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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Zprava Baltimore Civilian Mo
bilization Committee.

V 1tery, 9. 1nora v 8:15 We
Ger Dude Sc konati schGze clenG
Block Brigade "~Baltimorskeho
Mobilizacnfho Vybo-
ru" v Alcazar. Ma teto schGzi
Dude debatovano jak docfliti
nejvetsfho potravinneho zisku
z pT1deloveho systemu ma body
point r~ationing system). Ka-
pitani blok1, kterych je v Bal
timore vice jak 5000 sd6li pax
tyto informace hospodynkam v
jejich bloku.
Jest poukazano ma to, re no
spodynky zvykle T1diti jejich
kuchyne ma dolarovy budget
must Sc nyni nauciti novemu
dodatecnemu systemu by molly
pine vyuz1ti noveho pf1delove-
no planu, ktery nase vlada no
ola uskutecniti.
Recn1ky ma teto sch1zi bu-
dou nejen 1Tedn1ci vysejmeno-
vaneho Vyboru ale take znalci
z Washingtonu. PTedseda W.
boru pan r. O. Bonnell v dopise
kapitanIm blokG naznacil d.
lezitost teto sch1ze!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Kampan v ~upisovanl
Valecnych Bondi
pod hesIem:
''Vzhdru ma Tokyo
v 1943''

zapocala tento tyden, a potrva
az do 20. dnora. Nabor je pofa-
dan Advertising Klubem a vse-
cky narodnostnf slozky naseho
mesta byly pozadany O spolu-
praci: Ucel naboru jest ziska-
nj mlliond dolard prodejem va
lecnych bondG, jehoz vysledek
Dude oznamen nasi Navy Sc
zadosti, ably bitevnice u. s,
Maryland udrzena byla v boil
a vedla lodstvo Spojenych Sta
tn ma Tokyo V 1913.
Marsaly t6to kampane "a
Cechoslovaky byli jmenovani
panove: MarSal August Klecka
a taJemn1k Sdruzenych Csl.
ISpolkd Josef Pokorny. Oba
kraJane apeluj1 ma vsechny bal
tlmorske Cechoslovaky, by co
MONA n%ejv1ce upisovali valec-
ne bondy V nasich stavebnfch
spolc1ch "Slavie" a "Cesko-A-
mericky v dobs do 20. 1nora.
Uradovna Slavic" naleza Sc
73O n: Collington Ave. a Cesko-
Amerlcky, 2417 E. Monument
st. Kupujete-li bondy ma poste
neb We sve bance, pozadejte ie,
by byl vas bond zapocftan do
ceskoslovenske kvoty ma nabor
"Vzhdru ma Tokyo 1913" con
to Tokyo in 1043). Hledme, a.
by tento nabor byl tax 1spesny
Jako roku lonskeho, kdy pora-
dan byl Bomber Drive!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Co T1ka nemecka propaganda
NemcHm.

Bern, 27. ledna (ONAy:
S vyjimkou, re budou snede-
nj Ia Viva, nemecka propagan-
da vyhrozuje n6meckemu ma
rodu i'm nejhroznejsim osu-
dem jeStlize pTipust1, ably byl
porazen. Goebbelsovo minister
stvo propagandy chce tfmto
strasenlm otupiti hence, ably
snesli .otfesy zpGsobene poraz-
kou V Rusku.
HitlerGv organ "Volkischer
Beobachter" p1se: Jen 81 pred
stavte co by Sc YAM stale kdy-
by Nemecko bylo p~orazeno. Ne
mate sanci, re byste il prezili
protoze celia zeme Dude dana
ma pospas bolsevikGm d v Lon
dyne a Washingtone jiz mali
plany jak znicit n6mecky ma
rod 1plne.
Nacistict1 pTedaci cd nejvys-
s1ho k nejnizs1mu nap1naji vse-
chny silly, ably vydesili obyva-
telstvo jeste k vetsim obetem a
pfesvedcili jej, re must podpo-
rovati waikiki "a kazdych okol-
nost1.
Titulek pres celou stranku v
liste "Borsenzeitungu" prohla-
suje vymluvne: Vsechno v saz-
ce! a list nevada upozornova-
tt ma Brity jake vzor vytrvalos-
tt jelikoz V okamziku katastro-
fly Britove odmitli povazovati
Sc "a porazene.
V Goebbelsove listu can
griff" nacisticky fyrer delnicke
fronty, Ley Sc odvazil prohla-
sit, re obcanske obyvatelstvo
dosud mic neobetovalo, nybrz
Sc vzdalo jenom jistych poho-
dli. Vim, prohlasuje tento ma
cista v clanku, re v cetnych pf1-
padech bylo dosazeno limitu
lidskych schopnostf, ale j tax
nemohu pripustiti re to zname-
ma ob6t.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
DOPIS.
Sdruzene Csl. Spolky
" baltimore

Sdruzene Csl. Spolky
v Baltimore
The Woman's Recruiting
Center, 418 N. Howard st. =
u. S. Zamestnavatelska Sluzba
zarangovala 1 den pro odvade-
nj zen We Vychodnlm Baltimore
ma zamestnan1 We valecnem
prGmyslu. Upozornujeme, Re to
neni povinna registrace.
Pro pohodlf zen, kterym V
nasi ctvrti by bylo neprfhodne
jfti do Recruiting Center, Dude
k registrovan1 otevfena osadni
dvorana kostela sv. Stanislava,
700 Ann St., ku podanf zadosti
cd 1 hod. odpol. do 9 hod. We
Ger II. unora.
S poZdravem
HELEN GARVIN,
Woman Power Committee
War Man Power Commission.
- Dodatecne nam bylo sde-
leno, re pro pohodlf Curtis-bay-
skych zen a d1vek tato registra-
&c Sc Dude konati tento patek a
sobotu, dine 5. a 6. 1nora cd 2
do 5 hod. odpol. v Library ma
Curtis Bay.
January Is, 1913.
United Czechoslovak Societies!
The Woman's Recruiting Cen
ter, 418 North Howard Street,
of the u. S. Employment Ser
vice is arranging one day for
recruiting women in East Balti-
more for employment in war
industries. This is in NO sense
a compulsory registration. It
is arranged for the convenience
of women who find it difficult
to go to the Recruiting Center
on North Howard Street.
Through the courtesy of Rev.
Celestine Rosewicz, the parish
hall of ST. Stanislaus Church,
700 South Ann Street, will be
open for making applications
for work from 100 to 900 p.
on the following Thursday,
February 18th.
The Woman Power Commit
tee of the War Man Power
Commission will appreciate a.
ny publicity that you will give
to these recruiting days to any
members of your organization
or friends living in East Balti-
more.
Very sincerely yours,
HELEN GARVIN,
Woman Power Committee
War Man Power Commission.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
MlStnl ZprdVy.
z ~krajanskych kruhE.

Il kTaJdnSkyCn kfuhu.
= Ctena redakce:-
Posilam $500, z toho $3.50
ma "Telegraf" a SO cent? ma
Ceske Narodni Sdruzenf.
S pozdravem
Elizabeth Sudina,
Hurlock, Md.
= Vzpom1nka cd sestry Jo-
sefy Hrabakove. Nezapomela
v poslednf jeff hodince ma do
bre ucele. Venovala We sve po-
slednf Will $500 pro Sokol
"Curtis Bay. Avsak Soko]
Curtis Bay z lasky k narodu.
venoval sunni tuto Odbocce
Curtis Bay 6. N. S.
Nevfme komu bychom mel
vice dekovati. Proto dekuje.
me srdecne rodine Hrabakove
Sokolske Jednote Curtis Bay.
Vzpom1nka ma nasi ses. Jose.
flu Hrabak nikdy nevymiz1.
Jeste jednou d1ky!
Odbocka Curtis Bay
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Armada pozaduje rekvirovani
100000 automobile.

We slysenf pred snemovnimi
vybory ma vojenske a namorni
zalezitosti, kde znova Sc uka-
zalo, jaky napjaty pomer pa
mule mezi vojenskymi kruhy a
gumafskym administrator
Williamem M. jefferson, row
nez proniklo ma verejnost:
re armada chce, ably bylo
rekvirovano 100000 z IT,
100000 automobile v zemi a
vsechny nahradnf rafy pro O.
sobn1 kary.
Armada chce, ably vsechna
doprava ma velikou vzdalenost,
naklad1 i cestujfcich, v naklad
mich autech a busech, byla "a
kazana.
re "a IA mesfc1 pc Pearl
Harbor ami jedina libra synthe-
tickeho kaucuku nebyla az do
sud vyrobena We vladou kon-
trolovanych tovarnach We Spo-
jenych Statech.
Spolecny kongresni vybor
byl %uvedomen, ably rekvisice Sc
vztahovala ma vsechny automo-
billy, kdyz jest jich vice nez je-
den v rodine.
We slysenf Dude pokracova-
no pred spolecnym vyborem a
da Sc ocekavati, re Dude velmi
rusnym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
OF
SCIENCES
2724 North Charles st.

2724 North Charles st.
predvadeti Dude program O
"Ceskoslovensku" jake cast Sc
Ri film1 nasich Bojuj1c1ch Spo-
jenc1 We ctvrtek, 10. 1nora v
1880 a $3.50 vecer. Budou u
kazovany tri filmy: ."Czecho-
slovakia", "Crisis - The Nazi
Way" a "Our Fighting Allies
- The Czechs''.
Upozornujeme krajany ma
tento program a doufame, re
sc dostavi do dvorany Mary
land Academy of Sciences,
2724 N. Charles ulice We vel
KEN poctu. Vstup je volny
(zadne vstupne sc nepocfta).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
mix
is REAL FooDI

Mladezi dostacf, re il Clo-
verland Farms Mleko zna-
menite chutna! A yam mat
ky Sc zamlouva, nebot napo-
maha vasi rodin6 k zfskan1
denn1ch pozadavkG V CEN
nych proteinech, vapniku a
drahocennych v~itaminech.
Ano, ku prospechu dobreho
zdrav1 a dobre chuti nen1
mad sklenku praveho, chut-
neho a smetanoveho Clover
land Farms Mleka pro kaz-
d6ho elena rodiny S kazdym
j1dlem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
POHRBY.

= V nedeli, 81. ledna zem-
fela p1. susanna Matosec, II ro-
XII stara z Hammond, Ind, vdo-
va pc Michalu Matosec. Zane
chala zde syna Steve Matosec
a dceru pf. S. Tomasek. Pohreb
konal Sc We stredu, 8. 1nora z
domu p1. Tomaskove, 9O5
Church St., Curtis Bay ma hrbi-
TOW Holy Cross "a assistance
Rev. Sandalgi.
Pohfeb %vypravila pohrobnic-
ka firma Frank Cvach & Syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Pavelic Sc pFipravuje.
Curych (ONA):

Ante Pavelic, chorvatsky
quisling Sc pfipravuje ma vse-
chny pripady: prave vydal ma
r1zenf jfmz Sc umoznuje caves
tt nejdrastictejsf hrdzovladu.
V pTipade potTeby je mono
vojenskym 1radIm zrusiti exis-
tujicf zakony a narlzenf a pre-
witt vladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
TRETf

AZ porazfme N6mecko,
a Japanske vrahy,
fasisticke Italsko,
vyzenem z jej1ch drahy.
Vzdyt jiz Rommel utfka,
co mu nohy stacf,
Italove i Nemci,
V tie Africe placf.
JapancGm hosi prasf frak,
tax silou dGkladnou,
re jak zaj1ci pelasf,
div re neupadnou.
Ale vezme to jest6 cas-.
nez ty vrahy zdolame,
ktef1 chteli slavit kvas.
my jim no tedy dodame, --
tax Fekli nasi hosi,
kdyz Japance hnali,
a oni hezky S cerstva,
ma 1tek Sc dali.
Ia kratky cas- postavf
Spojenci frontu tTetf,
a pax zacnou 1ctovat,
S tou b1dnou hav6tf.
Jsem rad re jste take radach,
naSich statnych SIKH,
vzdyt hattie prot lotrGm,
nas1 Ameriku.
Psano pro meho vnuka a vnuc-
ku ktef1 jsou V Tadach nasfch
statnych SIKH.
JAN J. HRBEK.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Krajanske Podniky a Zabavy

Nedele, %. 1nora: v Audi
toriu Osady sv. Vaclava sehra-
j Ochotn1ci sv. Vaclava "Kup-
tie 81 Radio. Zacatek v 8:15
vecer.
= Nedele, %. dnora: v Klu-
bu Ceskych Mlad1kG 7. wardy,
Ustricove Hody cd 1 do 6 vecer.
= Utery a stfeda, 2. a 3. bre-
INA: zeny Osady sv. Vaclava
poradaj1 "Masopustnf Veceri."
Zacatek v 6 hodin vecer.
- Nedele, IA. brezna: G. N.
S. V Sokolovne Masarykova O.
slava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
POMOCNY VYROR

Pr1jem: - Ia zbozf: Mrs.
Zaoralek $3.50; M. Pokorny
$500; E. Linhardt $3.50; Mrs.
Kozak $1.00; Mrs. Jos. Stieg-
Ter $1.57.
Mrs. A. Cesky, hackovanou
tasku; Mrs. Torovsky, obhack.
kapesn1ky a zasterky.
Srdecne vsem dekuje
Pomocny Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
President Roosevelt odvolal
jmenovani E. F. FIynna.

President Roosevelt odvolal
jmenovani E. J. Flynna vyslan-
Gem V Australia, protoze prot
nemu postavila sc silna koalice
republikanG a demokrat1 " Sc
natu, ktera hrozila, re zam1t-
ne jeho diplomaticke jmenova.
nj pc prve v jeho 1radu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
Maslo roku 1943 pTipadne je.
nom Is Iiber ma osobu.

Civiliste budou roku 1913
mlti okrouhle jenom 13 liber
masla, Gill ctvrt libry ma cely
tyden, proti 16 libram lonskeho
roku. Normaln1 spotreba OBJ
nasf II liber ma osobu rocne,
jak oznamil department zeme-
delstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-02-05
DOPIS.

DOPIS.
Otiskujeme opet jeden zajf-
navy dOpis cd naSeho baltimor-
skeho krajana p. Franka Gao
ralka:
Phoenix, 20. ledna 1913.
Ctena redakce!
Jdeme-li tn mile ma vychod
cd tohoto hlavn1ho mesta Ari-
zony, prijdeme do jednoho z
Jeho mestskych park1 "Patago
Park, ktery chova v sobe roz-
sahlou botannickou zahradu,
snad jedinou sveho druhu ma
svete. V teto zahrade rozkla-
dajlcf Sc ma 3O7 akrech, jsou
snad vsechny druhy rostlin, ro-
stoucich ma rGznych poustich
ma svete. Je zde mnoho tisic
rGznych kaktus1 a podivnych
rostlin rostouc1 v Ethiopiji, ma
ostrove Madagaskaru, Iranu,
Iraqu, v Palestine, ma ostrovech
Canarskych a jinde. Upro-
sired naleza Sc prostranna Ad-
ministracnf budoba, stavena v
peknem Spanelskem slohu, kde
dostavajf STUDENT studuj1cf v
tonic oboru sve instrukce a po-
kyny. Pro tyto studuj1cf jsou
tam zarfzeny spac1 pokoje s
prostrannou j1delnou a kuchy-
nj. Ia touto budovou vyp1na
Sc do vyse vysoka skala, v je-
, liz nejhorejs1 casti je velky ku-
laty otvor, odkud je krasny roz
hled ma mesto Phoenix a okoli.
dale ma jihovychod rozkladajl
Sc dalsf tri mensf mesta, Tenn
pc, Mesa a Chandler, kde pre-
vlada vecinou obyvatelstvo p1-
vodu mexickeho, a neco india
MI, kterf Sc zivf ponejvfce pes
tovan1m RUNE zeleniny a jiz-
nfho ovoce. Dluzno podot-
knouti, re jak We Phoenix, tax
! " okolnfch mensfch mestech je
videti hodne krasnych skolnfch
budov, S peknymi palmovymi
zahradami okolo, kde regulace
j1zdn1 Is mil "a hodinu sc pT1-
she provadf.
( Jelikoz v r. 1912 spad deste
byl 4 palce pod primer, ma
sledkem toho voda ma zavodno-
van1 pozemku v r1znych jeze-
} rech a zastavach opadla, mari
dill zavodnovac1 Trad, re far
mari must platit letos "a vodu O
SO cent? pc akru vice, a Size
1880 Ia prvnf dive stopy vody
, pc akru, "a dalsf ~ stopy
$1.50 pc akru. Nejvetsf mnoz-
stv1 vody je urceno 312 stopy, v
rGznych obdob1ch die potTeby,
kdezto v loni bylo 4 stopy.
: z Arizona Fruit Exchange
/ Sc oznamuje re do 18. ledna
bylo odeslano do vychodnfho
trhu 500 zeleznicnfch vozn
:. Grapefruit, a 397 voz1 pome-
rancd, krone 385 voz1 Grape
i fruit co byly zaslany do tlac1-
: rem ma stavu. Dale Sc sd6luje,
: re mrkve a kvetaku Sc odesfla
: 10 az Is zeleznicnich voz1
denne.
:. 0 noveho roku pocasi zde sc
: hodne zmenilo a teplota We dine
: je tax cd 60 do 70 stupnG. Tez
l jsme dostali nekolik mens1ch
i destd a zvlaste ted, co tyto
Tadky pfsi jen leje, coz potrva-
4 Ii dele MONA pozm6nf rozhod-
4 mutt zavodnovac1ho 1Tadu a
: farmari uSetT1 n6co ma vodn1m
vydanf.
Jak veTejne min6nf pTevla-
da, mas nepr1tel Osa pTeplnil
nekolik zapadn1ch NEST, kde sc
cvicf letci Stryce Sama, spatny-
: mi zenami, ably oslabil vykon-
most nasich letc1, proto mesto
:. Phoenix bylo zakazano pc ne
kolik tydnG vojsk1m z rGznych
vojenskych campG, az nynf kdy
mestsk6 1rady zjednaly napra-
WI je opet otevfeno.
I S pozdravem ma vsechny CITE
mare a zname
. FRANTA z ARIZONY.
4 -O-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-14
Gas for Vacations

Directly, the OPA ruling allowing gas oline for one vacation trip per motorist affects only those eastern seaboard states where pleasure driving is banned. But It's implications are much broader. How ever one looks at the ruling it reiterates and emphasizes the long established fact that the OPA is irresponsible Pleasure driving is forbidden, within the eastern area, because transportation facilities are not adequate to supply gasoline and heating oil for civilians and, at the same time, to provide petroleum products for overseas shipment to our fighting men, For every gallon of gasoline that the OPA gives up now, to satisfy pressure that has political implications, either our fighters ln and around Europe will go short during the invasion or, more likely, customers will shiver and suffer next winter for lack of heating oil. That is one alternative = a reason why such a concession prob ably was unWise in the first place But let's waive that in favor of another alter native, and suppose that transportation capacity can be spared to supply gasoline for vacation driving.
 Why, then, should fuel be granted only to those who are prosperous enough to have summer homes in the country or to go on regular vacation trips? Do they need rest, relaxation, convenience more than the less prosperous? If the OPA can spare eight gallons to Joe Jones' family to drive 60 miles each way to a lake or seashire hotel for two weeks, there is no equitable reason why Jack Smiths family should not use eight gallons to drive 10 miles to the beach, picnic grounds or even golf course every other day while Jack is on vacation.
 Such ruling is so obviously unfair that it is apparent nobody in the OPA troubled to think through this vacation gasoline ruling. And that indicates that once more, as so often in the past, the OPA succumbed suddenly to pressure prom outside and made half-baked de- cision based upon inadequate pre-con- sideration.
 So many such rulings have been made, modified, rescinded, restored, amended and generally bedevlled that everybody now takes it for granted that the OPA can be pushed around, ignored and scorned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-14
Canned Milk Rationing

In letter to the governors of New York, New Jersey Pennsylvania, Yer mont, Massachusetts and Connecticut, and to leading state and Federal officials, Fred H. Sexauer, president of the Dairy mems League Cooperative Association again warns of falling milk production In the New York milk shed, as an ex- ample, during the first IS days of May, it was per cent less than for the cores bonding period in 1922
 Recent closing of 1,50O dairies and loss of l4,28O head in the COW population, in that area alone, means drop, in terms of whole milk powder, of 14,595,000 pounds per month.
 MT. Sexauer says: "The nation is about to pay dearly for the unsound price and regulatory policies applied against the dairy industry for the past two years. The cost will be in terms of inadequate SUD- plies of dairy products There is a con- stant barrage of propaganda that the farmers prices are already too high and that they, in asking reasonable prices, are responsible for an inflationary spiral Threats of subsidies, roll backs on dairy products, seizure of farm crops, should immediately cease. Assurances should be given of prices that will cover increased and increasing cost of labor, feed, SUD- plies, taxes, etc.
 'The solving of this impending short age of dairy products will need the con- bined efforts of leaders upon whose shoulders rests the welfare of the people of this country"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-14
Modern Magic Carpet

The report of Colonel Edgar S. Gorrell, President, Air Transport Association of America, on performance of domestic air lines in 1922, reads like the tale of the flying carpet.
 Airplanes that flew 1900 miles day be- fore Pearl Harbor, now fly from 1,60O to 1900 miles, Although commercial air lines turned over to the government much of their equipment for war purposes, the lines were able to set new records in 1942 and 1941 in cargo, mail and revenue pas senger miles flown. Air cargo increased 108 per cent, mail 55 per cent - 463,000,- 900 separate pieces while express totaled 40, 101 ,657 pounds.
 Colonel Gorrell's report shows that transportation is only one Of the wartime jobs of our airlines. The carriers are on a 24-hour schedule. Their shops are always open for the servicing of military and naval planes. Their Wartime Train ing Institute gives specialized schooling to thousands of officers and men of the Air Transport Command. In addition to their domestic routes, they reach every battlefront, maintaining schedules of re- markable frequency and incredible dis tance to serve the armed services. They have met their major challenge in fash ion of which they and this nation can be proud.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-14
Garden Pests

The garden pest is on the proWl. These most insidious insects are the bane of the gardeners life for the rest of the summer. These obnoxious insects can pile up con- siderable damage. This summer we have an added garden pest, but human one. The latest expression in maliciousness comes from despoilers of gardens.
 Time out of mind most people of big property or just tidy little scrap of land have had to bear with summer maraud- CTS who feel that what grows in neigh boring or far distant yards is theirs Many of these yard hoppers are harmless folks, usually juveniles, who thought they may not have malicious intent, are what is reservedly called mischievous. We bear with them from summer to summer, and wear out the lungs ordering them off the property.
 But when it comes to the current gar den pests, that is quite another thing. Gardens have been manhandled in our own city. Neighboring towns report the same experience. Rows of vegetables that are nicely growing are yanked up by the roots. Some of them are not ready for picking, so the despoilers are not stealing products for fresh vegetable plate. The stuff plucked is just cast aside as if the offenders were saying - what are you going to do about it?
 There is not much yc-. can do about this type of juvenile wantonness. Words of scorn are not understood, or if so, they are ignored. It is just part of the gen. eral trend of the day to cheat. The situa- tion becomes more acute and what to do about it is hard problem. Victory gar dens are becoming, through present abuse, victimized gardens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-14
Where Gasoline Goes

An infantry division today has 11,OO0 times the automotive power the same unit would have required in World War l., George A. Renard points out in the Bull letin of the National Association of Pur- chasing Agents, and as a result two- thirds of the tonnage of supplies has to be devoted to petroleum products, leav- ing only one-third for food, munitions, armament, and everything else.
 ESQ.," he remarks, "any invasion plan must be based on petroleum products, and any loosening of restrictions on their non-essential use will have to wait for that unconditional surrender of Fortress Europe"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-14
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What disquiets the minds of the Chinese people is not whether thf United Nations will win the war but when they are going to win it and at what price.
 -Generalissimo Chiang Kali
 shek.
 We cannot afford to relax our efforts for an instant. On the con- trary, we must prepare ourselves to meet calmly and steadily the great est strains to which we may ever be subjected.
 WIPE Chairman Donald M.
 Nelson.
 A better postwar world is what the people of all ages owe to thu young people who are bearing more than an equal share of the dangers and privations of the war.
 Sir William Beveridge.
 
 The Allies must recognize that no matter what nations or boundaries are restored or created, the Europe of the future must not be divided into separate economic units.
 pr. Paul Haensel of North.
 western University. CURRENT COMMENT-Ed page What we've got to make certain is that Germany and Japan will never be able to start this sort o1 thing again. British Foreign Secretary An thony Eden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-14

the Treasury Department - the
 withholding part of the bill," in-
 sisted Martin. That was SUD-
 ported by Democrats"
 You had to have the with
 holding tax to pay what you
 were fOrgiving the war million
 aires" rejOined Patman smooth ly. Under the bill we forgave
 the millionaires seven or eight
 billion dollars, and you had to
 put over the 20 per cent with
 holding tax in order to pay
 that"
 Rep. Bertrand Gearhart of Cali fornia, the only Republican mem Der of the Ways and Means Con- mittee who fought the Ruml plan, remarked to friend on the COP side of the aisle: Ut looks like the chickens are coming home to rOOSt."
 RATIONING MERRY
 GO-ROUND
 Chairman of the Consumer Price Committee on the Ridgefield, Conn.,, rationing board is Ger aldine Farrar, famous opera sing CT =. In Maiden, Mass, a young woman telephoned the ration board chairman and said, My boy friend and I plan to be mar ried in the fall, and what I want to know is how we can keep warm in our new apartment" .. As long line formed in the of- fees of the Belmont, Mass, ra- tioning board, good-natured citi- zen asked if there was any place where he could plug in his elec- trlc razor, to shave himself while waiting Three retired mil lionaires run the rationing board in Newport, R. l., paying the rent for the boards headquarters, and working from 8 a. m. to p. m. They report that John @. Public gives them no trouble, but "most of the headaches are caused by :. arrogant wives of Navy officers"
 Rudolph Haley, counsel for the special Senate Committee to in- vestigate gasoline and fuel-oil, wrote hot report recommending that OPA be shorn of power over rationing. Interesting fact: Last winter, Haley, had his fuel oil ration cut so sharply that he was forced to convert to coal.
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 Feature Syndicate, Incl