davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28

Tomaz Cukale bo s svojim
noeninn in obseznim tenorskim
glason pei nekaj slovenskih in
angleskih pesnai, arijo IL Gle
jeve opere L'Arlesiana, "a ka-
tero DE sloyensko besedilo Sc
stavil pisec teh vrstic, arijo il
Smetanove "Prodane neveste"
v cescini, Hladovo hrvasko pc
sem "San ljubavi' it'd. Ma kla-
vir ga bo spremljal prof. F. J.
Kubina. f..
Koloraturna sopran istka
Mazda Novak in basovsM bari
tonist John Schoenherr bosta
pela lep dvospev in vsak Sc ne
kaj sanlospevov. Spremljala ju
DO ma klavir Ksenija Novak ter
Sc sanna zaigrala lepo skladbo.
Moski pevski zbor France
Preseren" bo nastopil pod vod-
stvo1an svojega ucitelja prof. F.
j.. Kubine in njegov povsod ze-
10 priljubljeni duet-Gradisek
In Prelesnik-bo lapel nekaj
nasih narodnih popevk.
V imenu Slovenskega ameri-
skega narodnega sveta in slo-
venskega pomoznega odbora bo
govoril g. JOS. Zalar il Jolieta.
zensko pevsko drustvo Slo-
venske zenske zveze nam bo po-
dalo nekaj izbranih slovenskih
pesmi ter oh tel priliki polka
zalo, kaj vse Sc lahko naredi
dobro voljo in p1idnostjo tudi
ma polju pevske umetnosti.
Mala Krapeneeva Toncka no.
&c zaostajati "a drugimi. Ma
vsak nacin hoce biti med tisti-
mi, XII delujejo "a narodno
stvar, pa nam DO oh tej priliki
deklamirala nekaj prav lepega
in zanimnvega.
Dobro znani Plutovi trojeki,
vsi Sc jako mladi decki, Sc nam
bodo predstavili s svojim lepim
igranjem ma havajske kitare;
Tonaz Cukale bo OBJ Gomilar-
jevem spremljevanju ma har-
moniko zapel nekaj slovenskih
narodnih; decek Robert Zah-
robsky bo pokazal svojo umet-
most svojim ,akordijonom;
deklica June E. ,Rueter nam bo
zapela S svojim milim glasom
dive pesmi; znana cikaska tro-
jica- Faj -Krapenc-G
DO zabavala svojimi
kupleti; Mazda Novak DO V slo-
venski narodni nosi zapela Zor-
manovo "Oj, vecer je ze," a.
Tomaz Cukale-takisto ma
rodni nosi-pa "Slovensko de-
kle."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28

William J. Reichle kandidira
"a klerka mestne sodnije, XII be
voljen 2. 11ovembra. Mr.. Reichle
irna dolgoletne skusnje kot u
radnik ma okrajni sodniji in u
ziva Stoves postenega in vestne,
ga delavca. Ia Ijegovo izvoli.
tev so Sc izrekli vsi trije cleve-
landski dnevniki, zbornica Cd.
vetnikov in stevilne civicne or.
ganizaeije.
Poznan je tudi stoterim Slo.
vencem med katerini Sc je mno.
60 gibal vfsvojih Inlajsih letih
Pred lett je bill uposleyalni urad-
mix pri White Motor Co., kjer je
cd nekdaj zaposlenih mnogo ma
sih Ijudi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28

zato pol cistega prebitka slo-
venskemu narodu start domo-
vini v pomoc, upam, da sc bodo
udelezili tie lepe in pestre glas-
bene prireditve nasi ljudje liz
Chicago in bliznje okolice V kar
najvecjem stevilu.
Program sc bo pricel o pol
stirih popoldne in vstopnina je
z davkom vred lie soc.
Po programu bo V gornjih in
spodnjih prostorih Ameriske
dvorane prosta zabava S pie
som, "a katerega bosta igrala
orkester Gradisek-Om in
Puclov tercet.
Zvonko A. Novak.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28

Chicago, I'LL. BOGAT
VZPORED CUKALETOVEGA
KONCERTA. - Znani sloven-
ski tenorist Tomaz Cukale DO
v nedeljo dne 81. oktobra po-
poldne V Ameriski dvorani ma
1438 w. 26th st. priredil svoj
koncert, XII .bo nudil vsem ude-
lezencem in udelezenkam obilo
lepega glasbenega uzitka, &c
nam je soditi po njegovem "a
res bogatenn vzporedu.
Znana hrvaska pevka Kata-
rina Brajak DO zaeela program
z naso narodno fimno "The
Star Spangled Banner" ter ga
zakljueila.. 2 melodicno pesmijo
"God Bless America"
La gaceta., 1943-11-15

NOtre Dame VenCiO al
sOnce' de Northwestern
Kelly Hizo Dos "TouchdOwns'. en-
Favor de Los "Irlandeses".

EVANSTON, III, Nov. 14.-La
Universidad de Notre Dame des-
cargo 81 sabado su furia "irlan-
desa" sobre la Universidad de
Northwestern v Ie derrot6 con
a~notaci6n de Is puntos contra 8.
Presenciaron eI partido 49,124
personals, que admiraron Y aplau-
dieron Ia admirable "maquina de
combate" desarrollada por 81
coach" Frank Leahy.
Bob Kelly hizo dos touch
downs" en- favor dc los 'irlande-
ses" atrapando Ell bal6n en- Ia
Inca de is, uno de ellOs, lue-
"a que Otto Graham 10 habia
apunteado''.
Johnny Lujack, el jovencito que
reemplazara 4 Angel Bertelli CO.
mo director de Ia formation A.,
corri6 hacia un primer "dOwn'' v
lanz6 un pase a John Yonaker,
La gaceta., 1943-11-15

en- IA Inca dc 10 yardas del Mort
hwestern. Dos avances por Greigh
ton Miller abrieron el canine pa
ra las anotaciones de Kelly des-
de Ia Inca de una yarda.
Julio Rykovitch facilit6 Ia CO.
rriente para Ia segunda anota-
ci6n de los irlandeses, realizan-
do una carrera de 80 millas.
En- Ia jugada llamada "Esta-
tua de Ia Libertad", Lujack did
Ell bal6n a Miller, que cOrri6 10
yardas hasta Ia de Is. Miller j
Mello alternaron Il bal6n hasta
IA Inca de una yarda Y Miller
paa6 Ia meta.
Anotaron "touchdowns", ade-
mas de Kelly. que produjo dos.
Miller y Rykovitch. Por los ven.
cidos pas6 Ia meta Harker, "
reemplazo.
La gaceta., 1943-11-15
TdmneYyMcG ahGgin
FmeYOm Los Pitchers
de Ia AOUemG CriOAG
Raymond Rodriguez Bate6 IN Oportuno
"Tubey. ' FiIde6 Magistralmente
Pulido Cargo Con Ia Derrota, Pero Solo
lie Batearon Siete Hits.

La novena del Circul0 Gu
bano, Ia poderosa s0ciedad
de la Gale Catorce, gan6.
aver 81 tercer desafio de Ia
serie definitiva por 81 CAM
peonato Intersocial v con-
Quist6 su segundo triunfo,
ayudada por siete hits pc
gados al serpentinero' Pu-
lido y oportunidades que Sc
apr0vechar0n en- Ell curse.
del partido.
Frente d los lanzadorcs
Tanner y McGahagim, que
no dominaban bien la pelo-
ia. los ASSURES del Centre
dispararon tambien siete
Totes, perO no Iograron sa-
car buen partido de las oca-
siones en- que tuvieron hom-
bres en- las bases.
Sus dos carreras las hizo
ell Centre en- ell sexto y en-
differences "episodios'' do "a
sensation de que iba a anO-
tar de nuevo; pero 81 result
tado no estuv0 DE acuerdo
con los calculos de Iglesias.
Tanner peg6 con Ia pelo-
Ia q dos jugadores astures,
al c0mienz0 del Quinto 'in-
ning', v, sin embargo, IL
suerte Sc puso de su parte
~ consigui6 "silenciar' a los
'opositores''.
Los dos pitchers De los
cubanos, estaban fuera de
GAIA; pero la victoria Ia coz
rrespondi6 a Ia novena CO.
mandada por Vicente Gra-
nell.
Raymond Rodriguez jug6.
maqistralmente Il tercera
base del Circulo v contribu-
so al exit0 con tres hits
un0 de ellos I'm bataz0 de
"tubeys, que empuj6 dos
carreras.
Con & "macanazo' de-
Rodriguez IA pel0ta se es-
EtrelI6 en- "a cerca del jardin
gPasa "A Ia P6gina 10
La gaceta., 1943-11-15
& BITIRA CON E.
iii NIuTAR DAILY
csmez. &c PropOne
$50 Bill Ludwig.

hate sensational sc
hoy por Ia noche, en-
.r,orio Municipal, cuando
'.,,.no "vilIanias', Pancho
s.ra frente al policia MILF
.rry DAILY, destaeado en e
Field.
+. he fijado a este encuen-
Unite de- 80 minutes y
i oue obtenga . Sd f.
Drmera caida.
y IN agil v diestro Ia
espsrase que conaiga
~ Al mexicano, aunque los
rvsutesp Green que hay un
ID margen de ventaja pOr
De Paneho.
j match principal De II
i celeberrimo Pedro Go
sspanOl nude, Sc propone
Tar Z Bill Ludwig, de 10 MAJ
m~ercante, que Ia semana pa-
actuara de arbitro en IL
D,ao entire Gomez v Leo NJ
mez le dijo a Ludwig algu-
pesadeces' Sin palabras, y
% ret6 q luchar.
empress aprovech6 Ia oca-
para contratarlos.
uandO Ludwig no strive q la
ma mereante, pasa sus dias
ando y actuando de arbitro.
mez estd apoyado por IN
% De "mudos" que arman a
"a cada vez que 10 Green ne
nc para defender q Don Pc
tPasa A La Pagina ~
La gaceta., 1943-11-15

Erroreas Casares, =. Fernandez,
Ben. Fernandez. Carreras empu-
3aaas: n. R0driguez 2. Two base
hits. M. Fendndez, Cofralea, B.
Rodnrue4, q. Double plays 6.
Fernandez 4 1T Rodriguez. p Fer.
n6ndez, 4 Mott 4 3. Fernandez.
cuedadoa en bnsess Cnhanos, 81;
Asturisnos 10. Bases por hoiaas
Tanner. ~ MeGahagim 3; Pulido
IS. Struck cuts. Tanner, McGa-
hagim, 81 pulido, 4. hits = Tan
nef 8 on S y an tefcio innings. 2
MacGahagim 1 En- 3 20 eereio
innings. Hit por q pitcher; Casa
res. Tanner. Puido Wild pitchers
pulldo: 2. Ganb Tanner. Perdi6
Pulido. impress FSFe2 y Whistle.
Anotador: Ray. TamaFeo. 4iem
20: 2sfB.
La gaceta., 1943-11-15

(2l -Bate6 per Iglesias Ga q ao.
A~notaei6n per ensraaaat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

tanien, bic pobl 5inspflidtig tparen,
aber nrter eigenen 9er5ogen itanben,
blieben geneinlaner 8eiit. SSr allen
iolbatiiben Suyenben ipaeen bic neuen
@erri6er bic piiroigen grbeti hires
Gaters. Sic beiaBe11 aber 11o1 ba5u,
mas ibnt gefeblt bate: tiefe 6rom=
1nigfeit, eepaart NIT ielltloier 2iebe
5ur Stride ,tnb altfri6tiger Sorge fiir
ibr 8oblergeben. Sbre floiterlid)e gr>
5iebung - beioe batten ibre Sugenb
in Ser Mbtei ct. Denis perbraft -
beberri6te ibr eanaes ipateres 2eben.
Ser Goo Scarf Martels Cam 90.
Sftober 741) mar bus 3eihen gu
inneren llnr1ben unb gu elmer gieibe
BON &riegen. Srpsoem nabm aarl=
mann bic Srbnlng ser firbli6en Ser
baltniiie in ieinem &eidsteil iofort in
Mngriff. j., ..-..
Die relisi6ieu 3nitanbe in Jranfreid
+ Set Der 8efebrung gbloopigs ealt
bas linfsrbeil1iihe iranfreib als
hriitlid. nnb tes tpar uud firdlih ges:
brbnet a.no einaetealt. mer ,oie jabry5
bauoerfel lanaea ariege bic Die Meros'
piliger crit gegen Die gstph ariiaatenj
htato fpdter por a4en1 gegeneinanber.
5iibrten, hatten Der franfiIsben @irAe;
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in Der ganaen @eididte Der Stride
fein oinfleres glatt gibt als ienes,
bas Die relisi0ien 3,titdnbe i'm 3eit,
alter Der lesten Werominser bei6reibt.
Mit ser 9fegieruns Gagoberts bes
griten (629 BITS $50 batet oas Gei6
@blobtpiss oen Sobepunft iiberibrit-
ten. @on oa an ianf Sic f0nieli1e
Maht INNER mebr, Bis Ite enblid ean5
Eerlolb. Ser &onig tpurbe cine Sbron-
Ipuppe. gs blieb ibm r1ifts, iagt giu=
;barb, uals nit unneridnittenem Saar
;unO langpauenOem gart auf Dem
Ibron 5u itsen ,ulo 10 ben S6ein oes
iSerriGers 5u erbeltdeln. -" llebers
!aa, trobin er it6 begeben mlBte, er=
!ibien er auf einem @asen, bon 5mei
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

&inoern ee5ogen rno bon einen Srei=
Der na6 8auernart gelenft. -. Die
Wittel tpie bie Wta6t Ser Serridaft
1agen IN Ser Sano Ser Halaitninilter
pber Sausmeier.'
! Mebr ols SO Sabre fiibrten sic
5al1smeier erbitterte Sample tint Sic
Sberberrichaft. Die politiicbe 3eriet,
5ung 5og au6 Sic Stride ir arge Afit=
leibeni6aft. Die &irhenfiirlten per-
gaben iiber oen &riegs5iigen, moran
Tie teilnebmen n1uBten, pielfah !bre
bii6ofli6e @iiroe. Gie Sausmeier
belebten bic bodlten firdliGen Stellen
nit ibren Harteigdngern. Gie Beit
Der Simonie (oer grlperb bon geiit=
li9en Iemterl1 Inn @elo oOer @eloes=
merit Die falt gan5- ausgerottet mar,
griff mieoer Inn iib. &ir6li6e @iir=
ben uno Memter ipl1rDen pbne S6eu
gefauft uno berfauft. 60 famen piele
8iihofsIiee in Die, Sdnoe gelpiiienlo=
ier, ebrgei5iger Manner, Die Ser Sir
he 5ur 5hanbe 9eereidten. I'm ibr
ginfomuen lulb oab1rd ibre Waht 81
erb0oben eiianeten siiie lid bie gi,tfiinite
ber alolfers aer peria gten bic redH.
ndBigen 2febte u1lo' lester iid ieIbft
IN ibre stelle.. s, 8
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20
9if 8effbrnmg her Denti6en 9amber
3nm Gbrifentnnt
Ineier Garl Marten uno NapIt @reaor

meier aarl Martea unb Hapit gregor
Der 0ritte.
Scarf Mnrtea batte iih gana aIs.
Serr bes Sranfenreibes betra6tet.:
8ier Sabre lung bate er obne &nnig
regiert - mie elm 'aDnig perteilte er
oas Steib unter feline Sobne. Ser al-
tere &arlmann batte Muitralien, lla-
mannien ,no Sbiiringen erbalten, Der
iiingere 8ippin Mel1itrien, 8urgln1o
.uno oie Brppence. 8apern 1tno. Mq,tis
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-20

Miiiouri, Eennefee 11nb &entl1dp an.
MuGI Die Nebenfliife Ohio uno Wii-
iouri traten aus ihren ufern.
sSln l1nteren Miiitifippital tpurben
10000 Quabratmeilen 2anb inter
@aiIer eeieBt, unb n1ebrere bunoert
8erionen fameu 1tm Serbert Sooper
traf i'm 5iioen ein, UNI fir 100000
SbOab1ofe gu forsel1. Der giaentums.
perlult it Dafnals ea,tf 1870 ,O00, 600
:be5iffert inor6en. llalter al.aereM HE
Ien oem 6oshmaffer .srlnl opfer: !:
.0OO, 900 Meres 2ano, s25, /
GEO Rferbe, So; 900 :Minaer, 5148,000.
;5dmeine, 1890 9hafe aano iiber ~
s000,000 Befligel. - &. - !
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(Gortiekunal

(Gortietltng) /
gonifatills mar einberltanoen. Mnl
%. Suli TAO ipeibte er Miaibalb gum
Hrieiter llno beltellte i'm 5unt &or.
iteber Der fleinen Mon1sfolonie, Die
iif I'm Die Marienfapeae in @i6ltdtt
ongeltebelt bate. lin iein MnIeben
beim 8olfe 5l1 erb0ben,, erteiIte ibnl
gonifatius an %. Sftober 741 oie1
bil60flibe @eibe. 9lls Inn bas &lo-
fter balo 10 biele 1leue MniiebIungen
entltunoen, baB giditatt aur Stabt
puroe, erbob gonifatius iie gum 8i.
i6ofliB (745) l1nb ernannte @iai-.
balb 51m erten 8ii6of. 9as gistum
gelangte 81 bober gliite = GbriIten-
tum uni, &ultur fanben nun aud) 5pi,
fhen 0onau l,nb Main cine oauerl1oe
Seimat. Oa 8ilibalo Otitarbeiter.
notig batte, iubfe er feinen grl1ber.
WDnebalb, Der iegensrei6 in Siibtbi-.
ringen ltnb 8apern tpirfte, fir feline.
9io5ele .5u ge.pinnen. Mit ssre,.sen
folste @pnebaIb Der ginIabuna l1no
tpablte Elm ei1tfanles @albtaI 5mH6en
@ornis uno altmiibl 5u ieinem Muf=
entAaltsort. 4us ben fleiuen 3eIlen,:
Die -er bort fiir iid uao feline @efdbr=i
;: ten boute, iDl,ds alsbo1b soas 40oppel-,,
Hotter l9eioenbeint+ enlpor. @gnebnIb;
leitete bic MDnfe, -ieine sbpeiter,
Walpnrgis Die Nonnen. Seioe11beinss
tpnroe cine &odburg bes gbriiter=s
.stums unb Der edJrii1li1en aultur I'M
Screen Der ,Milonis.
SIN @rfolge Der aorei fl. @eidtpi..
iter befaHbenfith nat Der lteber1iefe7.
r1ing audi bic bei6e,l giniiebler SpIos
lino Sebnlb. griterer .erbaute 'iic) I'm
3 755 i'm Gale Der slltmiibl cine aIauie,
Sic er aber balb IN elm aloiter per=.
manbeln nlnBte. gfob be,lte perebrt:
oas Stdbthen Solnbofen ben fl. Gin.
iiebler 5oIa dis ieinen @riinoer.
Sebalb lieB iid an Der Begnis nieber.
nnb baute bort eine &apeIle, tpel6el
bonn fl. 8onifatius getpeibt tpurbe.
Seine giniiebelei biloete ben @nfang
Der Stuot Niirnberg 1no balnit ser
Gbriitianiiierung Mittelfranfens.
&efprm her fraufiidem Stride bnrd
8pnifatius 49,
Nabbem 8orifatius bic Stride it,
Mitteloeutidlano burd 8istumsgriin-
bunge11 orgat1ifiert uno bie Stride in
8apern neli geltaltet bate, eroffnete
itdb linn ei1r neues, nod ibmierigeres
@irfnngsfelo. @s erging an ibn bie
aufforoerung, oie Seilung Der S6a-
ben lno Wunben Ser frdnfiId)en Stride
III Die Sano 5u nebmen. s-
SIM Serbite 741 paren fur5 na6-
einanoer Ole .beiben Mdnl1er geItorben,
melde Die pid)tieite,N 5tellen in Der
abenolanbilben gbriitenbeit einnab-
men: ser ,gelpaltige fraufiId)e 9al1s-
Miiiouri, ge1tnefIee unb &entl1dD an.
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a.
l1nentbaltiamfeit uno &dufli1feit bic
Ter @eiItlider ipurbe bittere alaee ge-
fiibrt. llnbotmaBiefeit ipar an Ser
Eagesoronung. @eiltlide Iebnten ii6
Offentlid gegen lire gorgeieeten auf
oOer itellten ii1 1lnter Ben S6us Ser
Itpeltli6en @roben, Inn ser 8eitraiung
gu entgeben.
9ie aloiter beioerlei 8eibled)ts, sic
I'M slnfang bes 7. Sabrbunherts einen
lilo groBartteen @ufihpung eenommen
Ibatten, tpurben in bic allgemetne Ser
Ipilberung nit bineingerilien. 8ir le.
lien bon alOltern nit 5pei alebten, bon
aebten, bie ibre gon5e Belt nit Saeo
IoOer &rieg perbraebten, bon aufriib-
Irerilben Wfond)en, Sic ibre Sbern nit
@epolt entfernten. aaentbalben I0Iten
liid Die 8onoe Der 3udt uno Sro<
|nung.
| Gie &ir6enperianlnlungen (5pno.
oen), bie im 6. Sabrbunoert ibre
slufgabe, Sic iittli6en uno religioien
Gflidten ein5uiddrfen uno oie fird)-
life SrOnllng allfre6t 6t51erbalten, trelt
erfiillt batten, biibten allm1bli6 ibr
Mnleben uno ibre 9eOelltung als ge.
Ietgeberiihe :1tnh ridJterlihe &0rper-
56uften ei,1. Sann faHlen Tie i1folge
Der inneren SebOen lnb Der allBeren
&riege iiberbaupt nicbt mebr 5ultanoe.
Maes, paS 0ur6 lie bis 5ur Wfitte bes
z. Sabrbunoerts geregelt iporoen mar,
geriet i,1 beilloie geripirrllng. 9as
bernadldiiigte &olf iauf ntanberorts
IN beibniid)en slbergla1ben, 10 oab Oie
&irden beinabe perDoeten.
+ Gur6 ieinen entiheioenben Sieg
iiber bic gte,1itrier bel Sertri (68O
gnb Ser Sarsmeier Bippin ser Wfitt-
4ere oen1 fran5oiilden Heid SEN in.
neren Srieben 1pieoer, fir Sic Sebl,ng
her &irden5n6t tat er ipenig ODER
gar ,1ibts. Gr tpar fromm in ieiner
slrt nnb freigebig eegen &irden 1lnb
9loiter, Die ieine @lnit gemonnen
batten. gii6ofe, ouf oeren Ereue ,er
bai1en fonnte ODER Die linn 5ur @rret-
dung ieiner politii6en 3iele bon Nl1t-
sen ,ibiene1l erfrel,ten ii6 zines be-
lonberen Sduses. Stanb ibm oaee.
gen cine firblihe @orlhrift I'M @eg,
10 ieste er iid ooriiber binneg. gr lieB
8ii6ofltiible lange 1nbeiebt, bagegeR
50gerte er nid)t ieoen 8ildof 5u ent.
fernen, ser ieinen sl6erglauben er
regte.
llnter &arl gfartea (7t4-74D
erreiebte Sic Gerlpiloerung ser Stride
ibren Sobeplnft. 9eaGOem er it6 nit
Dem S6merte Ben geg sur Serrldaft
gebabnt batte, nabm er BEN &f
NIT Ben 8roBen al1t bie ii6 iiberaa
I'M 5ranfenreic)e SIT ielbitanoigen Sir
item aufgeporfen batten. 8ii6ofe rno
aebte poren ouf beiben Seiten betei=
ligt. @er lib ibm ipiOeriette ooer
ieinen 5einoen Gori6ub leiitete, mutt
be i6onungslos bon 9arl beieittgt.
.: (Sortietung folgt) ....
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Na6 elmer 3uiammenitealmg Ser
gariier ga Groir" befinOen Iid) ge.
genmartig 100000 fran5ofilde
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-24
RABBIT RAISING
TO Be ADVOCATED
Banquet to Be Held Here
March 6 Observing Ma.
tiOnal Rabbit Week

Rabbit meat may be a substitute
for strictly rationed roasts and
chops Of the conventional variety
II the program Of the Rabbit Breed
er's Association of Connecticut out
lined in the bulletin announcing
the annual banquet meets with sue
cess. The banquet will be held at
The Elton March 8 in observance OF
National Rabbit Week, and as
might be surmised, rabbit will be
the main course.
Members are entitled to supply
one rabbit for each four tickets sold
for which they will "be paid 4e
cents q pound-dressed", according
to the bulletin. The object Of the
banquet Is to convince the public
Of the wholesomeness and tender.
ness Of rabbit meat.
The Department Of the interior
has suggested that families raise
domestic rabbits In their backyards
II possible to increase the family
meat supply, the bulletin states.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-24
mo ExTENSION0 ON.
mo. 3 OIL COUPON.
Hundreds Unable to OBJ
tain Fuel During Emer.
gency; Credit Slips

Fred A. Webb, fuel oil admins
traitor Of the local ration board re-
vealed last night that about Is per
cent Of the No. 3 coupons issued
here were not used because con.
sumers were not able TO obtain sup
plies. The coupons expired at mid
night Saturday.
Since that time, he continued
scores Of persons have applied to
the rationing board for an extension
Of exchange Of the No. 3 coupons.
Many appeals came to his ONCE TO
request the state rationing admin
istrator for the extension, but the
blunt, emphatic answer was that the
coupons were forever void.
During the emergency period
many persons also lowered the value
Of their coupons by buying kerosene
and fuel oil in five gallon quantities
and surrendering to the dealers No.
3 coupons worth nine gallons, he
reported.
He suggested to these consumers
to secure credit slips from the deal
ers for the difference between the
coupon value and the quantity they
had received.
Coupon No. 4, In use now, will be
worth eight gallons until March 10,
when coupon No. 8 will become val
Id. AS yet, no value has been set for
coupon No. 5, he announced.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-24
go SHORE LINE
DRIVERS STRIKE
WalkOut Follows WLB Re-
fusal of 10 Cents an
Hour Increase

New Haven, Conn, Feb. "a - ~,
P0 - A strike of 60 drivers Of the
Shore Line Railway and Bus Sys-
tenn was called early today in pro-
test Of a refusal of the War Labor
Board to approve a ten cents an
hour increase granted by the COM
pany last December.
Transportation in Is towns be-
tween New Haven, Saybrook and
Middletown was affected, and hun
dreds of war workers were unable
to get to their jobs.
F. w. Beck, superintendent of the
company, said the strike was caller
at a meeting of the drivers at ! a
M, and he cited the War Labor
Boards action as responsible.
industrial plants made make.
shift arrangements to get workers
to their jobs, and one large wal
plant in Deep River urged its work.
ers to communicate with the com.
pany and transportation would b.
provided in private cars.
Transportation of school children
rural areas also was blocked by the
strike. Children also were being
transported by whatever mean!
could be arranged.
Shore line transportation virtu-
ally was paralyzed as result Of the
wallxput. Hundreds Of war workers
and school children were unable Il
reach their destinations or were
late as they had to rely upon pri-
vate conveyances.
Edward Way. elected president Of
the union last night. had no imme.
date statement TO make concern.
ing the strike.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-24
STAIN SHARES
US. CONFIDENCE
Hitlerite Invaders Will Be
Overcome By United
Strength Says Premier

(Undated) - Premier Joseph
Stain told President Roosevelt to-
day that he shared the presidents
confidence that the Red Army's
victories against the Axis will open
the path" to the defeat Of their
common enemy.
Stains message, replying to the
presidents cable Of congratulations
on the 26th anniversary Of the Red
Army, was announced In q Moscow
broadcast recorded by the ONCE Of
War Information.
"Please accept by sincere graft
tude for your friendly message on
the occasion Of the 25th anniversary
Of the Red Army and for your high
praise of Its military successes, 4"
Stain said.
II share your confidence that
those successes will open the path
to our common enemy, who must
be, and will be, overwhelmed by
the united strength Of our coun-
tries and all freedom-loving peo-
pies"
Stain also sent the following
message to Generalissimo Chang
Kai-Shek:
please accept my sincere graft
tude for your friendly congratula-
tons on the occasion of the 25th
anniversary of the Red Army and
its successes in the struggle against
the Hitherto invaders. send you,
and in your person the Chinese peo-
pie. my best wishes and heartfelt
greetings"