davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27
New York Stations
WJZ-77O - WABC-S8o WEAF-66O -- WOR-7lO

i:00-WEAF-Ba Backstage Wife WOR-Mutual Matinee:
 Jerry Lawrence
 WJZ-Club Matinee
 WABC-Home Front Re
 porter, F. Wiley; news 4l5-WEAF-Stella Dallas WJZ-Allie L. Miles 4;30-W WEAF-Lorenzo Jones WOR-Food Forum: Dr.
 Walter Eddy
 WJZ-Maury Rider
 WABC-Perry Como. songs i;l5-WEAF-Young Widder wJzNThe Sea Hound WABC-Off the Record 5:00-WEAF-When d Girl Marries WOR-News; John Gambling WJZ-H1p Harrigan WABC-Madelein Carroll -WEAF-Portia Faces Life WJZ-Dick Tracy
 WABC-Mother and Dad 5:3O-W Plain Bill WOR-Highway Patrol
 WJZ-Jack Armstrong WABC-Question of Music 5:45-WEAF-Front Page Farrell WOR-Superman
 WJZ-Captain Midnight WABC-Home Fires Burning -WEAF--Family Time WOR-Prayer; Uncle Don
 talk; music
 WJZ-News, Baukhage WABC-Frazier Hunt 6:15-WEAF-News, Geo. Putnam WJZ-Musical Ensemble WABC-Vocal Trio 6;3O-W EAF-Sports, Bill Stern WOR-News, F. Singiser WJz-Stories; talk
 WABC'-JOhn B. Kennedy 6;45-WEAE'-Sounding Board WOR-Stan LomaX, sports WJZ-Lowell Thomas WABC-W World Today: news 7:00-WEAF-Fred Warnings orch. WOR-Fulton Lewis Jr. WJI-N. Borge; Those Good old Days
 WABC-i Love a Mystery 7:15-WEAF-John W. Wander WOR-Victory Business WABC-Harry James Orch. 7:3O-W WEAF-Arkansas Traveller, Bob Burns
 WOR-Confiden italy Yours WJZ-That's Fact WABC-Easy Aces 7:45-WOR-The Answer Man WJZ-Diane Courtney WABC-Mr. Keen S:00-W WEAt'-Fanny Brice,
 Frank Morgan
 WOR-This Is Our Enemy: Rex Stout
 WJZ-Earl Goodwin, news WABC-Ransom sherman, Alan Mowbray S:15-W WJZ-Lum and Abner S:30-W Aldrch Family: Norman Tokar
 WOR-Busy MT. Bingle WJZ-AmeriCa's Town
 Meeting: International
 Control of Air Bases? WABC-Death Valley Days; Drama; news 9:00-W WEAF-Bob Crosby, Fibber McGee and Molly
 WOR-Gabriel Heater Major Bowes' Anna tcur Hour 915-WOc-Pay off News 9:3O-WEAF-Ru Vallee, Bert Lahr
 WOR-Song Treasure Hour Licia Albanese
 WJZ-Spotlight Bands:
 R. Timber; songs WABC-Stage Door Canteen Paulette Goddard 00-WEAF-Garry Moore,
 Jimmy Durante
 WOR-Paul Sullivan, news WJz-Raymond G. Swing WABC-U. $. Navy program 10:15-WOR-D. Ellington's Orch. WJZ-Gracie Fields 10:30-W WEAF-The March of Time: Guests
 WOR-Paul Schubert WJZ-Hollywood Theater, Guest
 WABC-TalkE 45-WOR-EduarA Benes WABC--Joan Brooks, songs II :G0-W Geo. Putnam WOR-NeWs, Chas. Woods WJZ-News; H. J. Taylor WABC-News; Quincy Howe 11:15-W WEAF-Richard Hardness WOR-Herald Tribune news WJZ-Sports; songs WABC-Gordon MacRae :S0-WEAF-Music of the New World
 WOR-South American
 Serenade
 WJZ--Wings to Victory BC-Eileen Farrell,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27
AMERICAN

St. Louis (Muncrief ID at Washington (Pyle 3-3)-'9 p. m. EWT.
 Chicago Dietrich 1--3) at Phila- delphia (Arnt1en 12-D-9 p. m. EWT.
 Detroit (NeWhouSer ID at New York CDonald 0-D-3 p. m. EWT.
 Cleveland (Bagby 5-1 and Salve- son O-O at Boston (Hughson 2-2 and Lucier 1-O-two games-1030 a. m and p. m. EWT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27
Games Tomorrow

St. Louis at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

YESTERDAYS STAR: Bucky Walters, who shutout the Philadel- phia Phils with 4 hits, personally scoring the winning run in the ninth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

It is estimated that Americab housewives during l943 will can more than five billion jars of foods, or enough to supply every man, woman and child in the country with about { Ojars of food.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

Games Today Brooklyn at Pittsburgh OiGh) New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St. Louis
 Games Tomorrow New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati RoStOn at St Louis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

Games Today Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston CD Chicago at Philadelphia (nighD St. Louis at Washington (nighD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

Giants ..... 1 2 1 % o 0 o O-4 Cubs .,.... o 0 0 0 o 0 0-2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27
Games Today

(Not including night game),
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

(Not including night games).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

Rudy Vallce has one of radios unique records: in l6 years of big time brOadcasting. he has never aired on any night except Thurs day!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-27

Continuing with it's series of in ternational post-war problems now under discussion, "America's Town Meeting of the Air" will consider the question:: Should the Rccipro- cal Trade Agreement Act be Re newed in it's Present FOrm?" to- night at 8:30, over the Blue Net work.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
u HOW TO USE 1T

At least twice day use this cream paste
as you would any tooth paste. Brush well,
with quick, agitated, up-and down move
ment of the bristles against the enamel.
The Prescription for Your Teeth" is
blend of over IA different selected ingredi-
ents, balanced to give superb polishing
and cleansing without danger to precious
en9me1
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
RAcIoNAMIrI
Y Ct

Washington
ruelas y las p,
das a r~acionar
Tor de cuatro
dia 8 de septic
otras frutas
tadas continuar
puntos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
LOS ADMITEN
SU DERROTK EN- Russia

Londres, sep LA radio a.
lemana confiesa hoy que u tro.
pas Sc retiran precipidatamente de
Russia; pero dice que la maniobra
sc debe al tenor de una invasion
aliada en- otros frentes.
Las bajas nazis en- TaganrOg, Sc
gun Ell communicate sovietico, pa
san de 41,O00.
A juicio de los peritos militares
rusos, la derrota de Taganrod ha
sido la mas desastrosa para los a
Iemanes desde la que sufrieran en-
Stalingrado.
Ocho divisiones nazis fueron
puestas en- fuga. En- ell dia de a.
yer Sc lie hicieron al enemigo otras
5000 bajas.
Ell alto mando aleman dice ha-
Der retirado hacia ell sur una par
tie de sus fuerzas con ell fin de
contener la penetration roja.
Berlin asegura que los rusos
concentran una colossal fuerza de
ataque en- los sectores del Donetz,
al norte del saliente aleman que
sc extiende hasta ell mar de Azov.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
LOS NAILS DICEN QUE DE-
RRoTARoN A Los BOMBAR.
DEROS INCLESES

Estokolmo, sep 2.-Los peritos
militares alemanes afirman que
sus cazas alcanzaron una victoria
sobre los bombarderos alemanes,
sobre Berlin, ell martes pOr la no
che; perO admiten que en- la CAPT
tai fue arrojada una gran canti-
dad de bombas.
Concentraron los hitleristas
1,400 cazas o la esperanto de
impedir que los Mosquitoes" He
gasen a la ciudad, pero no 10 con-
siguieron.
CalcGlase que ell mando ingles
us6 unos 700 aparatos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
UN FAScISTA lTALIANO
ATACo AL ~ANTIFASCISTA
MANIFREDI

New York, sep 2 -Un fascis-
Ia itAlianO, Giuseppe Nadi, de AZ
amos de edsd, fus arreStadO aqui
bajO Ia aeusaei6n de HERR con un
arma blanca a EttOre Manfred,
de 81 AROs, un eseritOr antifaseiS.
"a.
Manfred era intimO amigo de
Carlos Tresea, Ell antifaseista que
hAee POeOs meses fuera asesinAdO,
y Nudi ls agrediS euando eseueha.
ba en- la Parte baja de Manhattan,
an discourse del lider sOeialisGo
Norman Thomas. Ell hsrido fue
llevAdO al hospital Bellevue. So
vida NO CORE PeligrO, salvO CEN,
PlieaeiOneS.
Una here dspues de Ia salvaja.
da, Ell criminal 90 sAIrssS a an Pc.
lieia, dieiSndSle cue habia herds
en- Ia cara a Manfred. "a fasinsro
80 fee i3eatifisaao per Ia visti@a.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
CONSULTADA LA CANCILLE.
RIA SOVIETICA

Montevideo, Uruguay, sep q
Ell ministerio de negocios ex-
tranjeros ha consultado al 60
bierno Soviet sobre 81 estimaria
persona grata, como ministro plen-
ipOtenciario, a Emilio Frugoni,
de 60 amos, un lider socialista.
Las relaciones entire los dos PAL
SEES Sc restablecieron en- ell mes de
julio.
No Sc ha recibido information
Official del comisariado russo de
relaciOnes exteriores.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
LA cAMPARA PoLITIcA
Aetividsd en- el campo de chsnesy

En- Ell campo del alcalde Chan
eey sigue aumentando la activl-
dad y TODD los peritos estiman que
ell Mayor ira a las segundas pri-
marias.
La campaha de los periodicos
"~latinos" es comentada, por GUAM
to Sc base en- verdades indis-
cutibles, en- hechos probados.
Muchos de los ciudadanos que
parecian indecisos han encontrado
va an motive para decidirse por
ell Alcalde.
Veintenas de personas de bue-
ma reputation hacen intensa pro-
paganda por ell Mr. Chancey, en-
eli barrio de allende ell rio.
Els uno de los pocos alcaldes-se
oye decir que ha dado empleos
a los ciudadanos de origen latino.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
Sc HACIA PASAR POR
ACENTE

Arthur L. Watson, de 68 amos,
individuo que hacia pasar por a.
genie federal y miembro de la jun
ia de salubridad del Estado, fue
arrestado aver e ingres6 en- la car
eel del condado.
lie fue senalada una fianza de
$500, la que no pudO prestar.
Obtuvo dinero de estos ciuda-
danos: Eloisa Humes, del 1912
Gale de Morgan; VIVA Walker,
1902 Constant, y Gus Rawls, lilo
Governor.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
DISCURso DEL A

Habl6 aver por la Radio, CO.
menzando a las $50, ell alcalde
Chancey.
Dijo que Tampa no es Sodoma
nj Gomorra, sino n ciudad bien
gobernada y respetuosa de las le-
yes.
Contra Tampa sc ha puesto STEM
pre- enfasis en- las malas noticias
Y por este hemos adquirido mala
reputation.
ia verdad es que Tampa, por
comparaci6n, es de una de las ciu-
dades donde mas sc respeta la
ley.,
Cit6 datOs del Bur6 Federal de
Investigaciones para probar que
aqui la situaci6n es mejor que en-
Miami y Jacksonville, aunque ell
n1mero de pOlicias es mucho me-
nor".
"En mis- venideros cuatro amos
voy a hacer TODD 10 que este de
mi parte, y pedire la cooperation
de grupos civicos y ciudadanos,
para corregir la err6nea impre-
sion de que Tampa no es una CO.
munidad digna de que en- ella vi
van hombres honra6os'.
'El control de la prostitution es
dificil y requiere la apuda de to-
dos los ciudadanos Y agencias gu
bernamentales. Todos nosotros
estamos hacienda una labor razon-
able.
ESQ de Sodoma y Gomorra no
es NADIA mas que una calunia con-
ira Ell buen nombre de esta ciu-
dad.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
RENUNcIO Ell PRIMER MI
NISTRo D~INAMARQUES

EstokOlmo, sep g. 81 primer
ministro dinamarques Eric Sea-
VENUS, que renunciara la semana
pasada, cuandO los nazis estable-
cieron una dictadura militar, sc
MEGA hoy a formar un nuevO ga
binete.
Sc lie pidi6 a Scavenius asu-
miese la presidencia de un con-
sejo bajo Ell mando del DICTATOR
militar aleman Hermann Won
Hannecken.
Creese que ell general aleman
tratara de presionar, con amena-
zas, a los lideres daneses.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
$500 La
PARA EM

Despues de un
ba Sc subira ell suea
semana, d~ependiendd
bajo. Base de As b
la t~emporada de q
menta debido a Ia ca
bajo extra: Las mel
mes de trabajo en-
La experienced no
Pida una tarjeta
Los trabajadores en-
tricas no necesital
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
HON
LA FABRICAC
TAS ES UNA
ESEN0
Ell EjercitO y
Deben O

Haga Su parte
para envasar Ia n
v las legumbres dc
guen a los SOldadOs
yicio.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
LOS ALIADOS SIGUEN ACER.
CANDOSE A

Melbourne, sep g. Las tro-
pas aliadas realizan un firme mo-
vimiento de pinzas Y contin1an a.
proximandose a Salamaua, en- la
Nueva Guinea.
La resistencia del enemigo, Sc
gun un Official americana, esta a
punto de desplomarse.
Los americanos tienen sitiado a
IN cOntingente nippon, en- ell rio
Francisco, y los australianos Sc
italian a dos millas de la boca del
rio.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
LAS BAJAS DE LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS

Washington, sep 2. - Mas de
100000 miembros de las fuerzas
armadas Y la marina mercante de
los Estados Unidos han muerto,
sufrido heridas o desaparecidO
desde que la guerra empezara.
Las bajas del ejercito montan a
69,358 las de la marina a 1855
y las de la infanteria de marina a
1904.
Los muertos son 1851 y los
desaparecidos 1896.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
ESTA EN- Ia CASA BLANCA
Ell PRIMER MINISTRo
CHURCHILL

Washington, sep q Acompa-
hado pOr SD esposa, Ell primer mi
nistro Churchill, de Inglaterra,
lego aver a Ia Casa Blanca.
A~segGrase que In nueva eOnfs-
rencia tratar& de lOgrar mejOres
relaeiOnes con Ia Russia Soviet.
Churchill aErib6 pOr tren.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
NEcRos AcUsADos DE RoBo

Fueron traslados aver a la car
eel del condado, desde la carcel
municipal, los negros Charles Mi
d%dlebrook Y Jimmie Mack, acu-
sados de robar Is 'gOmas", Is re-
ceptOres de Radio y dos cajas de
zapatos.
Verificaron ell rObo en- la Acme
Fast Freight Lines Co. hace mas
de un mes.
La gaceta., 1943-09-02
Sc LIE HICIERd

| (Viene de
ron de cuatro a
%rritoriO en- Kom
aldeas fueron
| Komarichi es
rrocarrilera a 55l
de Bryansk y %
este de Sevsk.
En- Smolensk,
ci6n ha sido de
media millas por
po dc Ia racor4u-E
a menos de 50 md
La estaci6n id
D%orogobuzh fue
martes. Yelnya
municaciOneS aid
EcCupeTduO tam0K
Las divisiones
quiladas en- Tag,
mando rojO, eran
y la 249, de infaI
sion Is de paracs
Numerosas BAH
narOn a la diHs
nGmero 10 y a |
i~nfanteria 304, 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
MALE HELP WANTED
ACCOUNTANT

Man with broad knowledge aud
experience IN manufacturing
cost and general accounting 20
act as assistant IN preparation
of contract termination claims.
Prcf1r man with some public
accquptlng expeuence,E salary
commchsLt3tc with position.
Good postwar Prospects for
right man Send complete APP
plcatIon 30 Box
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
AXLE
WORKERS
EXPERIENCED
and Inexperienced

We have openings on All three
shifts FOR skilled and QnskiAed
workers. Good pay under a plan
which guarantees a minimum
rate with extra pay for in
creased output. This IS real
opportunity 10 earn m ore
money and 20 do your part for
tHe W.T. effort Apply az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
BtuDING ALTERATIONS

" s. A - 4 a.
------ 80 ..,.' Nom.
,t.,..-
..--,-' - -
'As.r- nome Improvements 'R|
Il.lz ,q7 s-t.es- ,--7s
.sr,.f,.,, ,l,,,..r- r, -" -.
urdrRi, uIRI>G
riA''' mouse
,.,..,.,,. .
- nv " = ~ NJ
LIfoIt.. Cas- Qi'rs. liant hN'4res al1fes-
GEMS ia s. iolh1 Grai'o'. J. 1880.
rr,es '2t fs" ADAMS
FLOOR ~ANpiNG. WANING. re
Al -1f ess 'ar0-0E d1s71g. better ma
-Hn fRer. reasonae'e olive
rin1E ANlflNl -e0 Tess-1a 30
W IMAGE CLEANING AND HffAlRtN6
49, tr rt ars eanee rera rt-
sta'es -s'a 81 taE
1T >hN i>"-NiNp>"h
ICE ehAllNG lightly dancing se'Nrfst
'tfN as 100. lnd'o' Arena o.4
NIn7rf.
tN>tILATioN
eo-k N0ot. rloVu m oans sttic. save.
's ~fart rY 4.s36o Eye- - AS
~ \nKir>
rf rrs SIS tabiart1ihs nsasr-ss.t-
p-~tt -o-v.s tDef..s-+es ~ Ve--
7frs lemr.e l-SSi4
NATTRE~S RFNoN NTFD
-.
ID. s..rss. -g~-,afee wv
t -tga rras -aet
~, .,--. ,,-.-...
sr- reefr' I.a rev r0 s-eos
NATTpFss -erovati-r in7ersurirx mat
tsps. reasonable quality Matchmaking
-.Itrarteed Had.ev. RAnrolph s00q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

"tonerqucr'lV whore our
statesmen lud lawmakers gather
there is heard more tan, of
r--tvsr hopes than the Beee>-
sTv of putting forth ever,
ounce Of strength vr have 10
win the ehecr, phs steal steps ~
The conflict
"Nofhiuc an This stage 81 their
stratFEr-~ 7ouTd be- pIra>aptcr 90
Gcrmany apd Japan than the
idea lu tm@rira lhIt Nl'icd vic
TORS - mar at hand. and that
It Is time 90 relaN
"Nc should hp. mentally pre-
pared Gre eH tor an engage
p,'nt ~ our arm, with roo
prime German divisions ~ IL
600 men each when Uc com
mcnce The landings on trr
European continent.
"Our most important leaders
both civilian and military. have
assured us that a-hHge blow j.
about go TAN ou Japan. when n
look AZ the visible facts would
show that nowhere in the Faci-
6c Is the weapon for such a
hi0st-
In statement after state
mont, confirming the enemy
radio propaganda and the
trcachrruus assurances ~ the
enemv propagandist, i'm our
midst. our leaders have instilled
On the American mind ever SINCE
tho African Invasion The though
that Germany is on tho verge Of
utter defeat and that Japan
must fall almost Immediately
Thereafter.
we have lost a. momentum
that vc cannot recover until
the futures hard lesson hit uS.
and that means y,c have lost
time -that the cad al the nar
has been delayed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

"~uur s~ U TASTES. G..-'
c~ "Ve cannot cNade th" fact
that the mind ~ the great mass
---+ tt---A trr-ri
from tbe ~ cUEHEgt m
Thought. that should not have -
place propfrlN u The national
CONSEQUENCES until the last shot
J., fired and the last bomb
dropped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
rrruBrNG AND HI,u>G

r-- r------ls '-,:sr-- --'----- a. '
HIta. -ffs
T s.aers ann ssrs5
t.r es. LAla ere 17it
a sarso. r'. t.r-
Ef aatr rs
d.-,- u
-.-- ------- --.------vr-rr--
AI MBlNs. He8t frr-.t.
fre. esrr tsf Az
'rf7f ~.r -'.foy o's
-aHf F0tvt0t i.f--1
'--------ss.s .s,rss drains saa ,ttr.
ill-hz --l.ca-c1. e-e-..--4-..-.- leaa-ag-as. .c
rt guaranteed Ifles -.19fs
ALL TYPES u~r't rsasrr n.r
rf rffsf -'0r- ~ .afar' fer gree
o. mates =" ct-'0. 1000
RADIO sFRVIcF
CALL. s. 0eNuot ee-7 yosr rsc.o ss-r
-ft s-7 Sa-arter1 10 our htme sass
8 M "e'' soc only
RfTRIGrR,ToR >tBNItt
ttt Wakes <FTfIrt III f
.aarau'ted Ftm% s... TO
pErRulT CoopER ST .vs---.---
REFRiGERkToR SERVICE
c.fr ~lrr a. and Domestic
liC+@< w. FTNTH ~ Tr-7'-7- -
hF4N .NA L@EsS EoNAED ~FEri Aile rs
hrltltA TNE l..rare r.r-Gsy CH".
sears cNGtge-g East 80
girtIRiNG wA>HLRs
Al HFnAiFiNs-i5 ys e2rere7.es 3.
mstot guar SNYDER Service To $500
RootING t>D ~ipI>r
aNHElrAE expect vr-svea rr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
,SHANG MACHINES REPAIRED

AZ SfLNIcF Vasfc-e r..rhf a.4
pare4 guaranteed vort parts frr s
resNN lNil Wp''ier Arlington Hsl
NI.-- Vsahers refriEerat1rs rsps.trf
Guaranteed Household Service t-l.
VERSE. 6+2s CO.'S Fe0ks
WASHER repairs parts he.t n,at.rs.
f1r ala makes Work guaranteed
SHORTY'S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
I = >Ct~ BIC TEST

consequently. vIc arc think
ting more of tho intangible and
uncertain FIXTURE than wc are ~
the Immediate aud'VerN tangible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
AsIfRINr

AsTEEIs-G- -ralA-1luz -aLieratllts-- 80
f-n '-7 smaa. iaIEs. Teephons Town
send s4sae
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

d. --tltl
DETROIT TIMES 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
AnNIR1i>I>G DISPLAY


.tN' -.. STUDIOS tfvpr' .s.rE t.a-
. U.,- I9s F-fa seee.. Tee
rH. ur. f3It
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

-----L--i--s. L1 far c--tsi vcrz
WHO ft arrr Frf1s a De1leI
42a 81, Elliott 81 7oSs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

AL. ttt Wakes ~ETF.rtr
.sarsu'sed rc~pl s.r
$685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

rT tl a''- iota an ir
tuar.s Sma ev. Madison SO
Evening star., 1943-03-15

Detroit Clio Maps Plans
To Fight for Social Gains
BY :he Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, March 15.-Detroit's
CIO labor unions stepped forth to-
day with program for establishing
strong political organization by
wards, precincts and congressional
districts to wage fight for favorable
legislation in national and State
capitals.
The program was adopted by ap-
proximately 1000 delegates to a
political action conference held yes
terday under sponsorship of the
greater Detroit and Wayne County
CIO Industrial Union Council. The
conference acted after addresses by
leaders including CIO international
vice president. Allen S. Haywood and
President r. J. Thomas of the United
Auto Workers.
Spokesman for the council said
the plan was intended "to enable
the CIO to maintain social gains
which have been endangered since
the union surrendered the right to
strike" in wartime
One feature of the SiX-point pro-
gram said the CIO would seek
united action with the AFL, the
Railway Brotherhoods and other
unions In abolishing anti-labor legis-
lation'
Evening star., 1943-03-15
ST. PATRlck's DAY MENU

81. PRIKICKS ONY MENU
*Potato Surprise
Cabbaee-Apple Salad with
Salad Dressing
Corn Meal Mullins
Butter or Substitute
lemon Merineue Tarts'
y Coffee or Tea
(Ask your friends to bring their share)
For Potato Surprise, scrub well, cut a
lengthwise hole through each Of them
with apple corer, fill with nippy cheese
or seasoned ground meat, plug up
holes and bake. Serve piping hot.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
DRAFfee PARTY

Send invitation out in form Of Undue.
ton notices. When guests arrive, let
each one draw the job be is to do out
Of a goldfish bowl or hat. When mess
call comes, each one does the job
assigned to him, such as serving the
main course, carrying out the dishes
and 50 on through K. P. duty. This is
the kind of party where everyone can
sit around on the floor and eat, picnic
fashion.
Revive all those old party games and
give them a wartime slant such as
pinning the tail on Hitler instead Of
the donkey. You can have metal OF
rubber scavenger hunt. For prizes
Victory Stamps.
Evening star., 1943-03-15

Introducing this
new -four to low
ers of delicious
pancakes or waf-
feS.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Two 10 Be Questioned
In Attacks on YOUNG Girls

Two men were to be questioned
today in connection with attacks on
two girls, police said today.
Meanwhile, police continued a
search for a colored man who at
tackled 3lyear-old white woman
Saturday night in an alley in the
200 block of Twelfth street Sc. The
woman was dragged to an alley, at
tackled and her purse and watch
stolen, police said.
A 59-year-old suspect was arrested
over the week end following the re-
port Of an 1l-year- old girl that she
had been attacked on a garage roof
near her home in Southeast Wash
1ngton, investigators said.
A 20-year-old suspect was arrested
in connection with the attack on a
l2-year-old girl near the New York
avenue bridge
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Soldier Killed in Foil

Pvt. Furio De Luca, 27. a soldier
attached to the Washington Navy
Yard, was instantly killed shortly
before noon today when he fell from
a watch tower. The Navy Depart
ment has not disclosed any details
concerning the accident.
Evening star., 1943-03-15

Mrs. Elvira Kenneweg during a
blackout.
An 8-pound daughter was born TO
Mrs. Kenneweg's daughter, Mrs.
Bernice Abbott. 10 minutes before
the blackout started. AS no ply
Sician was present. Mrs. Kenneweg
explained to the wardens. she was
plenty busy" and needed all the
light she could get.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
Baby Born in BIoekout
Without Doctors Aid
B the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH. - The air raid
wardens didn't protest when they
found out why the lights were
cleaning brightly in the home of
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05
9er 8anterott bes meni6ltibem Griates fiir ben
6riflt6en Oferglanben

@ift rno @as idiitt oas @enidenle.
ben unb berpanbelt eletd5eitig einen
fiinftigen &rieg 5ur anporiteabaren,
teimtiidiiden S6erBlibfett. 8iHen.
ibaft unb Se6nif iino elm alpeii6neis
higes @ei6enf. sic brineen Segen unp
Slu6.
slngIt unb &leinmut beoriiden bic
Meni6en. Cine 8eue ser 8erorohen,
bett bat it6 iiber uns ergoiien. 8ir
iinb elm miioes unb boffnungsloies
@eldle6t. sSn Ser ounfeln Nadt er'
Iil6t Elm Stern linn Sen anoern, aber
ni6t, neil es Wtorgen meroen min.
60 fl,tg itno mir. ungebeures 8iiien
itebt uns 5ur Gerfiieung. Nie tpar Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-05

Ser rein materialiitii6 eeiinnte
Ienid lit 10 gut wie Ser driitlide
Nenid fir ettuas S0beres eeibaffea
uno er fiiblt in li6ten aueenbliden
ODER in tiefem ungliid oas 8ebiirfnis,
iid an cine bobere Madt anol1flam>
mern. 9as fiibrenoe 8latt oes
S6tpeiaer 2iberalismus, Die uNeue
3iir6er 3eitung" beroffentli6te na6
BEN idmeren Briifungen oes eriten
@eltfrieges an eriter Stelle in ibrer
Oiternummer einen sluflas, Der oie
tiefe arn1ut un0 Silfloiiefeit reii,
meinidli6en Sinnens uno Strebens
blobleet unb als cine 8anferottan5ei-
ge bes ipeltanI6auliben 2iberalis'