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Sa 29. kongresa Bugarske
FederaCije S. |. P.

Kongres svesnog, ozbiljno misle-
ceg, bugarsko govoreceg della rad
nicke klase Sjedinjenih Drzava
Amerike.
Kongres je otpoceo u 10:45 pre-
podne sa pozdravnim govorom
druga P. Mateeffa, koji je u ime
grupe Detroit pozdravio delegate
i goste, sa kratkim ali jasnim 60
vorom, isticuci rad uspeh njiho-
We grupe, kao rad zenskog kluba
Rabotniceska Prosveta koji je j.
grao vaznu ulogu Il naporima CRU
pc, da sc je kroz minulu godinu
mogao postici ovako grandiozan
materijalni uspeh cd S3,800.00 ko-
je je grupa prilozila "a Rabotni-
cesku Prosvetu Weekly People
respektivno. Cd gornje svote pre-
ko $4,000 je prihod Cd afera ko-
ie je odrzao Klub zasebno, dok su
eIanice Kluba istovremeno obav-
ljale saw rad koji su one mogle O.
bavljati, ma swim sastancima ko-
je je priredjivala grupa. Govor
druga Mateeffa bese primljen sa
velikim zadovoljstvom aplauzom
delegate gostiju.
Nakon pozdravnog govora Sc
kretar Federacije drug T. Baeff
otvara redovni rad Kongresa, j
pozivlje delegate da izaberu pri-
vremenog predsednika podpred-
sednika. Ia iste behu izabrati dru-
govi T. Gramaticoff iz Detroita
D. D. Dobreff il Clevelanda. Ia
tim sc presto ma biranje Sekreta-
ra podsekretara kongresa Ia ko-
je su izabrati drugovi Sterioff il
st. Louisa Dragonoff il Chica-
ga. Zatim Sc prislo ma izbor od-
bora "a pregled punomoeija i ma
kon sto isti bese izabrat, odre-
djena je kratka pauza dok odbor
sastavi svoj izvestaj koji, nakon
kratkog vremena donasa sledeci
izvestaj:
Da .je Cd II grupa ma Kongresu
predstavljeno Is sa % delegate
cd 80 ma koji broj su grupe ina
lie pravo, ali usled rada j ratnih
okolnosti nisu mogle da isposa-
lju, 4 bratska delegate, svega 26.
Nacionalnu Organizaciju pred
stavljao je drug Eric Hass, ured-
mix Weekly People-a; mesnu Sex
ciju predstavljao je organizator
iste drug J. Sim; madjarsku Fe-
deraciju drug L. Herzeg; a jugo-
slavensku Federaciju dole potpi-
sani.
Zatim privremeni predsednik i
podpredsednik kao sekretar i
podsekretar behu izabrati "a stall
ne funkcionere behu birani po-
novo ma svakom zasedanju. Dnev-
nj red usvojen je jednoglasno.
Nakon sto behu izabrati razni
odbori, predsednik poziva bratske
delegate da pozdrave Kongres,
posto drugovi J. Sim i L. Herzeg
radi rada nisu mogli biti prisutni,
Kongres su pozdravili u ime Ju-
goslavenske Federacije dolepotpi-
sani, ime Nacionalne Organi-
zacije S. L. P. drug Eric Hass. O.
ba pozdravna govora behu prim-
ljeni velikim zadovoljstvom dele
gaia gostiju.
Zatim sc presto ma izvestaj Cen
tralnog Odbcra koji bese prilicno
dug, koga je proeitao drug 7. Ba-
eff, sekretar Saveza IL koga uzi-
mano samo najvaznije tacke. Fe-
deracija Sc sastoji cd II grupa.
Z Grupe Sc nalaze sledeeim mes
Nina: Detroit, Mich, Toledo, Gle
veland, Akron Mansfield, O.,
Chicago, Waukegan, Zeigler Gra-
mite City, Ill.,, Lackawanna Sy-
racuse N. Y, Fort Wayne Gary,
Ind, St. Louis, Mo-, Milwaukee
Wis, Los Angeles, CAL. Port
land, Greg.
Da su sve grupe imale dobar
finansijski izvestaj, to svedoci u
kupna kolekcija "a Rabotnicesku
Prosvetu Weekly People.
No poSic Ok doc ,,voSo odrS q +
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-01-21
N. Stanic.
(Svrsetak.)
Proizvodnja elektricne sile.

Yr0lzvOQnJa elektf1cne Slle.
Iu ovoj proizvodnji da Sc vide
ii velika produktivnost radnicke
klase. Radnici poduzeca elektric-
ne sile proizveli su 1912. godine
rekordnu kolicinu elektricne sile
cd 1876, 500, 100000 kilovatnih sati,
ksja je IL po sto VEGA cd proizvod-
ME 1941. A da Sc vidi usporedni
porast owe vazne industrije ovde
spominjemo da je 1882. godine pro-
izvodnja elektriGne sile bila sa-
mo cd T,442,112.OOO kilovatnih
sati. Kao sto Sc vidi, porast owe
proizvodnje je preko diva puta We
& cd 1892.
Cd te ogromne kolicine elekt-
rixne moci Sc. po sto je upotrebi-
Ia teska industrija koja je skoro
sva okupirana sa ratnim porudz-
binama; 20 po sto su upotrebili
trgcvacka poduzeca sitne radi-
onice, dok SUI privatni stanovi po-
trosiIi tex nekih II po sto.
Ocekuje sc da &c owe tekuce 60
dine proizvodnja elektriene moci
biti jos VEGA jer je ona bila tre-
&c nedelje proslog desembra cd
1000, 600. 900 kilovatnih sati, sto
bi znacilo, iako Sc nj malo wise cd
toga ne poveea proseena proizvod-
MIA elektricne moei, da &c owe
godine ista biti cd preko 200 mi
Iiiardi kilovatnih sati.
1 oval porast je malen kada sc
usporedi sa buducom proizvod-
njom elektriGne sile pod Socijaliz-
nom kada &c ona kao "carobna
ruka," sa jednim mahom ocistiti
Geo vazduh cd gustog d1mena !
njegovog praha, kao sto &c ona
moci usisati svu ostalu prasind
prasljivih industriia u kojima Sc
danas muee milioni clanova nase
veliEanstveno produktivne radnic-
H. kIaSo.
4flyh lllae yRsfGgesl ,an n,
Tekstilna proizvodnja je polka
zala aajveti porast u svojoj isto-
riji 1912. godine kada je upotrebl-
Ia 100000 bala pamuka j kada
je proizyela 100000 iardi pa
maGue tkanine. Donia tablica vid-
no pokazuje porast tekstilne pro-
ixvodnje cd 1893. do juna 1912.
Ists ie kako sledi:
Potrosnja pamuka:
mesednO nedeljno
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-01-21

ma funCl. On UdlJe OCchuJc va SC
proizvodnja rayona tekuce godine
biti JOS VEGA jer Sc NADIA da &c
ratne porudzbine biti jos vece.
Tako tai predstavnik posedni-
ka te mdustrije sa svetlim okom
govori neposrednoj buducnosti
te industrije jer je rat povecao
njen biznes sto znaci vece profile
"a njene posednike, ali ne vecu
relativnu, vec ma protiv, MANU-
relativnu najamnicu "a njene ma
jaime robove.
Proizvodnja lekarija.
Besumnje je da rat uvek potre-
buje vece produkte medicinske in
dustrije. Ranjeni milioni potrebu-
ju negu, kao sto je potrebna veli-
ka kolicina vaksina protiv raznih
zaraznih bolesti koje mrtvi neza-
kopani leSevi IL sebe izbacuju. Ia
ko je ova industrija uzivala maj
vecu proizvodnju 1912. godine,
jer je, prema izracunanju w. j.
Murray Jr., predsednika McKes-
son & Robbins, celia trgovina apo
tekarija i industrije lekarija 1912.
bila cd $65O.0OO, 900 IL po sto We
ca cd 1941., 80 po sto VEGA cd
1910.
zeljeznitarska industrija.
Radnicka klasa Amerike je o.
davno sagradila postavila wise
milja zeljeznicke pruge nego sto
in ina ikoja druga zemlja bez pi-
tanja njene velicine. l privatni
posednici zeljeznicarske transport
ne industrije vele da su zeljezni-
carski radnici %. oktobra prevez-
Ii najveci broj vagona u istoriji
svog najamnog robovanja - L.
496.122 vagona sa 24,813 trenova.
Ovu cifru donosimo da bi nasi ci-
taoci zamislili obim aktivnosti te
najvece Transporting industriie ma
svetu, koja je nervni sistem Owe
zemlje.
Pre- rata oko 100000 buradi
ulja su sc prevazali sa Zapada
preko vode Atlantika. Ali posto su
nacisticke submarine ugrozile TAX
WI transportaciju, palo je u duz-
most zeljezniearskih radnika da
preYoze keliko god mogu buradi
ulja, pored ogromne ratne masi-
nerije silno kretanje americ-
kin trupa. Tako su oni prevezli
1912. 100000 buradi ulja istocnim
drzavama.
Sledstveno, zeljeznicarski rad
nici su 1912. prevezli wise tereta
"a jednu trecinu cd 1941. godine.
A kada Sc ovo usporedf sa perio-
dom cd proslih deset godina on
da je prevezeni teret minule godi-
ne bio diva puta veci.
Da i radnici industrije koje pra-
We Locomotive vagone grade bo-
lie zeljeznice vagone svedoci
sledece usporedjenje: Sa jednom
trecinom mamie lokomotiva sa
jednom cetvrtinom mamie vagona
nego sto je ia transportna indus
trija imala 1918, izracunalo Sc da
je prevazanje tereta 1912. bilo "a
SIS po sto vece cd najaktivnije 60
dine Prvog Svetskog Rata - 1918.
A u sravnjenju sa 1941. godi-
nom kojoj su zeljeznicarsh rad
nici kretali tn transportnu indus
triju "a 475,O0o.000 tonskih mi
liza, minule godine zeljeznicarski
radnici su istu kretali "a 630,000.-
600 tonskih milja. A pasageri su
Sc vozili 1942. godine 53,000.000
milja - 100000 wise cd pref
hodne rekordne 1920. godine. Nj
oval porast nije dovoljan, jer ma
gnati. zeljeznicarske industrije j.
maju veliku nadu da &c americki
zeljeznicarski ra dni ci povecati
svoju produktivnost owe tekuce
godine "a Is po sto mozda vi
Sc.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-01-21

ropskih jezika koje je eteevala
glasovita pevacica, ramuneka Pri-
ma-Dona Madame Pia Icy. Ista
je otpevala IL pesama. kojs kae i
prethodne tacke behu repraeene
sa burnim aplauzom slusaoca, ko-
jih bese oko 800.
U subotu veGe 26 dec. bese odr-
zana kongresna skupstina, ma ko-
joj je govorio drug Eric Hass, u
rednik Weekly People-a. Ma toj
skupstini izvrsena je kolebeija "a
Savezni Organ Rabotnicesku Pro-
svetu, koja je dostigla sEmu cd
s7,286.85 a koja svota je ca "a
kasnienim prilozinla pofasla ma
s7,669.985.
Ma 27. dee. odrzano je tsece i
poslednje zasedanje Kongsesa, ma
kome ie izabrata nova uptava:
Ia sekretara Saveza izabsaa je
drug T. Baeff jednoglas7s.-
Ia urednika RabotniGeske. Pro-
svete izabran ie ponovo drug d.
Anastasoff jednoglasno.
! Ia elana N. E. C. drug r. Gra-
maticoff jednoglasno.
/ Ia clanove Centralgog odbora
izabrani su sledeci drurovi: Ste
rioff liz st. Louis, No, Dobreff. IL
Cleveland, O., Kusleff IL sAieago,
| Ill.,, Pankoff il Detroit, Mnh. Ste
fanoff il Akron, O.
/ Sa ovim sc zavrsava poslesnJe
zasedanje Kongresa l sat po
podne.
/ Nakon svrsenog rada Keagre-
sa, predsednik poziya bratske de-
| legate da izraze svoje utashe %
radu Kongresa. Prvi je geverso
drug J. Sim delegat i orgasizator
Sekcije Wayne County. IA hjinh
ie govorio dolepotpisani II me
Jugoslavenske Federacije, zafsm
je govorio drug Eric Hass Ii lime
Nacionalne Organizacije S. Z. p.
Nakon govora bratszih ssIsSa-
ia, govorili su sledeei drusovi:: Z.
Baeff noveizabrani po tsiseseti
put sekretar Saveza, D. Arasta-
soft urednik -RabotniSeskeFHPre-
svete, T. Gramaticoff clan-M E.
C. clanovi Centralnog 0dSera;
Dobreff, Pankoff, Kusleff, Stefa-
noff i Sterioff. Svi govopi ~behu
popraceni sa burnim aplaaseaa:~'
Nakon sto je svrsen rad ksBKfe-
sa, priredjen bese kongres7si' sas,--
ket, u potast delegatima r gsstf-
ma 20 Kongresa, drugariee~saSih
mesnih subdivizija su Sc. peeSihu-
le da stolovi budu ukrasesi' ga
d m { m poslastieama, kaes
svi banketi nasih subdivizi@e.
Nakon Sto SD Sc delegati gos- -
ii kojih bese oko 200 ma bsojus
nahranili, drug T. Gramatieoff, u
ulozi stoloravnatelja, poziva brat
ske delegate da pozdrave priss,t-
ne. Prvi je govorio drug h. Her
zeg ime Madjarske FeehAxasije,s
koji je zbog rada jedino na- ban
ketu mogao biti prisutan. "a Rim -
| je govorio u ime Jugoslayeaste
Federacije dolepotpisani. \ zatin1
drug Dobreff elan Centra1nes>0d-.
| bora drug T. Gramaticotfa elan
N. E. c. ma posletku glavHi CO.
vornik drug Eric Hass ir,e Ma
cionalne Organizacije S. L. p: Svi'
su govori popraeeni sa bursim. a.
plauzom delegate gostiju: hahsn~
toga Sc preslo ma kolekciju IA. mas
Partijski Organ Weekly People,
CHA svota iznosi S3,o24.77. Ma
kon banketa nastala je iYrasska'
do pola noci tako Sc zavr@iD %
redovni Kongres bratske nam Ru-~
garske Federacije S. L. P.
A sada drugovi drugariee>Ju-
goslavenske Federacije s. l.. F.,
zasucimo rukave pa ma posae~da
ma iducoj Konvenciji nase EeAe-'
racije, barjak pobede ponovs- do
die nase ruke, jer samo sa aa-
Sim radon, nasa rec, nasa naslAa,
mas program moze mora pro- .
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pod SoeijaIizmoIn.

1912 "a jan. 945.909 FL
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"a okt. 972.4OO %.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Protection for Suits
PlIOFILNf
BAGS

y eat covering
for ladies' or
mems suits, and
for blouses and
sweaters. X eep
them free from
dust.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
How to
Itch
That Butter
By PRUDENCE PENNY

HOW often do YOU take a look
III al your dairy supplies and
wish that YOU could make that
hound of butter 20 twice As far
and that YOU could use coffee
cream for whipped cream des-
ScrtS and CaTniSheS? DO YOU
decide with a sigh that YOU are
lust DAY dreaming? Well, YOU
can forget those signs for there
have been recipes discovered
that viii make your dream s
come true.
II sounds like magic? Actu-
ally. II is a very simple process.
All YOU need 10 stretch that
-nourd-cEhutlei-iS i-tal1lesReeR
unflavored gelatin. ! can eVap-
GRATED milk and an egg heater.
Give the latter a few twirlS and
presto. YOU have two pounds of
delicious spread. lis Just as easy
as that
II has a rich huttery flavor
and texture IN a VIII delight
YOU. And it has good food value.
TOO although il IS lower IN ac-
tual calorieS than butter itself
this will give il double appeal 70
members OF the family who keep
an eve on the scales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
GINGERBREAD Cakes

One half cup butter spread. !
egg. well beaten. 2i2 cups Sifted
all purpose flour. IL teaspoons
baking soda, / teaspoon CHINA
mon. l teaspoon ginger, ? tea
spoon pow dered cloves. =
teaspoon salt. Ia cups molaSSes,
- cup hot water.
Cream Sprc a d until fluffy.
Then add the well beaten egg.
Mix and sift together the dry in
gradients. Add to egg mixture
alternately in thirds with com
bined molasSeS and hot water in
halves. beating well after each
addition.
Turn into creased baking
pan and bake IN moderate oven
$50 degrees for 80 minutes. Or
turned into creased cup c k e
pans and bake in moderately hot
oven 1915 degrees 20 10 80
minutes.
Now for the cream-bring !
quart 20 per cent cream 10 a
boil and chill overnight. Begin
10 whip IN chilled bowl and as
you are beating add 90 il
tablespoons gelatin softened and
melted In y cup of this coffee
cream, Continue beating until
IL will stand in slight peaks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Baroness Visits
Detroit Few Days

TO HONOR Baroness NVonne
nc Gunzbourg. Detroit Chapter
Of Ort Will give a reception and
lea al 3 p. m, wednesday In The
RomaneSque Hall. Detroit InSti-
tute OF Arts.
Baroness De Gunzbourg viii
arrive IN town Tuesday for a
visit as the guest of Detroit Ort,
the local branch Of the world
wide organization for training
refugees 10 be >elf-SupportinG.
a former president Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Union Theological Seminary,
New York City, will speak be-
fore a joint luncheon meeting
of Jews, Catholics and Protes-
tants, January 20.
DR.. Eduard c. Lingeman, poet
and philosopher, will speak on
Education for Peace" Febru-
airy is. The time and place
will be announced later.
A new program of self-edu-
cation is being instituted for
1913 by the council. AT each
meeting reports from the For
cign Policy Association will be
presented by experts and fol-
lowed by group discussion by
the membership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Paris committee OF Ort, Baron
cSs De Gunzbourg came 10
America with her husband,
Pierre De 6unzboufe, several
years ago and has since carried
on her work here, helping 10 or
ganizc and head the European
Chapter of the American
Womens Ort.
Baroness De Gunzbourg viii
be entertained al a luncheon
Tuesday by Mrs. William Grahm
and later at tea IN the home
OF Mrs. Fred Gottfurcht, Mrs.
Mortimer Meyer and Mrs. Clar-
ence EnggaSS will honor her
with a tea Thursday and Mrs.
Herbert ii. Warner with a tea
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

p m. at which ume parents and
school councillors will hear a
panel discussion on How Par
-eHts and Schools Can Cooper
ate 10 Help Young People En-
plore and Meet Life"
Serving in the discussion
group will be two parents and
two IcounSellors from the high
schools in the city.
Representing the mothers will
be Mrs. Albert Allmayer, adult
education chairman on the De-
troit Council of Parent-Teacher
Associations.
Fathers will be represented
by Louis Hopping. a member Of
the Noble Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Tuesday
Is Cookin9
School Day

TllE first Prudence Penny
cooking school Of the new
Year viii meet Tuesday after
noon a: 100 on The fifth floor OF
The Detroit Times Building.
To help you with your war
time cooking problems. Prudence
Penny will demonstrate ways of
experimenting hard-to-get foods.
Preparing coffee cream for
whipping. stretching butter TO
double us original amount and
tho use Of margarine VIII high
light the program
Patricia EastcrbrooE Roberts,
well known IN Detroit and over
The country for her lovely flower
arrangement and skill in tech
meal floristry VIII be guest
speaker a. this school
Mrs Roberts Is principal and
founder of the Roberts School
Of Dramatic FlOricultWc wtlch
operates h6re IN Detroit. Vhe
subject OF her talk and demon
'Stvation. Wartime Flower ar
rsngement VIII certainly be- OF
interest 20 all homcmakcrs.
Detroit Times Cooking schools
are open 90 members of Tho
Homemakers' Club and are held
on Tuesdays throughout the
winter al l.30 IN the afternoon
II you are not a member Of
The HomemakcrS Club but
would like 70 attend the school
You may ioin IN the lobby of
The Detroit Times any Tuesday
before class starts.
There is q l0-Ccnt charge for
YOU membership card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Council Reveals
Speaking Program

THREE SPEAKERS sched-
uied for Detroit appearances
soon are being sponsored by the
Women'S international Educa-
ton Council of Detroit.
DR.. Vera Micheles Dean, re-
search director of the Foreign
Policy Association, will speak
at Cass Town Hall. January Is,
and ad dress the Methodist
Church Forum. March 10
Or. Reinhold Niebuhr Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Butter Spread

One tablespoon untiavOrcd GEL
atm. 4. cup cold water, ! pound
butter. ! 14ia-ounce can lrradl-
stcd evaporated milk
Soften gelatin IN cold water.
Set over hot water and stir until
dissolved Cut butter into Small
pieces. Place in dish over hot
water and stir until butter-iS
quite soft but not melted. Re-
move from heat.
Gradually whip the milk and
dissolved gelatin into the butter
with a rotary egg beater or cleo
trio mixer. After milk is thor
oughly beaten into the butter.
add salt 10 taste. If desired If
the milk separates a little, keep
on beating until all mixed in.
Pack into dish or container
and place on ice or in cold place
until hard. II should be kept in
refrigerator when not in use.
Fresh milk may be substituted
for the eva P-ora d milk, in
which case use a pint Of milk
and soften the gelatin in a cup
milk taken FROM the pint
You can use this spread in
place Of butter on bread, toast.
vegetables. waffles. pancakes
and muffins-it goes well, too. in
buildings, stuffings and cooked
vegetables. II should not how
ever be used unfortunately in
place of butter in cakes and
cookies unless the recipe has
been specifically worked out
for il.
Here's a tested gingerbread
recipe using the spread.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Detroit PIT. A. Unit
ToTalk Careers

THE DETROIT COUNCIL Of
Parent-Teacher Association will
sponsor a parent-counsellor sec
tion of the Fourth Community
Careers Conference 20 be held
at Wayne University on Janu-
AIRY ID
In former years only upper
class students in the metropoli-
tan schools have participated IN
the all-day discussion OF possible
careers.
This year a section has ebeen
added To meet from , TO 3:l5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Maude Blackstone
At Review Club

DETROIT REVIEW CLUB
will observe Presidents Day
Monday at 2 p. m. in the
Women's City Club.
Maude Blackstone, recording
secretary of the General Fedora
ton of Womens Club, will be
the guest speaker. Recently re-
turned from a tour of South
America, she has chosen as her
subject, The Women of the
Americas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

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Equipped With Moth Hnmidor
Wonderfully safe for storing your
winter clothes. A spacc-saving closet
with easy sliding doors and con-
venient hat and shoe shelf. It's
well built, sturdy reinforced wood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

PART 3, AGE II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Sturdy, firm, closely woven muslin.
Ideal for so many domestic uses. A
supply on hand at all times will save
a great deal of time and incon-
venience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Ready made ticks in gay blue and
white print stripes or linen finish
stripes. All arc down and feather
proof quality. Convenient cut-sile
21x2S inches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-19
New Blows
 For RabauI

Washington, Aug. 19.-(UP)-In- formed officials predicted today an aerial attack against Rabaul, Japan's key bastion in the southwest Pacific as the result of advances in the Solomons.
 Newly acquired bases in the Solo, mons will permit a two-way air as- sault on. Rabaul, they said. The only raids on Rabaul so far have been by planes based in New Guinea.
 Occupation of Munda in the Solo, mons provides an airfield more con- venient for pounding Rabaul which is on New Britain Island. Vella La vella, another recently seized island, is even closer. It has no airfield as yet, but its terrain is ideal for one.
 Rabaul is an important supply center for Japanese ar forces in the southwest Pacific and the distribu- ton point for plane replacements throughout the area.
 According to Col. Laurence C.. Sherman, assistant chief of staff to It. Gen. Willard F. Harmon, south- west Pacific air chief, Rabaul "is the key to the Japanese strategic defense line now established from northern New Guinea to New Bri- tain and New Ireland and to the Solomons."
 At the present time, Munda has only a fighter strip. It was built by the Japanese who never had a chance to use 1t. It will be length ened to accommodate heavy bomb- CTS. When this is done, Rabaul is due for the heaviest aerial pasting of any Japanese base to date.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-19
NO NEW CASES
 REPORTED HERE
Total of 8z Cases of Infan- tile Paralysis on Record
 in State

pr. Edward J. Godfrey. city health snicer. said this morning that no new cases of infantile paralysis have been reported in the Waterbury area since yesterday morning when a six year old girl became waterbury's third victim of the malady this month.
 In New Haven. City Health Of- ficer Dr. Joseph I. Linde said that the number of positive cases cor- fined at the New Haven Isolation hospital has remained unchanged since Tuesday, when 69 cases were confined. However nine suspected cases were admitted to the hospital yesterday, bringing the total of sus- pected cases to IA.
 At Hartford, the Isolation hospital reported one new case. from Middle town.
 This brought the state total of positive cases to 82, although many of them were regarded as of mild form of the disease.
 The state health department, meantime. cautioned against spread of the disease by avoiding crowded places, polluted bathing waters and by seeking the advice of physicians immediately should probably symp- toms appear. August and September were regarded as peak months for paralysis.