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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
KrieeSanle eihe-2lrn,ee
beeit,fsf Kan,pi
9ampagne $253, ,OOC,OO Smrd,
3eaiermngspatie
amfsnbrinAen besinnt
uaditen Noutaa

Die 2eitlng Der sipeitpn aricas.
unleibc-& -&d9ne Iiir Gupaboaa
&olntp bsiid)tigtc !etten Tienstaa
ii,re &anpfgrlppen 1no tonalta iaft-
itellen, SaB alles fiir Sen @erbeielNr
iAa mn fosnmenben Montaa fir sic
2eid'nllna BON 8egierllngspapiprcn in
Sobe bon $3.50. 100000 bereit lei.
9eridtet nllros haB bereits $4,000.
0GO &rieasanleihe on oas Gollntp
.!no sic StaSt herfalrit lporocn iino.
Ta,aolp q. Saiplep, Goriiter ser I .
Tipiiion fiir ole nnierc StaSt, o;t
S90,O00,O0O mlf5llbringen bat, aab
bieies befonnt.
Sas Sberfonrtnunoo oeS fSeloplges
5>itebt aus Go,mtp 9oriibenoen u. 81.
Stanbalaab, Silfsuuriibenoen Mm.
=. 8off, Oent Goliisenoen bes Great
er Gleoelanb @ar Saoinss Gon,itees
5eercp 0. 8ronpn, oem Gountp Silis.
ocriisenoen Gmil Sc 8rob, @oriisen-
Sen Ser misunderstanding Nelp-
ION @roB, luo HublisitGtssGireftor
Charles s. ShnsiSer mad,ten cine
sonr int Gountp. iStambauah e..
fldrte, es miiBte alles oarm geiest
.reroen, Die &alnpagne Sum grfplg
az perDeffen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08

ansarbeiten; Die Siiten ,peroen nit
Sem geoiirfnillen ser anoeren Siu
Der, nit Gprrdten ,lno tStiiisrauN1
toprolniert llnb oernrt llnter Sentralrn
Oeii6tspunften befrieoigt. Die arupp.
belt an Sonnage er5minst, haB ST.
slllertan n,lr iolten 3uirbren, mel
c'pe bon Der ,3entralitelle in &airo ae-
neblnigt ipur6en Sd,iiisrulnn az
leilen.
Sic baben auBer 3llter, Seliaaten,
See, gaunsupll1paren etc. alein 6OO,.
900 Sonnen @ei5en in eineln eil,Siael!
Sebr nah Dem Mitteloiten peritiift
Ano oalnlt nictt BLOB cine Sungersnot
rbseluebrt, ionoern audi ser Spefuln-
glon spaltgebeno Den 8oasn abseera.
BEN. aber Die Seiitlngen geban Oare
iiber binmls. 0fan bat ois BrnnolGbe
Der Seno.Seaies8ill. ser gelneinia,nen
anglo alnerifanilfen rYools" nro
Der Hationierlll1gen in Der notapenoi,
gen slnpailllng allfInelle 8ebiete anae.
lpen'oet llnb cine Organization mi.
ebaqlt. Ole nllr 5unl gr0bten Sha-
Ben aller audi nah Dem &rieg Der,
ItaulnOen lpiirOe, hpenn man iiir cine
Sergroberllng llno nidt luie iest fir
zinc moglidJlte 8egrenslmg bes Ser
bralld)s porausplanen miro. 9lber sic
Allilerten baben inn Maben SItsll
niht BLOB ourb 2iefer,ngen unS hmGy
Nflriplrfllng an Der alei6nlGBigel.
Serteilung Der Sorrdte cine filbrenoc
HoIle Ibernomllen. Sbre &atidIdge
fiir Die Blamlng eritrefen iid) gum
9eilpiel aitd, alf tatfriiitige Mitbilie
iiir oie Gergroberlulg ser 9ebens.
nittelproal.ftion Ser betrefferoen
0cbiete - ,pas bleibenbe Solgen bin.
terlailen miro. Der depptiihe Baum
roollanbml auur0e 5uglniten bon Be-
treble alm Gin 3rittel perminoert, il
8eriien apuroen nel,e 8elpGlierunas-
ifenreu eilrsefiibrt. 0us 3ui,,brsen-
trum in &airo ienoet engiilde rno
amerifaniif,e laltbapirtlbaitli1e 1af,-
SdluB auf Seite 2.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
Nuitertcn>Sice fir
tiireiisten General jister

Suneiien. General Caleb Gunner
tat, Der Better Der tiirfilfen Gelaga
ton, Ole alliierte Stiisp,tnfte in,
ytittelmeergebiet belidtieten, erflarts
Dab oie NGiierfen Sen arica getpillncr1
'piiroen. Sic slaiierten lino in ieoer
@e5iellutg piel itdrfer als sic ahie,
belolroers IN Hiiitllngs= arnSSnouitrie.
oroollftion. Naf Dem, mas id, aeieben
babe, lit Der &fgeiit ausgeseid,-
net llno Dem Der sld)ie iiberlegen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
(SrSkte Jlnssemgmadt in Nirifa ;n-
iammengesosen nnb belfen Der 2anb-
armee nit gombarhiernne ,pu INNER
IS nStis 1T. - 0ruker Snbel in
@aibingtpn mnb Qonaun.

gaiiertes Snllptalrartier in Norc-
s(frtfa. Die britiite slfte s(rmee bat
Marifau Monnnels @abi Nfarit 9e-
ieniesSinie 90 Meilen norolid Don
Globes in einem Hahtangriif b,lrd)-
hrod,enlulo bie aanerifanii6en Strei...
ftafte unter 2iel,t s8eneral 8eors;
g. Patton, .sSr., trieben SEN sseino 10
nett nad) Siten nab Dem Mittelmeer,
Sab tie ploBlih nit oen engliiden
Streirfrdften bonn Siioen fommeno
3stiamnentrafen.
Sdsere amerifanilhe Bomber bat.
ten 6en bartnGfisen Stano ber aN
ientr1ppen einige Stllnoen porber
5nm Sliammenbruh eebraht.
Cine anlcrifaniicbe 0biiion ssn.
ianterie tatte Sauei @od,en lang Der
luht Die Nhienitellunsen 81 ourh.
bcefen ur, enolih lit es gelungen.
Sas Terrain lit biiselis uno mar mi!
WaiblnengGpebren lriio Mrtillcrie &C.
Ipidt. Iie Naftanerifie ipuroen oural
2euhtgranaten BON ssllle3elwen ab,
griporfen erm0alibt l,nS bisber fms
5000 @eiangene eingebrabt. Gire
.aroi@ Men9e Msoterial .puroe erbeuz
tet, barunter aud aiiten BON utneri-
faniid)en 3igaretten, ole sic sltien-
trlltpen ettligc @od)an porber bel ser
3uriidtreibing ser mlerifaniiden
3ruppen erbeutet baiten. Gs lpuroe
feitgeitellt, Dab &omnlel periuftc iri
Nor0en Don @abes ieite Stellunaen
an5ulegen, aber Ger pl0tlihe 0urdl-
brlth Der Grglanoer perbin6crte oics.
2ie 2ufta6luebr ser slhie lit icEr
ltspad.
8enau Inn 4 80 llbr noraens ains
cen Mont3omerps Srl,ppan gegen sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
Roofehelt8 Yfto
gege1 .farmborlaqe
mir1 5tan0 balten
nfheao rreif nun oab oie DorIaee abeelehnt

oen lollten, nabreno aui ser anoereR
Seite Sobnerbobllngeu ser srbeiter
in slnbetraht ser Iteigenoen 2cbens-
hnltungsfoten 6urd, ein porber onS
Ienonrmenes @eieB, 'befannt i;nter
Gem aunIen ~9ittle Steel 8ia", inn
nler at9elebrt lperocn. slls es aiber
sur MISUNDERSTANDING ser S6bc
Der 8ebalter alf $4,000 fir Die 9i-
rcftoren Ser groBen &on5erne fem
tparen Die Senatoren ,2eib unb See
le" fir MISUNDERSTANDING.
@o'bineton. Gie Snilation lit nui
Dem @taride. slm slniang Ger @ohe
ollroen einiae Sleiidpreiie in ole
oobe aetrieben. Sir einige 6leiidlor.
ten ipnroen Gnopreiie feitselest, ilno
Die Iolge pito iein. Dab oas golf
enhpeoer sueniger 5Ieiid iiebt ooer es
mllB im Shleid1bmoel Hreiie 5ablen
sic oas Gortemonaie ausrauben.
Sam bat Der GreisaominiItrator
Gbeiter 6. Gapis befannt gegeben
oaB oie Greiie fiir trofene gpbnel,.
Sopbobnsn llad,siamen uno 9tiiile
crlnbt speroeu. 9aburb ioaen oieSar-
lner er,lrlmtert peroen, mebr bon oia.
ien @1niiten ansupilanaen.
8leidBeitig treten Die Dor einigar
Belt bon Ser Gegierlna beihloiienen
Greiserb6Mmgen fiir aartoiieln
afObren, alle arten 8ohnen, ara,,t
.tab 3fpicDeln in @roff. Tie gepolfp.
rllng miro allh oieie Yreiserbobung
holo ipiiren. &artoiieln ,paren idcl
ieit &oden iebr suenig 5u haben il
Sem &cttenlioen.
@aibington. 9as Saus lebnte sic
genare 9eseifnuna ourd 8eies bon
8emiiIetonierpen nab ibrem Ssnbalt
ub.
&aIbington. Hr1Iioent 9iooiepelt
reidlte cine Gorlnge BON $24,551,s
100000 fiir oie gtanp por 1914 an
Den &ongreB ein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
kooperation i'm Raben Often
@irtidaftspolitif aui nemen @eaen

@irtidaftspolitif auf nemen @egen
Die frie9eriiden Greigniiie an Sc,
rllliiihen 5ront, i'm Ia3ifif, in 9rme
lien uulo i'm erropailhen 2uftralln
oeiuirfen, oaB mon Sen Hiiftpirfunger
oes arieges mlf ben 9saben SIten
|allo mas man friiber einn,a1 als Der
Orient Der Mardentpelt 5l. beaeidmer
pfleete, lpeniaer 8eadtalng ihellft, als
ON 8lase tpdre. Sir bns amerifa.
.riide Hublifllm armol iiegt ,n1io.
alebr Brlrnb Dor, iib init oiele1, @e.
'hebniiien 5ll beiuiien, oils oie Ser.
elntstem Staaten 5,llammenmit @rob.
britannien an Ser 9euorbnung Der
Ninge aftip in pielen 21nbern tell.
rebmen, Die 5isi,er eans auberbalf
:bres Sntereiiengebietes ,paren. Die
ii @etraht fommenSen 2Gnber iparer
a'lnablt bonn rein ltrategiiden Stanb.
purtt aus beurteilt poroen. 0alo abel
ltelte es iib bera1ls, baB Die Yrut,
lenle fir Die slqiierten, ul,b apenu
man iidJ Der notieen &pntrolle ner-
iidprt bate, Samit nid)t eridyopft
lparen. Ias @orbanoeniein alliierter
5rllppen in Megppten, Spriell Srnt.
Tcrlien ,sltp. fiibrte 5ll tpirtihaftlibel,
Seranttportuns benen man iid) mid:
~ ent5ieben periudte. obapobl oie
slufgube iebr idruer erltie,r. Sic he.
ltebt srGBtentsils in einem ein5ipel,
penn allb ldnalid,sn @ort: 2ebens-
mittelperiorgung. Oariiber einige fur.
5e Musfiibrunaen, oie umtlo onge-
hrodter eriheinen. OILS nad Der er-
luarteten Ssrpaiion oeS elsrop1iidp,l
Sentiments 'bur1 Die 9lQiierten aud
bort ole Seriorg,,ng NIT Mabrungs
mitteln 1ueitalls oie bringenolte nm
mitteIbare slatfgdbe biloen ipirb. ssarl
9taben Siten nun apar Die Gage felt
1941, als iih Ser &rieg aud) oortbin
ans5ubreiten begann, oaourh ge-
fenn5eid)net, Dob Die il,umer mebr ODER
meniger an eihem ssaben b1neen6e
Selbltberiorgllng burdJ cine lebr
ibledte Grnte, aur6 Gransport.
mangel uno 6alrd bas inn Orient in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
Trau Cbiang 5itiert oeut(cbe
Dlrbtpr
@irbter

Wenn iemaIs einr alt, 5baic, bie
in Der anselidhiiihen @elt fa,nn ie
angefohten ,uur0e, ourb Sie Greia-
niife eridiittert porben lit, 10 lit eS
SfuoDaro aiplines 0iFtlrm: rGalt is
Gait. ano Weit is @eit, ano neper r1e
ttuain ibau meet.
fWer nift idon burh oie perbliii
lenoe aebnlidteit Ger nA9iem" -9olitif
llno Der slflen-Gbaraftere in Orient
llro Sf5ioent an Ger @eisbeit oieles
Iihtet1portes irrssema6t tporoen it,
m,.b 6urd) cine griGeinung mie sic
Ser Jrm Gbians 2ui-Sbaf BON oem
Srrtum fllriert tporoen iein, Der iit
in Dem Biz sum lleberbruB 5itierten
s,ers oes Hoeten unS 9ropbetcn oes
britiifen Smperialismns auslprid,t.
Sd)on Die 1atiade ser ungebel,,
dyelten 3uneia,.ng, ser Siele Srien.
talin iiberou in Den @ereinigten
staaten begegnat, Scr beiipielsloien
SuLoislngen, Die ibr bier Don abenb-
ldnoiihen @eniben = Seem Oorfer
Mrbeitern lno @etperfihaftlern.
Naibiagtoner @eiet9ebern, ariitofra-
tiihen @elebrten hes Gltens ,,no slfa-
Semifern oes @eltens - 1argebradt
sporoen iino. entbdlt BEN iiber5el,ee,pe
fen @egen5etpeiS eegen ole lteber-
ipisung Der Maiienlebre, ole bcn bril-
tiiden aiplings imo oen belltlhen
Na5is eelnein lit = ioauettig iie iidl
ionit miteinanoer oerelei@en laiien.
0ertieft 1pirb aber Der ginorud ser
"@leidbeit alles .oeiien, mas Wsen.
Id)enanlib trdat", o,,r6 cine ieoe 81
fentlide MeuBerllrg ltn'leres beriibm.
ten dineiiifen @altes. Siherlid mus
Sic tiefe @enntnis bes abenoldnSiiden
Geilteslebens uno Ole llniberialitat
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
uasis prefer, Gitla,,>s
Santtpirtiebait iett ats

Stodboln. Die boutid)cn 9eiab.
llngshsboroen in Gltlano brobeu ren
oortiaen 8aiiern NIT @etnalt, tpenn III
aud) fernerbin ibr &ieh bonn Wiarfte
o:'rildbalten lmb Ole 6leiihoeriorglnc
Der be1ltid,an slrtnee seiGbroen. Gs
iplroe cine @orihrift erlaiien, iponad,
Die Yoli5ei beredtigt lit, NIT @etpali
gegen Die 8anern nur5l,geben, tuenn
lie ole BON 0en Na5iS ieltge'ette
Stiif5abl Gieb nibt abliefern. MuBer.
Dem orobte Ole 9eiatunssbeb0rSe, Io(-
de ipioeripenltiaen gn,ern bdttc1l
tein Mnredt alf 9e5abIunJ uno mir.
Den alld ipdter bei Ser 9anorertei.
hung niht beriicfIid)tigt iperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
petain flaet iiber
elnterieas 2lneriiic

Sonocn. Maridaa Tetuin hielt eine
s!n'prahe iiber oen Barrier Rlnoil1nt
an oos fransoliife @olf. Gr beidNper
tc lib iiber oie slaiierten 1slllg3el,g
an9rifIe m,f Saris. Der ariee fonne
nod lange hmlern, oaB aber vieoer,
Ger Die iran5oiiidrs 9fegier,lng mfla
ae, I'M llnrcht iei. @enn ser Som.
mltnismIs 'iegt, ipiirbe Sas oie Der,
ltorltng !mIeres nationalen 9sbens
iein."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08

auBeroroentlihsn @erbdltniiien I'M.
nler iiblif)e Santltarn perldylecbtert
lporoen mar. Sc nebr bie Ginbeinl.
llhen infolse Der oo,, oen slailerten
mitgebrad,ten 8eidrdftigmesfoniiu,s,
t,lr bcrbienten, beito nebr ipollten lie
faufen ,ln0 erbobten bal,it Sen 9l,-
rais fiir Die Spefillanten. Ml,f ser an,
Oern Seite fanr man inn Orient tpe.
ger Der iiir iolhe slufsaben gan5 I'M,
norbereiteten 8eb0rNen iolpie iiber.
baupt ipe9en Ser san5en borttgen
afentalitdt nit elmer Nationier,ne
n,r belbranfte Griolse ersielen.
Die ein5elren Hegier,,rsen lpGrer
rlit Seu Sdppierigfeiten audi fa,ml
iertig geporben, llno tatiGblid) fran
Den einaelne Climber i'm @erlauf Siele,
lesten aiuei Sabre beoenflih nabe AM
Ranoebon SunJersnot uno politilder
linrll9e. 9lber bie 9llliiertelb ppr al
lem England llno slmerifa, limo ibnen
init elmer berbiin>eten, ia man fann
beirabe iagen iuter,,atiunaleu afa.
lbinerie 81 &ilfe oefommeu lnlo ba.
ben nibt blob S:a 0erlorgung in
Sanoern iid)ereeiteat, in benen es
aitb Dor Dem arieg Iebr bdllfig arBe
@ngelerideinunge gab, ionoern lie
Jaben l,nter lebapierigen &erbultniiier
prnftil6 5ornen elmer ipiiteren 3ll.
,ianpmenarbeit ousprobiert. Gs ban,
oelt iih lm oas Ntitteloit-3uilsbr-
stntrnm nit Dem Sit in aairo, cine
genleiniame anelo-amerifaniihe Or
aariiation, in oeren Wirfllnpsfreis
nnber Dem ifon gellunnten 2anoern
au6 nod Halditina, MbeHinien, So.
maitland, Oitairifa, Suuoi- -srabien
Suoan ltpo bis 81 eitlem gspiiieE
Grao aud) ole 3iirtei geboren. Sr
oen einaelnen 21noern gibt es anglo.
arlrerlfnniife 3uflrbrtomitees, beSieb-
nlgslueiie ber &ontaft miro our6 8e.
ante ser oorti9ell oiplomntiihe,I
Vertretlntgen beioret. Die &omite,s
lino feine ausfiibrenSen. ionSern MIR
'teratenoe aorperidyaiten, ,peld)e bie
Beoiiriniiie ieoes 3anbss balbiGbrie
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
8Gder preteitiereit eeaer
8aeeictt,Na Natienier,ti,0

@aibington. Ger Se,tatsausidub
fiir aleinbetriebe fprberte eine 9fiid
adngignrahlna ser Nationier,lna non
@afietten fiir bie 0Gfer. @enn iia
30 Yro5ent Der 8adfette entsieben,
Sic lie 1912 perbraudten, s,pingen Tie
Die 8dder 5u elmer entlpreheno 9es
r1ngeren Hrobuftion an 9adiparen.
synfolgebelien nriiiiem sic 9Gder
ihre Hreiie erboben, Inn lebensi1big
,ll bleiben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
Okie EanHtae lehnt
Ste,aerrii iiefnabnte ab

Columbus, 3. Tie repu5lifatiIhe
@tebrbeit bes slbaeoISneteuba,,ies fir
Ohio, lebnte oie MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Steuer an 2ebeusmittel in Re-
itaurmrts uto an Meoi5in ab.
Gana belpiaigten oie slbgeorrneten
NIT 1O4 aegen "a Stinmen ous Suo.
act fir 1934-44 in Sobe bon S366,,
460,921.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
8clirieft pcr Ser 1ttieos>
srelGrmne eeeen 2lttic

"a gaa 0olioiu. Er1iioent enrique
&enaronba mh Iein &abinett reicbten
Gin 6eles eilr baB Ole arieaserflii
rilllg gegen Die slfpie perlanat imn Sic
observation-disclosures anornnet IS
beoeutet oab es obne @ioeripruch in
ben nucblten 4S Shmoen anaanommen
lperOen Miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
trGiiNeitt M1erieeS ,piu
jit6 3ltsSloi,N reiSess

Merifo Gitp. HrGiibent Manuel sl
Gomado bon Merifo perlanste Gr.
lmfbnis bonn &otareB fiir eine Meiia
nah bem Muslano. gS miro oermutet,
oab er 3ettral uno Sitbamerifa eincn
@ehlh obitatten min.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-08
Strasettbati,critreie
it1t WerNcn tn GlcpelanH

Cleveland, 8. Die StraBenbabn=
!ellte lebnten Dor oon 8ar 9abnr
%ooro cine g,bUb,,ng bon 21ac pro
Stllnos db. Sic nerIangen Sc ,,nh
lo5en oorige Wofe bereits nit 81
gfebrbeit iiir Streifaftion aclti1nmt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
1943 MUNITIONS
 CEILING DESIRED

Washington, Jan. 8-(UP)- The War Production Board is seeking in conferences with leaders of the armed services to put a temporary $80, ,000,000,000 ceiling over the 1943 munitions program, it was learned today.
 That expenditure. it was under stood, would not include the cost of expanding our building new facili- ties. But it would cover the cost of producing all combat materials - plarcs, tanks, ships, guns and bull lets.
 The armed services originally wanted a $90,000, 100000 program, responsible officials said. But it was reported that they were giving ground before WIPE arguments that their demands should be limited to correspond wit Unavailable supplies of materials and manpower.
 Under the WIPE Plan, the pro- gram would be enlarged in propor- ton to the increase in supplies of manpower and materials. The serv- ices would continue to say how many tanks, guns and ships they want produced in 1943, and WIPE would continue to supervise pro- duction and scheduling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
ROBINSON HERE | FOR SHOW DOWN
Efforts to Be Made to Ad= just Serious Labor
 Dispute

President Reid Robinson, whose announced reelection as head of the CIO Mine, Mill & Shelter Workers is disputed by supporters of the To- cal candidate, John J. Driscou, was in Waterbury today, presumably in an effort to establish peace be- tween the warning factions here. He will address a membership meeting Sunday at the Y. M. c. A.
 A spokesman for Local 25l, whose membership is almost solidly be- hind MT. Driscoll, said that MT Robinson up to early this afternoon today had made no official contact with the local or its leaders, He indicated, however, that leaders of Local 251 had decided to attend the Sunday meeting.
 The Save the Union" committee, which is made up of members of local 251, the Chase local and the Scovin local in th:s city and locals in Ansonia, Bridgeport and Bristol, has demanded that President Rob- inson be removed and new elec- ton be held under supervision of the national CIO. Otherwise, the conl- mittee has warned, it will seek a charter as a separate union of its own.
 The anti-Robinson group has charged him with Communist sym pathies, with sending prejudiced representatives to Waterbury and with being illegally reelected to head the union,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
OBITUARY

and sister, Mrs. Walter F. Phelan of Waterbury; three grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.
 The funeral will be held on Mon- day morning at 8:15 o'clock from the Mulville Funeral Home, 270 West Main street, to the Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Friends may call at the Funeral Home after three o'clock on Satur- day.
 BOLGER Joseph E. Bolger died yesterday afternoon following a short illness at his home, 181 Wal nut street. A native of this city, he was the son of the late Thomas and Margaret (Galligan) Bolger.
 MT. Bolger spent all of his life in Waterbury, where he was a heat ing and plumber contractor. He was communicant of the Immacu- late Conception Church, and a member of its Holy Name Society.
 He leaves his wife, Mrs. Rose (Goading) Bolger; two sons, Joseph E. of Winsted and Harold F. of Waterbury; five daughters, Miss Rosaline M. Bolger, member of the faculty of Chase grammar school, Mrs. George Darlington, Mrs. Will liam F. Sullivan, Mrs. John A. Mo- Carthy, all of Waterbury and Mrs. Albert Sweeney of Detroit, Mich; one sister, Mrs. Margaret Flaherty, six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
 The funeral will be held from the Mulville Funeral Home, 27O West Main street, Monday morning, at 8:15 o'clock to the Church of the Immaculate Conception at g o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow afternoon and eve- ming and Sunday afternoon and evening.
 NAVICKAS-Joseph P. Navickas of 38 Green street, died this rnorn- ing at St. Mary's hospital, follow ing a short illness. A native of Suvalku, Lithuania, he came to this country as 8 young man, 35 years ago.
 MT. Navickas lived in Waterbury before moving to New Haven, where he resided for 20 years. He re- turned to this city, and for the past two years operated the Crystal res- taurant on North Leonard street A man of unusual cheerful dis position and gracious manner, he enjoyed a wide circle of friends.
 Besides his wife, Mrs. Josephine Navickas, he leaves two sons, George E. of the Lockheed Corpo- ration, Burbank, California; and Francis w., of the Lockheed Over seas company, in Ireland; one daughter, Mrs. Josephine Shea of West Haven; two brothers, John. of Oakville, and William of Water town; two sisters, Mrs. Agatha Mor- ris of East Windsor, and Mrs. Anna Stanevich of Meriden.
 Funeral services will be held from the Mazaika funeral home, 10 Porter street. Time and other ar- arrangements will be announced. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 o'clock this evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
Savings Bank Files
 Report In Insurance
Life Policies TOtaing S222, 1900 Issued During First
 Year of Bank Plan; I98 Applications

bank, $8,OO0; New Milford Savings bank, $8,OOo; Winsted Savings bank, $4,0O0.
 The first year business of the plan in Connecticut resulted in $l,- 178,50O of insurance in force with $l .553, 300 applied for through the eighteen mutual savings banks tden- tified with the system.
 The banks in the three large in- dustrial cities, Bridgeport, New Ha- ven and Waterbury, account for about two-thirds of the business written.
 Almost seventy-fve percent of the applications for the first year were from working people and members of their families.
 Total number of policies issued were 1341 ana of this number only five persons allowed their policies to lapse which is one-half of one per cent of our policy-holders. This is an extremely low percentage when compared to that of the gen eraly body of life insurance policy holders.
 Eighty-three per cent of the ap. plications received were for one thousand or less of insurance and ten per cent applied for the maxi mum of three thousand. FoTty-siS per cent of the applicants had no previous insurance when making application.
 No deaths have resulted since the start of the system and the fu- ture Connecticut experience is ex- pected to compare favorably with similar systems in Massachusetts and New York where the mortality experience has been well below company average.
 The total amount of insurance in force in Connecticut for this first year is ten times greater than the production of Savings Bank Life Insurance in Massachusetts for their first year when total of $114, ,953 was written.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08

The representatives present were addressed by Frank Beane, state price officer for the OPA, and Harry Adams, OPA field representative. The panel members will be sworn in before they begin their duties.
 The panel will make arrange ments to receive and investigate all complaints made of price ceiling violations locally, and will seek to correct any violations that are dis covered.
 Frank J. Green, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, was elected secretary of the panel. A chairmen will be elected later.
 The panel has the following mem- bers:
 Mems clothing-Edward J. Fitz- gerald.
 Furniture - Charles Manganaro; Joseph Manganaro, alternate. Womens Apparel - Harry Liebes- skind; Herbert Liebeskind, alternate.
 Shoes-CharleS Manning.
 Hardware-Henry Johnson.
 Department Stores-Ralph Paine; i; Leslie Cummings, alternate.
 Chain Stores-Wiliiam Van Tas- sel.
 Electrical Appliances-A. B. Borg.
 ServiceS-Fred Loehmann.
 Food-Thomas O'Dea.
 Fuel-Benjamin Chatfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-08
DIE CONSUMERS
 TO FILE FORMS
Survey Expected to Be Conducted Locally By
 OPA Investigators

Local non residential fuel oil con- sumers who are affected by con- version orders will receive survey forms tomorrow and will be allowed three weeks in which to discontinue use of oil, it has been announced by the local ration board. Fred Webb, fuel oil administrator, stated enforcement agents from the OPA headquarters in Hartford are ex- pected to come here in a few weeks to investigate non on-compliance with the order.
 A reduction of 25 per cent in use of oil in "non- n-essential' buildings has been ordered by the OPA. Local theaters are among the build ings affected, and other amuse- ment places fall in the category. One local theater is reported to be converting to use of coal now to offset the possibility of limiting per- formances.