davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-05-03
La cooperation cultural, base de poz dvrodero

ell Sr. Thomson, seran al result%sa
Immediate de la diffusion de los n.y.
mos descubrimientos en- Ia tersPss
tica moderna y en- la medlcinS ="
q Meior compression entire y
pueblos Dor medic de la adopc"'
de medidas educativas.
ServiciOs sOciales
8. Desarrollo de los services 50
ciales internacionales. La coJPs1s
ci6n cultural en- este campo, uiv .S"
Sr. Thomson, darfa por reSulSSs
regular ell trafco de drogaS, glH su.
ger ell trabajo, y mejorar Ia aS sHidd
cia a la infancia y a la matel m,o1 IL
asi como perfeccionar ell slSEeni' "
SECURE social. J., inter.
cambio Intellectual tanto en- el p,"J
de la cultura superior como Gil
de la cultura popular. cs
"A pesar de la gran distances 40 as
pueda separar a Ia mayorla oe wv
hombres'' concluy6 ell Sr. Iho 10 Il nosi.
"hoy mas que antes exlste "a I P
bilidad de que lleven a cabo el rVe m
de sus intereses comunes CO 81
ordenado desenvolvimlento u'
existercia, y en- paz."
Medidas culturales
"En ell pasado, ell pueblo os e9on
dounidense ha compartldo s .onci'
taneamente parte de su heI IenS5
cultural Y economical con los gem On
pueblos del mundo. Ahora Sc Ts
cuentra pa~rticipando actlya aeoyro
en- la presente guerra y, uef Sn a
llando su poderio mundial a LII !
garantizar en- ell future su Sem
dad nacional en- una paz Eoto /
nente. En- I'm future inmeaia aorte
seguridad nacional del pueblo n nosd
americana requerira que las %i
das militares, polfticas y econJids
cas- sean respaldadas por NEE me- en-
de orden cultural que a su veG d
ten ell peligro de la p~slcUoralec
guerra que generalmente pr e difr
en- lugares donde Sc impide Ia q 5
sion de ideas e informaclGn. de- !
analizan los hechos q la Iu1 rsci6
experiencia Y logros de la IL n cor
norteamericana, Sc llega 3 10 aorsa
cI,,s;6n 10 c,,o i. libertad de pen /
miento Y ell pleno uso del ar con
conocimientos existentes, as n,ers
! la blsqueda i~ncesante de .n aa
!, fuentes de conocimientos clesJamer
constituiran La garantia dent
: tai de la seguridad naclcnSi Psr:
| de un mundo dem~ocratico.
integral de la politica exVanters
: los Estados Unidos para ssrs
: csc ambiente de libertao, Oneb0
: cooperation cultural con I0sp
5 del orbe."
La gaceta., 1943-05-03
Y mas palabras del herido:

-Desde hace tiempo abrigabs
la esperanto de celebrar este Ia
de abril. De ~pasarlo junto a voso-
tros. va veis: 10 he degrade por
ell m6dico precio de una bala en-
ell trasero.
Sc ha horizontalizado-boca a
bajo-en la camilla.
Y nos ha saludado con ell puno
en- alto.
Nuestros hombres han continue
do d~isparando.
En- sus labios La International.
Y en- sus pupilas aquella llami-
ta...
He recorrido trincheras y mas
trincheras.
Y siempre la misma estampa.
La misma algeria en- todos. La
misma oraci6n en- los labios. Iden-
tica velocidad disparando....
Charlo, amigablemente, con
nuestros soldados.
Dye, periOdista; en- los "dilu-
vios" que nos diste aver vimos a.
nuncios de bales. Pero.... jes que
hay quien baila, todavia, IN Bar
celona? mo serian esas legiones
chera, tendria que e%ncontrar una
de bailarines unas magnificas
fuerzas de choque?
Todos rien la ocurrencia.
En- Gambia -prosigue puede
que alentado por su exito-en Ma
drid no hay bales. Y deberia ha-
berlos. Uno, cuando sale de la trim
retaguardia s~uperfrivola. Super
frivola, claro esta, para ell comba-
tiente. En- Barcelona, alejadisima
del frente, no hay necesidad de
"frivolite." Aqui, ST..
Momivimiento general de cascos
de acero en- senal de asentimiento.
Y ell soldado -vascO, fuerte, a.
nimoso- ha querido terminar con
una Erase:
-Lo belico v la frivolidad son
hemanOs gemelos.
.a Y sc ha puesto a disparar o
furia.
He decidido regresar a la ca
pitaL.
A esta capital allegro y confia-
da segGn Erase de senOres que
"viven" la guerra desde ell Levan-
tie feliz. A esta capital que, seg1n
sus d~efensores, esta I'm poouitin
falta de "frivolite"......
Mas trincheras, Mas fusiles.
Mas hombres.
Todos dlsparan. Todos celebran
ell sexto aniversario de la RepI-
blica.....
Y 10 celebran, animosos, en- las
trincheras.
A estas mismas horas, lejos,
muy lejos del frente, legiones de
bailarines-esas magnificas fuer-
zas de choque segun ell vasco-
rendiran homemade a tan glo-
ROSA fecha.
Puede que, incluso, Sc recauden
fondos una bandeja de plata a
dornada o flores y banderas a
la entrada del baile-para ell he
roico Y sufrido Madrid.....
Musica cadenciosa. Y electri-
hantes perfumes.
Yo, empero, me quedo con ell o.
tro homemade; con ell de algeria.
oracion Y disparos en- la trinche-
ra, entire la inmundicia de los en-
budos......
E. Manobens.
La gaceta., 1943-05-03
Ell Eie d~esaparecera

"En este conhicto, ell Eje esta con-
denado a desaparecer no solamente
a cauSa del creciente poderio de las
Naciones Unidas y del derecho que
las asiste sino tambien porque en-
los anales de la historic humana
TODD regimen de tirania intellectual
ha tenido que caer, porque hoy en-
dia los medios de intercambio Gull
La gaceta., 1943-05-03

EStGd0 de EStGdOS Un1dOS
cimientos, tai como 10 desean los
pueblos democraticos del mundo, es
possible 1nicamente por medic de la
cooperation international para esti-
mular Ell intercambio de las ideas
asi como de ~nuestros sentimientos."
Ell Sr. Thomson srgiri6 cuatro
medios para lograr la cooperation
Intellectual durante la post-guerra,
a saber:
/. Diffusion Y APPLICATION de los
progresses obtenidos en- la ciencia v
en la ~tecnologia modernas. Ell Sr.
Thomson expreso a este re5pecto,
que la soluci6n de problemas eco
nomicos tan fundamentals como ell
mejoramiento de la nutrici6n, ell
aumento de la capacidad productive
del trabajo y la mejor utilization de
los recursos disponibles dependera,
en- gran parte, de los progresses de
la tecnologfa cientffica en- TODD ell
mundo. Ell mejoramiento continue
de las condolences sanitarias, la pre-
venci6n de epidemias, la disminu-
ci6n de la mortalidad, y la prolon-
gaci6n de los amos de vida, agregt
La gaceta., 1943-05-03

tural tales como la radio, ell cinema,
la prensa, ell turismo, ell servicio de
correos, y ell concrete, son mucho
mas efcientes que en- tiempos
pasados."
"Sin embargo, no obstante la GER
tea de la derrota del Eje, ell uso
libre y sin reStricciOnes de los como
La gaceta., 1943-05-03
ANTES DE TELE-
FONEAR

Los numeros ~equivocados produ-
cen molestias. Molestan a la per-
soma erroneamente llamada, lie
molestan a listed Y molestan a la
compania. Mire bien ell nGmero,
c%erciorese, y asi tendra mejor
serviciO y de paSo nos ayudara.
Ademas, las comunicaciones tele-
f6nicas estan sobrecargadas en-
estos dias y los numeros equivo-
cados solo sirven para aumentar
La carga.
La gaceta., 1943-05-03
RecOrdando Ell Her0ISmO de ESpaNa en- los 5
AIMS de Guerra con los Na2l-FaSc1StaS

Tambien en- Of frente Sc ha ce'
lebrado ell Ia de abril.
FL hombre de la trinchera-
barba de convaleciente, ~estratala-
ria indumentaria, fusil y corazon
-ha commemorate el sexto AMI
versario del advenimiento de la
Republica.
Entire 81 barro y Ia inmundicla
de los embudos nuestros gigantes
han celebrado el Ia de abril lu-
chando. Disparando sin cesar.
Y hoy, mientras disparaban' ma
bia en- sus pupilas-pupilas de
trinchera, pupilas inexpresivas-
n llamita que patentizaba su a.
legria.
En- sus labios una cancion, un
himno, una oraci6n La lnternd-
ci0nnl.
Y esa llamita en- las pupllas y
esa oraci6n en- los labios-entre
ell barro y la cochambre de los
embudos, y entire disparO y dis
paro- era, ha sidO, ell mejor no.
menaje que Sc ha tributado al
sexto aniversario de la proclama-
ci6n de La Republica.
Puede que en- Levante feliz Sc
haya celebrado, asimismo, ell Ia
de abril.
Y Sc habra ~celebrado cor bales
v programs "monstruos" en- tea
tros y music-halls.
Homenajes con m1sica de Jazz
y perfume de heliotrOpo.....
Mas homemade, sin duda alguna
ell de mGsica de plOmo y hedion-
deces.
La gaceta., 1943-05-03
i EStas herido?

ST. Pero va 10 yes: he llega-
do a vosotros.
Ell Embellishments amos,
hilos de plata bajo cl casco de a
cero, gafas de celuloide- ha lie
gado a nuestras lineas hecho un
guinapo. Sin ropa apenas. Y Gu
bierto su cadaverico rostro por
una mascarilla de sangre. Los
doScientos metros a rastraS sc re-
flejan en- el rostro del evadido, en-
esos mil y un aranazOs que san
gran o abundancia.
Abrazos. Abrazos emocionantes.
En- nuestros rostros Sc queda, por
81 abrazO, parte de Ia mascarilla
de sangre mil y un aranazos-
que lucia Ell "legionariO."
Nuestros hOmbres c~ontinuan
disparandO.
-Sientate, camarada. Y cuen-
tanos algo....
NO puedo sentarme. Me han
GeScubierto cuando llevaba trein-
Ia metros a rastras. Ha empezado
n Hover plomo junto a mi. AL fin
han acertado: tengo una bala en-
el..... ouerpo. iAh! Y 81 he podido
llegar ha sido gracias a vuestro
intense fuego. No me escapaba de
esta, no. Hubiesen salido a bus
carme....
Una orden. Y, a los pocos mi
nutoS, una camilla.
Mas abrazos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10

VILLA AO ~ 4'Ils IO01uCA
YOUR FLIGHT TO AFRICA SHOWS THE
GREAT FAITH YOU HAVE IN AVIATION
10 the people Of the United your trip to Africa brought
tremendous lift in spirit great events to come
emphasized your carry this war to an earv
and successful end And men and women who hnd and
operate the nations aircraft was stimulating demonstration
of your faith in their ability SKILL You have focused the
attention of the world part transportation is destined
to play in communications nation and every
other nation the globe. Thus you have indicated to the
thousands of young the this country that
'''' '''''S '''S' the peace 5 assured %~* @z~
TwA neraebh ndundro contract
i" the Army Air npnaegd to T.
::,:..: :. =. !:j!j|||:'
President hiepohd iunerA =
half travelled yMe Presidents
a~ porto" into the ~ tn ~ahT Fighter kzz
RANscoN1INtNrAl WESTERN AIR. INc TRANSC0N77NEN1AL
~ A'i''
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
Hog Roising VIII
Be Discussed Al
State Meetings

Plana fW improving hog pro
evctan II Mississippi and devss
opiBg feeainE sRa breeding plans
all - discussed 81 : series II
regional meetings - the state
= Nae aHHgsfxed today by Paul
v NeNsla. extension anlmal HIS
bsndnsan
TIE HseeftugH Al r. hegsn =
10 > m. Ntii h. hid sz foIloxx
August : State College. extenslaa
Conferences fszafn August 50. LMa
rel Chamber ~ Commerce roazn
Civic Center bgitasna August +.
Jackson. courthouse August -
Greenwood Chamber 81 Cen
nefce building cts haII
Aissls8sppi hos ~pFosa<efa go
breeders have dpna : sod kb Is
lhe MAJ effort VI Nexeii ed
Farmefa Increased 1e states re-
GRIP n 1874 0ses IssI - - per
cent. HHd senmdihg - Fspoffs.
Trey aaII increase the 1919 81
crop b. aHatbsE = - eeni 9sas
1872 alsanx a. estimated 80
uop ~ fh8s ytaf - mare ihsa
lAo0a psxs
There s - shortage e piK -
itse STATE HaH ho3mw s teM
nogmsl fslnfsM End nfke1 tsct1sz
have H1sast kr8Eix. svaiMo3
feed supplies foF - asnisr 3
IsS1-fs - hogs - eel - -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06

~ isf a. ehaMst se Nss fAai
Zee Htspxssax iftaa A#saaf
II AhHh Hsfuses aaasses.
eafHiant Waz spi~a - 81 T.
HrtaE8 O. the esssa - Has Dn
official fsalnt GaaistF debated
Briggs - ; sII1n aasHNn - fhfes
egfrk BIZ - 81 ffaas 5
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a~fterhxsaa afei nf 2as result
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Alen 10 aaastsen ln ue fsk NNre
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
BigPOini

Presiding services wili con.
sinue through Friday night II
the Methodist church A very
great interest j. manifested N
The servtee&
Several persons from this cofn.
munlsY attended TIE funeral II
Wade last week 0f Albert Cum
best Nho was dfgmned
III. ard Mrs Henry L Eelaan
Of Camp Egiin, -. Wcre aesk
end guests q home folks
After making ; visit wsth tfesf
uncle ard saH sc Mrs
Bill sulasf Billy Skinner a4n8
Bob MeEesy returned 70 Their
home IN Biloxi.
Mr. Nat Carter made 3 basa
ness TIP 20 Mos Pelnt and Pas
csKoaIs Tuszesy.
Mr. lrvln Nelson spent Mondas
N1th her csuKhtef. Mrs Norris
Roberts q vsnelezye
Mr. Cordsi Coa and asuKhsa.
Caroline q KFegle agent Easl
Week sIfn Mr. Gets noghef ena
attended church curing her wat
Nu Herbert Vincent and little
daughter. Gonna spent s9naz4
With re formers nsrenta ~
snd r. GaFnsf e Gs-lneafaan.
Ala &c brought Hsf daughter
Bsfhs1a Jean hane BsFaa9a
Jean hzx been Spending Raass
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06

Esraiawpa

HA Rev ard MsM Ms7H8
ham Aesa Daughter 1susmag ua
ana Mr. A q AfnsnVmE Esd
Aaarhsea. MMgY Lsnn hN en-
nuHa8as ta = aNkks vasg M
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nasn AL bsie = rsetesi meelsak
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aN aka bates ni fngt JackNm s.
C. aese d hosns ah weTk visit
ing he FORMERS nAnenm ~
ard Mfh GfzmRe WYATT ard stl
sasek Mn wyse ard tehy all
remain sof aassf urse
ar ard Mrs. T ! KichsrA 1eFi
Sundas tos = shest vait IN rak
ems Mss
A Neek cna visitor n lhe houaf
a. ~ and Mr. IL 4 Crnpp 49,
sssrsf e. AndaauNhsxf. Mss Dolnfes
Byrd uf rascagoaia.
Mf1 Claude Mister and ~
Mam1e CHI rciufned hosss thls
week after = visit IN Pan@ma
Cts. Pa
Mr. n z Nelson has tAken ever
me stare 81 hta father. Mfa "
n Melissa ST.. who Is retiring be
cause Of III health
Mr. and Mrx " ( Turner and
children have moved back q
vnksburg which Was their iot.
nef homo.
The Methodist Sunday nrhao'
met il the homs Il NJ. and Nn
Ernest Graham Sunday rnufnina
10 be wlfh Mr. Emns Martin
who has b4en III Tot Some tifss
and Is unahie 70 attend uhe ser
vices Mrs Martin MAS oyefioyed
by The crowd that attended
The political rally II the Lasiei
Day Saints church was auiis
large Friday evening Many q
the candidates we're there e
speak
Congratulations ere extended e
Lieutenant ard Mrx James Il
Chrisise Of Independence. No
on The birth Of . son Mrs. Chris.
tle u the former Miss Mahel
Thomas Of EscstaWps her par.
ents. Mr. and Mr. c X Thomas.
and sister. Mildred. are Visiting
her this week.
Fred Hancock Of New Klnning
ton. Pa. wss . visitor this week
in the home Of Nj and Mr. v
H. Nelson. ST..
Mrs Bernie Wee and baby
left Thursday 10 visit her hushsnd
who Is stationed near Lebanon.
Mo
Mrs John Gill and Mrs II G.
Miller and little son. Don Merrill.
have returned houe from . visli
20 Panama City. Pa. where sley
visited Mrs. ellis daughter. NJ.
r. A Davis and family. and hsf
son. Aubrey Gill and family
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
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Haaa# FHAday TIE players fsnKe
n zsa from IS - $ years
he Deaf and Damh uafn frsn
faeEaaH CoausE MIils vii pay
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nEzaa 81 ne hzh arnaaz fra
to-day The EaIaa THEg IAN
gee = kreeIH - s Eana Hash
uH Hzip-FnaaznH team 80 on
TaH9 f1r HaIzH fMHE teen
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tns HaH acaa6I SALE the nazEa
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
Christening Takes
Place II Our Lady
OF Victories Church

A christening - lnsHfeai 81
FsAsrAa ~ Mr. sfN8 Ms Nfh
.CeanrY Mss shes ~ Ehss Asag
ter ahsh asA pl&es Is Ire 0sn
.1aadY * N2tfaors CHss7sh alth
.use Hes Easlsee MsFssH effaxkst
~. aaaHdae August q
tisfee pm
Iht baht Nas gisfseHsaa n
a4a Ross
TIE afsanasfa wFfe Mm fkH
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
N. c. Everett Thanks
His Supporters
And Friends

Te sts putsfA It gMsksoe
ce8nsY
tekx antA meanh - express
lna a. fua p4F slfeetse MrGFfa
szan fW slse sHienaa *aae alsea
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gls3a enabling nN ~
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a ihn seessa ngtgnAfs. AaHsssi ~
hinces0iF FaufA
n 6 FNNHEfT.
Canahssts So Representative
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06

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fhsY beilawea ~ wfana haa
baen d~sllA~fstsi Yseamified
the be- ueah b. siieued ~
ass tfe La FeliewIaa So 81
rtsinn ths aeeeans 81 IS hatsasa
prpeeadaa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-08-06
AssA

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snx a. sfmAlse So as
thsne b. sfa1em@ Ans uaxn
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fhai even m&aW s9seas fEhi
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eFss 49, sfssa sasaY aaaruk
tbe @naa ifxu : stfs. 4 ~ ~
unaesksad thal sasa wFxxd 81
tsrcl : time wuad r. asikta
S0sux Wassts have : xfgsr
Rs aefsnffe ~ Ans Hashsfn n
aitb ast ~ litflf nn@ in thssg
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a feN asft $50 il wes need -
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natsly a dlsd 81 la eAn lnensss
Perfectly aIi right = > rAfa
@hirh eiAas me lsly ssgtse
festly right. of AL right leaves
nothing mere 81 h sid Qsllts
= Tea = Smother sxaTKesgusa
ard there SIT many viAssn.
II eu1 fashiussAle g. assuss
Niets@hs shsN day. Hut as
thing that he sad lsafs fcgneta
tssinK All great thoughts esssts
into the Nssld IN birds fext
soft patterlnR- birds Eeea slAs.
land nofns one discovery tlal
ranae ~ Il aege on bird fsst 49,
pneilisn In lp4n 81 Knklah
chemist named Fem1ng accident.
" left ; bleed aaf plata lhal
had been innewuiatsd wssh eta
phyioeucus bsrtmM ~ hia lah
~ 1tufr overnight TIE nrKs
morning be notacnd shsg : maEa
had grown ever he plate Inxa
fiKstien proved tlsaf use nsald
bad 10 some way Inhibited TIE
growth Il tx ksriessa Df Tsm
ina h~eause interested and eNpe
rifaented chemically waih ths
mold The result uamf~nrillsn
Howevsf either haeiesAuioniess
wsFe unly mildly Interested and
i w3s nj until isaa-wo8nri3eut
with The Outbreak ~ Nafti13t
Ia potential usefulness wae resi-
izsd - u W II rsHes. alae
"A E~nglishfnau Mang : Nounsa
81 soldier Niii oae Sc life -
these tNo Engliahfnsn ior ths
drug m important IL preventing
blood anninG more deadly
than snsmy guns 81 ne bsssis
field
prettless SIGHT q the wnsk
That riot of color ln he william
CsuiY yard on krahs ssensas ard
Cedar street II Is nothing more
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air, WTBO, Tuesday at 10:45. on
Child Care for the Children of
Working Mothers, building to
a good crowd at yesterdays meet
ing, where Eleanor Fowler. known
10 all readers of the CLIO News,
hold forth in the Textile Union
Hall.
Wenona Snyder, already vet
eran on the air: 1--WE women have
special reasons for wanting to see
Hitler beaten. He has degraded
women and destroyed the family
in Germany and the occupied coun-
tries. There will be no safety
for our children until he and his
kind are wiped out. -.
"It gives you heart to pitch In,
when you see that the working
people are beginning to count for
something In everybody's eyes, that
the community feels responsible
for the younger children rs well
as those Of school age. -.
They say they'll be drafting faith
ers on August first or sooner.
When that happens there'll be
plenty of women who have to get
out and look for jobs. It's a
good thing. The harder everybody
works. maybe the sooner victory
will be-"
Jean Meyers, committeewoman
for the down-twisting department
at the Celanese and delegate TO
the National Convention, bringing
the reactions, queries and problems
Of the women at the plant:
II know something first hand
about bringing up children and
how complicated 1t Is for the
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-24
Western Maryland Women
By an Auxiliary Member

mother who works. The mat
ter Of how many hours the centers
are open is very important. The
women who have been in the
plant longest have the privilege Of
working steady daylight. They
wouldn't be the women with small
children.
II have heard a lot Of talk in the
plant about the centers. They
ask questions about the hours and
the conditions under which the
centers will be run. They want to
know what the routine will be for
the children, how they will rest
and where, and what kind Of meals
they will get. :.
Everyone knows, or ought to
know, that it's important to keep
up production. Especially in a
place like Cumberland, where the
biggest plants are all working on
war orders. Absenteeism is a
serious problem. Suppose a
woman with one or two small chill
dren has a girl coming In to stay
with them, and the girl gets sick.
l heard of a woman who lost four
days work in one week because
her girl disappointed her and she
just couldn't make any other ar
rangement. Now, II she had had
CONTINUED on Page ~
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Plug in TO WTBO!

We recommend that every other
Tuesday morning you who are ut
home get out your basket Of
clothes, plug In your Iron and lis
ten to wTBO from lO:45 to ll:OO.
Western Maryland women will