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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-24
DEMAND FOR "a"
BOOKS INCREASES

A total Of 40 "A" gasoline ration
books have been issued so far this
month as compared TO IS In Fcbru-
airy, according TO n report by the
gasoline panel. Issuance OF "B"
books also has increased, with Si5
granted In the past two days.
Most OF the applications for sup
Elemental "B" rations have resulted
from the recent out In "A" coupon
value, Purchase OF new cars or re.
moVal Of old cars from storage are
accredited rs the cause Of "A" book
issuance increase,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-24
BUILDING PERMITS

A permit was issued 10 the follow.
Ing By Building Inspector John L.
Hartley tOdayi -.
PegeF Pace, Tor rear stairs % 10
Oak street, COst $780, es
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-24
School Committees
Encouraging Stand
Revives Campaign
Plans to Rent or Sell Building to Be Halted Until Facts
Are Discussed; Increase In Number Of District
Residents May Decide Issue

Residents Of the Oronoke school section, anxious to
have the school building which closed four years ago
reopen, are conducting survey In the neghborhood to
learned today committee Of parents recently
organized and held special meeting with the board Of
nnkin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-24
@>s~M1yav'E
GSIAsllSHeD SeeA

Wrap Yourself Up In Our SIS Top
coot-Choose Either Covert Oh
Gobordine Then Toke Spring IL
Your Stride.
They're he-men fobries-they'Fe
hond toiIoFed to the lost stitch
cosy, soft drope and smart lines
make them as cosy to slip off
and on as an old pair Of slippers
and just os comfortable.
There's wonderful service miIeose
ohsod ofyOu-thsre's style thot's
outhentic-ond there's LOT Of
good looks and good experience
you'll oppreeiote.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-24

Executive Secretary Norman Mae
Donald Of the Taxpayers Eedera.
ton maintained 'that ell this food
Is IN storage, not available 10 The
ordinary cltlRen, who % suffering
from shortages"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-24

me waterbury rulFillsn Gem
4 sponsoring . waFllnAo n
makers school which win ia
housewives IN balancing ths aaulIF
food diet and budget beginning 90
day at The Connecticut Eashe aHs
Power Company auditorium ca
Leavenworth street. The school
conducted By Miss Kathleen Uf4H
CaEnbFtdre home economist enc n.iA
tritlonlst, will include dsu,oG
tons on March ~, -. and
breakfast: March 81. April and
lunches; and April 7, Q and .. dIne
ner.
Exhibits Of Soviet war posters
are hainn held Ia aotlkh Aria
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-24
Blansfield Attacks
Setup On Interest
Former Senator Charges Commercial Banks Exempt
From Law Affecting Small Loan Companies

vertlsing q repayment schedule SET
ting forth the cost Of such loans
TO prospective borrowers"
Blansheld said that the CONNER.
clal banks usually deduct o per.
centage Of the original In advance
% first payment Of interest, Blans-
fields bill contains o provision that
torbids that.
The General ASsembly's public
health and safety committee post
poned action on the bill TO give
nurses Of the Waterbury health
department life positions.
Mayor John 9. MonagGn opposed
the bill because no claims II would
give the nurses an advantage not
given to other city employees.
Although tho committee Oh for
Seited rights reacted favorably 10
restore voting rights 10 Harry T..
Mackenzie Of Bethel, former lesis-
lative lieutenant OF tho late ].
Henry Roraback, conflict ~ OK
pected TO result IN both the House
and Senate because approximately
30 Republican House members have
issued o petition rejecting the
restoration right to Mackenzie.
Charles Il. Williamson, Darien;
John II. Crazy and Thomas shan
ahan, Waterbury, oil convicted IN
the Waterbury conspiracy trial, have
bills In the General Assembly re-.
questing restoration OF their civil
rights, also.
Wiiliamgon's bill will be heard
Thursday and the other two names
will DO heard April !.
Williamson and Mackenzie were
charged by the state III the con.
Spiracy case with having received
q total Of $4,000 from the city OF
Waterbury during the years OF the
Frank Hayes administration.
At the hearing Of the Mackenzie
bill, two persons opposed II; and
the committee chairman tried to
calm Mackenzie who was present,
saying that he was among friends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-24
SLOCUM PUPILS AID
WAR STAMP DRIVE

A total Of S2SSeO worth Of war
Savings Stamps was purchased by
the student body Of Slocum school,
according 10 y recent report, Seven
rooms contributed 100 per cent 10
the campaign, including Rooms %,
%, n, 10, Is, l6. and II. Room %
Melted a total Of 3a.e0, while Room
II purchased slT,00 worth Of
stamps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-24

Raymond =. Stone, president Of
the Board Of Education and chair.
man Of the schoolhouse committee,
said today the Oronoke committee
was advised to conduct a survey on
educational needs and report It's
findings. When the building was
closed In December, 1898, eight
students enrolled, but more than
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-24

Mexico City Is 10 have u hospital
exclusively for city employees.
Ecuador has q sugar shortage and
has prohibited Its expectation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-24

Exhibits Of Soviet war posters
are being held % south Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

1913 by American Weekly, Inc Great Britain Rights Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Dear Almanack:


Several years ago, you pub
lished my recipe for Crescent
Rolls Czech Rohlil1y) which
pleased any number of your read
ers, judging from the letters I
received. Later was gratified to
find the recipe included in your
Chart of IS Favorite Bread and
Roll Recipes. Recently. in en-
deavoring to keep abreast of the
times, made some changes in
the original recipe which had
proved so successful from a
standpoint of time and ingredi-
ents saved.
My first step was To reduce the
recipe TO yield an even dozen,
which is about right for the aver
age-sized family of four, and pre-
cludes the possibility of any left.
overs. Despite the fact / use only
one-half piece of yeast, the rolls
still turn out as light as thistle
down. Next / went about simpli-
flying the method OF mixing, and
succeeded in reducing TO the bar
est minimum the time and uten-
sils required. Here is my stream
lined version of Rohliky.
pa TO 3 tablespoons shortening
q cup milk
/ tablespoon sugar
X piece yeast cake,
q teaspoon salt
cups -four
Melt the shortening over a low
fire in a medium-siZed saucepan
in which you intend to mix the
dough. Add the milk and reheat
slightly. When cooled to luke
warm add the sugar. Break the
yeast into several pieces and drop
it directly over the sugar. If
yeast is fresh, it will rise to the
surface in about ten minutes.
This is an infallible test and a
good point TO remember. espe-
ctaify when using the second half
of yeast cake. When yeast has
risen, add the salt and -four and
mix all together until the dough
leaves the sides and bottom of
saucepan clearly. Cover and let
rise in a warm place until dou-
bled, about 51a to 6 hours. This
may sound like a long time. but
II the rolls are mixed about ten
in the morning, they will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
BY Mrs. s. Francis Howard,
Brooklyn, N. Y.

DEING faced with the prob
lem of a two burner stove
- and no oven l just had TO
find a way TO have a roast once
in a while. AS many housewives
are in the same position these
days / feel that I would like to
share with them what I call my
great discovery.
Should you not have a large
iron frying pan another kind will
do just as well, providing you be
careful not to burn in browning.
A medium sized leg of lamb. rib
roast. chicken, whole or cut up.
can be done in this way. Place
frying pan over low flame,
sprinkle bottom of pan lightly
and evenly with salt while you
wash dry, flour, pepper and salt
evenly your meat. Then raise
flame not too high, add enough
lard or piece of fat from meat to
pan, just enough to cover bottom
when rendered. Place meat in
pan, brown evenly on all sides
before covering. Add / cup of
hot water and place one-quartered
onion around roast. For cover
you may use top of Dutch oven
or any kind high enough TO cover
meat. 1t need not fit perfectly.
Lower flame and allow to cook
slowly 20 minutes to the pound,
according TO desire. Basic as
when roasting. adding little water
when needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Dear Almanack:
I must begin by telling you
how much enjoy the Aimanack
1t has helped me so much in pro-
viding variety in my meals. I
have a menu maker and 1t is get
ting pretty well filled with reci-
pes mostly from the Almanack.
Mrs. Douglas Christensen.
Muskegon, Michigan.
dts nice TO hear from you. Mrs.
Christensen. Well try TO continue
TO be OF help in suggesting menu
Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

Pattern S457-"Pardon my
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Is, 20, 80, 80, "a. SO, SO and 40.
Size 16 requires 37s yards 35-inch
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Pattern S555-Here's a just
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Pattern 3105-You can make
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Crochet 1t in mercerized string!
Both this 72x96-inch filet cloth
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Almanack Echoes
MAKING RoHLIKY 1913 VERSION

ready to serve in ample time for
dinner at six.
When ready to make the rolls,
turn out on Toured board. Roll
into circular piece, u inch thick.
Cut into IL long, narrow pie
shaped wedges. Roll up each piece
beginning at wide end of TRAN
gle. Curve ends TO give crescent
shape. Brush tops lightly with
water and sprinkle with salt and
caraway seed. or If preferred.
poppy seed. Let rise until light
and bake Is 10 20 minutes in hot
oven-400 degrees.
Mrs. j. Frank Kelley,
Baltimore, Md.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
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March 2, 1913
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

Las interesantes palabras que siguen
tueron pronunciadas hace pocos dfas Dor
ell DR.. John c. Schroeder, rector del Cole
gio Calhoun, en- la Universidad de Yale .
La verdadera Independence siempre in
corpora a otros en- su esperanto. No go To-
gra por cuenta de la %comunidad; Sc busca
en- beneficio de la comunidad. Ell sacrifice
es vano 81 Sc realiza con fines egofstas.
Creative es ell sacrificio v 10 vordodo
ra libertad mace cuando IN individro
cuando una %naci6n, grita en- Ia -anons+;o 40
SUI espiritu."
Estamos ~atraveSando amos do Ooor;fi
clio y de amarga intensificaci6n del egois-
mo.
Sc sacrifican los menos v de 6stos loo
mas puros y los mejores, en- voz bsia GO
burlan los otrOs, los despreciabIes' los
EGOISTAS. -. '0S
La gaceta., 1943-07-09
-PROMESA DE UN REY
-WILLKIE Y LA INTERDEPENDEN-
CHA
-ODIO HACIA Ell ALEMAN MA
ZISTA
-REPUBLICA Y DEMOCRACIA
-TRONO PARA UN BORBON
-"INFLACION"

Promote elecciones libres e imparcialeS
para despues de la guerra, ell reg Jorge de
Grecia.
iY ell pueblo griego decidira, 81 para
entonces ha recobrado por complete ell do
mimic de sus n%ervios, que la RepGblica es ell
Gnico regimen apropiado para Ina verda-
dera democracia!
Los reyes cochran sin trabajar, 10 mismo
que sus familiares, y de paso tienden a
mantener un pasado lleno de vicios y de
ideas anticuadas e 'innobles".
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

Los obreros de los astilleros, los mejor
pagados del pals, piden un aumento en- los
~jornales.
Sc les ha negadO a los mineros, que 10
merecen, la subida de $1.30 por dfa.
iLuego seria estGpido dar a los de ma
yor paga 10 que demanden -. salvo que Sc
conceda a los mineros SUI petici6n!
~ entonces habrfa que darles a los ia
baqueros Ell $50 que solicitaron hace algu-
nos meses!
Apesar de los esfuerzos del gobierno
del presidente Roosevelt, con ell que no CO.
labora d%ebidamente ell Congreso, seguimos
declinando hacia la "inflaci6n"!
Cuando estemos "~inflados', bien Gin
flados' y a punto de explotar, entonces nos.
tiraremos de los pelos ...y los mas infeli-
ees, los trabajadores, "saldran por ell te-
cho".
La gaceta., 1943-07-09
Ell FEMINISMO EN- TEMPO NJ :,
IL

mOoadas' siendo la prin.s'
Ia unica a quien Sc oto,.a.
nOres de l~egitimidad.
FL Fara6n mismo tent. |
espo'a' Ia Reina, aanop.
de la guerra o relacioDs,
tad con otrOs pueblos l1.s
ran su palacio de lindas s,.I
En- los d~ocumentos d. T.
mas remotas, la muier egiD
rece siempre al lado de M
En- las estatuas y baiorrsr
la We, con frecuencia, sb,,l
maridO o cogida de su m.D1
wees Sc nos presenta coma
panera de caza. En- los doom
references a AkhnatOD. |,
descansa sObre las rodira,
o ambos c6nyuges Sc no, n
jugandO, cOmplacidos, con
jos.
Las relaciOnes cOnyugsls
pues, a juzgar por tales M
p%rofundas Y serias; en- n
las maximas de los ssbi
todas elias gentlemen rs,o
clones a los j6venes acercs
petO y admiration que dsa
madre, y la estima y e
que tiene derechO la mujr
La situaciOn de la nuj
cia, en- la antiguedad, fus
perior a la que disfnhbs
ria, y mas adn a Ia que 70
griega del siglo de PeRs
papel como compaiera
bre, dejaba muchO que iss
En- 10 que Sc refiere .
tratos m~atrimOnialeS, da
Influenza griega la cOsn
a~companarlos de cierR
Mas de caracter religiOa, 4
doles algunas clausulas n
pOr parte de la mujer, snt'
la promesa de guardar abSl
delidad al marido y De Obet
dandole cuenta de sls sntr
salidas del hogan, y del HON
obligation de mantener a 81
Y no hacerla objetO de ma
tos, prometiendo guardar .
lativa fidelidad cOnyugal.
Durante la epoca romano
laronse los derechOs grieg'
gipcios, perdiendO Ia NIUE
parte de su libertad, y Ot0I
sela, a cambio, Ell derechO 4
ciarse de su maridO sin ven
gada a pagan i%ndemnizacl'l
ma.
Respecto a la situacion ds
jer madre, los documents
guos nos la muestran elsi
cuidadosa tutela sobre SuS
preocupandose de su desarTI
terectual Y moral. En- IN q
tiempos remOtos escrlOe '
que a madre debe de ser re'
"como una diosa".
Exception hecha de .
cuya obligation era a'0n1
ayudar a su maridO, las
del antique EgiptO no deS'
ban cargos pdblicOs; en- q
partir de la 6poca rOman''
VIC cOoperar al funeio'l
de la vida municipal y in1
desde luegO, en- todO 'is
ierceron de sacerdOtisaS' pf
servicios en- los diStint0' Y
Tai fue la vida y IA 'l'a'
la mujer en- los tiempo'
prosperidad del pueblo
muerta, segufa hOnrdnda
profundO respeto, su mel
~ Il espOsa sp'r
a la del maridO so'fs
mentOs funerarios, - a,o,
rendfan homenaJe n
tas ceremonies rellg"''
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

La emancipation de la mujer, q.
en- estos tiempos ha logrado maxi
mo desarrollo en- los paises real
mente ~civilizados, imprime singu-
lar interes al estudio de la historic
del feminismo en- aquellos paises
que, en- la antiguedad, alcanzaron
mayor prosperidad Y desenvolvi-
miento.
BESIDE luego, tai estudio por
fuerza ha de resultar limitado,
pues son muy los datos de
que Sc dispone para reconstruir ell
pasado. Tratandose de Egipto, pre-
elsa guiarse por las representation
mes ~figuradas, los textos funera-
rios Y los textos jurfdicos Y cartas
privadas de epocas menos remotas,
sobre TODD del periodic grecorroma-
no, a partir del cual empez6 a dar-
Sc i~lustraci6n a la mujer de las
classes elevadas.
Seg1n los documentos va men
cionados, la egipcia, cuando peque-
nita, sofia cubrirse Gnicamente con
un cintillo Y adornarse con un a
muleto; pero a partir del periodic
grecoegipcio, Sc lie We adoptar un
traje parecido al que usaban las
antiques griegas y familiarizarse
con ell uso de los aceites, los per-
fumes y las joyas.
A la edad de doce o trece amos,
elegiala esposo ell padre de fami-
liza, dandose a wees la coinciden-
cha de recaer la election sobre ell
que va interesaba a la desposada.
FL primer contrato matrimonial
que Sc onoce es de ochocientos
cincuenta amos antes de Jesucris-
to, y, como en- otrOs posteriores,
Sc advierte que ell prometido impo-
ne las condolences que mas lie con-
vienen.
Una vez casada, la mujer faro
MICA gozaba de una situaci6n bas-
tante favorable. Podfa disponer de
su persona y de sus bienes, dem
tro de los limites marcados por las
buenas costumbres, siendole per-
mitido, sobre TODD 81 pertenecia a
las classes in~feriores, ell salir con
ell rostro descubierto y hablar con
los cOnocidos q. encOntraba al pa
so. 81 hemos de Greer a los mora
listas de entOnces, esta libertad fue
causa de grandes des6rdenes; pero
tales afirmaciones pueden ser exa-
geradas y, en- TODD case, los mari
dos no tardaban On vengar con ell
asesinato de la esposa la ofensa
inferida a su honor. La mujer, por
otra parte, podia heredar y trans
mitir bienes sin verse sometida a
r~estricciones juridicas especiales.
Algunos autores sostienen que
hubo epocas en- que la mujer dis
frut6 de una condici6n superior a
la del hombre. Existe un texto de
Diodoro, del que Sc deduce que ell
marido debia obediencia a su espo-
sa, y que los hijos pertenecian a la
madre; en- Gambia, algunos inter
pretes del Derecho egipcio asegu-
ran que una casada no podfa di-
vorciarse sin consentimiento de su
padre, Y que este podfa tambien
imponerla la separation del ma,
rido.
Sea 10 que fuere, es indudable
que bajo ell antique Imperio los hi
jos ostentaban ell nombre de Ia ma
Dire antes que ell del padre, y que
mas tarde, en- la epoca persa, la
mujer figuraba sofa en- ell contrato
nupcial, cual 81 ella fuese la dnica
cabeza de familia. Entire las fami-
las feudales de la epoca de Medic
Imperio, la herencia, como ell NOM
bre Sc transmitfa a traves de a mu-
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

ACADIA de presentar sus credenciales al
Papa, a su Santidad, un nuevo embajador
aleman.
JPor que no lie pedimos al Santo Padre
que rompa con ell Eje, con los enemigos de
todas las religiones y de todas las liberia
des, sus relaciones diplomaticas?
mo han sido torturados y asesinados
en- ell mundo, por los nazis, millones de
honrados cat6licos?
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

Los soldados italianos, dice una noticia
de Palestine dada por soldados rusos que
sirvieron en- Espana y despues fueron man.
dados al Norte de Africa por los r~eaccio-
narios de Vichy, no Sc ocultan para con-
denar ell fascismo y abiertamente expresan
ell odio que por los alemanes s%ienten".
Cuando ell soldado habla asi, decimos
nosotros, es que esta bien enterado de que
muchos de sus jefes y c~ompaneros piensan
como Ell.
lL6gico es que ell italiano liberal Y dig
no ode ell fascismo y de paso tambien a los
yerdugos alemanes!
La Republica E%spanola, ahora que los
monarquicos maniobran para lograr ell
apoyo de la Gran Bretana y ~restaurar ell
trOno, ha menester de la mas sincera CO.
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

Para ahuyentar 3 y .lesni
bay cOsa mejOr que e
v vo o I no pueden ''P''
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

Las superficies % +,
limpian de mOdo pe = sess
jas de tie. Para clio $ = :
nado de hOjas en- as Gan. 5,
de media bora Sc :, De
rren ' Sc emplean en- '''
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

Wendell Wilkie, ell lfder republican,,
aconseja, para ell future del mundo, n
Declaration de Interdependencia entire las
naciones.
"El pueblo americana favorece la igual-
dad para todos los seres humanos y detesta
la via estrecha del ~nacionalismo.
LA 1nica esperanto de paz duradera
Sc hasa en- la creaci6n de un mundo en- ell
cual Sc ofrezcan iguales o~portunidades a
todos los pafses y a todas las razas.
"Ahora que combaten juntas Estados
Unidos, Russia, China, Francia, ~Inglaterra
y la India, ha llegado ell momento de que
losohombres en- todas parties lleguen a CON-
prender que este es I'm Tnundo; que todas
las parties del mundo, para su propio bien,
deben ser undergraduates"
Palabras sensatas y humans, como
muchas de las prOnunciadas en- los Gltimos
amos por ell lfder de los republicanos libe-
rales.
Wilkie sabe que ell hombre no llegara
a un alto nivel de civilization mientras exis-
tan pueblos ~esclavos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

Ell pueblo de la Martinica ovaciona a
Charles De Gaulle.
iNosotros amparamos a Giraud!
Ell pueblo de Angel ovaciona a Charles
De Gaule -.
iNosotros "~protegemos" a Giraud!
Francia aplaude a De Gaulle, opuestc
a dollar las rodillas -.
iNosotros "acariciamos" a Giraud!
Y manana llamaremos ingratos a los
que nos digan f~rancamente: amigos 81, pero
no lacayos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

lie habra echado SUI bendici6n ell Santc
Padre al baron" aleman que representa- a
Hitler en- ell Vaticano?
ICuantos agentes tendra la Gestapo en-
los pequenos dominios del Papa?
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

Franco, seg1n Berlin, lie ha dicho a 10
monarquicos intrigantes que los dfas gu,
corren no son prophecies para restaurar e
trono en- Espana.
C~rey6ndose apoyados por los ultracon
s~ervadores ingleses, los amigos de Dol
Juan "tuvieron la osadfa" de pedir al "cau
dillfsimo'", muy admirado por la guards
norma, que colocase n corona sobre i
cabeza de I'm principe Borb6n.
Aconsejado por la Falange, Franco hi
ordenado medidas disciplinarias contra 10
"impertinentes".
La gaceta., 1943-07-09
ChmmgaS y No ChmmgaS

operaci6n por parte de todos los democra
tas y particularmente de los que la ayuda
ron en- los tres amos de sangrienta lucha COZ
ell fascismo international.
Los que conspiran contra ell renacimien
to de la RepGblica, espaloles, ingleses
"apaciguantes", Sc empenan en- olvidar las
lecciones del pasado.
No aceptara ell pueblo espanol un "go.
bierno que lie cocinen en- Londres", como
no aceptara ell pueblo frances, cuando pue.
da pensar libremente, I'm gobierno de "tite.
res" y "arrodillados".
81 las Naciones midas TRUMAN, ningu.
ma potencia europea podra evitar la des'
trucci6n de Franco y sus fascistas.
~ cuando ell pueblo frances pueda al
Ear SUI voz tendran que ocultarse los cola
bor~acionistas" y sus "protectores"!