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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10
SERVICEMEN HAVE
BUT 81 REMAINING
Treasury Depleted Distri=
buting Camp Supply Kits
to Army Inductees

Francis w. Orencole, chairman
of the servicemen's committee, was
authorized to appeal to Mayor Vim
cent A. Scully for additional funds
to carry on the work of distributing
camp supply kits to inductees, at
a meeting of the community club
groups in city hall last night.
Mr.. Orencole announced that
only 81 remains from an original
budget of 1904 established for the
purpose. Funds, which also sup
piled Army, Navy and Marine corps
volunteers with kits, were raised by
tag day donations and national de-
Tense activities of the East End
and Washington Hill Community
clubs, the Lithuanian Legion, Vet
Grams council, Veterans of Foreign
Wars and the American Legion.
The servicemen's chairman as
serted that he had been informed
that the local United Service Or
CARNATIONS committee still holds
$1,000 in trust remaining from the
drive conducted in this city by the
U. S. o. A portion of this fund
will be asked for, to be placed at
the disposal of the committee
which purchases the kits.
Toward this end, committee
headed by Mr.. Orencole, together
with Frank j. Green, secretary of
the chamber Of commerce, and Pat
rick Healey, judge Of probate, will
seek the intercession of Mayor
Scully at meeting Saturday.
Recently, the kits, which have
been pronounced invaluable to men
indicted into the nations armed
forces, have been supplemented by
additional gifts of informatory
books supplied by the American Lee
gion. Catholic draftees also re-
ceived st. Christopher medallions
from the knights of Columbus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10

.INOSe announced LOT lnducuOI
follow:
Board 16-A
Jerry Louis Ruccio, 40 South Leon
ard street. Alfred Joseph Kinta, 275
Washington avenue; Anthony James
D'Alrgelo, POI Charles street Anthony
John Urban, 873 Bank street; George
Raymond Snirpunas. 102 South
Leonard street; Nicholas Carl Fan
tone, Spring avenue; Salvatore
Santo Fuooco, 181 Charles street;
John Francis McElligott, rs South
street: Donate Daloia, A Pearl
Lake Road; Arthur Goncalyes Dias,
43 East Librty street; Nicholas Ralph
Mucciaro, 80 Meadow street; Peter
Anthony Quattrociocchi, Sc Charles
street; Alfred Natalena Crocco, %
Chatfield avenue; Abraham Ghersc-
field, 351 Cooke street; william Breslin
Cow, 1899 South Main street; Urban
Raymond Philibert, 500 South Main
street; John Ralph DiBeneditto, 50
Hawthorne avenue; Daniel Rinaldi,
So Canal street; Earl Francis Pillolse,
1855 Charles street; Joseph Victor
White, 275 Washington avenue.
Board 16-B
Arthur Barrere, rs Wolcott street;
Herman Prosl, 1872 East Main street;
Eugene Council, 104 Paramount ST.;
Bernard Boyce, Hillcrest Ave; Mich
olas Mattoff, 96 Meriden road; How
ard King, 280 Fairlawn Ave; Jo-
seph Scully, 218 Sylvan Ave: Theo-
dore Hansen Seminole Ave; Jo-
seph Cunningham, 288 Frost road;
Mario Carlo, 124 Wolcott ST.; Al
ton McPhee, At Harker. Ave; Rob-
ert j. Holmes, 231 Southmayd Rd.;
Clayton Purdy, 1881 Hamilton Ave-;
John Rafun, 80 Seminole Ave-;
John DiCarlo, IS Lowland Ave-;
Joseph Langlais, 119 French ST.;
Henry Legendre. SO Woodward Ave-;
Fred Hyland, 1101 Baldwin ST.; Al
fred Tirado, 102 Baldwin ST.; Nick
Emerald ST.: Louis Di-
Muzio, 80 Merline Ave: Michael
Pascucci, POI Madison ST.; Arthur
Geneva, 81 st. Margarets Ave-; Al
fonse Cretelal, SO st. Joseph's Ave-;
Hagettoffe, 124 East Main
ST.; Delpilio Sampieri, 20 Silver ST.
State Selective Service Director,
Col. Ernest l.. Averill, yesterday an
nounced that nine questions will
have to be answered by persons en-
rolling on the February 10Th Reg
istration Day. These will be: ID
Name OF registrant; ca residence;
80 mailing address If other than
place of residence; (4) telephone;
60 age and date of birth; (6) birth
place; Cd name and address OF
person who will always know your
whereabouts; 90 employers name
and address, and 90 place OF en-
ployment or business.
Each person filling out the green
cards will receive a registration
bearing the signature Of
the registrar. This must always be
kept in the personal possession OF
the registrant, since lack of GER
tificate will be construed as fall
ure to register, a violation OF 81
ective service regulations.
Local boards, meanwhile, con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10
JUDGE ILL, COURT
OVER TILL FRIDAY

Sessions of the local superior court
have been adjourned until Friday
owing to the illness of Judge Rob-
ert L. Munger. Judge Munger, q
resident of Ansonia. notified SUI
perior Court Clerk George H. Free
man today that he would be unable
to appear in court due to an attack
of laryngitis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10
PASSAR0 HEADS
B. A.C. WORKERS
Club to Sponsor Annual
Dinner=Dance on 53rd
Anniversary Sat. Night

Dith it's annual party just few
Gays away, major arrangements for
the 53rd annual dinner-dance and
anniversary celebration of the
Brooklyn Athletic club, have been
completed, all members confident
that this years "time" will be big
ger and better than ever. Chair
man Frank Passaro has received
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10
New York Executive
To Give PRINCIPAL
Address Thursday
Special Pageant Written to Commemorate 32nd Birth
day Of Boy Scouts Of America; Special Guard OF
Honor to Be Formed By Senior Scouts

the Boy Scout Foundation of
Greater New York, largest Scout
council In the world serving some
$4,000 boys, viii give the principal
address at the Annual Dinenr Meet
ing Of the Mattatuck Council, Boy
Scouts of America, at Temple hall
Thursday evening. His subject will
De Youth Outlook For 1912"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10
ALLEGED SHORTAGE
FORMALLY DENIED
Federal Agency Declares
Reports UnfOunded; Sub=
ply OF Paper Adequate

Rumors of a supposed shortage of
toilet tissue and other paper pro-
ducts, which have led to a buying
wave affecting these products, were
branded today as untrue by the
Wood and Pulp division of the War
Production Board.
The federal agency says that there
Is an ample supply of toilet tissue,
paper towels and similar items.
Manufacturers also deny any
shortage, stating that there is a
supply on hand more than adequate
for both military and civilian needs.
There has been such a wave of
buying of paper products in recent
weeks that many stores have limited
the quantities sold to each customer.
It was this rush that caused reports
of the shortage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10

tinued with preparations to enroll
persons unable to appear at Tie
registration places on the 18th.
Registrars will visit persons con-
fined TO their homes because Of
illness in advance of next Mon
day. Efforts will be made, also, to
enroll others who, because of their
employment, will not be able to
register on the day set by PreSi-
dental proclamation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10

Eagle Scout and a member OF the
Sea Scout Ship Flying Cloud of Wa
tertoWn.
Assisting the Messrs. Hirsch are
Commissioners Carlton Chaplin and
James Gardner, Scoutmasters Ro-
bert Sturges and Joseph Ippolito
and Scouts Roland Hathaway, Hen
ry Pope and Arpl Charbonneau. As
sistant Executive Herve Red" Ro-
bert. is in charge of physical ar
rangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10
JAIL TO RELEASE
HACKERMAN FRIDAY

An application for remission of
costs of s30.35, imposed on William
Hackerman of Waterbury last Sep
TENDER Is, was approved in superior
court today by Judge John A. Cor
nell.
Hackerman was sentenced to six
months in New Haven county Jail on
September IL. convicted on a count
of using motor vehicle without
the permission Of its owner, and
assessed costs of $3035. In his petit
ton for remission of costs, Hacker
man sets forth that he has no funds
with which to pay the tax, anu that
the court order will make him eligi-
BILE for release from the New Haven
Jail on February 13.
prif ScI,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10
Presentation OF Badges To Feature Scouts Dinner
Draft Boards Post
Lists Of Selectees
Formal Notice Given to Young Men Who Must Answer
Call to COlors Shortly; Registration Day Questions

Two Waterbury draft boards 16-A and lob, today
of regstrants who will leave the next
call for military Lists of those scheduled to depart
from Boards 15-A and 15-B published yesterday in
The Democrat Among those who have received induction
notices is Joseph Scu of 28 Sylvan avenue brother OF
Mayor Vincent A. Sculy He will be member of the
tingent leaving from Board 16-B.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10

At rearing station in the Pts
Rah national forest, near Asheville
N. c., fawns are raised Oh baby
bottles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10
FRANK LA PORTA
LOSES TIRE, TUBE

Frank La Porta of GIT Highland
avenue reported to the police that
a tire and tube was stolen from
his car last night from a lot on the
Eagle Brewery property.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10
Will ! Ever Regain
Ny Health?

Yes, 1 know
just how you
feel. Instead
of every day
being one of
happy antic-
ipatiOn, and
a m b tito n,
y o u r s is
merely an
other day to
b e dragged
through. You
were led to
believe in the
b e & / n n i ng
~ -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10
Full Weather Report

CONNECTICUT- Slightly war;
mer, light snow tonight.
Boston, Feb. 10 (UP) Weather
forecast:
MASSACHUSETTS, and RHOD e
ISLAND Not so cold with light
snow tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10

Every Is minutes throughout the
year, one motor vehicle death &C.
ours. A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10

L1dt Tile drug
bottle and pill box would restore
you to your former health and
now know from experience that
you were misled. Further in
formation of this sort will be
that the drug no longer has ef-
feet, that you should change
climate, give up your hard
earned position, etc. and etc.
No = do not be discouraged,
many patients who are now re-
ceiving treatments at this Office
we're also once given this same
wrong information.
They are now again radiating
Happiness as they note how the
treatments are steadily bringing
them back to their old time, Ma
tural, Inward Health.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10

QUINN "A months mind Mass OF
requiem will be celebrated Thurs
day morning, Feb. 18th, at SOC
o'clock, at the Immaculate Concep-
ton Church, for the repose of the
soul Of the late William Quinn.
2-l0-2t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10

British soldiers on leave now may
get onions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-10
MASSES

anniversary Mass
of requiem will be celebrated
Thursday morning, at 500 o'clock.
,(by her son Rev. Raymond A.
Mulcahy), at st. NJ arg care is
Church, for the repose OF the soul
of the late Mrs. Mary 4 Mulcahy.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
FL Picnic del Domingo

Estan a punto de completar-
Sc los preparativOs para ell Pic
mic que pasado manana efectua-
"a la Secci6n de Propaganda del
Centre Asturiano, en- su edlti-
clio social.
En- la noche de hoy reporta-
ran todas las comisiones que tie
men boletos de almuerzo y sc sa-
bra ell numero exacto de cubier
tos vendidos. Los que tengan DO
lebos en- su poder y no reporter
q mas tardar a las diez de la no
che, Sc considerara.. venidos.
Ell festival comenzara con un
suculento almuerzo a las doce y
media del dia. Terminate este
los que asi 10 deseen pasaran al
salon, donde seran entretenidos
por espacio de ounce minutes
E bale empezara a las tres
de la tarde y sera amenizado
por las orquestas "Don Francis
co" Y 'Ta Sonora. Sc termi-
nara a las ocho de la noche.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02

.-EEAe1 ~Aa
my, sera traido a Tampa y juz-
gado por a dolito de asalto y
rUJo u mano armada.
Asi 10 recomend6, aver, Ell TIA
IlahasSce, el abogado general
W atson.
La eXtradici6n de Scarbor-
ough no ha sido aum pedida por
81 estado dc Georgia y ell gober-
nador Holland dispuso que Sc lie
entregue al sheriff INFERNO Sa-
valpse, de este conado.
Sentenciado a prisi6n por to-
Jd Ia vida, en- 1925, por asesina-
to, Scarborough Sc ha evadido
10 yeces de carceles y pjresi-
dios.
Mat0 el criminal a w. c,
Wright, superintendent de es-
cuelas del condado de Putnam.
Georgia, que lie recogi6 en- la ca
rr-tera para que no tuviese &c
caminar.u
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
EcOS de M bOdd

Unieron sus d%eStinos, hace po-
cos dias, Ia interesante Srta.
Frances Fernandez y ell joven
Alberto Romano.
La ceremonial tuvo lugar en-
la resideucia de los padres de la
desposada, esposos B. Fernan-
dez. situada en- ell 1901 de la
avenida Columbus.
Firmaron q acta matrimo-
nial Lorraine Saunders y Clyde
Norman,
Despu6s de la ceremonial, los
nuevos esposos Sc trasladaron
al Restaurant 'Seabreeze', don
de Sc les obsequi6 con una conf
da.
Ell joven Romano p%ertenece a
nuestro ej6rcito y esta destaca-
en- ell campamento Drew.
Dicha sin t6rmino les desea-
mos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02

naval. De acuerdo con las cifras
estadisticas de 1910, los Estados
Unidos estaban c%onstruyendo en-
aquel entonces II acoraZados con-
ira 8 que Sc estima estaba hacienLo
ell Japon. Los Estados Unidos es-
taban construyendo IL portavionos
Y ell Japon 8. Ell programa esta-
dounidense incluia la construction
de 48 cruceros mas, Y ell del Jap6n
solo G.. Los Estados Unidos estaba1
construyendo 10 destructores Y s.
submarines contra IL destructores
y Is submarines que estaba fabr.-
cando ell Japon.
Los datos estadisticos acerca e
la construction efectiva desde 1919,
Sc mantienen ahora en- calidad De
~secretos navales. Sc ha sabido cue
los japoneses estan c%onstruyendo
mayor numero de barcos de todas
classes que los que indican las cifrss
de 1910, y que su armada, ell Z &c
diciembre, era mucho mas potente
que la de 1910. Por 10 que atane a
la secci6n de transportes, por elem
plo, es evidente que los japoneses
deben haber aumentado grande-
mente su poderio desde 1910, a
causa de que sus perdidas en- cru
ceros, desde ell Z de diciembre, in
cluyendo los averiados, es mayor
que ell numero de los que poseian
en- 1910. Els tambien evidente ql.a
en- la division de transportes, los
japoneses han aumentado conside-
rablemente sus unidades desde 1910,
va que las perdidas en- ~cruceros, to-
mando en- cuenta las averiados So
brepasan ell n1mero de los que ell
Japon poseia en- 1910.
Pero la capacidad del Jap6n para
construir barcos, aun cuando ha
aumentado grandemente, no puede
nj remotamente compararse con la
de los Estados Unidos, donde las
construcciones de barcos Sc han
estado efectuando con rapidez ma
xima durante dos amos.
Incluyendo las perdidas sufridas,
la Armada de los Estados Unidos es
mas fuerte actualmente que cuando
ataque a Pearl Harbor, mientras
que ell Jap6n, seg1n la opinion de las
autoridades navales, ha disminuido
.bastante su capacidad de struc-
cion.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
NOTAS SOCIALES
fPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

ca la popular orquesta Don
Francisco. con su cantante Joe
Camejo.
Empczara a las ocho de la no.
che Y terminara a las doce.
En- case de NAL TEMPO, Sc e.
fectuara en- la sala principal.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
DICESE QUE ENGEL SUBS
TITUIRA A MACPHAlL

Brooklyn, N. Y, Octubre 3
Asegdrase que Joe Engel, como
edo por ell Barnum de la pelo-
ia, reompiazara en- la presiden-
oia de los Esquivadores de Broo-
klyn al dinamico Larry Mae
Phail.
Engel ha dado eXtraordinaria
,opularidad, con sus tacticas, a
los "lookouts' de Chattanooga.
MacPhail renunci6 la presi-
dencia para ingresar en- el ejer-
otto.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02


81 de Octubre, dia de Hollow
cen.
Aun recordamos ell festival
del ano pasado al que asiStie-
ron miles de ninOs.
Participaran los nihos de los
colegios Orange Grove, Phillip
Shore, V NJ. Ybor, DeSotO y
jefferson.
Para los mayores habra baile
y empezara despu6s de las nue.
We de la noche.
SeguiremOs informando.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02

ella, 2405 d. la cale Taliaferro.
d salon concuor fue engala-
nado con flores.
A la festejada Sc lie hizo un va
lioso regalo, una fina vajI.la ak
CRYSTAL.
fTuvieron a su cargo los pre-
parativCs y atendieron a los &C
mensales las Sras. H.. Alvarez.
7. Fiorito y la Srta. Mary Fic
rito.
Como invitadas o,istieron a
Garci, l.. Guarino, Nina Flea
rrotta, Vivian Guarino, Vioieta
Ferlita, Josephine Spoto, Lily
Gonzalo y Lily Nalenti.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02

averiadas. De la lista de 38 barco.
de guerra estadounidenses conside
radios como perdidos, 20 fueron hun.
didos Y 9 averiados.
Respecto a barcos auxiliares, e
Jap6n ha tenido las siguientes per,
didas: "a hundidos, II considerable:
como perdidos, y 81 averiados. A
los Estados Unidos lie fueron hun.
didos 8 y l resulto averiado.
La Armada estadounidense llevt
a cabo el hundimiento de cinco por-
taviones japoncses, II c%ruceros, seis
submarines Y 16 destructores. AIDE
mas, probablemente fueron hundi-
dos cinco cruceros, dos transportes
" seis destructores. Las perdidas
estadounidenses consistieron en- un
acorazado, un portaviones, un cru
cero, 10 destructores y tres sub
marinos.
Perdidas impOrtantes para ell Jap6n
Estas cifras adquieren mayor in
teres al hacer un analisis compare
two de ambas armadas segGn datos
publicados antes de la guerra. En-
octubre de 1910, de acuerdo con ell
Almanaque del Mundo, los Estados
Unidos tenian 10 acorazados, 81
~cruceros, 6 portaviones, 155 des-
tructores, Y 103 submarines. Ell
Jap6n contaba con 10 a~coraZados,
"A c~ruceros, Z portaviones, 1876 des-
~tructores, Y 60 submarines. Estes
datos no incluyen ningun barco en-
construction.
Tomando como base ell tonelaje
naval de 1910, desde ell z de diciem-
bre, ell Jap6n ha perdido en- buques,
que Sc saben fueron hundidos, una
decima parte de sus acorazados,
mas de la mitad de sus portaviones,
una octava parte de sus destruc-
torres, una cuarta parte de sus cru
ceros, un decimo de sus submarines.
Durante ell mismo tempo, los Es-
tados Unidos han perdido 1/15 de
sus barcos mayores en- 1910, 1/6 de
ceros, 1/16 de sus destructores,
sus transportes, 1/16 de sus cru
1876 de sus submarines.
Los EstadOs UnidOs cOnstruyen mas
Estas cifras, sin embargo, no de-
completamente la proportion
de las perdidas en- razon al poderio
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
MATRIMONIOS

George Micnaei Francisco, 80
" Edna Hamilton, 27; John j.
W-lo1er, 81, y Mary A. Rand
all, %; John Louis Gerken, %,
y Le,tie Ellen Leverett, %
Michael A. Galbraith, q, y Flor
ence Pickens, 30; William f.
Mag-e, q, y Marjorie Joan Fos
ter, 10; Harold Bernard Pater-
son, %, y Virginia Hazel Ply
liah. 81; Theodore Gianikioutis,
40, Y Annie Volochati, 55.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
Para ell II de Octubre

Sc ncs informa que la fecha
escogida para ell Cabaret popu-
lar annual de la Secci6n de Pro
pagania del Circulo Cubano, es
el Domingo II de Octubre. Co
mo es natural, muchos Sc sor-
prendaran de que un Cabaret pc
pular Sc efectua en- domingo.
/ Razones? La nueva ordenanza
a~ntidemocratica.
Empezara a las seis de la tar
de Y terminara a las doce de la
noche.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
'Ontindan los preparatUos

C%Ontindan los prepdrdtUOS
La Junta del Fondo de Leche
de los Ninos de las escuelas de
Ybor, cntindan preparando ell
programa que presentaran en-
el parque Cuscaden, el Sabado
La gaceta., 1942-10-02

apreciado joven Federico Rodri
gueZ.
Pas6 aqui varios dias, visitan
do familiares y amigos.
Feliz viaje Y buena suerte.
Ingrasara como vOluntariO en-
las fuerzas armadas.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02

Sc DESEA-una sonora la
tina para atender los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por
ell telefono M 66-163 o dirija-
- al 1854 West Gladys St
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
Did diamond Jim" Fave
Stomach or Ulcer PainS2

II Is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora
ciously IL he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have 30 pay
the penalty OF stomach or ulcer
pains. indigestion, gas pains. heart
burn. burning sensation, bloat AMI
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try n 25c box Of CdRa
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
NOUia feStejddd

NOUiG feStejGdd
En- la noche de aver fue OBJ
sequiada con una comida la
Srta. Nina Castellano, con mo
two de su pr6ximo enlace.
LIE fu6 ofrecida por la Srta.
Lena Alvarez, en- su residen-
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
new! "~BACTERIOSTATIC"
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among WOmen...

Many doctors recommend regular use
of dc4tches as a precautionary meas
vre Tor women VINO want 20 be clean,
dainty-for women troubled BY Of
Tending odor or discharge.
BONE products may be harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia x.
Pinkham's Sanative Washl PinkhamB
Sentative Wash Is gaining great favor
among women becaCse It's NOT a
harmful gefmicide. Instead 49, It's q
mighty effective bacteriostatic" (the
modern trend). II not only discour-
VI bacterial growth ana infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
lies. Very soothing - relieves minor
i~rritations and discharge and has a
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Hnsxpenaivei Get your bottle Of Lydia
Kankham's eanAttEe Wanh tedsv. An
@19oaaL q q
La gaceta., 1942-10-02

Lo Armada de les Es:udos Unidos
Cause Enonnes Perdjodos q Ia F..o.u i
Loponeso Desde c! Afoqve @ K'u;yoI
La Reelection de Perdidos es de s q I en- Comporocion
con las SUrdos ror les Estados Unidos
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
SERA JUZGADO EN- TAMPA
Eli PLIGROSO DELlNCUEN
TIE slim" SCARBOROUGH

FL conocido delincuente S. j
(S'im) Scarborough, que ell me.
pasado fuera arrestadO en- Pc.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
Bale en- el Patio

Bale en- eI Patio
Otra gran fiesta bailable &C.
kbrara pasado mahana la esti-
mazda Secci6n de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano.
Oeupara In comcha de- Ia mlsa-
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
Santos del djd

Santos del did
Los Angeles de la Ggardia 0
Cusendio, Eleutero y LcodiJo-
rio.
La gaceta., 1942-10-02

WASHINGTON. Con ell
reciente anuncio hecho por la
Armada de que habfa hundido
o averiado 81 barcos japoneses
mas en- las batallaS de Midway
y del Mar de Coral, ell total de
los buques japoneseS hundidos
o averiados por la marina es-
tadounidense, durante los pri-
meros seis meses de guerra,
assemble al nGmero de 233.
Sin embargo, las cifras de la Ma
rina, solo han dado un informe par
cial, pues en- elias no estan includes
los barcos japoneses que han sido
hundidos por la Fuerza Aerea del
Ejercito o por las baterias de costa.
BESIDE ell 7 de diciembre hasta ell 2
de JUNO, y sin tomar en- cuenta los
hundimientos efectuados en- la ba-
ITALIA de Midway, ell ejercito habia
hundido a averiado sacramento a "a
barcos de guerra y a As transportes.
En- consecuencia, segun ell anuncio
Official, la cantidad de barcos japo-
neses de toda clase que han sido
hundidos o averiados por las fuer-
xas estadounidenses asciende a 80.
A este hay que anadir 10 mas en- la
batalla de Midway. La proportion
entire las perdidas japonesas y esta-
dounidenses es de mas de 6 a IL
resultado desfavorable para Ell
enemigo.
AcOrazados hundidOs
Aunuue los datos ofciales no han
Hetallado la clase de buques COM
batientes que han sido hundidos,
entire ellos estA include ell hundi-
miento del acorazado Haruna, ha-
zana Nevada a cabo por ell Captain
Colin Kelly.
Solamente la Armadaha hundido o
averiado a ITO buques japoneses de
guerra Y a 1913 auxiliares. Las per
didas sufridas por los Estados Uni
dos, en- ell mismo periodic, %ascienden
q 39 unidades de guerra y a 10 bar
COS mercantes.
Del total de bajas que la Armada
ha hecho a la f1ota japonesa Sc cuen-
tan 81 unidades hundidas, l6 que
probablemente estan perdidas y AL
La gaceta., 1942-10-02
Para NeW YO1n

En- la mahana dehoy parti6
para la ciudad de New York, el
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-11-19
Potteries In Sebring
(Confinued From Pane One)

ing he trouble that the larger plants
are with the draft. Not requiring aS
many men, and making mostly art
ware. the small plants employ mostly
women.
Women, however, are now learning
the casting trade at the Grindley Art
ware Company, Plant Superintendent
\. j. Flickinger said. Now using most
~ women, Fickinger expects to in
crease the number "a the men leave.
Not many types of work cannot be
done by women. Flickinger added.
All in all. women seem 10 be step
ping in where they are needed, and
learning the slliIls and trades neceS-
sary To keep the industry alive during
the war. With an estimated 81 per
cent of all jobs in a pottery within
women's capabilities and with ma
chinery now being installed in several
plants to help women replace men, they
are becoming increasingly important.
Now faced with a shortage Of skill
ed workers for TWO reasons. first that
most Of the skilled workers are older
men, and second that not many young
men are serving apprentice~hipS, or
can't because Of the war, the industry
is slowly turning to women aS the
solution to labor shortage problems.