nod Dem
eroBen @rbbeben bon 1923 6ie mei-
item oabon angrl1n6e ain9e,t 5ob fib
Sopan geanunaen, feline Del. nno
@astanfs iiber Der grbe onfalbanen.
Dieie arbeit tpuroe gr0Btenteils bon
enelii6en, amerifanii9en uno boIldn-
oiiden Sneenieuren auseefiibrt -
aues Nationen, bic beute Sapons
Jeinoe iino. 60 piiien alio Die 5ein-
De bente genau SsSapans bertpnnbbar.
ite Bunfte, bic bon 5lieeern leibt rno
ii6er angegriffen nno aeritort ,per-
ben fonnen. Da Sapon bieI mebr als
Die Ser. Staaten, England unb SoI-
lanbiid-Oitin6ien auf bieie @aiolin.
uno Oelreierpoirs an9eipieien lit, mag
bies elmer bon Ben bren3liden 5ofte-
rem fir Sopans Rrieesfraft fein,
wenn Der &rieg LANCER bauert. -
(St. Soiepbs,8laH.)
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@InffIidle fpSmiId,e GfrahIen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

Bereaneenen Counting, 7. 9eaem.
Der, fanb Die feierlibe Selieiprebune
Der @rGfin Maria Magoalena, Der
Inn Sabre 1885 beritorbenen Grin,
0erin Ser Ganoiiianiiben SdtpeItern,
In Der ct. 8eters.&irbe ftatt. Auf
Der am 16. Nopember in @eeenmort
1es 81. Baters itatteefunoenen Git
snng Der 81. glitenfoneregation ,pur-
be biefer geidluB i'm Seliefpre'
6unesproaeB Der Sroenseriinoerin
berleien. Dieielbe ,por elm Nitglieo
Der Jamilie Der beriibmten @rdfin
Matbilbe, Der Eerteioieerin YapIt
@reeors oes Siebenten geeen &aifer
8einrid ben Bierten. 9ie gonoiiia'
nifden Sdneitern iinb ioeenonnte
Roritasibmeitern, bic nnter arme,,,
alleinitebenben MGoben arbeiten. -
Die elei6e Sibumg Der gaitenfongre.
cation onerfannte onb bie 8unber.
tpirfun9en inn Selieipredunesproaeb
Der eseanne 9elanous, Der @riinbe-
rim Der Sbtpeitern Der III. anna bon
Der BorIebnng.
4
Bapt Bins ber 3mSlfte berteilt $780,
600 nmter arieasleiSenbe
BapIt Eins Der 3tpolfte, Der bon
Anfang bes &rieees ben Spfern bes
arieees finanaielle nno onoer'peitiee
Ollie anteil ,per6en Iieb, bat ols
Meibna6tseabe bic Summe bon
100000 on bebHrfti9e, bonn 9rie9e
beimeeiudte Nationen berteilen lai'
len.
Das BobItatiefeitsfomitee Der Bi.
fd0fe Der Ser. Staaten bate bieie
Snmme bem 81. Batter aur gerfii'
anna eeiteIlt. EeiIbaber an ben Beib'
nabtseaben oes @apites tparen baupt-
fadli6 8eoiirftiee in Bolen, sSrlanb,
@nblanb unb YorneoI. @benio er+
bielten notleibenoe Slo,penen, &roa.
ten, Sfanbinapier nnb bonn Rriee
idtper @eidabiete in 5rantreid,
Beleien, SoIanb unb 2aremburs be-
4r66tli6e S,,mmen.
X
i Grbanlides aus Der &rieasspne
- Sn fran3oiiiben 3rieeseefansenen-
Iaeern, in benen fid nnter 2anienben
bon Jran5oien aud 14O fron5oftide
Brieiter befinben, tperoen in elmer
als &opelle eineeridteten 8arade 20
III. Meiien eelefen, bie bon bnrd~
j9nittli9 1000 @efaneenen beiudt
.perben; Die eleide 3abl ift ieben
Gag oub gum eemeiniamen abenb-
sebet Der lammelt; Die Beiuderaobl au
ben 6rei Memtern an Sonntoeen be-
trGet burbidnittlib 5000. IA &init<
Ter, bic iid inter ben @efaneenen be-
1in6en, boben einen fdGnen &reua-
,pee eeidoffen. Gin aefaneener 5ron~
cole beridtet iiber bas relieioie 2eben
In 6ieIem Eager: ugor Dem arieee
1ebte ib ols @eidaftsmann. @ott
botte i'd ean5 bereeiien. nno ,pnbte
gar nidt mebr, bob ib aud cine ,n-
iterblibe Seele babe. 9ie 2eiben Ser
@efoneenibaft uno bes Jernieins
BON Der Seimat boben mid Die lan'
cen Stunoen Der einIomfeit mn6 oes
Sb,peieens idGten eelebrt. Ploslid)
liberroidte ib mid ielbft babei, bob
i6 betete. Sd babe meine seele ,pie.
>ereefnnben. s. Sd babe gbriftns tpie'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

binterliftieen, geneinen l1eberfan alf
Snnaii eine ne,te misunderstanding
llntat ausefiiet baben, 8ieoernereel-
tllngsmaBnabmen foIgen iperoen, I'M
terliegt feinem 3tpeifel.
4
WeEifani1ber 8efenner- -Grsbifdof
seitprben
sssa Morelia lit i'm Sitter bon 76
Sabren Der 8efenner- grabiibof Seq
poloo 3uia 3 Slorens aeltorben, Der
i'm 2anfe Der 2irbenberfoIeuneen in
Merifo breimaI nabeinanber aus lei<
ner Seimat nerbannt ,p,rbe nnb ie-
besmal nit friibem Mut anriiffebr-
te, ,,nt bas @erf Der 8efriebienng
unb Observation-Disclosures fortaufiib.
rem. 1929 tpnroe Ser nunmebr Ber-
itorbene bon 8opit 8ius oem @lften
aum pdpftliden 9eleeaten fir Me.
rifo ernannt, nm in 8erbanolunaen
NIT Der merifanii6en egiernng einen
ansgleid at fu6en. gorber batte er
bereits fieben Sabre inn @ril berbradt
-: bon 1914 bis 1919 in Chicago,
1927 ~bis 1929 in Sos Nneeles nnb
@aibineton. 1929 eelang es ibm, NIT
Hraitbent Yortes Gil einen ,,Mobns
gibenoi" su finben, ,nter Dem Der
fatboIifde @ottesbienit in Werifo
tpieoer aufeeridtet iperben fonnte
1882 brad Ser nele Broiioent 8oori-
que5 iebo6 bie &bmobuneen, ,mb
Nfer. Shores n,lbte ,pieberrm, bon
1882 big 1887, in Gan Mntonio in
sic Berbannung aieben. SIN lesteren
Sabre reiienierte er bon ieinem Bo-
item als apoloitiider DeIeeat nno aoe
Damn, als iib Die 8erfoleung leete,
,pieber als @rabiihof in Manila elm.
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Observation-Disclosures
Hab Ser bon betn befannten Sc
iuitenpoter 9roie auiaminengeltellten
@eltrelieionsftatiItif >iino 398, ,277,-
600 @roenbeipobner fatboIiib, prote-
itantif6 2O1 1868 900, ortbooor 16t,-
3O5, 900, anbere gbrii iten 9,348> 900.
@laubensiuoen 1891 900, Mobam,
mebaner 296,t77, ,OOO, 9inouiiten
252,426,00O, 8ubbbiiten 1s0,990,=
600, Sbintoilten tS,8O0,0OO, anb6n>
ger oftafiatii9er Gelieionen 393, ,000,-
600, anbere Seiben 115,828, 900,
&onfeiiionsloie nno obne &neabe IT,
$4,000. Sn 8erbaltnisaabIen aus
eebriidt, eibt bas fir Die &atbolifen
1873 Yroaent Der @rbbepolfernng, fir
sic Broteitanten 9.5 Broaent, fir Die
Srtboboren 7.6 Hroaent, fir Die on
6eren @briften 0.5 Broaent. 9ie Bro<
aente fir bie 9eibt9riiten iino fol-
eenoe: @laubensiuben O.8, Mobam-
meoaner IA, @inbuiiten 11.9, oitaiio<
tif9e @eligionen 1876, anoere &eioen
5.4, 3onfeiiionslofe unb obne an>
gabe 3.6 Yroaent. - 9ie fatboIiide
Stride 1T be,,te nit ibren 400 Millio-
men Mitelieoern ipeit aus Die erobte
al1er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sic
biloet cine ,pirfli6 oreaniiierte, ein-
beitlibe @emeinIboft, tpGbreno es fid
bel alien anberen @elieionsipltemen
nm Sammeleruppen banbelt, bic
aipar eeipiiie relieiSie @runbani9ou-
uneen eemeiniam baben, inn einaelnen
aber in ibren @laubenslebren mond-
mol boneinanoer itarf abipeiden.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

!, aQer &clt
bebe,,tet. @s tpar meine giettnne.''
Ser beutide 2agerfaplan bat nit Or
lallbnis bes milit6rifden 2aeerfom=
monbanten in Der Nabbari6aft eine,1
Altarperein ins 2eben eerufen, Der
fir ben n0tieen Mebipein, MeBae-
ipdnoer nfm ioret. @eiprdde iiber
3elision ieien i'm 2aeer an Der So
eesorbmmg nno biele ebeoem I'M
elaubiee fronaoiiide Soloaten begin
men tpieoer, bie bl. Neile au beIuben,
bie i'm Nittelpnnft Der relieioien 2a<
gereeiprade ltebt, auerlt aug Ne,-
eierbe, nm Damn Die &raft au ipiiren,
Ole aus ben1 bl. Opfer fommt. -
9ieie gefdreibung itommt bon oem
franaofiiden Brieter 2abutte, &ebaf.
tenr Der Mobenaeitfbrift ,,Groir De
Sleurs" nno biirfte cine Der eritann-
liditen Soleen biefes &rieees ent-
balten.
X
Qriessfddben Der fatboliiaen
MnslaabmiKiunem
Durd oen plosliben Ausbrnd bes
2rieees i'm StiIlen Oaean finb piele
Nifiionare, Briefter nnb Sroensleute
in cine febr bebrGnete nn6 gefabr-
li6e Gage beriebt ,porben; nidt blob
auf BEN Snieln, bie bon ben sSapo-
nern oneeeriffen ,puroen, .. .. Sa.
lpaii Ybilippinen, Guam, befinoen
iid fatboliide Miffionspoiten, fonoern
aud in SeSapan felbft, in aorea, Mono=
fd,ifuo, Burma nno China. Ser
&tpit. &err Bifdof Sames s. Snee<
ny bon Sonolulu, Ser bel &riessaus-
bruh anfGllig in Can s5rancisco
ipeilte, tpolIte am 9. 9eaember auf
feline Miiiion auriidfebren. -, Auf
Der Sotpaii. .Snieleruppe arbeiten nidt
tpe,ieer als rs Yriefter, 81 griioer
uno 225 fatboliide Sdueltern i'm
8einberg bes Serrn, popon IA Brie'
Her, 9 Briioer unb 144 Sbmeitern
amerifanii9e Staatsbiireer iino. Sic
aeboren neri6iebenen Sroen unb
&onereeotionen an, 10 .. 9. Wsaria-
niiten Marpfnoll, Sranaisfaner,
Sera- -Sefu. nno @era= =Moria= =&onere<
cation. - l1eber 6as Sbidiol bieier
fotbolii9en Hrieter unb Orbensle,,te
lit biz iest nod nidts 8eltimmtes
befannt eelporoen.
X
1tuiere 3irden in Nanila. 90.
Mns BEN iiineiten nod unponitan<
oieen Beri9ten iiber sic bur9 iaponi-
i6e 2uftbomben in oer Stoot Mo-
Mia aneeridteten @ertuiiih,neen er>
bent, BOB Elm betrddtlider Sdaben
an fatboliiden Mirhen, 2ebronitoltet
nno @oipitalern onseridtet mnroe.
SSn elmer breiitiinoieen Bombaroie-
rung nonleiten aoblreider iapaniiher
8ombcailnJ5ea1ee puroe bie iabrbnn-
berte alte &atbe6rale faIt ganalid
aertriimmert. Die 4atbeorale entbielt
aablreibe ,pertpolle &unIttperfe nnb
ser S6aoen miro ouf ni4t tpenieer
aIs 100000 berednet.
Manila aGblt NIT feinen 600, 900
@inipobnern ni6t tpenieer aIs atpei
Duteno fatboIiIdbe &ir6en, cine bon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

5fabt. DaB oiefem barbariihen afte
pobnieiten Der Sapaner, Die ibrem
binterliitisen eeneinen ueberfaI alif
Saipaii cine neie MISUNDERSTANDING
nntat aiigefiiet bnben, @ieoernereel-
tlingsmaBnabmen folgen tperoen, iin-
terliegt feinem 3tpeifel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

@HHFltWe f0SMtfdk StfdDleh
Son BEN General electric Ne-
iear1 Laboratories" in S1enectaop,
&c. g., 1T cine ne,e Art maenetifber
MaIbine berseiteut tporoen bic sum
eritenmaI fosmiide Strablen fiinftlib
beritellt ,,no 100000, 600 Bolt lie.
fert. &c 1T cine grfin6une 6es iun-
gen Bbpfifers Dr. DonaI6 SIS. 2ern
bon. Der 1lniberiitat sSQinois, Der .ein
,fleines MooeM in ben eenannten so.
,borotorien berftente. bic iebts oie, ,srsbe
9eoi6ine bauen. s.< ~ ]. >s,:s. ] !.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
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Strike in Pay Dispute
By the Associated Press.

by Inc hSSOCldbcu
CAMDEN, N. j., April 1.-The
plant of the Radio Condenser Co.,
employing approximately 300 work
ers on war contracts, was closed
today by a strike called by the
A. F. L. International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers.
Joseph Thompson. president Of
the unions local, declared the walk
out was 100 per cent effective. "
Elmer G.. Van Name, counsel for
the company, confirmed that pro-
duction had been halted and said
the firm had no other comment to
make at this time"
The strike resulted, he said, from
the company's refusal of the unions
request for a blanket Is per cent
wage increase. The unions con-
tract with the company expired last
midnight.
A company spokesman declared
earlier the union had been offered
an 8 per cent wage increase. plus a
bonus based on the cost of living.
Mr.. Thompson said wages at the
plant range from 81 cents an hour
for beginners to $125 an hour for
toolmakers and other skilled
workers.
The company has sufficient Gov
ernment contracts to assure con-
tinuous employment for two years,
Mr.. Van Name said.
Evening star., 1942-04-01
De GauIIe Hints Feeling
He Is Being Pushed Aside
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 1.-Gen. Charles
de Gaulle indicated today a feeling
that his Free French government Is
being pushed aside and in a warm
ing note declared, Fighting France
means to go forward shoulder to
shoulder with her allies on the
express condition that her allies 60
forward with her"
In a luncheon speech he limited
that the United Nations should
conduct negotiations relating to
French matters with Free French
headquarters in London, not with
Vichy.
How would it be possible" he
asked, Ito persuade this nation
France) that her future lies in
victory. dishonor in capitulation
and duty in freedom if by any un-
fortunate chance her allies them
selves come to accept the neutral
1zation of France as dictated to
Vichy by Hitler, and only discuss
matters concerning the interest
of my country with the traitors
who are depressing her and taking
their orders from the enemy?"
France is going through "the
greatest revolution in all her his
tory" he added, and after the war
will be a new country guided by
new men," and far different politi-
cally, socially and morally from
the country her allies once knew.