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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01
Civilian Defense
Calendar
Notices for this column must
be sent to the Mayors Office
at least three days in advance.
TUESDAY


TOO p. m.-Red Cross chapter
house, 1865 Grove street, stand
ard first aid, opening session
Mrs. Helen Bormolini, Dor
othea Schuster.
7:30 p. m.-Wilby high school, ali
raid warden meeting and gas
max instruction school; Sec
tors l, 2, 3, 4, S, 6, 8, 9, 10
IL, IL, 10, IA, 20, 81, %, %, "a
25, 26a and Al; Lawrence Far
rel, Fred New, Roger Sperry,
Max Weinbch, instructors; "a
plans for field exercises, June
4, George Grady in charge.
WEDNESDAY
7:3O p. m.-Pearl Street Commu-
nifty House, Junior first aid,
Mrs. Henrietta Foster.
7:3O pm Sector leaders meet
ing, Zone c, Russell school.
THURSDAY
lis p. m.-Prosp Community
school, Junior first aid, Susan
Cocchiola.
$50 p. m.-Pearl Street Commu-
nifty House, junior first aid,
Mrs. Henrietta Foster.
7:3O p. m.-North End Y. M. G. A.,
standard aid for Precinct g.
Sectors 10, IA, Is, II, 10, 10, 20,
80, 80, "a, IS, SO and II; Will
bur r. Stone, H. Leroy Wood
cock.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01

Twenty-three years ago, Mr.. and Mrs Frank P Bren-
nan moved to Saybrook and purchased the historic
Pease House the banks of the Connecticut River
string to observe the anniversary in fitting manner
they also wanted geared to conditions and to be
contribution to the effort Accordingly Mr. Brennan
contacted officials of Local No H. United Federal War
Workers. affiliate Of the c. l. o. whose membership is
drawn largely from the employees of the Sight Light
Corp and the PrattRead Co., Inc, both of Deep River
10 them ne made an offer of turkey dinner with all
the fxings and invitation to the Pease House ami
versary party for every person purchasing War Bond
HIS offer was accepted with result that Ali persons at
tended the party, every of whom purchased War
Bond ranging in value from $25 to $1,000 denomination
total of more than $4,000 in bonds was sold to mark
the anniversary of the Pease House.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01
w o r L D w A r
A YEAR AGO
JUNE l, 1912
(By United Press

Unofficial reports indicate TO-
600 fatalities and $4,000 wounded
in British attack on Cologne night
of May 30; Germans report Ill
dead.
German aircraft wreck historic
monuments in town of Canterbury
in vengeance" raid.
Prague radio announces Fl more
Czechs killed in reprisal execu-
ti0ns for attack on Reinhard Hey
drich.
Japanese open a three fork drive
in Southern Kwangtung Province,
in Battle of Burma.
Foreign Minister Ezequiel Pa
dilla notifies Germany, Italy and
Japan that Mexico is at war with
them.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01
ANSONIA SOLDIER
KILLED IN AFRICA

Additional list of U. S. Army per-
sonnet killed in action.
Washington, June 1-(UP)-The
War Department made public to-
day the names of 240 United States
soldiers killed in action in the
Asiatic, European, Middle East and
North African areas. The list IN
GUIDED:
(Killed in Asiatic area)
Connecticut:
Teach, Pfc Joseph-Mrs. Anna
Statia Teach (mother) 242 Woodtic
road, Waterbury.
KILLED in North African area)
Broadbent, Pfc Robert - Mrs,
Annie Harrison Broadbent (mother)
18 Mott Street, Ansonia.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01

camps, and to map civilian aid in
Tunisia. Kessler is travelling to
Portugal to act as an aide in the
rescue of children from Spain and
Portugal to the Western Hemis-
phere, and in the work of providing
augmented relief to thousands of
persons who escaped to Spain from
France.
Peiser, Hurwitz and Kessler are
additions to the overseas staff OF
the joint distribution committee,
which during 1912 alone appropri-
ated $7,250,O00 for its work of
mercy. 1t plans shortly to send an
other representative, to the Middle
East in connection with the rescue
of refugee youngsters and adults
&nanA 0AauxAaiaA IAx6A - RAlAktinA
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01

To expand its programs of relief
and rehabilitation on behalf of
thousands of refugees in Portugal,
Spain, Switzerland and North
Africa, the joint distribution COM
mittee, major American agency for
aid to Jews overseas, has dispatched
these three noted social workers
abroad. Reading from left to right,
they are: Kurt Peiser of Philadel-
phia, Donald HurWitz of New Ha-
ven, and Mordecai Kessler of New
York.
Peiser and Hurwitz are EN- route
to North Africa. They will assist
local relief committees there in in
creasing joint distribution COM
mittee aid to refugees now being
HAleaRad from lntaxuroaIt ard Ah0S
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01
Very Rev. Angus Dun, dean of the Episcopal The

Very Rev Angus Dun dean of the Episcopal The
illogical School in Cambridge, has been secured
preacher for the baccaaureate exercises of ST. Mar
garets graduating class at st. Johns Church next Sun
day morning. The change in time from afternoon to
is condensing its graduation exercises into single
day. There will be commencement exercises i'm the
parish house at ST. Johns in past years and the dip
Tomas will be awarded the girls at the school in the af
tcrnoOn.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01

Vaughn De Leath, radios First lady" passed away
late last week. She was of radios original deep
voiced introducing style of singing that has
been popular the radio. She started way back
in the downtown New York experimental station of the
Old World Tower building singing into inverted
gramophone horn microphone at the age of nineteen
years She with the original performers Station
WIZ now key station of the Blue network.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01

Paul Robson, noted Negro baritone, who has home
in Thompsonvle gave concert last week under the
auspices of the Enfield Teachers Association and took
of the proceeds from the concert About $500
realized for child welfare work RobeSons home in this
locality is called The Beeches Needless to say of his
ncores was "Old Man River
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01

1t would be nice if being showed under with work
would keep us cool during the hot days Churchill
advises the Italians to get out of the noW-and our
airmen are furnishing the reasons why Our main
interest in the pennant is, will peanuts last until
the is over? Who started the curious belief
that daylight is the best time to NOW the lawn? A
complete set of sverWare with spoons missing has
-Aever been picnic.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01

Italo A. Marchetti of 40 Silver Street completed a
quartercentury of continuous service with the Scovl
Manufacturing Company last month. He's on the main
tenance job he has fulfilled for the full rs years
he's been with the firm. When casting furnace goes
haywire, or any other equipment breaks down in the
Casting Shop, it's Italos job to pitch in with other
members of the and repair the damage. He has
two boys Egdio eighth grade student, and Anario,
three year old son.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01
BARNARD EUGENICS

A master race" Of ROSTERS thai
vii advance the average quality 81
poultry breeding stock as much In
on year as in six to eight normal
years is prediction Of the U. s
0anaktnaAnt ek AzxiAaaltNx0.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01

Lieutenant Edwin H. Jones is now aboard the
u s. s. Heroic but receives his mail in the post
master in New York City. :. Corporal Bill Kane
former member of composing room staff is with the
32Oth Fighter Squadron at the Army Air Base at West
over Field Mass Ensign Hazel Jeffries is stationed
at headquarters at Paris Island, N c. Second Lieu
tenant Edith Hill likes her assignments at the Station
Hospital at Camp Edwards Mass.
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Good Evening.
CHECKING UP

CHECKING UP
Checking up before summer actually begins,
Have collected all the discarded tins?
all my hedges pruned and clipped?
The faded curtains sarched and re-dipped?
Have all those leftover chores,
Made the roof safe against the time 1T polrs2
Had cutters looked after, had the chimney cleaned
Seen that the windows properly screened?
Checking up have got the moths unCcr control?
Mended my flag, bought pole?
Ripped every obnoxious weed,
Bought enough, hope of garden seed?
washed and wiped my last good glass?
Had the sharpened so 1t will cut the grass?
Have bought enough Of picnic things
all those outdoor meals summer brngs2
Checking before summer actually starts
done bit with air warden charts?
got all the seeds I'll get in the mail?
my garden gets growing will know spinach from kae?
EN-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01
MEDICAL CARE

American troops, at home ana
obroad, have nearly three times al
many doctors per thousand men I'D.
ministering to their needs as do
Axis troops.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01
HIGHLIGHTS FROM LATEST BOOKS
Dope On WAACS, Commands
In Two New Books You'll Eniov

WHAT about those WAACS? they rigid their
training? What do they Go type
they where they
Certainly asked those questions
MAP N1-N
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01

"Banacongo," vitamin-rich food
product, has been created In Bel
gian Congo and will be used princi-
pally as q food supnlx t0a RalRialsa
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-01
GROWING OUR OWN

African mahoganies are being sue
cessfully cultivated in Florida
Trees planted IL vars ago are now
40 feet high, with trunks inches
in diameter. This is twice the di-
ameter Of pines twice as old.
premises, and our feeling of happi-
ness and Joy whenever we encoun-
tered the owner walking about, and
consulting with his Workmen.
Judge John L. Gaffney, soon to
leave the city court bench, is son
of the man we mentioned above.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-23
Razuverenjje radrika raste

nike da Sc celia klasna borba mo-
ra reorganizoyati, da bi Sc do5lo
do izlaza IL te situacije. RadRici
su vet u proslosti krenuli iedan
boTak Il tome pravcu reofganiz2-
Hania, kada su pribegIi "sedecin'
Straikovima. Oni &c brzo nauci-
Il da to ne vodi nikud premda
ie to iaGi udarac protiv kapitala,
nego napustanje tvornica. To ne
vodi uikuda zbog toga Sto Sc rad
.nici ogranicaVaju ma trazenje po-
visice u naiamnici, i kao rezultat
toga, oni &c po5eti da traze -drugi
izlaz IL toga stanja.
Posleratna situaciia &c biti TAX
va da &c hiljadama radnika biti
naklonjeni da siusaju reVoluclo-
narni glas SocijalistiCke Radnic-
Ike Partiie. Besumnie da ce Sc sve
druge takozvane radniGke polite
ke struie brzo izigrati Il tome ko-
nesanju radnicka &c klasa bltl
Yakloniena samo revoluciji. Ona
&c brzo roimiti ideiu preuZlmanJa
zemaljskih industrija sVole fu-
ke u tn svrhu ce Sc organlzoVa-
Il. Ona nece wise imati made u
kapitalisticke reforme bice raz-
ryerena u kapitalizam. Pored sVe
te situaciie mnoge &c i ratne tai
ne izici ma iavnost ubediti rad
nistvo da je oval, kao i svi dru-
gi ratovi, bio vodjen "a previast
ma syetskim pijacama Il korlst ma
Sc kapitalisticke klase.
Uvidiavajuci, pax II drugu ru-
ku mogucnost materijalnog lzo-
bilia "a sva ljudska bica, sto mo-
derna americka proizvodnja mo-
70 da izbaci uprkos toga osku-
dica i skapavanja cd gladl, koJa
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
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Brazili.ia.

Vest liz Alzira cd II. decembra
iavlja da je Gen. Mascarenhas de
Morals (sef brazilijskog General
nog staba, koji s nalazi ma kon-
ferisanju tamo sa SavezniGkim si-
lanai, izjavio da Brazilija Sale
vojsku da ratuje sa Saveznicima
II Evropi.
Ovo je, kaze Sc, prvi put da je
voiska iz latinske Affierike slana
da ratuje Evropi. Negde nesto
mora biti u rukavu skriveno me-
dju diplomatima, ne Una Sc JOS
Sta. Verovatno SUI Saveznici nesto
masno obecali Braziliji kad su je
dobili da stvarno stupi rat. MOI
da su joj obecali kakve kolonije
II Africi iii tako nesta. Dakle i
brazilijski radnici &c morati gi-
nuti da bi Sc, pa makar malo,
unapredili interest njihovih ka-
pitalista.
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,adno rronoa safovi dani -
e, ,ovefaai S4a il inal o77oou6;-
II radnitu aEo a. elyoro ne;z.lr-
z;v;m radon da yaradi lo;i canf
vjse da So mooec ne brni pratiy
naiamnica Ali kanitaIistiFka lrla-
60 II hrzo oadie marina lako da
sn,anii I'm naiamnicu uvadian lem
+akozyanor "Dorez2p ma do,,ojak
cd % nosfo "nagoyafaaien''
radnila da lun1in ratne Rondo-
ve Ono sto ie ios osfalo od ma
iamnico noiedn 10 laI-o noskunele
z;votne nan7irnice 7 ,aanilov rat
NJ nrosnari+et srczao ca do ratne
m;zariie r ovom staniu styari i
naivatreni;i natrjotizan, koa rad
nika brzo ;s6ezava
Sa poVratHom desetak mlllona
voJnika sa frontova ma kraju ra-
ta, radna piJaca blce strasno po-
moo4,,
,a+on;;a, 4,-1
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"Zarada" Eastern
Ar Lines.

Oya kompanija ciii predsedaih
je poznati "Air Hero kapetan
Eddie Rickenbacker, 'tzaradila ie
"a prvih devet meseci owe go3ine
81, 153. .461 profita. Syi troskovi j
porezi su, kao uvek, veG unapred
odracunati. To je cista, III b0}}e
da recemo, netista (posto je 10
pljacka) "zarada'.
Kada njeni radnici traze rovi-
sicu da bi sc odrzali Il zivotu ! o.
ma pribegava tome reakcionarnom
triku Little Steel formuli, go
vcri kako radnici "zadaiu udarac
americkoj militnnoj sili', te ia
ona nije u stanju da i'm izadje u
susret jer da sama nije njsta
zaradila i slicno tomu. S. c.
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EsClpisa'i ugCv0r Ga
nete Straikovati.

L Washingtona Sc iavlja 1T,
decembra) da je John L. Lewis
pctpisao ugovor sa posedniejn7a
u&ljosopa da rudari neca str&5leo-
vati "a dive godine dana kao ia
ugovori mogu spre5iti sol:ob zoii
Sc pojavljuje svakog dana i1n1e-
dju rada kapitala.
cim rudari osete da njihova na-
iamnica ne moze da pckriva nil
hove najnuznije potrebe, oni &c,
besumnje, ma Strajk, u prlos u
eovora sto ga je njihov radnitti
prevarant Lewis potpisao. Klas7a
borba Sc ne moze suzbiG 50 pc
rem mastiIom, .po zadi ME sn e
konomske sile.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-23

Textile Workers Union Of Anne
rica (CIO) sprema Sc da trazi po-
viSicu cd l0c na sat "a svojih l.
100000 clanova. Juniiski preds-
tavnici izjavise da su Sc II tekstil-
MIN predelima zivotnc namirnice
digle "a 35 posto, dok je Little
Steel formula sprecila da Sc dig
ne najamnica iznad Is posto.
Ia reakcionarna formula" svag-
de je zabola svoi nos, nastojeci
da odrzi naiamnicu ma stupniu
skapavanja. Ali izgleda da Sc ona
vec izigrala, niko je wise ne pos
tuje, kapitalisticka ce klasa tre-
bati da izume nesto novo sada da
i dalje vara radnike.
U tekstilnoj industriji su uvek
radnici bill najmizerniie placeni
nego igde, mi pozdravljamo tai
borbeni duh tekstilnih radnika,
samo bi mi hteli da oni traze wise
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Nenacka

Jedan Holandjanin, koji je po-
begao IL Nemacke i stigao Lon
don, ispricao je (prema vesti cd
16. decembra), da nemackim
koncentracionim logorima ekspe-
rimentisu otrovni plin ma ljuds-
kim bicima.
On rece da su on q drugih
bill uzeti il koncentracionog To-
CORA u Mauthausen stavljeni Il
laboratoriju gde je ma njih pus-
ten otrovni plin, hemicari su
kroz debela stakla gledali kakav
&c efekat pima biti. U trecem po-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-23

Svakog decenbra u razisaqtai
i zlatnoj sobi niuiorskog ba,e1a
Waldorf-Astoria sastan4 u nrad-
stavnici krppoib zeralie1ib IT,
rabljiva6a koji 81 oroanizova,,i !,
National Association Of MAJ. rae.
turers. u RAnNItKoI R0PPt -,
Q decemhra mi sn,, u,.o3,;s.;
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ZahyaliujuGi kapitalisti5koi rat
moi propaganda apeliranju na
patriotizam, kapitaIisti&ka klasa
je priliGno uspela da duhovn0 We
he rauniGku klasu "a svoje izrab-
liivatke ratne interese. Milioni
dolara su troseni da Sc sty0Ti ser
timenat IL korist rata medju sire
kim radnim masama. Z tn svThu
Sc potrosilo na tonove mastila, p2-
rira ljudskog rada, kao i mnogo
zivih reel cd strane kapitalistic-
kin agitatora ma pozornicama, Il
skolama, crkvama, preko radia i
drugim mestima propaganda.
Razume Sc da bi rat voditi bio
sasvim riziGno, a mozda i memo
guce. ako su Stroke mase pucars-
iva Il naciji otvoreno protiv rata,
Nasilie sila "a neko vreme mo-
ze da posluzi, ali je to yrlo nepo-
uzdano moze lako odvesti po-
raz. Oval metod nasilia Sc u glev-
nom upotrebljuje kod nacista )
fasista, ali oni nemogu drugcije
nego tako. | sama ratna propa-
ganda ina svoje granice, ona
samo do nekle moze da uspeva,
ali to nije dosta. Tamo gde "a
propaganda stale nastupa jaca
sila, zakoni, sila koja je pozadi
zakona. Znajuci unapred da bi is
kljucivo sa propagandom bilo ne
moguce organizovati armiju cd
deset iii wise miliona, Kongres je
pribegao usvajanju zakona opste
.vojne konskripcije.
Pored toga, nisu sc mogli nj II
industrijama iskljucivo oslonuti
ma propaganda i patriotske apele,
vec pribegose zakonima "smrza-
vanja" radnika, najamnice it'd.
Najamnica, u mesto da je podiza-
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Argentina.

Vesti il Buenos Airesa 90. de-
cembra) iavljaiu da ie argentins-
ka vlada uhapsila sedan komunis
ia, koje je iznenadila kad su dr.
zali tajni sastanak u provinci5i i
Santa Fee.
Dale Sc kaze da ie zaplenjena
yelika kolicina letaka drugog
materijaia "a propaganda, kao /
lista sa imenima prilagaca, koii
su novcano pomagali komunistic-
ku noyinu League of the Rights
Of Man. Argentinska vlada doz-
voljava nacistiGkim fasistiGkim
pokretima da sc slobodno krecu,
Komuniste i Socijaliste smatra
Sc neprijateljima hapse in sva-
kom prilikom. Tako je ia pro-na-
cisticka vlada pretvorila Sc Il sa-
swim nacisticku.
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tsTka Tr.8iia

Il Moshye yesti (aa II. deem
Sra jaeijs.iH da Sc i TSss 81 aa2
'azi pred sovietskim sudan na-
cistitki konandant Storm Trupa,
Hans Ritz. Isti Sc oetuzuje la il
ped njegovom komandom IA yre-
me nacistitke okupacije Hartova
poubijano 5000 osoba Il gradtl i
okolnim selma, tie da je on sam
Cd svoje wolfe uGestvovao ubija-
nju neduznih stanovnika.
Optuzenik priznaje sve zlocine.
i naravno, da &c biti kaznjen pre-
ma zasluzi. Fritz sigurno niie
mislio da bi Sc NIGGA moglo sud-
tt "a ia zlocinstva kada III je po-
cinjavao; on je mislio da &c ma
cisti ostati IA vlasti "a uvek da
on nece morati odgovarati nj ko-
me ga svoja della. Ovo ie tex po-
Getak otkrivanja tih nacistickih
zlocinstava; sta &c biti kad Sc sa-
zna "a sve zlocine sto su III poci-
Mill po celom svetu, ii. ako Sc i
kad sve sazna.
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Kina.

Najvise ration izmrcvarena ma
CHA ieste Kina. U Moi Sc vodi
rat Jos cd proslog rata pa sve do
sada. a vodio Sc prvo toga. Po-
red gladi, bolesti, nedovoljne me-
dikalne pomoci, oskudice stano-
yima i odelu, ona je jos dozivela j
"inflaciju''.
William L. Holland, koji je ne
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NAsA SRGDSTVA: Prosye-

NAsA SRGDSTVA: Prosve-
GiFaaaie ratlssaka kIase u tsgfs4m
MsaakeIznaa: ia sa RAD i kagsi-
tai HEparaaijtvi ne nepTijatesa
aTganizeya uje rats1g5c'se kIase
II jetIan Ra galGe;orsarzsu asf5-
tis1 i Pattiia "a osva.aje
razaranjc PolitlG',e Dgzaye ka-
pitaIi2na; zoyan2ja rad
nika jedau revoiu eionaruu
Indastlljainu J41ija "a uzf-
mamie, 3ez oje ! kge5anje ssih
aegraij@i1ih in1usts'js.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-23

J NAsA SYRIA: Unistenje
tkapitalistickcg uredjenja; u
nistenje najamneg ropstsa
radnicke klase; prcnasanje
j svih zemaI jskih industrija n
ruke organizsyanfll prcizyo-
Gjaaa; svakom radniku patps,s1
pied njegoyog rada; cslobo-
dljenje celog covecanstva cd
moriie Kiasne Vladayine; us-
pestayljanje Slobodne Zajed-
nice Drugova j Drugarica -
rndustrijalne Republic Rada.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-12-23

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The Omaha guide., 1943-03-13
7-DAY OVER LAP PERIOD

To aid consumers who may run
out of ration stamps for ~processed
foods before the first ration period
expires, the office of Price Ad-
ministration has provided a 7-day
overlap period--..the last week of
Mh+ch-during which time con-
sumers may spend both their first
period and their second period
stamps.
Stamps A, B, and c are valid for
the first period and may be used
from March 1 thorugh March 81.
Stamps for the second period may
be used from March rs through
April 80. During the overlapping
period March rs through March 81
stamps for both March and April
may be used. After March 81,
however, Stamps "A, B. and G will
not be valid.
In explaining the overlapping
period, OPA pointed out that it
will help consumers who have a
few low value stamps left at the
end of the ration period. These
stamps, which might not be suffic
lent to buy any desired items, car
be used with Stamps of the second
period for the purchase of any Of
the rationed foods.
Consumers are reminded that
| since storekeepers cannot give
/ them change in points, they should
whenever possible, use high value
stamps first rather than those Of
low value. For example, in buy.
ing a can Of peas worth 16 points
they should use two 8 point stamps
rather than an 8, a 5, 2 and 1 point
stamps.
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-13

also Is a fine stomachic tonici
Thousands upon thousands OF
women - rich and poor alike -
have reported benefits. Also bene-
fetal for younger women to help
relieve distress of monthly func-
tional disturbances. Follow label
directions. Worth tryingi
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-13

racks and mess halls. after which
they are required to clean the toll
cts used by white soldiers. White
soldiers at Camp Wheeler rise at
$50 "A. M.
In the letter to Stimson, the N
AACP declared: RELOCATION of Ne
gro soldiers by the United States
Army to the Status of menlals
gives democracy an empty sound
to those who are called upon to
sacrifice, fight and die for it."
The NAACP cited the treatment
accorded Negroes assigned to the
medical detachment as being es-
pecially Objectionable.
The Omaha guide., 1943-03-13
FOR YOUNG MEN, AMI
YOUNG WOMEN

During the next year thirteen
million new war production work
ers will be needed. according to
Paul V. McNutt, Chairman Of the
War Manpower Commission. The
War Man-Power Commission.
through the National Youth Admir-
~istration has been given the res
possibility by the Congress of the
United States Of preparing out
of school youth for jobs in vital
war industry. AS the war contiuu-
es and more men are taken into
the armed forces, women will be
needed at a rapidly increasing rate
and for this reason young women
as well as young men, are being
trained for a place in war indus
try. Of every 100 men indicted
into the armed forces, So are as
signed to duties requiring special
lied training.