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Evening star., 1943-05-21
STENOGRAPHER


PERMANENT POSITION FOR
COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER.
STATE AGE, EDUCA TION,
QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPE-
RIENCE. BOX 323-T, STAR.
YOUNG LADY for general
office work. must be able to
take dictation; permanent
position, good pay. All replies
confidential. Box 427-R, Star.
MEDICAL SECRETARY
For operating room; salary,
$3.50 month and meals. Apply
superintendent, Emergency
Hospital, I'LL New York ave.
NV.
NURSE, EXPERIEN CED,
FOR LITTLE GIRL, 5 YRS.
OLD; BEST WAGES; NO
NIGHTS; REFS. REQUIRED.
AID. 1884.
DISHWASHERS AND BUS
GIRLS, no experience need
ed; good pay, vacation with
pay, 4o-hr. week. Apply at
any Peoples Drug Store or at
IT P st. ne
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Stenographer-Bookkeeper.
Steady Position
Box 43S-R, Star

GIRL TO CLERK IN DRY
CLEANING STORE, IL TO 8
PM. APPLY DICKEY'S
CLEANERS, 826 UPSHUR
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

P. B. x. OPERATORS, EX-
PERIENCED PREFERRED.
APPLY 2O25 EYE ST. NV.
OR CALL REPUBLIC 14OO.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

SODA FOUNTAIN CLERKS,
good pay and good hours.
Shepherd Park Pharmacy,
7723 Ga. ave NV.
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INSERTERS

1NSERTERS,
OVER 16 YEARS OF AGE.
TO WORK SATURDAY
NIGHTS. GOOD SALARY.
APPLY FOREMAN, MAIL
ROOM, THE EVENING AND
SUNDAY STAR.
PORTER OR JANITOR.
GOOD SALARY, PERMA-
NENT POSITION, FULL OR
PART TIME. M. FASTER
MAX, 1919 CONN. AVE.
DISHWASHER US BOY,
COLORED, WORK.
GOOD PAY AND CONDI-
TIONS. MUST BE RELI-
ABLE. APPLY MANAGER
CROWN TAVERN, 1905 E
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

Cold Meat Man, White.
Apply 10 steward. Mr. Waters, Hamil-
ton Hotel. l4th and sis. NV,
EXPERIENCED JANITOR,
$40 and quarters; l day a
week off, vacation with pay.
Apply in person, 816 E st. ne.
F U RNITURE DELIVERY
MAN and truck loader, must
be capable and reliable. If
you are not experienced,
please do not apply. This is a
responsible, high-salary po-
sition and requires a good
man. See Mr.. Nee, P. J. Nee
Co., 745 7th st. NV, or phone
Elk. $500 for appointment.
MAINTENANCE MAN, one
experienced in painting; S125
per mo. Apply manager, 273O
Wisconsin ave. NV.
ENGINE EER, white, 5th-class
license, for night work in apt.
house; So hours per week. $40
per mo-: no age limit. Call Mr..
Taylor Woodley 7700.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly
experienced, capable of han
ding a set of books; must
have previous experience and
be able to furnish references,
all replies confidential; per-
manent position with good
pay. Box 428-R, Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

STENOGRAPHER OR TYPIST. office
work. part time, small Office where in
dividual effort will assure future Call
Mr.. Glenn or Mr.. Taylor al Lincoln
Evening star., 1943-05-21

TYPIST, INTERESTING WORK.
GOOD PAY; PERMANENT PO-
SITION. SIP DAY WK. CAN ALSO
USE PART-TIM TYPIST. SEE
MR.. FREED. GEORGES RADIO,
816 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

strea sTENoGRhPHER Al for small down1oTn tow
phone District 2O75 or Wisconsin 1854 for
Evening star., 1943-05-21

STENOGRAPHER-Je social service
agency needs experienced stenographer.
rapid. accurate, initiative. ability. Box
36l T. Star
Evening star., 1943-05-21

YOUNG WOMEN CO...
For cashier and typing reports: accuracy
more desired than speed. Other for gen
eral clerical and stenograp phic work These
are ideal positions. offering advancement,
by large chain office financial organization
Permanent. pleasant Surroundings: free
life, accident and health insurance: med
ical aid and hospital care, TRANSFORMATION
living in Silver Spring. Brightwood or
Petworth.
LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE.
1910 Georeia Ave, Silver Sprns, Md.
Mr.. Ralph Blasey, Any Time This Week.
Girl for Soda Fountain,
s24 weekly Continental Pharmacy, 422
North Capitol st
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-05

Washington (OWD - Be-
la Tuka, ministersky pTedseda
vasalskeho Slovenska musel We
refine pTiznat velke st1znosti ma
pomery We SVEN otrockem sta
te a slibil = dalS1 studium tech
to problem1.
Byl to clanek v bratislavskem
1iste "Grenzbote" oficialnlm
nemeckem liste ma Slovensku,
ktery uvedl TukGv projev. Po-
die clanku, ktery dosel do Of
flee Of War Information minu-
" tyden, Tuka v projevu pfi
otevrenf move vysoke pece Herr
mann Goering Werke Tekl, me-
ri jinym toto: "Bitvy Sc vyhra-
vajf ma valecnem poll, ale val
ka Sc vyhraje donna" Jak Wy
hlfzi nase vnitrnf fronta? Sc
dlaci 81 stezujT ma n~edostatek
pr1myslovych vyrobkG. Deln1-
ci 81 stezuj1 re nemohou naku-
povati dostatek zivotnfch po-
treb. Vyslovuje Sc otazka proc
vlada nezakrocf. Studuje o.
tazku jak vyresiti a urciti row.
novahu mezi mzdami a cena-
mi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-05

Jsou take rozhodnuti MART
jakekoli pokusy o mir dohodou
V1tezstvi, svoboda a trvaly
mir = to je mas Gil.
Tento projev k Z. a IA. bfe-
znu, kdy budeme vzpom1nat
vyroc1 narozenin presidenta O.
svoboditele a neblaheho vyroc1
zabora Ceskoslovenske republi-
ky nacistickymi hordami, pfi-
pravila v anglickem znen1 Ces-
koslovenska narodn1 rada. We
vice nez 400 m1stech pc Anne
rice name odbocky hlavn1ch
slozek nas1 narodn1 organisace.
We vsech by tento projev, pode-
psany m1stnimi ciniteli, mel byt
dodan mistnimu anglickemu
tisku Sc zadost1 O otistenf. An
glicky vytisk tohoto projevu z
pera prof. ]. j. Zmrhala, pred
sedy Csl. narodnf rady Dude
zaslan kazde organisaci, ktera
on pozada bud Narodn1 radu
nebo jej1 slozky. Kde neni or
ganisace, tam necht o uverej-
nen1 pozadaj1 jednotlivci. V te-
to dobe je treba, ably kazdy ma
Since Sc povazoval Ia commit
tee of one" a spolupGsobil We
SVEN okolf V propagacn1 akci.
Adresa Narodn1 Rady jest
4049 West 26th St., Chicago,
Illinois.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-05
Principy povalecne organizace
Stredni Evropy.
Interview zastupce Overseas
New Agency S csl. ministrem
DR.. H. Ripkou.
Plse E. Yapou:

Londyn (ONA): = Sc IRE
telnym d1razem ma zrusenl a
odstraneni mnichovskeho pax
tn, ceskoslovensky ministr pro-
pagandy DR.. H. Ripka poskytl
nasemu zpravodaji interview Q
zasadach povalecne organizace
Stfedn1 Evropy.
Prohlasil predevsim, re do
hoda mezi ceskoslovenskym a
polskym narodem je a z1stane
jednim z trvalych cflG ceskoslo
venske politiky. A vyhradil j
dale upozornenim, re z polske
strany must byti odvolany nasil
ne anekcni akce uskutecnene v
dobe mnichovskeho paktu pol
skou vladou Josefa Becka.
Tato vyhrada ministra Rip
ky Sc tyka polskeho vpadu 3
zmocnenf Sc tesinske oblast
Ceskoslovenska ktera byla pro
vedena pri oklesten1 Ceskoslo'
venska v souhlase S mnichov
skym paktem. Polsko ma roZ
dill ostatnich spojeneckych sta
tn dosud nezrusila sve uznan
mnichovskeho paktu.
V~ysvetluje polsko-ceskoslo
venskou dohodu z r. 1910 mlu
vici O povalecne federaci obol
zemi, DIR. Ripka poukazal n;
to, re tehdy Polsko bylo jedi
nym stredoevropskym staten
ktery stall Sc spojenci prot
INemecku. Tehdy jsme memo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-05

hi 1fedne jednati Sc zadnym
jinym stfedoevropskym staten
Udalosti z roku 1888 a 1899 u
kazaly dobre do jake mfry ne
zavislost obou zemi je ma sobe
zavisla. Existence ceskosloven-
skeho a polskeho naroda byly
pc stalet1 ohrozovany chamti-
YOU nemeckou touhou 20 ex-
pansi.
Ceskoslovenska vlada zdd-
raznila stanovisko, re jenom
polska a ceskoslovenska spolu-
prace S Ruskem niue bezpec-
ne zastaviti nemecke nebezpe-
c1. PAX je tn tez potreba 20
vetsf konformite vnitTnich rezi-
MI Polska a Ceskoslovenska,
ktere budou urceny ma zaklade
demokratickych princip1 pff-
slusnymi 1stavnimi ciniteli.
Mluve o budoucich bezpec-
nostnich problemech. ministr
Ripka prohlasil, re je jasne, Re
Cechoslovaci nemohou hledati
z~ajisten1 sve bezpecnosti je-
nom vyhradn1 a tesnejsf uni S
ostatn1mi stfedoevropskymi sta
ty.
"Jsme pTesvedceni O zahod-
nosti spoluprace mezi stredo-
evropskymi narody, ale jsme
stejnou merou presvedceni, re
tato spoluprace NIUE byti u
platnena jenom tehdy bude-li
provadena v celoevropskem
ramci, to je v tesne spolupraci
Sc zapadn1mi velmocemi a Sc
Sovetskym Ruskem."
Ministr Ripka zd1raznil ces-
koslovensky zajem ma Rumun-
sku a Jugoslavii, a obnovenem
Rakousku. 0 Madarsku rekl,
re je vylouceno poc1tati s jeho
spolupraci dokud "a prve Ma
darsko neodcini sve nasilne ci-
ny vGci svym sousedGm, a "a
druhe jeho vnitrn1 rezim a "a
hranicn1 politika dostatecne "a
rucl fantasticke ambice ma mad
vladu cele podunajske oblasti
V zaveru ministr Ripka pou,
kazal ma to, re pokud jde C
hospodafsky potential, Cesko.
slovensko je jednlm z nejsilnej.
SIGH statG, ktery je zaroven po-
liticky zdravy ma uplatneni me-
pokrokovejsf formy modern.
demokracie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-05
Popravy ceskych rolnikH.

New York, "a. 1nora (CTK.)
z Prahy prichaz1 zprava o po-
prave ceskych rolnik1 We vel
KEN mef1tku pocatkem 1nora
v souvislosti S obiln1 Rampant,
ktera byla provedena pc celych
Cechach a ma Morave. Sedm
rozsudkG smrti pro "nezakon-
he mlet1 a porazenf' bylo vyne-
seno 3. 1nora a nyn1 je hlaseno,
re jeSte tri roln1ci byli popra-
veni 5. 1nora.
Vaclav Duda, So let, Melnik,
pro rozsahle "nezakonne pora-
zenl."
Josef Hejsek, 80 let, Dolni
Kuchare-Cesky Brod pro "ne-
zakonne semlet1'.' 35 vagon1 o.
bill.
Frantisek Protiva, So let, Ro-
kycany, pro ''neodvedenf 3 ctvr
tin 1rody". Take jeho majetek
byl zabaven.
Krone toho byli odsouzeni:
Alois Knez1nek, At let, Boro-
vim, k peti letGm.
Anna Vajcova, so let. Vina-
rice, tri a pGllete nucene praci
pri priznane skryvani psenice;
Ladislav Noracek, 80 let, z
Mlazice, Melnik, k peti let1m
pro "nezakonne kupovan1 obi
H."
"Lidovy soud" odsoudil k
smrti tyto osoby:
Otakar Schiedeck, 40, Zabe-
hlice; Adolf Rapp, 27, Olo-
mouc; Zdenek Hekr, so, Pra-
ha; Frantisek zizka, Is, Horac
ka Lysa, (vsechny pro organi-
sovan1 a prevalent propagan-
dy We prospech tajneho ceske-
no hnut1 a pro skryvan1 tajne
rozhlasove vys1lacky).
Tomas SedlaT, AT let, Kuno-
vice, byl odsouzen k smrti pro
rozsifovan1 p~rotinemeckych le-
TAXI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-05
Churchill odmitl zadost Ia
propuStenf Candhi-ho.

New Delhi: = Premier Churc-
hill schvalil odmitnuti zadost1
"a propusteni Gandhi-ho indie
kou vladou. Sir Tel Bahadur
Sapru, 1radujfcf predseda kon-
ference, ktera byla konana "a
1celem nalezen1 prostTedk1,
jakymi bylo by mono vymoci
propusteni Gandhi-ho, ucinil
tuto vyzvu.
Jak Sc oznamuje z Washing
tonu, Indicka liga v Americe u
cinila vyzvu ma americkou Via
du ,aby zakrocila u Velke Bri-
TAME a zachranila zivot Gand-
hi-ho. Sirdar J. J. Singh, pred
soda ligy, rekl anglickemu vel,
vyslanci Halifaxovi, re smrt
Gandhi-ho mela by v zapet1 w
trznosti, jez by molly poskoditi
valecne plany spojenc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-05

Trapne ticho. Ted Sc pTihr-
null We dvojstupu opesalf ord
neri S valecky potrebnych pra-
port a "a mimi nemecky lid asi
2 Tanwaldu. Obecenstva Je
vsude treba. Ma budove pos
tovniho 1radu uz visi statn1 pra
por. Novy personal stojf Sc vty-
cenou pazf pred 1Tadem a pro-
volava tfikrate "Heil'. Histo-
ricky okamzik. Cvakaj1 zave-
ry fotografickych aparat1.
Ordneri jdou do ceske skoly.
Brzy ma to ucitelstvo vyvadi
pres 400 ceskych detl. Ty Sc
stavf v rade u zabradli terasy
pred skolou a dfvaj1 Sc dolG ma
namestf ma flsske vojaky. Ote-
vira sc prostredni vikyr We sire
Sc skolni budovy a konecne =
jeste ne, uvazl v okapu, konec-
ne visi v bezvetrnem dni pra-
por nemecke rise a ceske deti
toho ami nepostrehly, tax je "a
ujali vojaci ma namest1. JIM
ordneri zatfm spoustej1 prapor
s kostelni veze. Zvony dosud
mlci. Kde je zvon1k?
Jak krasne jsou sokolovny We
Velkych Hamrech a Plavech
l pro ne jsou uz Justly prapory S
lomenym krizem. Auta jedou
dial ma Plavy a jeste dale.
Je jedenact hodin. Rozhla-
sova STANCE z Prahy vysila Lar
go do Hendela. Chramova hud-
ba promlouva k Bohu z hloubi
lidske duse a bolesti. IDA Sc
mi, re stojim pod gotickou klen
bou. Poddavam Sc tie ocistne
lazni a vysvobozenf z prachu a
popela. Zvony hamerskeho
chramu sc rozezvucely. To asi
naSli zvonlka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-05
Italsky general padl.

Rfmsky rozhlas pravil, re ge-
neral Grafton Sardo, velitel l.
talskych Cernych kosill ma rus
Ike fronte, byl zabit v akci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-05

SVyIul d pOUOm u0Il, ueH plHy
tiny, jakeho clovek nepoznal.
Jedni z lasky k domovu a
narodu utikaji do neznama, do
tvrdeho zivota = nesnesli by
zitfku. Naprosta vetsina lidu
zGstava verna svemu mestecku
re stejne lasky k domovu a ma
rodu jake ii, co odjfzdejl.
Rfkajf: Kan bychom sli,
,vzdyt jsme zde vsichni Cesi.
Name zde svGj domov a MAZE
tex. Co bychom delali tam,
kde Sc uz tolik lidi nahrnulo :.
Lide Sc loucf Sc znamymi,
auta Sc rozj1zdejf S nakladem.
Posledni pokyvnuti rukou, je-
ste trpky 1smev a zvolanf: "Pi-
Ste nam, piste nam!"
A tax to jde stale horecnym
tempem ia dlouho do noci.
Sesli Sc zde ucitele z Bohda-
lovic a Haratic S mistn1mi, ably
81 slfbili, re neopusti svych de-
tt, ale vyckajf prfstfch osudG
ceskych skol. Jsou vaznf, take
kamsi zahledeni. Tam kdesi ma
severn Sc Jim rysuje jejich pff-
stf 1kol 49,. Denne budou hle-
Diet do d6tskych zvfdavych ocf
svych d6tf, ktere jsou zvedave
a touzfcf pc pravde. Ones We
df jedno: Kompas je v mas. -
Otcov6 deti prosf: "Z1stante S
Mani. Kdybyste nam wy ode
sli, to by mas potkalo to nejhor-
"a. listopad.
Rano We tcvrtek dine "a. lis
topadu 1888 zacalo vlahou po-
hodou, kdyz pozdnf slunce Sc
vyhouplo mad kopce. Vysoko
mad Prfchovicemi roztal ma
stranfch snih.
Opozdila nakladnl auta &C.
kali jeste ma poslednlho vyste-
hovalce.
Gas Sc vlece jake prejety pes.
RIDGE a mlcky chod1 Tide
ztichlou ulic1.
Zvolna, zvolna Sc blfz1 rucic-
ka ma dvanactou. Naproti Sva-
rovu u dosavadn1 hranicnf cary
chodf pc dvou p~rfslusnfci Sos,
statn1 policie a cetnictvo. Finan
chi straznici cekaj1 ~pripraveni
k odchodu. Ztichli.
Devet hodin. Je cas- spustit
rakev do hrobu.
Financn1 straz nastupuje do
dvojstupu. ITCHY powell a tt
chy krok. jake by ami nesli,
jake by pluli tim tezkym ra-
mem, kde samo slunce Sc scho-
valo "a indigove mraky. Jdou
kTfzovou cestou dlouhymi Ham
ry bez zastaven1 k PlavGm a
dale do-Cech. Ia mimi chap
ci cd statnf policie. Posledn1
nastupuj1 cetn1ci. Leta zde zili
Sc svymi druhy vrchn1 strazmi-
str Kopecky ma sve stanici We
Velkych Hamrech. Naposled
Sc zad1va k Tanwaldu, ma hole
skaly Ia mesteckem a potion
jeste ma zarodek dnesn1 TRACE
die; ma svarovske Liebigovo
panstv1. Posledn1 predstavite-
lie svrchovanosti naseho statu
odchazej1.
U Sokolovny nasedaji diva
cetnictf dGstojnici. Strazmistr
Tfdic Sc chape volantu a stfra
Shy.
U dom1 stojf Tide a ma chod-
nfc1ch stojf Tide. Muzi jake by
do zeme vrostli. Stojf nemi a
.jejich strnule tvaTe sc louci jen
horecnatym zrakem. Hloucky
rozrus1 Tady cetnik6 a ruce Sc
hledajf a rozechvene tisknou.
Ruce cetn1k1 a tkalc1. Posled-
nj Nazdar! a S Bohem!
Maminky, many, babicky,
dcerky u svych domkG, ma "a
prazf, n6ktere We vzajemnem
objetf, jine opreny u echo pra.
We stanuly a vidfs jen ruce a "a,
Sc ruce a v Mich bile satky a v
satc1ch Shy a oci.
TAX bylo v Hamrech, tax
bylo v Plavech, Bohdalovicfch
Haratic1ch, We Zlate Olesnici q
dial ma J1lemnicku.
TAX bylo take u Domazlicku
TAX bylo We 160 vsfch a Wis.
kach nasi otciny. PAX uz mic.
Cekan1.
Zabrali.
Je 10 hodin. Svarovska Lie
bigova tovarna houka, pet, de
set minut. "Jako pri pozaru"
prohodf kdosi. Ano, hori, no
RI nam Hamry. Plavy a jina mi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-05
Zabrali.

Je 10 hodin. Svarovska Lie
bigova tovarna houka, pet, de-
set minut. "Jako pr pozaru",
prohodi kdosi. Ano, hori, no
ri nam Hamry. Plavy a jina mi
sta. Pozar byl zalozen jiz dav-
no v minulem stolet1 We Svaro-
We. Rodina Liebig1 mela dale
Ike Gle.
Zvolna prazdnou ulicf = ja-
ko by byla noe - pfijlzdej1
vojenske kolony ozbrojene f1s-
sk6 armady. Zahybajf pra-
vo k obecnfmu 1Tadu a "a chvf-
Ii Sc objevf ma namestf pred So
kolovnou. Jedine z domu zub-
nfho technika vlaje ma pozdrav
ffssko-nemecky statnf prapor.
Jen malo zvedavcG prihlfzi u.
dalostem z povzdalf. Nikdo ne
vita armada, nikdo il nedekuje
To uz jsou zde dals1 vozy. Pr.
|.jela financni straz, dGstojnfci
1rednfci okresn1ho 1fadu z ia.
blonce n. Nisou. PTijel VIZ r1s.
skych post s draty, zebrfky 8
pomdckami ma pT1vesnem voZe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

Horticultural Market Administra . ton buys an average of e5.O0O, 900 worth of eggs end dairy products a day for 1end-lease purposes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11
PAROLE V1OLATOR
 GOES TO PRISON
Andrew Brooks, Jr, Picked Up in DisOrderIy House
 Must Serve Time

Six persons taken into custody early last week on charge of mts- conduct, following a raid on an Abbott avenue residence, were found guilty and sentenced in municipal court Saturday by Judge John L. Gaffney.
 Execution of a sentence of six months in jail was suspended in the case of Andrew Brooks, .Jr., 45, col- ored of 69 Abbott avenue, so that he could be returned to Wethers- field State Prison as parole viola tor.
 Other sentences were as follows: Violet Mattson, 20, of 65 White street; Rachel Voccia, 21, of Derby; and Joyce McMaster,' p, colored, of 69 Abbott avenue, were all sentenced
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

further list of delegates from the Waterbury Y. M. O.. A. will be available later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

to those already given will be: "1m- peratives in Boys Work in These Times, !" Keeping Contact With Our Members in the Service,'' War Time Adaptation in Physical Edu- cation Programs, and Interpret ing the 'Y'."
 The banquet at six o'clock will be followed by an address by the Hon. orable Francis B. Sayre, High Com missioner of the Philippines at the time of the Japanese occupation. A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11
U. s. To Let Farmer Know 'Where He Stands" Before
 Land Is Flowed This Year
By NEA Service

By NEA Service
 Washington, Jan. T-Freedom to produce food to win the war with out battling through a maze of governmental red tape will be pledged the nations farmers when hey assemble throughout the land n Farm Mobilization Day, January !2.
 Before he blows his ground the ,armer this year will know how much manpower, machinery, gaso- inc, fertilizer, transportation and other requirements he will be allot-
 ed by the various draft rationing md other regulartory boards.
 In collaboration with various war :irde government agencies, the De- oartment of Agriculture has de- Veloped a unit formula to evaluate the requirements of every farmer. When farmers sign Triple A produc- ton agreements they will be told within a month iJ1rgent cases, and by March in any event, how much of their essential needs can be sup piled. Farm plans will be revised when all of the farmers require ments cannot be met.
 SIXTEEN-UNIT MINIMUM
 Basis of the unit formula is the amount of labor the farmer will require to product essential foods. But the units also will apply to all other scarce requirements.
 a2xrkAax1 ,,vsakc xrrtIl kAa kkn ,.aft1 V,a required to secure draft deferment of . warmer of his hired man. A sample of the way unit credits are accumulated follows:
 Six dairy COWS are worth six units; 30 hogs. a unit-and-a-malf; ; l50 hens, 2 units; 10 beef cattle, 1 unit, two acres of potatoes, l unit, l8 acres Of soybeans. l Ia units, csix acres of fruit trees, 3 units. an acre and Q half of vegetables, Q unit-and-a-half.
 Farm Security Administration. which plans to recruit and trans port many thousands of temporary and year-round farm workers to areas where they are needed this year, VIII use the unit tormuIa as Q yardstick.
 WIPE will be guided by the form- ula in distributing farm machinery. rationing boards will use it in al. locating gasoline and tires, ODT viii be guided by 1t in issuing trans. poFtating permits, and the Depart. ment Of Agriculture wlll follow t tn all0caking scarce fertilizers.
 Agrclulture Conservation and Ad- lustlnent Administration Commit leemen and County War Boards gill apply the formula to all farm plans. They win be able to tell in- lividual farmers exactly what change hey have Of getting the things they laed. The farmer will not have to Q from board to board arguing for 1oFe gasoline more equipment, moro erlllizer. etc.
 70 CREDIT FOR LuxUnIEs
 No credits will be given for. pro- aefion Of foods not listed az e. enfiai. Many producers Of speasisa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

They are free hands,
 They were born of people who loved freedom enough to die for it. They capable hands. They worked long years to give my family place in a world of security and peace. Hands like these have cut down forests, planted corn built railroads, established great cities Hands like these will build two ships where one was built before.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11
NEW MAYOR ISSUES
 FIRST STATEMENT
Waterburians Reminded of Grave Oil Emergency
 Compliance Asked

In his first ofilcial statement as head of the city government, Mayor John s. Monagan today reminded Waterburians that grave oil emergency exists and cellcS on them to cooperate by using tilc'.s' 2 srs as little as possible Gasoline sl,inss, he said, will make that much more space available for fuel oil tkat is badly needed for heat in the north- eastern states.
 The statement by Mayor Mona- gan follows:
 I wish to call to the special at- tention of the people of Waterbury the announcement by the Office o1 Price Administration that. a state of grave emergency exists with ref erence to the transportation of oil
 Car owners are asked to drive only when absolutely necessary Prompt ending of 11on-essenial op- eration will reduce the demand for gasoline and provide more tank cal space for fuel oil. This will helr ease the alarming shortage which