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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-25

churches nowadays sort of social that's signed make strangers and lonely people acquainted with another Anybody physically able to cubroom for music dancing and attend church. make himself herself church family insure minimum pleasant inter- with people Of the church isn't specializing in romantic promotions but the church responsible for good marriages neHartheess. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-25
Caroline Chatfield Says 1oday
Church Best Club for the Lonely.
Title Regp,tsred. Q. A Patent Once

DEAR MISS CHATFTEID: W. N ....,
 am nurse interested particularly the welfare of older people Somebody should lonely widows and wdowers There still love and co- panionsp This doesn't die with Being nurse am constantly surprised people conde personal ongs which public Neither women have the capacity TOT
 making friends in as they did in youth but as say they nave craving copanonsp to that club in order with initiation fee dollar refinement and good character membership fees could toward renting
 monthly meeting Of there would have to be music dancing and If can't start this mayne you know somebody who could.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-25

ANSWER: -.-.-
 better who list of egibles for member ship it? might be made renunerate nursing would be effort and properly run might concerned they not only cOmpancnsp closed in death wdOcrs they slightly realistic having in mind the comforts of with Q good housekecper presiding
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Listen

The Japs by nature unorginal Virtually everything
of importance in their life has been stolen They stole Ju
Jtsu from the Chinese Orignaors and claim il their
The Chinese called il Judo twO-doar bet young
Larry Donohue will make good in the Navy. His pappy is
Martin, the friendly whehaired Irish salesman known
almost all old time Tacomans Los Angeles turf writers.
enyiOus operation of Bay Meadows at San Francisco
pannng the Meadows and charging the meetings
injurious TO the But the LA writers meeting their
fighting displayed Will
At least Hermann scion Of
physical culturists Mebbe The foot
polish class of old but they will provide
a
during BY the where board other
football,
sports football
college football other American
hockey national simpI, not
the The first the
OF
thundeboIt mddeweght
blond is all deeked fish
neighbor
Is heavier
fu Haw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Sailors Added
To Tonight S
Boxing Event

Six sailors Of the strong Brem-
erton boxing squad have been put
on the Puyallup ring show schsd-
ule for tonight at 8 o'clock at the
Puyallup high school gymnasium.
They will replace Fort Lewis
soldiers who were matched against
other Fort Lewis soldiers. and
promoters VIII Msylon and Capt
Val kirk emphasized an improve
ment on the card by In. switch.
AT the last minute We re-
eeived q challenging word
from BremertOB." said Pro
moter Maylon. II contacted
Capt. Kirk at the Fort and
he quickly agreed 10 the plan.
realizing II would aid 90 the
class of the show, supplying
strong rivalry"
So II will he Army VI. Navy
Tor the valley fans
Tickets have been moving well
and q packed gymnasium " as
sured
An Hsiisds. northwest service
mems hghthssyywelght champion.
- IN the main event.
And Puysiiup's own cspsb bic
hard hitting ysltsr. George
Strsndley IL in the second main
event
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Training Camp News

wAiIlNuvoNn. Csss. -
In. Test. es.rss.sss ss~sh-
psw ssissssy II ~ n~ssss
bsssss p'sehiss staff. wss
ee~.tder~d lsss 10 the esssk -
sss fsils~sss ~ sssee - -
part fss ARMY lssssssssu -
April ~,
WILMINGTON. net. 49, Gent
Arntsen. rookie pitcher. harIss
ons-hit ball for three Innlnss q
the philadelphia Athletics asfsstss
Toronto. 80. Yesterday.
cosI.EoE rAak. ~. -
Asssls ss"ilssi. Ws.hssssss
catcher. wss sut II s~ttsa
temporarily ssslsy after sse-
fssiss . assisesse1 sssssv -
hls throwing kssa 10 ~ isssa-
ssssA pssetses sa~s yessss-
day.
NEW rO0k the New rof 1
Giants, home from spsinx training
81 Lakewood. ~ ~. we're schsd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

though he was batting s2s. lie
offered 81 800 for outfielder PM
Geier. and Aarston was 80 well
pleased that he threw In LaJois.
When Ialos Jumped 10 the
American league. the owners Of
the Philllss obtained an injunction
against his playing In PhiIaldsl-
phis. and the Athletics sent him
to Cleveland. As long ~ the war
between the National and Amer.
lean leagues lasted. LsJols was
prevented from appearing In Phil
adelphla.
INTEREST DISAPPOINTMENT
Lajois gave up a. major
league manager in 1908. when the
Maps lost Ia Bill Dinnesn In 81.
Louis and missed winning the
pennant by half game That
was his bitterest disappointment
An attack OF blood poisoning fol-
lowing a spike wound barely beat
lin out OF the flag in bis first
year a. field marshal 1909.
With all the briIiianee Of HE
1i-yesr big league career. sad
his lifetime batting average
OF SIS. iAjois WAS not on .
p~nnani winner until he man
aged the Toronto ci.b Ia the
international rag In 1917.
La loie bstted better than 800
for 10 years. led the American
league with +05 In 1901 and again
showed the way IN 1908 and 1904.
lie made more than 200 siis In
each Of five campaigns.
lie set the American league
record for chances accepted BY
second bassman sss In 1908.
Larry LsJols could do u with
out trying.
NEXT speaker. Hooper sad
Lewis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Fans Battle
For Tickets
AT Windows

tn't~d fr~ss staff Usrr~>pcea<si
Nkw foRk Opening d.y a.
jsmsios certainly opened n.
eyes 81 the ssep,sc- ~he dcuhsea
the ability Of racing 10 carry
On IN me NstrerolltsH area n
the face u wsrtlms Transports.
,ion lneonvenlsne.s
The jamaica plant vas -
jsmmsd IA tss person. that
football tactics were required 10
reach he mutusl windows -
refreshmsnt stands while the
refreshments lasted
Atte>tsaa 10 The -sskssss.sss
pers~eersece 81 the patrons. -.
fr~>hs~.is were said aas h~far<
TIE seoaad race started. end tA<
dss's matoei hsuale tetalra
u.sos.sis. iars~.s .p~nirs d.s
'she In New Sssk turf hs.s.rs.
When We approached the
plant. RIO, appeared 10 b. IN
progress Investigation dls-
closed that about zoo fsas we're
blocking the turnst.les. trying 10
buy programs ffusn attendant.
ss they carried thsm in from the
nearby printing van. Tn. nor
NAL supply Of programs had been
exhausted and NOR. than q third
Of the dssotess never did ct
them.
We streas the shortages ~ 60.
freshmentr aud programs be-
cause they reveal what . TIRE.
mendous surprise the huge turn
out caused the able crowd an
ticipators the CONCESSIONS riss
and track officials
Turf writers ais. were aasas~a
One 81 them ENTHUSIASTICALLY pre-.
dicted In Thursday. paper that
s.ooe fans were expected despite
the han ea the us~ .f pleasure
ears, issicss-. esira s"..s. and
estra trains.
The opening day figure. prob.
ably sugur we'll for the most
prosperous racing season the
New York turf has enjoyed.
During The ensuing i7s days Of
competition the mulusls should
grind out fabulous totals. There
have been larger crowds At ia
msica. but we doubt that the
plant ever was host to . crowd
that bet as much per capita.
The enthusiastic crowd saw .
great rare In the featured Ex-
p~rins~atal hasdieap. IN whleh
she three nancy mounts swept
under The wire more closely
than slansss tvipies.. while The
fssorit~, niue swsrds. wandered
h.nns isih among the 10 starters.
To our mind, the most import
ant development In the Esperi.
mental WAS the excellent show
ing VI Bossust. This dark bay
colt, owned by belald stud and
trained by sunny Jim Fiix.lm.
mons. finished second. H~ wss
a head behind the winner. Slide
Rule. and coming fast. Bos.ust
had been 50 lightly regarded IN
the classy field that Included II
Kentucky Derby hopsfuis he
paid $3.50 for place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
BellUrmine Marches On .

Step up Bellarmine high. and take bow.
A deep and manly bow.
Listen folks, have right here this hamlet of $50 900
souls. including Fort Lewis and suburban
population high school that has set outstanding record
II is doubtful if school its size in the country
match Bellarmines effort
IL there were then Belarmne would the extend
the hand of congratuation.
Belsrmine sturdy. young
fighting forces in this
They have from past and stretch
only 10 years
Included Dempsey. pilot already
Maj South
Pacific
inception a hardly
students the school advanced sdmngy
Letters fighting marveng
fundamental military Belarmne
shown
BeIarmine. surprised To know. Is Of
two state high schools with o. T. wala waa high
Ia the other
Johnson
Taking students just exactly
of the
sturdy sharp course emphasized
One only there schools
with the r. o. 7.
Since upon C. naturally
intensified its Belarmne
he on o T. c are not being
neglected in their physical work at Bellarmine.
part o. scho BEEN
nterclass sports humming Boxing put
developing
young OF
Belarmne
that end hill, adding its contribution each
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
NORTH END LADIES' LEAGUE
North End Alleys

Sutherland 1865 t0) VS.. Ellis
2040 80. High game. Eta Moody
1877; high series. Moody ass
Mcintyre 2247 49, vs.. Putbres
2035 (0). High game, Margaret
Yelacich 1s7. high series. Velacich
4s7.
Hammond 20s3 % Va. Decker
2210 ~. High game. Emma
Decker 1874: high series, Decker
4s9.
Petersen 2247 (2) vs.. Honeywell
2257 81. High game, Margaret
Foley 200; high series. Foley 49+.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
BULGE TAkEs BASIC"
KNOlIMOOD FIELD. n. (

Don Bulge. holder u hsif-s-dOzsn
world tennis titles. Is taking a
sI-csy conditioning period a. the
Sheppard Field. Texas. basic train
inE center. the public relations
office n the air force technical
training command here. disclosed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Hockey in L. A.

Los ANGELES Big league
hockey talent Will strut It's stuff
FOR charity here tonight when
The augmented San Diego sky
hawks meet the Victoria. Z. c
navy team - Westwo0d ice bowl
In the second game Of the first
annual Cansdisn-Am eriesn series
The Hawks mold : 10 lead
IN the high goal series Of three
games following their defeat Of the
navy sextet in San Disgo.
Winner vii play Montreal Les
Csnsoiens IN four-of-seven game
series starting next week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Hank Armstrong
Signs for Bout

NEW YORK Henry Arm.
strong former triple titiebOidsf.
defeated BY Beau Jack ~ sls lsst
start. signed q contract today 10
fight Jack. Bob Montgomery or
sammy AngOtt on June II.
Promoter Nike Jacobs ssid the
bout would Be held N the Polo
grounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Lajoie Had Gallo Grace,
Nonchalance ofGehrinuer;
Hornsby Duplicate at Plate

Lsiois as : hack driver LIVERY
and ali ~ Nocnsoeksi. n /. IN
NJ. youth. Charley hsrston. owner
Il the Pan River club q the Sew
England league. used . worn en-
veiop a. = contract when he paid
is,oie 800 . month "a . catcher
in isee.
Scout nIlly Nash 81 the fhilllss
wasn't interested IN fAioie. al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

HOLLYWOOD - Lining up
heavy string Of players to meet
the All Service nine ct Cilm0fs
field Sunday. the Hollywood stsr'
today added Joe Dobbins. veteran
infielder. TO their lat. having re.
eeiyed Ms signed contract lats
yesterday.
ANAHtIM - Manager Bill
Sweeney today put the iss
Angeles Angels through . stiff
workout 10 make ap for tts~
cancelled exhibition gams zee
tsrday against the i>ps Ala
n'ito. navy nine. and eonsss-
trsisd os ieebBiqsses for their
Eanse sunday against tho sss
Di-Eo Padres.
SAN DIEGO Manager Cedric
burst today got down 10 extensive
training FOR the tWo-gsms s.rlss
b-tvesn the Padres and the Los
Angeles Angels over the weekend.
after . . 10 4 defeat here ysstsr-
day At the hands Of the Marine
air base.
SAN FRANCISCO = The San
Francisco Seals defeated Asther
field, s 70 2. in an exhibition base
ball game ysstsrdsy Bob Joyce
and Al Lien held tbs Pliers u
four hits.
sACkAh EN1O - 1be Sac
raments soloBs have . per-
feet record against s<rsies
te2ms In spring exhibitions
baseball. having beaten the
strong HeCieIIsnd field fIlsrs
10 10 8 yesterday.
BEhhEfEf Oskiands Coast
league baseball team lost. 8 70 o
70 the University Of California u
= practice game yesterday. for its
sixth defeat In seven tries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Detroit Wins
Hockey Crown

BOSTON The Detroit Red
Wings. National league hoeksy
champions. today held the Stanley
cup. smblsmstlo Of is<s hockey
supremacy
The Wings registered their
fourth consecutive victory and sec.
ond straight shutout Las, night in
defeating the Boston Bruins. 40.
before 1894 fans In the deciding
gsms Of the series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Youthful Ski
Star Killed
While Skiing

NORTH CONWAY. ". II. -
John L. Neal. II. Of Springfield.
Mass, winner Of the National
Olympic ski jump crown At
Lake Placid, n. Y. few
months ago, died at a hospital
last night Of internal injuries
sustained q few hours earlier
while skiing In Tuckerman's
rayine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Pitcher Specie
To Rainiers
pOkTIAND. ore

PORTLAND. Ore. - Veteran
siibmnrins pitcher Byron Epesee
Of the Portland Beavers has been
sold 10 the Seattle club ~ tho Pa
ciflc Coast loop. BIZ Keeper
Beaver business manager. an.
mounted today.
Specie. nov -. had said early
in the spring he wasn't going 10
play baseball When hs changed
he mind kisppsf sold him im.
Dssilstsly 10 the EalHisfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

ASTORIA. Ore. Herman "
Bowers has Dssn sslsetsa football
and bssksibsIl coach at Astoria
high school
Bowers replaced Wsiiy FsIm.
berg. basketball coach nov taking
indoctriastion training - a nav
ensign. and IA - a. Norvlils
May. football mentor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
TROPHY HoSoRs HERO

NV YORK = IN memory Of
their son, Ii. Frank Hsggerty. the
first St Johns College graduate
10 be killed IN the war. Mr. and
Mrs. John Haggerty presented the
schools basketball team, winner Of
the national inyitstiOnal tOurns-
ment. q Trophy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
BoXER DREAMS HAND

Los ANGELES Watson Jones
Los Angeles Negro hght-hesyy-
weight, suffered . broken left hand
while losing Ma fight with Jimmy
Biyins. Cleveland duration light
heavy champ Tuesday night
x-xsys showed today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
On We Ian, :!

exhibition games.
Se0tte's RdiHers bored 10 Washington States Cougars.
Those indications that Coast league boil might NOT
b quite 10 standard this couldnf you soVP
Horerer icat until the sun shines Nellie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

d = p~s>th,r thaf ~ cnnm-
Pls~ - R.~la pin night -
IJsssis wk~~ - wss y 49,.
ANYWAY. k~r~ = y. e~rpt~s.
~h~ h~~~~< paxils~<s< wevks
- <>ss~t te<ea. e><u<nss
f~-.i. h . e.selsywas. n.r-
el<s h . su<<iFba
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
PLAY FULL SCHEDULES

NEW YORK - Two New YORK
college teams have booked fun
baseball schedules for this spring.
Fordnsm vii play IS games and
Manhattan IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Coast Training Camps

San JOSE Arrival ~ biil
Kruger. Brooklyn farmland third
bsssmsn. plus word that Leslie
Floyd, Dallas. Tex. shOrtstop
was ON his way TO the Portland
Beaver training camp here TO-DAY
left Manager Merry shea with only
one key man unsigned.
Nut the lone soido.t. Third
Stacker Marvin ossn. has
been tsslsisE with the beas-
ere and shea reports his
salary differsases With Busi-
ness Manager Bsli kisppsr are
not large.
LEWISTON. ida. rostpoiss
msnt VI the ksinisfs second gams
sgsin-t Washington state gave
Seattle Manager Bill sam time
u reform ma lineup Tor . second
Try at the Cougars lie announced
Hal Tnrpin. KING VI the Pacific
Coast pitchers viii make his sss-
son debut IN the second game
Monday.
Meanwhile seattle viii see n the
geigef field BOmbers Of spokane
already twice beaten. ALL be- push
overs in another exhibition game
tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

Rent your s1cant room with .
Times Want Al Can Main sf5l
ask for an I'd tsksr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Oilers Move
Ahead at Pins
Koehler's Men Tie
Tavern for Second

LES FEEDERS oilers. rolling 2s7t
Won three points from John Ma
leskys HaberdAshers ssss. last
night al the North End alleys and
thereby extended their Class 4
City league lad to two games.
Earl Porter's second-plsce Tsv-
srn team. only a game behind
when the evenings play began,
wer able 10 gain only two out Of
three points over Lee Garrison,
Pistons and thereby lost ground in
the race. which has but two more
weeks 10 go.
The Tavern trgndlers rolled
2e7s IS compared with the
Piston's 2s15.
Roman keehler's Hstters.
1881. climbed into = second
plafe tie with the Tavern quin-.
tet nv taking all three count
ers from doe McCormick's
Moose lodge team ssos, aud
Gus Blooms Rugmen. s6s4.
won tive from Pat Murphy's
Grocers. sssi. In the other
matches.
Dave Davies won both high
single and series donors with .
224-ls7-le4 sos string.
Starting with tonights Taco
ma Major league session. an at
tractive week end program IL on
tap at the North End lanes.
SHOOT THE WORKS
The Major lesguers. currently
staging one OF the tightest
stretch" races local bowling fans
can remember. will be shooting
the works tonight.
The first seven teams are def
nitely in the running for the see
ond half crown by virtue OF the
fact only three games separate the
entire lot. Play will get under way
at $50 O'Clock.
Saturday evening will witness
the opening Of play In the Wom-
ems City Bowling association
doubles and singles tournament
Two squads are on Saturdays
slate, starting at 8 and s o'clock,
and play will resume at noon Sun
day. with additional squads follow
ing at two hour intervals until 10
o'clock.
Class b City league scores over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

IL pitcher stopped i.ajoie a
time or two on a good day, he
would shorten his grip a little.
II that didn't work he'd shorten
II still more. Anything 10 meet
the ball
Cleveland thought 30 much Of
Lsjoie that the club Was named
after him the Maps.
Although pleasant enough. La
joie was not a good mixer pre-
ferred TO do what little talking he
did In a small circle Of friends
Poker once a week. but rarely in
season, WAS his only vice until he
took up golf several years fol-
lowing his retirement from base
ball. Wearing glasses now and
smoking pipe. he shoots be-
tween 10 and ~ with the same
easy swing that made him ia
nous.
Hair sprinsled with gray now.
he winters at Lake Worth, Fla.
summers al Mentor -on-tbe- Lake.
hard by Cleveland. lie made
part time job Of selling truck
tires.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
tFighih ~ = >erl~<l
NJ HARRY eRANSo>
Tlnses Eastern Writer

Napoleon LAtoie had 3st black
hair and brown ewes sparkling oai
q an olive complexion. The great.
est 81 al second hssemen sieod
sir feet one and weighed les
pounds. he was = handsome man.
Larry Latoie pronounced Lar
howay hal Gallo grace plus the
nonchalanee Of Charley Gehrin.
ger. Every move Vas = picture
Of effortlsss rhythm. The elg
Frenchman made everything lock
80 ridiculously slmpl, that YOU
got the impression he wasn't try
ing.
Roger. Hornsh, reminded
seu Of siele 81 hat. lAlcie's
shiilalah was almost a. thick
along the handle .. II MAS on
the traditional fat end. We
stood we'll AWAY from the plate
and hack In the hatter's hon.
hut not - far ~ Hornsby.
As recent as 1884. when he was
So the American league lured
Jsjoie out of retirement 10 record
the perfection OF his batting style
in its official motion picture.
Like Ty Cobb. Honus Wagner
and Hornsby Lajoie gripped the
bat with his hands a few inches
apart and ready 10 be switched
with the pitch. No pitcher ever
passed the man ahead to get at
the French Devil. as Clark Grit
fifth called him.
Hornsby, who broke In as La
joie faded. easily could have lifted
a lot OF his ideas from the French
man--All but the strange one that
he could beat the horses. Lajoie
thought only Of his batting. Like
Hornsby. he would not read on
trains or in bed or attend movies
for fear that he would injure his
microscopic eyes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
THIRD BAsEMEN WE'RE WISE

Lajoie hit the ball ssvsgely and
on line. II was impossible for
pitchers 10 pun the string on him.
He'd pickle slow ball. Third
basemen refused 10 play in on the
grass when he was At the rubber.
II he wanted TO hunt. all right.
but they weren't running the risk
OF having him pull one At them
with all his power.
A batter could step across
the plate and hit a waste hall
when Iajoie performed---from
1896 10 19ls--and he was bet
ter than = green hand ON the
hit-and-run. He could always
he depended on 10 20 through
with the play, and made many
a hit swinging the bat with
one hand or throwing the club
nj n ball he coulda't reach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

NEXT speaker. Hooper sas
Lewis.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-18
~Skorajsnja ame-
riska zmaga
:.:. ma otoku .Attu
izjavljajoS pc radiu,
da so Amerikanci " SLIM
premoei, kar pomeni, da
pripravljajo prebivalstvo
ma izgubot otoka. -.

WASHINGTON, II. maja. -
o bojih ma otoku Attu nj po-
drobnejsih porocil, znano je lie
toliko, da vlada silna megla, XII
otezuje bojevanje. Toda neko
poroeilo s tega, otoka naznanja:
"Vse, kar potrebujemo, je en-
sam jason dan"
Da Sc ia dan bliza, je razvid-
no il porocil tokijskega radia,
XII naznaja, da so ameriske cete
ma Attu otoku v, SLIM premoci
in da so priceli Amerikanci vpo-
rabljati tudi strupene pine. To
je seveda laz, toda Japonci jo
razsirjajo cato, da pripravijo
domace prebivalstvo ma neu-
godne novice S tega otoka in ma
koncno evakuacijo te vazne po-
stojanke, s katere hi bio mo-
goce ameriskim letalcem bonn
bardirati Japonsko in samo me-
sto Toxic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-18
Koristen pouk

S posredovanjem solskega Cd
bora "a odrasle in sodelovanjem
drzavnega departmental "a po-
klicno izobrazbo, sc DO nudilo
tecaje "a osebe, XII hi Sc rade
priucile naGinov "a v~kuhavanje
in prezerviranje saba in zele-
njave. Pouk je brezplacen in
sleherna lena je vabljena, da Sc
ga posluzi.
Ma zapadni strani Sc pouk
vrsi v West Technical Visit Soil,
22O1 w. 90 St, oh sredah, in
sicer 10. in rs. maja, ter 2. in 9.
junija,
Ma vzhodni strani pa: v John
Hay High Soil, in Collinwood
visji soil ma ravno iste dneve,
Pouk je v teku Cd Z. do 9. ure
zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-18
Lewis podaljsal
premirje premogar-
jew do 81. maja
pravi, da Sc z Vol
MIN delavskim odborom
ne DO pogajal, odbor pa
pravi, da Sc DO pogajal
z MIN ali pa z nikomer.

II. maja. -
John L. Lewis je ma APPEL no.
tranjega tajnika Ickesa privolil
v podaljsanje premirja, doeim
ga je Vojni delavski odbor stro-
go ukoril zaradi njegovega (Le-
wisovega) ignoriranja ustanov
"a dosego sporazuma in miru.
Lewis je izjavil da DO podalj-
Sal premirje v premogovni in
d~ustriji do 81. maja opolnoei
ter je istoeasno pozval Waldo,
maj sklice in prisili lastnike
premogovnikov k pogajanju S
predstavniki premogarjev.
Ia odloke Vojnega delavske-
ga odbora pa Sc Lewis slejko-
pref ne zmeni, radi cesar so Sc
pojavili resni ocitki, da Lewis
misli, da. stoji mad vsemi zako-
nj Zedinjenih draw. Lewis pra-
vi, da Sc ne DO pogajal S TEN
odborom, odbor pa pravi, da Sc
DO Lewis pogajal samo z MIN,
ali pa DO podal kolektivno O.
stavko.