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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-19
KJE JE DOBIL CHARLIE
GASOLIN?

HOLLYWOOD, 18. junija. -
Ko je Charlie Chaplin te dni
"elopar" svojo najnovejso 18-
letno izvoljenko, Sc je odpeljal
z MO in spremstvom z dvema
avtomobila, XII sta vozila po 80
mill na uro, da sta izbegnila ra-
dovednim casnikarjem., Zdaj O.
blasti preiskujejo, kje je dobil
igralec gasolin "a oba avtomo-
bila, in pobrigali Sc bodo tudi
"a naglico, $ katero je vozil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-19
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NaSSii I
fantje-uojaki
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SLOVENSKI VOJAK UBIT

Danes zjutraj je bila druzins
obvescena, da je bill v nesreci Z
trukom v Camp Hood, Texas
ubit Frederick J. Ubic, star 2e
let. Pri vojakih Sc je nahaja'
sele tri tedne.
Tukaj zapusea zalujoco so.
progo Aranko, sedem mesecev
starega sincka, Fredericka, NIL,
XII zivita ma 444 E. 1856 St., star
Sc John in Katherine Ubic, sta
nujoce ma 1896 E. IS St., diva
brata Henrya in Charlesa, ter
vec sorodnikov.
Truplo DO poslano v Cleve-
land in pogreb Sc vrsi pod vod-
stvom JOS. zele in sinovi po-
grebnega zavoda, 65O2 St. Clair
Ave. Vee bono porocali prihod-
Mic.
V cetrtek sta sc podala STAN
ley J. Rosa in Frank S. Turk
v sluzbo Strica Sama kot avi-
jaticna kadeta. Nahajata Sc v
treningi v Keesler Field, Miss.
Stanley je sin Mrs. Angelo
Rosa, 814 E. 1856 St., Frank :je
pa sin Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Turk,
23301 Arms Ave., Euclid, o.
X
Stanley Zupan,. clan drustva
Loyalites, ter sin Mrs. Matilde
Smerdel, 1854 School Ave., je
snoei prisel domov ma dopust iz
Georgia. Tu DO ostal "a Is dni
in prijatelji so vabljeni, da ga
pridejo obiskati.
X X
Mr.. in Mrs. John Cernelich,
1905 Marcella Rd., sta dobila
pismo cd sina Harry, XII jima
sporoca nov naslov. Prijatelji
mu sedaj lahko pisejo ma slede-
ci naslov: Aviation Cadet Har-
ry J. Cernelich, Goth A.A.F.C.
I'd, (Air Crew., Flight c 2,
Center College, Danville, Ken
lucky.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-19

lei razburljivih dozivljajev ter
Sc je dne 1. aprila 1912 vpisal
v armada v Peoriji, Ill. Tekom
svoje sluzbe je bill re ponovno
odlikovan raznimi vojaskimi
odlikovanji "a hrabrost v boju.
zdaj pa Sc je izkazalo, da je ko-
maj 16 let star in njegovo
najvecjo jezo in zalost bo po-
Sian nazaj ma svoj dom v Ze-
dinjenih drzavah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-19

WASHINGTON, 18. junija.
- Danes Sc je prieel razvijati v
rudnikih, XII jih je prevzela VIA
da, delovni zastoj, ker je Vojni
delavski odbor kratkomalo od-
bill zahtevo po placilu "a cas-, XII
ga izgube premogarji pod zem-
ljo hojo cd vhoda pa do pro-
stora della in po delu zopet ma
zaj.
Zastoj della v premogovnikih
Trije premogovniki V Alaba-
mi, v katerih je zaposlenih g.
300 moz, je prenehalo z obra-
tom, ker Sc delavci nocnega sif-
ia MISC javili ma delo. Pred ne
kim rovom v Johnstonu, Pa, sc
je zbralo kakih 200 premogar-
jew, XII so priblizno emo uro
razpravljali o situaciji, nakar so
sklenili, da ne gredo delat.
Stavka v Bellaire, o.
Pozneje zvecer Sc nadaljnih
$50 moz nj prijavilo "a delo, in
pray tako MISC prisli ma delo
premogarji v dveh rovih New
York Central zeleznice John
stownu, v katerih je zaposlenih
$50 MOI. Clani locala 5229 SO
odglasovali, da kdor zeli delati,
maj della, kdor pa ne, maj ostane
donna.
Tudi delavci nocnega sifta
Powhatan in Willow Grove pre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-19
Mnenja ocetov, ki
1majo s1nove bri
yojakih
Mr.. ANTON CBRIszA, 1851

Mr.. ANTON CBREzA, 1851
Monterey Ave. - Mo- sin Tony
je pri artileriji. PRAY rako sem
bill JAZZ pred vec kot Is. leti Pa
mi pise: JAZZ imam najboljsegs
oceta ma svetu. In zadnjie je
vel moo sliko cd vo;akov s
seboj. Dejal je: Pokazal 90 bonn
tovarlsem kako zal fan. G; bill tt
takrat, ko 81 nosil vojasko suk-
MO.
MIR. ANTON GULIC, 723 E.
1872 St.-Seveda imam vse rad,
a Stanley, ia moi FAINT, XII je pri
vojakih, mi je najbolj prirasel
k srcu. Pa pise: Boil in bolj u
mevam koliko sta vidva ze zrt-
vovala zane. Upam, da bonn
mogel kedaj vse to vsaj delno
povrniti. Sedaj je povisan v
porocnika. Vessel sem tega. A Sc
bolj bi bill vessel, da bi Sc kmalu
vrnil domov.
Mr.. FRANK SLEJKO, 162O3
Arcade Ave. - Tri sinove j.
mann. Diva, Stanley in Edward
sta pri vojakih. Rad jih imam
vse, ker so vsi pridni fantje, a
srce je sedaj pri onih dveh. Po-
nosen sem, da sta vojaka, a bo-
jim Sc zanju. Da bi Sc z drugi-
mi kmalu vrnila pod domaci
krov!
Mr.. MICHAEL I. LAH, 1907
Kildeer Ave. - Sin mojega j.
mena je porocnik 2 vazno pozi-
clio v armadi Zedinjenih draw.
Jednako hei, XII je bolniska
streznica ali nurse. Vessel sem,
ker Sc oba zavedata zakaj Sc
vrsi ia ogromna borba, XII jo vsi
podpiramo sto-procentno.
Mr.. JOHN ZAIC, 452 E. 157
St. - Rodil Sc je sin!iS kaksno
radostjo sprejme vsak oce to
novice. Tudi JAZZ sem bill delezen
take radosti Is. augusta, leta
1913, ko Sc nam je rodil tretji
otrok - sin. Leta so tekla in
obcudoval sem ga kot Sokola
pri telovadbi in obozeval kadar
je pei slovenske pesmi, katere
je tako rad prepeval. Bill je moi
ponos - moja NADIA - mole
vse. Sedaj ga nimam vec, in ju-
trisnji dan DO zane le dan zalo-
sti.
Mr.. L VIK RADDELL,
Waterloo Rd. - Bill sem sam
sest let in pol pri armadi Zedi-
njenih draw, stiri leta pred vol
no in dve lett in pol " vojni.
Bill sem v Avstraliji, ma Kitaj-
skem in Flipinih. Vojaska sluz-
ba napravi il vsakega fanta
moza, kar mu je v korist. Sedaj
je moi starejsi sin pri vojakih.
Upam, da Sc DO kmalu vrniI z
drugimi fanti domov kot sem Sc
JAZZ.
Mr.. A. P. - Soseda mi je re-
kla: "Vam sc nj treba bait vol
ne, ker innate lie hcere."' Oh, Sc
veda, imam lie hcere in to kar
stiri. Nj pomislila, da bodo tudi
te prizadete, ker Sc tisoce fam
tov ne DO vrnilo, XII bi bill lahko
najboljsi zakonski mozje. Sal je
ze Bog v raju rekel: Cloveku nj
dobro samemu biti - in vsako
dekle sanja, da DO prisel fant in
10 odpeljal v zakonski paradiz.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-19

Podprim0 borbo Amerike n demo-
kraciio IN svobodo syeta : nakupom
sojnih bondoy in vojno- -var6exalnlh
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-19

OcAca hi$mi gospodar
kaj maj tt poklonim y dar,
moi mo$mji6ek prasem je,
y srcu pa bojasen je.
Dober 81, 20 mas skrbiS
use z druSimico deli$.
Occa, hi$ni gospodar,
moje srce sprejnai y dar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-19
K oSe+ovskemu
dnevu

Henry Kapel, sincek Mr.. in
Mrs. Ivan Kapel, je deklariral
oh prireditvi Mladinskega pev-
skega zbora pesmico, katero po-
novimo vsem oeetom v pocast X
jutrisnjemu dnevu, XII je oeetom
posvecen: -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-19
v0JNI DELAv5kI 0DBOR Il.
0DBIL zAHTEvE pREM0GARJEv
Koncesije premogarjem znasajo priblizno
2Oena dan.-Zamuda s hojo rovu
ne BIO placana
KAJ 30 sTORIL JOHN L. LEWIS

WASHINGTON 49, junija. mogovnikov blizini Bellaire
Danes Sc je prieel razvijat Ohio, prs delo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
Gold Pins Awarded
 9 Factory Workers
Footwear Truckers HOnOred at Safety Banquet; Fire
 Brigade Members Guests of Company
(U. s. Navy Photo From NEA)

Chester Karbowicz, Frank Kish, Arthur Taylor, Jack Lawlor, Carl Lindquist, Leo McNamara, John Purcell, Alfred Ravenscroft, Arthur Ravenscroft, Dominic Signore, John St. John.
 The industrial safety class con- sisted of: Earl Shedd, Martha Her monat, Everett Armstrong, Ly- man Bardsley, Walter Beck, Stuart Boyd, Edward Drab, Fred Fox, Ed win Harn, John Mace, Joseph Mc- Guire, Walter Pease, David McKen- zie, James Petit, Ralph Sunberg, Carl Toothaker.
 The fire brigade members includ- ed: James Pettit, Ralph Sundberg, Raymond Currier, John Began, Donald Myers, Dale Schlesinger, John Illes, Earl Scheithe, William DeCarlo, Joseph Marinello, Joseph Gesseck, Henry Radwick, Charles Hall, Lawrence Weinhardt, Antonio Vierra, Edward Klonoski, Raymond Magas, Joseph Pereira, Manuel Re- bello, Louis Russo, Ceasar Ruggieri Edward Golamb, George Day, Ralph Odry, George Moffat, Joseph Celello Earl Douty. Evalt Schiman, Otto Petereit, John Sloan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19

Naugatuck. Nov. 19-Twenty-f five trucking department workers of the U. s. Rubber footwear plant were presented gold clasp pins for their record of 10 years without a lost time accident, at safety banquet Thursday night at Sullivan's inn. H. N. Barrett, production superin- tendent, presented 8 plaque to the department for its safety record in July, August and September, and also presented the gold pins.
 Everett w. Martin, instructor of the 2O-week course in industrial safety, presented 16 who completed the course with diplomas.
 The guests of honor included: E. w. Beck, E. w. Martin, Oliver Hop kins, H. L. Carter, H. A. Anderson, R. E. Lowell, J. E. O'Donnell, Miss Stella McCann, D Mckenzie, Walter s. Pease, J. H. Smith, M. San An- gelo, H. N. Barrett, Fred zonio. Robert J. Ford, Martin J. Garrick, and Carl N More
 The entertainment included magic by Oliver Hopkins, safety supervsor of the Providence plant of the U. S. Rubber, and group singing led by Patrick Kelley of the Naugatuck Chemical Co.,, with Jack Whitehead furnishing music.
 Eight from other plants who completed the safety course at tended. These included Sidney Pinkasik, James Stratton, Alvin A. Wooster and Frederic Mortorano of the Chemical company and syn- thetic rubber plant; Thomas Gum noud, w. J. Megin Co.,; John Mo- Groary. Lewis Engineering Co.,; J. A. Clark, Eastern Malleable Iron Co.,; Harry Reed, Bristol Go.
 Members of the trucking depart ment who received pins were: Hugh McSherry, Frank Milisky, Frank Strom, Lorenzo Agrizzo, John Alegi, Charles Alegi, Joseph Aukstolis, Ed mund Blondis, Frank Brennan, Peter Brooks, Richard Durkin, John Farrar, Edward Flint, Jerry Gavin,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
FITZGERALD WANTS
 ANOTHER CLERK

Naugatuck, Nov. 19.-It has been announced by Warden Leo J. Brophy that he expected the com mittee of board of warden and burgesses would meet Sunday with Tax Collector James F. Fitzgerald to discuss the question of more help in the tax collectors office.
 The committee includes the war den and Burgesses J. Francis Cullen and Domenick DeCarlo.
 MT. Fitzgerald requested the ap- pointment of another clerk because of the press of business and the ef- fort to collect back taxes now underway.
 The auditors recommended in their recent report that the warden and the tax collector discuss the subject in an effort to arrive at some improvement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
RED CROSS SEEKS
 WASHING MACHINES

Naugatuck, Nov. 19-The Nauga- tuck chapter, American Red Cross, announced today that used washing machines in usable condition are being sought for soldiers stationed in Connecticut.
 The chapter received an appeal for these from the camp and hospi- tai committee of the Red Cross. John H Schmuck, publicity director for the chapter, announced any resident of Naugatuck who has a washing machine that will operate and which he is willing to donate or sell to mill itary authorities, is asked to get in touch immediately with the local Red Cross chapter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19

He also revealed there is a wide variance" between the price asked by the society and the amount of fered by the FILA.
 The climax Is expected to be reached Sunday or Monday. St Georges society will hold meeting Sunday afternoon to consider an offer of the FILA for the site.
 Walter E. Moore, FILA official will be here Sunday or Monday to confer with the committee repre- senting the society.
 The board of warden and bur- gesses will hold special meeting tonight at o'clock to discuss the governments trailer camp and to consider a request the board go on record as disappearing Linden park as the site.
 Atty. Balanda added it is possible that the society may delay final action of the lease, pending the meeting of the board.
 Burgess Klimasewski will present the petition opposing the camp and signed by about 250 persons, to the borough board.
 Cong. Joseph E. Talbot will be in town Saturday and it is probable if he has not replied to request of the opposition group to take action to bar the trailer camp from Linden park, he will reply when here.
 The possibility of the society re- versing its stand on leasing the park in view of the opposition to it also enters into the situation. When the society originally voted to lease the land to the FILA, 1t has been since reported, only 60 of the 300 members were present at the meet ing.
 If the society should refuse to lease the park at its meeting Sun day, the question of whether the FILA would go so far as to have the land ordered condemned so that the government might use 1t, would arise. MT. Moore last week, in talk here said such a course was possible but many of the opposition group think this was intended more to spur leasing the site than a probability.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
BANK DEPOSITS
 SHOW INCREASE
More Telephones in Use in Borough Last Month
 Than September

Naugatuck, Nov. 19-This months report of the Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce shows an increase of $68, ,250 in bank deposits for October over September. Deposits in October amounted to $9,682, ,791 compared to $9,615,541 in September. In Octo- Der of last year, they amounted to $8,302,473 this being an increase of $1,308,318.
 The survey shows there are now 4786 telephones being used here compared to 4,764 in September and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
FILA At Odds On Lease

4.40I in October of laSt yer.
 According to the survey, postaI receipts for the month Of Octobe1 of this year were $10 less than foM the corresponding period of lase year when they totaled $0,566. Iu September, they totaled $8,751, Whild the past october, they were $e,656.
 There were no permits issued fou new homes. According to the sur- vey IT real estate transactions were recorded and four new water serv< ices installed.
 Increases in gas and electrical consumption were also reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19

evening at the ElkS' rooms. Paul Buckmiller and Alex Baukas are CO., chairmen of the arrangements com- mittee. Reservations may be made with them.
 John H. Schmuck has announced copies of the fifth prisOner-of-war bulletin are now available for in- spectiOn at the Howard WhittemOre Memorial iErary, the War Council information office in the telephone building, and the Red Cross chapter house. The designated next-to-kin of the prisoners are sent a copy of the bulletin. Others can look over the bulletin at the three places named.
 The Naugatuck Junior Women's club will have as their guest speak CT at a meeting this evening at 8:15, Mrs. Edward Delaney. The topic will be TWO Years in Oahu" a pre-war view of the Hawaiian Islands and Honolulu. Miss Evelyn Honan, president, will preside.
 Herbert COckrOft, president of the Naugatuck Hose, Hook and Lad der association, A'hich annually sponsored the VOlr9lteer Fireman's ball, has announced it will not be held this year. The dance was usually held Thanksgiving eve. The reason for the cancellation of the ball was due to the war.
 This will be the first time in 20 years the ball will not be held.
 Mrs. Clementine (St. John) Sid rolf who has been living with his mother, Mrs. David St. John of 19O Gormon street left Wednesday for Wyandotte, Mich, where she will make her home with her husband.
 Mrs. Edgar Leach of Al High
 land avenue is reported resting
 comfortably at St. Mary's Hos
 pitaI. She was taken there Sunday
 evening and Is being attended by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
Borough Funerals

Naugatuck, Nov. 19-The funeral of Mrs. Amelia Luisis, wife of John Luisis of 146 Curtiss street, who died Tuesday, was held this morning at 8:15 from the Fitzgerald funeral home, 320 North Main St., to St. Mary's church at g o'clock, where a high Mass of requiem was cele- brated. Burial was in St. James cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19

pr. Charles Audet of Waterbury. She is U. s. Rubber Company tel eph0ne operator.
 Mrs. William Epgle has returned to her home at 180 Cherry street after spending 8 few days with her son and daughter-inlaw, Private and Mrs. William Engle at Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, N. c.
 MT. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald of Fern street announce the birth of a daughter Tuesday, November 16 at St. Mary's Hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick MoWrey and daughter, Rhea, of Rockwell avenue, have left for Williamsport, Pa., where they attended the wed- ding of their son, Frederick Mowrey, Jr., to Miss Maude Favor of Will Transport.
 Pfc. Frederick w. Arbustu. who has been spending short furlough at his home in Cotton Hollow, has returned to Paris Island, s. C.
 The Music Department of the Naugatuck Woman's Club met last night at the home of Mrs. George E. Bronson, 9 Terrace avenue.
 The subject was "Young Musi- cians," with Mrs. Charles Daly in charge.
 Refreshments were served.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter F. Lannon of West Mountain, Naugatuck, an nOunce the engagement of their daughter, Eleanor Elizabeth Lannon, to Charles Whitman Simpson, son of Mrs. Harriet Hulstrunk and the late John Simpson of Collinsville.
 The wedding will take place Thanksgiving Day at St. Francis church at g a. m.
 John Magone, past commander of the Union City Post No. II, Dis abled American Veterans, has an- nounced the sale of Forget-Me- Nots netted $318.21.
 He issued a statement of ap- preciation to Warden Leo J. Brophy and all residents of Naugatuck for their cooperation and generosity during the drive.
 We are very grateful for the re- sponse to our drive" MT. Magone said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
MIDGET MECHANICS

Midgets have been found useful on airplane assembly jobs where certain operations call for work in spaces that are too small for normal sized mechanics,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
MOUND BUILDERS

Prehistoric wound builders were the first inhabitants of Ohio, but they are said to have disappeared long before Columbus discovered the western hemisphere. Their mounds of earth are sometimes as much as IS feet high and 1885 feet long, arranged in geometric figures, such as crosses and ser pentines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
Vegetables Welcome

Members of the Sunday School, Congregational church, will bring their Thanksgiving gifts for the Day Nursery Sunday morning. Can- ned or home canned fruits, veget- ables, and soup will be welcome;
 and -rationed, storable foods such as rise, cereals, jello or pud- dings are equally acceptable. Each member Is asked to bring one item.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19

Naugatuck, Nov. 19.-Mrs. Claris- ser s. Lewis Warner, widow of Adna D. Warner, died November II in Mishawaka, Ind. Private funeral services will be held tomorrow af- ternoon at Grove cemetery, Nauga- tuck, with Rev. Edward R. Hance, pastor of the Congregational church officiating.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
/ Trailer Camp
 Climax May Be
 Reached Sunday
St. Georges Members Plan Sabbath Afternoon Farley to Consider Offer on Linden Park By Federal HOus.
 ing Administration, Prospective Lessee
UGATUCK Correspondent Larry Shepley-Phone Naugatuck S94s

Naugatuck November 19 = Attorney Clarence V. Baanda of Waterbury, for St. Georges Lithuanian Society," of Linden Park announced today the pro posed lease the park for trailer camp for threeyear period until six months after the end of the
 clause contained in the lease would permit the Fed era Housing Administration prospective eesee to cancel it at any tirne the attorney disclosed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Nov. 18.-EXalted Ru- Ter Louis Triano has announced plans have been completed for a Thanksgiving eve dance by the Nau- gatuck lodge of Elks, Wednesday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
swEET-TEMPERED BEES

During the time of Swarming honey bees are full of honey and when in this condition, find it diff 9icult to use their stingers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
PIGEON MAIL

What is perhaps the only pigeonsl postal service in the world Is that operated between Ailsa Craig nght- house and the British mainland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19

i At full speed Flying Fortresses in Europe use nearly 800 gallons Of wasoline an hour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19

Rising living costs are causing harkdshiy among the salaried and laboring classes in Costa Rica.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
RETURNED TO HOME FRONT

On August 31 of this year theI Army had discharged $50. 900 men, since Pearl Harbor. Of these, 200, ~' 900 were over 38.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19

Vesper Service
 The Adult Choir of the Congre- gational church, Mrs. Charles D.. McCleary, director, will sing the third annual Thanksgiving Vesper Service Sunday at 5 p. m. Each fall this choir of thirty voices has presented 8 worship service of an- thems and organ music in the Thanksgiving rein. The service this year will include two we'll known a cappella numbers by F. Melius Christiansen; Praise to the Lord,' and "FaireSt Lord Jesus" The public is invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
DAVID BABSON
 SCOUTS GUEST
Waterbury Official Speaks to Borough Members
 Tonight at 7::3O

Naugatuck, Nov. 19-David Bab- son, official of Mattatuck council, Waterbury, will speak at a meet ing of Boy Scout executives and scoutmasters tonight at 7:30 at the Naugatuck Water Go. office. The subject of a round table discussion will be, Patrol Leader Training and Council and District Activities for Scout Anniversary Week." Will liam H. Moody, chairman, will pre- side.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19

Free Exhibit
 Invitations have been issued for the exhibit of war products of the U. s. Rubber Go. to be held in the Charles Goodyear game room of the footwear plant Monday, Tues day and Wednesday. The exhibit will be open from 10 8. m. to Il p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
ISEE BY The DAILIES THAT


Combing of Europe by Nazis for
labor for German war machine had
melted million enforced workers thus
far.
Economic sterilization director was
urged to clear up the chaotic situa
ton" among government agencies
over the gasoline controversy.
OPA announced that 500 automo-
biles, 1912 models, would be available
to Marylanders having "C' gas ration
books, during April. The national
quota was $4,000,
The government in spite of plea
from tailors that restrictions were
saving no cloth, would not lift the ban
on trouser cuffs.
Steps being taken to relieve farm
labor shortage are release from the
army of many experienced farm work
ers over SO, organizing land army
of students and volunteer workers, i'm
porting agricultural workers from
Bahamas, Jamaica and Mexico.
Establishment of an international
trusteeShip over postwar industries
Of German and other Axis nations to
prevent rearming, was proposed by
the Netherlands ambassador,
Chester Davis, federal reserve
banker with agricultural background,
was named to head a new food pro-
duction and distribution sct-up in
Washington.
Farms Of the State of Maryland
are short Of 10000 workers, DR., 7. B.
Symons, Extension Director, has de-
clared.
Production of synthetic rubber has
started in two Of d large number Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-01
GARRETT BAPTIST FIELD
Rev. II. Finney Bragg. Pastor

Mountain Lake Park. The Sunday
School at 1000 A. NJ. The Worship
Service, 1915 A. NJ Subject, cone
Bread and One Body" The Lords
Supper will be observed at this ser
vice, Prayer meeting and study of
Romans, 1880 P. NJ, Tuesday, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Ford.
Study Course, 500 P. NJ, Saturday,
at the home Of the pastor, GA Oak St.,
Oakland.
Fcrndale. The Worship Service, 10
A. NJ. Subject, Talents" The Sunday
School, 1900 A. NJ. Prayer meeting at
1870 p NJ, Wednesday, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McRobie. The
study course 500 P. NJ, Saturday.
Deep Greek. Please note. Services
are changed to the regular sched-
ule: The Sunday school, 1915 A. NJ.
The Worship Service, 7:45 P. NJ. Sub
iect, "Sheep or Goats?" Prayer meet
ing. study of Romans, 1880 P. NJ. on
Thursday, Study course 500 P. NJ,
Saturday.