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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18

VYBORU
Fl

Moskva, 10. cervna, 1943:-
K vyroc1 Lidic vydal Vseslo-
vansky vybor v Moskve toto
provolani k ceskemu narodu:
BratTf Cesi!
Ones je vyrocf s~trasnych
zverstev spachanych nemecky-
mi Teznfky We VAST zemi, kdyz
vesnice Lidice byla re vsech
stran obkl1cena gestapackymi
vrahy, jej1 obyvatele vyvrazde-
nj a domy spaleny.
Ale zat1m co hitlerovstf oku-
panti vyskrtavali jmeno znice-
nych Lidic re svych map a prf-
rucek, toto jmeno sc ozvalo mr.
dou ozvenou pc celem svete.
Vsichni synove slovanskych ma
rodG sklanejf sve hlavy ma pa
matku lidickych mucednfkd a
jmeno Lidic je hluboce vryto v
jejich srdc1ch.
Nezmerne je utrpenf vsech
slovanskych zemi, ktere Sc do
staly do rukou hitlerovskym
barbarian. Ia sve zimni ofen-
sivy videla Ruda armada sta
spalenych ruskych, ukrajin-
skych a beloruskych vesnic. je-
jichz obyvatelstvo bylo vyvraz-
demo. Rudoarmejci jen pevne-
il stiskli We svych rukou pusky
a palili s vetsf nenavisti ma ne
mecke hordy. Nemectf okupan-
ii vyplenili zeme Jugoslavie a
Polska a zatopili je v krvi. A
lie jmeno Lidic, drahe srdcfm
vsech SlovanG, zaznelo i v tech
to slovanskych zemfch. Bojov-
nfci jugoslavske partyzanske
narodnf armady a polsti party
zani zapsali 81 jmeno Lidic do
seznamu, "a nejz budou zadati
vy1ctovan1 ma Nemc1ch.
Bratrf Cesi, lidicka krev je-
Ste vice zocelila MAST bojovou
slovanskou solidaritu. Lidickou
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18

kych a slovenskych bankach,
1radovnach krajan1 lekar1 a
pravn1kG, v odbockach rdz-
nych knihoven, v mfstonstech
obchodnich, hostinskych, v no.
lfrnach a vsade, kudy prochazf
vice lid a kde lie upozornit
ma mas zapas. Tyto plakaty
obdrz1te bezplatne ma pozada-
nj v Ceskoslovenske narodnf
rade. Nejlepsf pouceni vasim
americkym pratelGm poskytne
brozurka "Lidice Lives Fore
yer" jiz lie rovnez obdrzeti v
Narodnf rade "a pouhych 1Oc.
Objednejte 81 il pro sebe a svou
rodinu a hlavne pro sve anne.
ricke zname.
Cd 10. cervna do IL. cerven-
&c pfipom1nejme jmenem Lidic
Kalvarii sveho lidu. Stupnu,j-
me sve valecne 1silf americke.
Vzpomenme mucednik1 lidic-
kych. Vzpomenme povrazde-
nych americkych letcG a vsech
obetf nacisticke, fasisticke a
nipponske zlotrilosti a svere-
posti.
We jmenu Lidic do posled-
Mich bojI "a svobodu.
Use pro v1tezstv1 Spojenych
narodG a bezpodm1necnou ka-
pitulaci Nemecka a osy.
Ceskoslovenska narodnf rada
v Americe
4049 w. 26th Street,
Chicago, Ill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
Ma Mussoliniho w to Ieze.

Premier Mussolini stizen "a
chvaty s1lenstvf, takze n6kdy
Jedna jake dft6, jindy kficf ia
ko blazen, jak dosle zpravy z
Italie udavajf. Jeho dusevnf
stav jest pF1cinou, re Sc skoro
neustale zdrzuje We sve Vile
Torlonia, obehnane vysokou
zdf a chranene 200 vojaky a
vladimir detektivy. Podzemnf
zpravodajska sluzba v Italii u
dava, re Mussolini Sc "a posled
mich osm m6sfc1 zmenil k ne
poznani. Cd casu, kdy spojen-
CT pocali bombovati italska me-
sta, VIDAL Sc Mussolini "po-
vzbuzujicfch" cest pc zemi a
navstev krale Victora Emanue-
la a korunn1ho prince Humber
ia. Jeho lekaFi vzdali Sc made
je ma jeho vylecenf a predpovf-
dali, re Dude dan do 1stavu
pro choromyslne drive, neil
Dude valka skoncena. Jeho du-
Sevnf zachvaty jsou takoveho
razu, re Sc podoba zuTivemu
blaznu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
Moskevsky rozhlas vzpomina
Lidic.

Washington (ONA) - Mo-
skevsky rozhlas usporadal spe-
cialnl rozhlasovou relaci veno-
vanou vyroc1 lidickeho masa-
kru. V prohlasenf sc mezi j.
nym reklo: Jmeno Lidic ne
zmizf nikdy z myslf vsech &C.
choslovakG. Jejich obet neby-
la nadarmo. Hodina odvety sc
blfzi kdy budou odplaceny vse-
chny zlociny Hitlerovskych SUI
rovcG. Pomn1ky nebudou sta
veny Heydrichovi, nybrz ODE
tenn nemeckeho teroru. Swas-
tika z Hradcan Dude strzena a
nj Ease mad mimi zavlaje
ceskoslovensk& vlajka."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
Krajan Jan j. Hrbek pamato-
val " zaveti ma Mattel studentHG.

Znamy krajan Jan j. Hrbek
re Cedar Rapids ktery skonal
"a. kvetna t. r. v pozehnanem
veku 70 rok1, We sve posledn1
Will, jez byla v techto dnech
predlozena soudu k probatn1-
mu r1zen1, pamatoval take ma
dobrocinne dcely a mezi mimi
ma Mattel vysSfho vzdelani, kite
ra byla zalozena roku 1902 v
Cedar Rapids, avsak cd roku
1925 Sc naleza v Chicago, Ill.
Pravnfk Josef Mekota re &C.
dar Rapids, ktery pc leta byval
tez 1rednfkem Matice vyssiho
vzdelani, kdyz ia byla jeste tam
vykonal nynf milou povinnost,
re o tonic odkazu zpravil DR..
JOS. Sterbu, pokladn1ka M. V.
V. v Chicago.
Zvlastn1 shodou okolnostf
pax je, re zesnuly p. Jan J. Hr-
,bek odkazal M. v. v. 20 akcii
spolecnosti, jejfmz pTedsedou
je prave DR.. JOS. Sterba. Je to
spolecnost Savoy Drug & Che
mical Co., jejfz rozsahly zavod
Sc naleza We velke budove els.
16 jiz. Peoria ul. Chicago.
Zesnuly vlastnil 10 pTednost
mich akcif pc 500, coz je tedy
celkem $1,000, nesoucfch TO
1rok, a pax 10 obycejnych ak
eli v nominalnf hodnoste a $40,
ma ktere v nejblizsf dobe Dude
opet take vyplacena nejaka di-
Celkovy odkaz zesnuleho p.
Jana j. Hrbka rovna Sc tedyI
obnosu $1,1OO. Odkaz sam O
sobe mluvf nejlepe, jake wac
ne pochopenf zesnuly p. Hrbek
mel pro tax zasluznou institu-
eli, jakou je Matice vySsfho
v Chicago, ktera po-
skytuje bezplatne p1jcky csl.
student1m a studentkam k do
sahnut1 vyssfho vzdelanl ma a.
merickych kolejfch a universe
tach. !
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
Kongresnik SABBATH O navstsvs
pres. BeneSe " Lidicich.

kongresnlk SABBATH o navSteve
pres. BeneSe " Lidicich.
Washington (OWD :-Kon-
gresn1k Adolf j. SABBATH, pred
soda vlivneho Rules Committee
V dome representant1 a sam ro-
dem Cechoslovak prohlasil to-
to:
"Navsteva presidenta Bene-
Sc v Lidic1ch je hluboce W.
mamma a doj1mava udalost.
Jake zastupce Illinoisu nemohu
Sc zamysliti mad faktem kdyz
vidlm p~residenta csl. vlady sta
tt ma pGde americkych Lidic
pojmenovanych pc mucednic-
Ike ceske vesnici, aniz bych Sc
neubranil hlubokemu dojeti.
my Americana 81 vsichni
vzpomlname - a nikdy neza-
pomeneme - ma 10. cerven,
kdy naciste srovnali sc zemf
vesnici Lidice u Kladna. Po-
stTlleli vsechny jejf muze, Cd
vlekli jejf zeny do koncentrac-
mich taborG a zahnali jejf deti
do Nemecka. Naciste prohlasili
tehdy, re srovnali Lidice Sc re-
mi a chvastali Sc svetu timto
sym zlocinem.
Ale spletli Sc. Lidice Iii
znovu We Spojenych Statech.
"Pfi %navsteve presidenta Be-
nese v nasich Lidicich 81 vsich-
nj znovu uv6domujeme, FAC bo-
jujeme. Je to okamzik kdyz
Hitlerova valecna masina by Sc
mela zastaviti We ceste tyrani a
vrazden1. Svym fadenfm ma
ciste jenom umoznujf pravo ma
81 veci a pfipravujf 81 sv1j Via
stnf konec.
"Boj Ceskoslovenska je ma
Sim bojem. Spojene Staty Cd
povedely ma vyzvu. Bojujf "a
prot tyranstvf.
"Lidice jsou symbolem jed
notnosti S%pojenych narodd v te-
to valce."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18

krev prolili hrlorezi, jfz vsude
vrazdi zeny, deti, starce, kteff
pail ruske, ukrajinske, belorus-
Ike, jugoslavske a polske vesni-
ce, kterf chtejf vyhubit vsech-
ny slovanske narody. ;. :.
Ale z teto svate krve vznika
We vsech zem1ch jedna rodina,
jedno bratrstvf slovanskych
narod1 v boji prot n6meckym
hrdlorezGm, jedno bratrstvf VI
boji Ia svobodu.
Bratr1 CeSi, loni prave v do
be, kdy zkrvacenf Hitlerovci
spachali zlocin v Lidic1ch, Hit
Ter pTipravil a zahajil ofensivu
ma sovetsko-nemecke fronte.
Chtel svym valecnym strojem
rozdrtit velky rusky narod a
svym Gestapem znicit duch Cd
boje v cesk6m narode. Tyto
plany NemcG byly znemozne-
ny. Legendami ovenceny Sta
lingrad, jehoz jmeno Dude v de
jinach vsech slovanskych naro-
d1 zapsano stejnou slavou jake
jmena Grunvaldu a Vitkova
vrchu, zp1sobil s~trasnou poraz-
ku Hitlerovskym hordam, "a
stavil jejich pochod ma vychod
a z casti pomstil utrpenf Slova-
MI. Zat1m cest1 vlastenci cd
povedeli ma rez v Lidicfch tes-
nejs1m semknut1m svych rad a
.IjeSte vetsim odhodlanfm bojo-
vat prot fasistickym okupan-
tGm.
Nase valka je nyn1 rozho-
duj1cfm obdobf. Svobody mi
lovne narody sv6ta spojily sve
silly a pTipravujf rozhoduj1ci
.porazku hitlerovskych band a
smrtelnou ranu nemecke fasis-
tick6 bestii.
Vsechny slovanske narody O.
cekava nejvets1 1kol. Dejiny
ulozily vasi hrdinne zemi nej-
zapadnejs1 slovanske haste
prot nemeck6mu 1tocnictv1
velky 1kol.
}, Bratrf Cesi, prisel rozhodujf
lei okamzik d6jinach boje pre-
tt hitlerovcGm. PTisla chv1le
pomsty "a Lidice a "a vsechnC
utrpenf ~zpIsobene Nemci vase.
-mu narodu. Slovanska solida.
, rita, zrozena We spolecnem utr
peni, I'VE mas vsechny do spo.
lecn6ho boje. Jednejte, jail
jednaj1 vasi bratT1 Rusove, u
} krajinci, B6lorusov6 a Jugosla1
ci. Tvorte bojove oddly We svt
zemi, r~ozdmychejte plame1
j svate lidove valky prot Mem
cum!
:. Vsechny slovanske narody
byly dust a telem loni S vami
kdyz byla vase zem6 zalita kr
vi a vsechny slovanske narody
jsou s vami dnes, kdy sc biz
hodina pro rozhoduj1cf ofensi
WI proti spolecnemu nepr1teli
-khemeckym fasistickym barba
rum.
i Ke zbran1m, bratT1 Cesi!
Ku pTedu do spolecneho DO
je!
Ku pTedu Ike spolecnemu vi
IteZstv1!
Smrt fasistickym okupan
: tum!
Slava bratrstvi We zbran1cl
/ slovanskych narodG!
a Vseslovansky vybor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18

prohlasuje, re Ceskoslovensko
ami ostatni male zemG Evropv
nebudou bezpecny bez Ruska.
ktere Jedine je schopno zne-
moznit tTet1 svetovou valku.
Cleveland, O., = Zdeisf de-
mix cleveland Press" uverei-
nuJe dels1 clanek F. E. Glocara,
v nemz mezi jinym stojf:
"zadna kombinace, sdruzenf
nebo federacf neposkytne bez-
pecnosti malym stredo a vycho-
doevropskym narod1m, kdyby
Rusko nebylo vyfazeno co hla-
WI cinitel m1ru v Europe"
To je m1neni rev. FIR. Emilia
ma Glocara, farafe srbskeho
pravoslavneho kostela Sv. Saw
V Clevelandu. Rev. Glocar Sc
narodil ma Morave. Vystudoval
gymnasium V ZahTebu a uni
versitu v Praze. Je plodnym
ceskym basnfkem a spisovate-
lem. Bohoslovf vystudoval V Be-
ogradu a I'll mnoho let V Srb-
sku.
cleveland Press" uvefejnu-
Je fadu clankd O mfru cd pre-
dak6 rGznych narodnich sku-
pin a zastupce jeho pozadal
tez p. Glocara O srbsky Mailed
0 povalecne situaci v Europe.
Glocar mu Tekl:
"V kazde kombinaci fedora
CT nebo alianci Nemecko Dude
nejsilnejsim re vsech a male
narody neporfdf mic s Nemec-
KEN bez Sovetskeho Ruska,
ktere Dude muset mad mimi dr.
yet ochrannou ruku, ably je Ne
mecko nechalo ma pokoji.
Bulharstf venkovane dobTe
vedf o s1le a moci nemeckeho
naroda a o jejich historicke va
sni pc pomst6 a jejich touze O
podman6ni jinych jakoz i O je-
itch velkem vlivu We venkov-
MIN svete, v nemz Nemci mai
dou vzdy dosti vlivnych pTatel
a pomocn1k1.
Maly lid stfedni a vychodnf
Evropy vid1 jiz znamky nemec-
kych plant pro tTetf vybojnou
valku. Ia pomoci svych spicld
Nemecko jiz dnes pripravuje
hrozne masakry tim, re stve a
rozdmychava nesvary mezi Sr-
by a Chorvaty, Bulhary a Re
ky, Madary a Srby a Rumuny
a Madary. Tim Nemecko de-
lla pro sebe kapital pro sve bu-
douc1 vybojne plany.
Budou-li utvoTeny sway ne
DO federace z malych stat1 We
. stredni a vychodn1 Europe bez
1casti Ruska, Nemecko Dude
moci pres noe rozdmychat sta
: re nenavisti a spory a nabadat
RUNE male narody k pomste.
: Tim Dude Nemecku umozneno
rozb1ti takove federace nebo
sway, kdykoli Dude chit.
Svaz S~ovetskych ruskych re-
l publik byl by vsak stalym straz
Gem bezpecnosti prot zalud-
nym plandm Nemecka.
Vsecky jine plany O uspoTa-
danf a problemy move Evropy
jsou podruzne. Ia nejdokona-
lejsi federace nebo organisace
Dude malo platna, jestli Nemec
| ko zacne Ease blaznit. Proto
zavislost malych narod6 ma
/ Balkan6 ma Rusku je kategoric
kou nutnost1 a fundamental
MIN pozadavkem jejich bez-
pecnosti.
/ StraSak bolsevismu NIUE pO-
lekat jen ty lid, kteTf jeste ne
' zakusili nemecky opatek ma
/ sve kGzi, ale nikdy nenazene
strachu tenn zdecimovanym ma
rod1m stTedni a vychodnf Evro
Ply, ktef1 81 pref zlti jen v mi
ru jeden s druhym.
| Co Sc tyce probl6md Jugo-
, slavic, mysl1m, re Srbi, Chorva-
ii a Slovinci must 81 zvolit no.
veho vGdce, cht1-li zachranit
svoji existence. Nemysl1m, re
je to tax velmi dGlezitym, bu-
deli Jugoslavie Republican ne
DO kralovstv1m, kdyz jen vlada
Dude opravdu representovat
lid. Jen dejte balkanskym Ii
dem demokracii a jsem jist, re
ji budou rozumn6 pouz1vat.
Znovu dosazeni kralovske
dynastie v Jugoslavii, pomohlo
by SrbGm k moci a politicke
hnUomOnii aIo vVvO1alO hv to
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-18
RUSKA NEBUDE EVRO-
PA BEZPECNA.

Srbsky spisovateI, F. E. GIocar.
prohlasuje, re Ceskoslovensko
ami ostatn1 male zemS Evropv
nebudou bezpecny beg Ruska,
ktere jedine je schopno zne-
moznit tTeti svetovou waikiki.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-14

important industry can have an
effect on many other industries |
have in mind problems which Will
arise through the competition OF
materials which will be in produc-
ton at the wars end, at rates
greatly exceeding pre-war consump-
ton. We can expect the light
metals and their alloys to compete
with alloy steels, copper and brass,
for the peacetime markets, and
even two such recent arrivals as
the light metal alloys and the
plastics to disrupt supremacy in
nodded products-the alloys with
aid of new die-casting techniques
and the plastics through new extru-
sion and performing processes.
I'VE need constantly to review
these influencing developments and
we also need to undertake our own
individual research programs to the
end that our businesses will have
products promptly available for the
pent-up buyer power which will
continue to build up during the
war period.
There will be a postwar ability
and willingness to buy, providing
industry is ready to supply, at the
right price, the things people and
industrial users want. There will
be low inventory level; deferred
maintenance, both private and pub
lie; new equipment for factory re-
conversions and substantial needs
for war damage replacement
abroad
Post War Programs
If private enterprise is to be
be ready with new and improved
products which it can sell at rea-
sonabie prices, then private enter
prise must individually plan and
develop their postwar programs
To be effective there must be a
new emphasis on research, for re-
search can lead us to the effective
utilization of the materials, the
power, the trained men and the
machines We will have available for
the reconstruction of that basic
essential for all security programs
an active and prosperous private
industry"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-14

On alert, good-hunored Lieut.-Gen. Jacob L.
Devers, new chief Of American forces in the Eu-
ropean theater. weighs the staggering task Of
gearing the A. E. F. for invasion He was master
of his job before he got it, for tanks have been
his bedfellows, artillery his voice, physical fit
ness his watchword AS Armored Forces chief,
"Jakie" Devers himself picked out the land dread
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-14
'Shutterbug' sBugaboo'
Shattered By Soldiers
Ordinary Salt Sea Water Now Used in Develop
ing of Aerial Photographs; New Process Invaluable

New Haven, Conn, May 14.-An
age-old "shutterbug's bugaboo' has
been shattered by two soldier photo
instructors at the Army Air Forces
Technical Training Commands
school at Yale University.
The two instructors, Sgt. Lewis
Greene of Huntington, Pa, and
Staff Sgt. Sam Rolston. of Bristol,
Pa, have discovered how to make
ordinary salt sea water take the
place of precious fresh water in the
developing of aerial photographs.
Although it is believed that the new
process might have been worked on
before, nothing has been published
about it. The two men arrived at
their discovery working independ-
emily.
This new process will be particu-
larry helpful to mobile photo lab
units in combat zones near a sea-
coast, where a 50-gallon tank OF
water frequently has to provide a
crew of IL men with drinking water
for several days, with enough liquid
left over for developing, fixing, rims
ing and washing of negatives and
prints.
Sgts. Greene and Rolston hit upon
their idea while lecturing to the
Technical Training Commands avi-
alton cadets at Yale. They we're
speaking of Yankee resourcefulness
in developing aerial reconnaissance
pictures under adverse conditions.
When one cadet posed the question,
How do we develop pictures if we
ran out of fresh Water?" the two
sergeants got to talking about the
possibility OF sea-Water substitute.
They boiled a gallon of sea water
and obtained a residue of 10 ounces
of salt. They found that this amount
of salt is equal to the IA ounce of
potassium bromide ordinarily added
to the developing solution. Under
the Greene Rolston method, when
sea water is used in lieu of fresh
water, the potassium bromide is left
out of the developing solution.
Under the direction of Lieut.. Will
liam E. Bradford, director of the
schools course in photography,
cadets have been experimenting with
this process on field trips with their
mobile trailers, and the results have
been highly satisfactory.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-14
Weekday Schools
Graduate May ~
Churches Religious Classes Secure Second COngre=
gatiOnaI for 9Th Annual Commencement Program

/ committee has been fortunate to
! secure.
A new departure in the making
of movie with a distinctly religious
message, the picture was made pos
sible through the cooperation of the
Westinghouse Electric and Manufac-
turing company. 1t illustrates the
important place of the Bible in all
, lands, and how through the de-
voted laborS of many men it came
| to be the book for the world of yes
terday; how its rapid passage into
the tongues of nine-tenths OF man
kind and its world wide distribution
have made it the Book for the world
of today; and how we whose heri-
tage it is are challenged to make
it the Book of the world Of to-
morrow.
Among the interesting sequences
are the story of the Vulgate trans
lation by st. Jerome, still an out
standing work of scholarship; the
first printing from movable metal
type in Europe by Gutenberg (the
printing press used in the picture
is an exact replica of the original
in Mainz, Germany, and was loaned
by the Cuneo Press of Chicago;
and how translation itno a foreign
tongue is made.
Many fine portions of the picture
and some of the musical background
we're contributed by Warner Bros,
Metro Goldwyn Mayer and the Ra-
dio Corporation of America with the
consent of the American Federation
of Musicians.
AS usual, there will be participa-
ton on the part of the graduates
through the choir which is being
trained by Mrs. Howard H. Smith
and Mrs. j. o. P. Manherz and
play being coached by Miss Ethelyn
L. Nichols of the First Baptist
Baptist church. Diplomas will be
awarded to the largest graduating
class to date, approximately ITO
pupils by Frank E. Hess, president
of the Council of Churches. The
chairman of the Weekday School
Commute will preside, Rev. Louis E.
Higgins, assisted by Mrs. Percival E.
Dixon, supervisor of the schools.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-14
Spiritual Advisor


for p. NJ. at the Holy Name rooms
in the old st. Joseph's school.
A buffet supper will be served at
the Knights of Lithuania clubhouse
on Green street. An entertainment
will follow there and dancing will
be held later in the evening at the
Holy Name rooms.
In addition to the Holy Name So
ciety and Knights OF Lithuania
hosts will be the Children of Mary
sodality, the Lithuanian Catholic
Student and Professional associa-
ton and the church choirs.
Delegates are expected from
Hartford, Bridgeport, New Haven,
New Britain, Bristol, Torrington
Ansonia, Poquonock and other
towns of the state.
Rev. A. Edward Gradeck of New
Haven, former curate at ST. Joseph's
church and spiritual advisor Of the
organization, will be among the
guests.
A card party will be held at st.
Joseph's hall Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
for the benefit of St. Joseph's
church. Members of the parish
committee are supervising arrange
ments.
The Lithuanian Council for the
Defense of America will hold a
meeting Sunday night at Venta
hall. Various defense activities will
be planned.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-14
New England Planning
Post War Activities
Industries of Section in Forefront Today in About
Effort; Must Be Alert for Future Opportunities

Boston, May IA. tSpeciaD-New
England industry is today at the
forefront in a war largely depend
ent on mechanisms, and New Eng
land industry must also be at the
forefront in the postwar days, help
Ing to rebuild our national economy
and maintain free, private enter
prise, Albert E. Marshall, president
OF the Rumford Chemical Works
IN Rhode Island and also OF the
New England Industrial Research
Foundation told 500 New England
industrialistS and business leaders
assembled here today at the Hotel
Statler in the Boston Research Day
program.
industrial research" he said,
must be stimulated to meet the
challenge Of readjuSting our bust
nesses so that we can safely pass
through the difficult transition
period between the ending OF the
war and the arrival of stabilized
conditions in our future peacetime
operations"
Monday Research
Mr.. Marshall called attention to
the increased use Of modern re-
search methods by New England
business since the Inauguration OF
Research Day by the New England
Council six years ago. Together
with the Boston Chamber OF Com
merce, the New England Industrial
Research Foundation, the New Eng
land Engineering Societies and sew
eral metropolitan Boston business
associations, the Council sponsored
today's meeting, which was largely
devoted to research problems Of the
food industries.
Research can play an important
part in todays preparations Tor to-
morrow, for research travels in ad-
vance of industry Mr.. Marshall
said, "While there is always lapse
of time between a discovery and its
practically application, it Is import
ant that we do not overlook the
reservoir, automatically provided
by the war, from which industry
can draw new ideas for postwar
operations.
"As examples of some of the
changes which will affect industries
when they begin to return to their
normal operations, we shall have a
United States synthetic rubber in
dustry which, in less than four
wears, will have reached an annual
production equal to the world pro-
duction Of natural rubber in 1889;
aluminium production this year will
be seven times the 1889 output; and
magnesium, relatively unimport-
ant light metal in pre-war years,
is expected to reach in 1914 one
hundred times its 1889 tonnage.
Last year the value of aircraft
produced in this country equalled
that Of automobiles in their best
year, and this year aircraft will
iead all industry In dollar volume,
passing steel by wide margin.
New Developments
These and many other wartime
developments such as new plastics
and plastics applications, plastic
bonded plywood, 100-octane gaso-
inc. alloy steels, chemicals from
petroleum, powder metallurgy, etc,
will have an impact on apparently
unrelated Industries. 7 think we
have learned through wartime eX-
perience that there is an inter-
relation between the units of our
economic structure, and that a
major change or advance In one