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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31

made to complete the cross.
 Today is the official closing day of the drive, and workers have been urged to make returns promptly,
 A special entertainment, mark ing the close of the campaign, will be presented at Victory House on the Green tonight from 5 to 8 o'clock. Scovill's Fife and Drum Corps will parade from the main plant to the center to take part in the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31
CAVANAUGH NABS
 WOOLWORTH THIEF

John Murray, A, who gave his address as Massachusetts, was ar- rested shortly after noon today on charge of theft and breach of the peace by Patrolman Joeph Cava- naUgh who said the man had taken a quentity of trinkets from the Woolworth store on East Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31
RETURNING VETS
 PROBLEMS AIRED

Dr. Irwin L. Child of the Yale University Psychology department and Dr. Clyde w. Gleason of the Veterans Administration at Newing- ton headed group of four speak CTS at the second session of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31

Tn World War I Germany en- joyed two years of air superiority before the Allies gained suprem- acy; history repeated in World War II.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31

Practically every prison inmate in Britain ois doing war work.
 Repulped waste paper is being used ti line war hospital huts in Italy,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31

The annual rummage sale for the support of the Sunday School Mis- sionary Offering of St. Johns Epis- copal Church will be held Thursday, April 90.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31

The W. 0. T. U. will hold a sil- yer tea and white elephant sale next Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 at the First Methodist Church. At 3 Mrs. Earl ". Pierson will reivew the book Jefferson Himse1r.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31

The Mandy Thursday Communion Service will be held this year at the Third Congregational church April c at 6 o'clock. Rev. Dr. John c. Walker will be the preacher. The Second, Third, Bunker Hill, West Side Methodist and the italian Con-
 regatiOnaI churches will unite for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31

Good Friday evening at 8 in the Second Congregational church audi tOrium the joint chOirs of the First Baptist church, Bunker Hill Con- gregatiOnal church and the Second church will present the cantata, SThe Seven Last Words by The0- d0re Dubois. Prayers will b. offered for the men and women in the arm. cd forces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31

Fay Clark will be guest speaker at the last session of tho Second Congregational church Sunday Noon Club April 2 at 11:45 8. m. in the chapel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Farmers' M arket

FRttTs-hrpies BGdeIns No /. 81 soa
50 4h-ln hu. Delicious No ! 50 S0a
so 4s-ih eu .Nor,hwestsrn Greenings
Ne ,.',,, c-! s. 25s2so 4e-in eu Rhaee
10 ou Mcintosh No ! t555@5s SO IS.
ID eu Northern spys. No 81 Aoa2-sn
fa.tr=fa @-7vE' 50 s2a2 SO ash
hu sjceies REQ NJ 81 so ASH. ~
vFcETABLE cREESs-ceiis-ds 80 / 81
a so hu LcCsy No. Sial so do2
bchs. Spinach. No. !, Sl.5oal7S islb
LETTUCE ANR SALAD GFrENs-celer,
cabbage ianr, - suat bu 40 J. 81 75
Leaf euuce hotholse, No i, 81 soc
80 ln-n. haskct
vtri Pr r71-T-v WISC-- Retts. ~ 7S0
90, do1 hCh' iopped 10 tlo so ~
Cshtege No. sia1 Is 5o-lh hu red
80. Sial 80 hu curly. ~ 75ca 81
tl Csrroff topped fancy. t22S IN 80
bchs Celsry fame, 81 g0a 40 dol. bchs
80 e5a aoc Michiran squares fancy
- 20 dos hsbs celery root NJ go
10 ou fennel- fancy 3 der bcnS 80
- HcJssrse,S NJ, - psSs e, ,s1s
s2N2 80 IN Psnley root ~ J. aoceN q
Rsa,5, q'''q rss bS.soo., i 20 90 a., 80 bcb Su
S.''' 81 5ssi 50 NJ sadstiE N peiieisa,
fancy 81 rs bu 10 oocasi 2 1sn.'
9geso. 10 eoss'i IS eq HUBBARD i,,
u.s. tgrnip, 40 / 7scasi dof bcht
vsgs'abls oysters No 81 doi schs
medium, siSels'sO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Rail List
Moves Up

NEW YORK. Dec. 19 ms
The railroad shares returned 70
The head Of the stock market to-
day, The place they had occupied
for nearly two weeks of steadily
advancing prices. II was ragged
column they led however Most
iudusuials were mixed, while
utilities moved but little. Volume.
also. was off from the heavy trad
ing Of recent sessions,
The buying Of the rails was SUI
hcient TO lift the general market
averages above last nights close.
Large blocks of 3. & q, y. Y
Central. Southern Pacific and
Northern Pacific changed hands
at advancing prices, with South
ern Pacific and b. & Q. hitting
new highs for the year and longer.
In the industrial list, such
pivntals as General Motors, Chrys-
icr Bethlehem and L. $. Steel all
held al or fractions below last
nights cloSingS. Utilities Sageed
slightly Curb prices were mixed.
Bonds held in A narrow rut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

Heavy truck productio n
climbed more than 80 per cent
between June and December but
still behind schedule. according
10 the regional War Production
Board. Production OF heavy
heavy trucks was 81 per cent
greater in November than in
June and light-heavies were up
35 per cent.
As of Dec. I, however, the
heavy-heavy program was lag
ginC IS per cent. The bright
spots in the picture were the
fact that light-heavy trucks
were 2 per cent ahead of sched-
ule and large truck and bus tires
were ) per cent ahead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Auto
Graphs
Detroit Now on 4
Bro Airline Routes
BY sILER FREEMAN

Despite all the dire warnings
that unless Detroit got itself
new airport, II would be ignored
by the bic airlineS. on their
transcontinental routes, this city
today found itself on two more,
making four in all. OR perhaps,
- vas because OF these warnings
and the faith that Detroit as
usual will come through.
The Civil AeronauticS Board
has granted extension of routes
10 Northwest AirlineS and
United Airlines 10 make Detroit
regular stop At the same
time, II denied applications of
four others 10 serve Detroit,
The unhappy four are Transcon-
tinental and Western, Brainiff,
Chicago and Southern and CO.
lonlal.
The authorization, giving Sc
attic and the northwest direct
one-carrier service 10 Detroit,
specifies that service between
Milwaukee and New York shall
he provided only on through
planes originating al st. Paul
and Minneapolis or points west.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Liquor Racket

Speaking of black markets,
some of the practices in our
state liquor stores are over the
borderline In this respect.
One businessman reported
that in the downtown store the
other day he saw a man 60
TO the counter. and pick up a
total OF 10 bottles of Scotch
two az a tiHe-which he placed
in his car.
At no time did he go near
the cashier, having already pro-
cured the five necessary little
receipts
Meanwhile, this man waited in
iine and was blandly Informed
that there hadn't been any
Scotch for a couple of days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Sees Good Year

Notwithstanding serious labor
shortages which have caused
curtailment of production 10
about 20 per cent of capacity,
Diesel-Wemmer-Gilbert Corp.
sales this year are expected to
approximate Sll,000, 600 against
Sl0.653.3 21 in 1913
Present indications. based on
comparison OF this years
quarterly statements with those
10 Sept. 80. 1913, are that earn
ings for the year 1914 Will be in
the vicinity of S550,000. or s.. SS
per share, subject 10 year-end
adjustments. This would COM
pare with net profit reported for
1913 OF 1882 69933, or s. 22.53 per
share.
Tobacco supplies remain at
satisfactory levels and it is UNI
derstood this Detroit company
has continued peak production
of name-brand cigars insofar as
possible, with 80 per cent Of
total output going 10 the armed
forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Seeks Subsidy
For Planes

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19-Air-
plane manufacturers and govern
.ment should. start work soon on
the development Of postwar air
craft, Civil AeronautIcs Admins
traitor T. p. Wright declares,
Envisaging the time when thou
sands of war-trained fllers viii be
in the market for a craft OF their
own. Wright suggested that steps
be taken -tu-Insurp- prompt pro-
duction when the war ends
To stimulate such planning he
advocated making federal funds
available through CAA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Late Deals
Hit Grains

CHICAGO. Dec. 10 (INS)-
Grains generally were lower in
today's late dealings.
Wheat closed &c TO sc off and
around the low with December
at Sl67s..
Corn finished &C off, oats un-
changed to sc lower, rye &c 10
sc off.
Barley was independently firm
late and closed &c 10 lc higher.
Wheat and corn moved nerv-
ously in early trading. Trade was
moderate and prices held TO a
range of about cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Credit TO Dean

Pennsylvania Central was
granted permission 10 operate
directly between Chicago and
Detroit. with Grand Rapids as
an intermediate point on some
schedules. This is for what Pea
has been fighting for some time.
American AirlineS, the fourth
big line coming into Detroit, had
an application in for service TO
Cleveland on its New York,
which seems 10 have been over
looked by the CAP. At least.
there was no decision given as
yet.
Much credit for the addition
of one-carrier service TO this city
must 60 to Allen Dean of the
Board Of Commerce. Dean has
been committing between De-
troit and Washington in an eff
fort 10 convince the powers that
be we are worthy of bic league
flying schedules. And he seems
10 have succeeded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Detroit Produce

Trading In fruits and vegetables was fair -
the Detroit Union Produce Terminal SuppiT
a. plsctica.y all commodities we're moderate
q plentiful except iceberg head lettuce and
Western box 5pples which were IN rather Hgnt
supply and cleaned rapidly a. ceiling prices
A. stock ~ good quaiiy moved freely a. or
closs ~ Collins prices.
APPLEs-RIcrigs hu q g 40 :. nrn-
ST Mein,o,f Be-, sS7is3 ~ s''' i.ir ,eIop
Northern Spyt s. lsa742 Phods island
c-een.nrs isir - wsshinrion boz ne.
toss extra isncy s. 7ss s.'iiS''' ''' "'-'
BEANS - Florida HI hmprs valentines
- 500 3 80 Pentiius Stgs2s
BEETS-TeEsS p rrts s2a- so
EROCCoLI-Pony rrts- California ts-a .
krtzont So 80 TeTst 2. crlt SIS
CABBAGE - soIa-- .seAs-4oono brirens
Texas L1I Anfsies crtE - New YORK
o.e 500 SOB sacH - 2sq a.
s-eoa s44l Arizona 6eosa S4.-s of as
caULIrLowER z california ara Aaloo'
cTLEFY-cd-..--n.a ere rs1eu s47-a
50 I.ones Grioen Hfsr' 80 So -ogf
e. snc smsile- 50 No Mi-riEsn Colleen
cUcuMBERs- Ft7-trg. ~. tsEts. 1ssf. $40
ell caryovsrt. S7of
estPLTruIT.-Tss,sss vnis boxes s. -s
80 plrss - 1inf 30.
cRAFEs-Cst lu Enps-r. cS
&c hioisu 8 so timcust g. toae -t
.LEI .Ck,-Af.,ona 60 I,rtfs SIS cL
bfsH 81 90
oEioNs-so-t ssro r. So Yellow
rrerigr- Nst-rfrs- 81 rnrr a. tv.t .-,g.
$40 icsr0-C Colorado evfff Spanish So
SIN and isrrs- s. 5oelsC 1--r Hsr
81 foNl -b
oRAESEs-Fle-ids. BOXES. fsfs ro tss,
rrcsfly ttdS 30
POTATCES-I or-tf urF B. 50 r7s
ieane Eulssf Blthsnsf t- a. u'trfr
trace SIS fo.r ssfFf 49, luIfr Grade
10r Nsins - sraff g. rI'-s .rIrr t- as
iS-It tsrEf SO frr Wifrlesr ~rIIrrts.
sse5 Cppsi Ftrinsg.a Ea's1c.nt tsa
PApISHEs-Texss e-'t e. fsw sz7t
orr hssts hofh0ltf s1rf So
eHALLrTe--LNlifIfrs hr'F fifa lG CTS
~ a. enae 80
sWErT FOTATCTs r.ae p-sr Nf~r
touifisns fs1ss 1ss Tsrntttfs s.
t1s North Caroline tsN-r s1-c. Rev
te0sy q q 80 g Jertf,t So
T11aiott-EspacEt, 20 IDS, t23o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

sion is located
a { Warren.
O., and makes
landing craft,
Diesel engine
par tS-an d
other heavy
equipment for
The navy.
Lake "a a s
with General
Motors for Is
V @ a S a n q
W a s e. V G n
leave Of All
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Grubb Heads Dealers

The Detroit Oldsmobile Deal
ers Association has elected
Harry Grub as president for
the coming year. Other officers
are Charles Clohecy, Royal Oak,
vice president; Elmer Young,
secretary-treasurer.
Arthur Shore has been re-
appointed TO represent the Olds
dealers on the Detroit Auto
Dealers Association board of di-
reCtorS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
West New York Bank
Merqes With Jersey

NEW YORK, Dec. 19-National
Bank of West New York has been
consolidated with the First Ma,
tional Bank of Jersey City, il was
announced by Kelley Graham,
president of the Jersey City Bank.
West New York organization will
he known hereafter as West New
York office of the First National
Bank of Jersey City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
What New
In Business
N. Y. Central Chief
Calls Space a Spade
By WARD SCHULTZ

Gustav Netzman, new preSi-
dent OF the New York Central
Railroad is a tall husky, good
looking chap who believes In
giving the facts even when they
hurt.
Al his press conference YES
terday. l asked HIM what he
thought OF the outlook of the
roads after the war and ne
said:
II took Tor n fevetinG off Of
revenues with n decline during
the recanverSion period. Later
there will be sharp upturn.
but postwar railroad revenues
will definitely not reach war
time levels for many years TO
come"
He spoke Of the difficulty the
rails face in competing with
trucks and planes because of
government SHbSidization OF
these two forms of trsnSporta-
ton. mentioned that some Of
the aiTiIueS are contributing 10
the costs of new airports and
he retorted
In one Of our larger cities.
the sirlines agreed 10 support
the airport financially. The
revenues from the pay toilets
exceeds the aggregate amount
received from the airlines."
And when I asked HIM about
reported black marketing Of rail
transportation, he said fatty:
1--WE heard of IL, but never
actually found any cases of what
I consider black marketing. IL
you call the transportation agent
In this hotel and he manages To
get YOU accommodations, you
might give him IS or S10-I
don't call that black marketing.
That's q tip-the same kind
you'd give a waiter.
Brother. you may not agree
with Metzmar, but you have TO
admit he's frank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

business LOT 10 N ID, bLNosoinn
years, and started the Wilkes
Barre agency of the company Just
six years ago. During the interval
il has climbed to fifteenth posi-
ton in the company's list OF sales
units.
Reese will continue to represent
the Proyident Mutual and will re-
tain the title of general agent, but
will devote his time to personal
production and the servicing OF
outstanding personal insurance.
He will, however. relinquish the
responsibilities of management.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Set Thompson
Offering Price

NEW YORK Dec 19-The price
of Az? has been fixed for the pro-
posed public offering of $4,000
shares of new common stock OF
Thompson Products, Inc. accord
ing to an amendment to the regis
tration statement filed with the
SEC.
A group headed by Smith Bar
ney & Co. and Mcdonald & Co.
viii make a public offering. OF
tfering price is based upon the
closing market quotation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

general agent
for Detroit and
vicinity as of
Jan. 2. He will
be succeeded
by Roland d.
Benscoter, for
merly general
a & c n [ a [
Wilkes Barre.
b c n C otter
has been in the
life insurance
a -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Thatcher Gets Loan
From Insurance Firm

NEW YORK. Dec. 19-Thatcher
Manufacturing Co, Elmira n. Y,
has obtained a 100000 15-year
loan from Mutual Life Insurance
Co. Of New York. The finanC-
ing vas arranged through Clark,
Dodge e. Co of New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Report Lower Cost
Process for Powder

NEW YORK. Dec. 10 new
process for making smokelesS
powder using sulphate pulp that
makes kraft paper, was announced
by Western Cartridge Co. DR..
Fred Olsen. research director OF
Western Cartridge, said the hew
process is less expensive than any
now IN use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

sence TO become vice president
and general manager of the CO.
lumbia Machinery and Engineer
ing Corp. of Hamilton, O., which
had army and navy contracts
for heavy weapons and ma
ChinerN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
WOOdau Lists
Gain i'm Net

Woodall Industries. Inc, reports
net profit for the fiscal year
ended Aug. 81 Of 1928, 954. equal
TO 81 90 per share, as compared TO
S225, sol or Is cents share in
1913. The net is subject TO re-
negotiation.
Net sales for the corporation
for 1914 amounted to So, 499, 1873,
against ST., 30S,4 44 year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
List Successor
To Nat Reese

Nathaniel Reese. who has
headed the local agency of the
Provident Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of Philadelphia since 1900, is
giving up all responsibilities as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Lake Gets Graham Post

+. Peerce Lake has been
named vice president and gen.
eral manager of the Warren
City Manufacturing division of
Graham-PaiGe Corp. The divi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
DoW-Jones Closing
Stock Averages
tobacco Price Steady

NEW YORK, Dec. l9-Tobacco
growers ceiling prices for 1914
crop of nine types of cigar filler
and binder tobaccos will in nearly
all cases be the same as for 1943
crop \NN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

Order the United states War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Dividend Of 10Cents
Voted by Gar Wood

Gar Wood Industries, Inc, de-
clared a dividend of 10 cents on
the common. payable Feb. /, to
stock of record Jan. Ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Livestock M arket
DETROIT

cArrLE-Rece,pts. 100 Fresh receipts
mainly cows only moderate carry-over az
classes tradins active prices cd nm on and
msaiun,-steefs -snd -yesfiiass-sa+s - SO
late Monday, good 10 choice aoo,lo steers
81 ,oe oII Sc, Sp"'T few Better cows sl2 and
above most Gamers and cutters sfTs ouIk
common to good sausage bulls. $50 IL GOOD
oe ciAL SSEs ZOO active. steady TOP
and bulk good TO choice vealeIS - %
sos1iaS sssiHssis 50; cults, ssaii; heavy
'' Hocs~Rsceipts. 600. Bidding 5 2sc
hiSh 1 bulk 2oo-27o lbs sl4 IS. en,r .Gc
lbs. sl4ss; iirhtweishts soc higher. eqls
Iso.tso lbs. siASfae5: most 1901 so
lbs, sI3@I37s sows 25e hisher, mostly
~ s1HEE iP $4,000: active strong on
sheep and lambs; bulk good to choice nS NV
lambs si4sosis quality improved In., rD.o vmn
snd sScd. 9noa' 500 common .na medium
siosI2 culls. .s5@s bucks 81 less. most nos,
t lft ewes h.ndySeishis' $3.50, euiis and
ewes, s2s3.
CHICAGO Dec 10 ms l-HoGsI2e 600 ,
; sfa Zoo e isS i s..yy tsGi94 s
dun ts9 15, soIs7s s? ' p.esns .ov
u. Boo eSs sey . fss' Il Sd aSs
butchers Heifers Saai6bo. cows. $50
bulls saml3sO. calves $50 so. feeoer
steers tlo@l375. Stockers steers. ssG
IL so cows and heifers, s7al2
SHFEP-i2 600. steady Choice lambs ~
6I5. common s1oai3 yearlings Sloe
1875 ewes. s4e7 so. feeder lambs sll
rITTsBURGH
PITTSBURGH Dec. 10 Inns -cATTLE-
100 steady steers, good 70 choice, SIS 80
ar so medium 10 good. STAG - common
10 medium Si2Glf grass steers, 500 ;. 81.
heifers good 70 choice. Si4 500 -, medium
IN good sl2@l4 so common to msdium
medium nUm 10 10 good. Is soSeso, Gamers and
cutters SaG7 bulls. good ~ choice, WIG
II common 10 medium, So 500 so
HoGs-25o- .sctivc and IS esnv niEnT ne,
ais oSslsiS. 10000 lbs, slsosslS $
22o-2So lbs tiSdlSlS 2so.3Oo los
ti4 7AaIs 5no-3bo lbs, si4 asa IA >
ioo-iSo lbs Si2 S0ai4 roughs $3.50 -
SHEEr--loo active Choice lambs SIS 80
aiS medium TO choice, Sill SO ~ 50
common -isrhyN t5nT. ewesl-S2dt no
chLvEs-7s active Good n choice 81
aia medium. si3@if, culls and common
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
WINNIPEG GRAZ,


WINNIPEG. Pee Inns Rye closed y,
In nc lower today. Dee, 81 osas old. May
81 ioI, July 81 osi. a os's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
cuICAGo CAsu GRAN

tHTINUU tNNH UNNTN
CHICAGO Dec. 10 inns Cash grain
WHEAT-NOns
CORN-sample yellow. eSs.c
oATs-No. 4 white, 72e, sample white
63s.d6Ac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO, DC IT IINS -IaSh sIAIh or
track.
WHEAT-No 2 red. sl74Is
CORN-No. : yellow. 81 1891 Is. No )
yellow. Sil49ll4iz.
OATS-No. ? white, 7SsT6e. No. ) white
T4a74i2c.
soYBEANs-No. ? yellow. s2I7.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-07
URGE L. :. SHARE
RESPONSIBILITY
FOR MANDATE

B1ero1 JPs - pa With :
srople-ae-ted- --g1t 2csEo-y g-Te
tae U-ited Stz.es g-erte- PAR
rerssio oTer Pz.=z--e nth :
eyolrez .-to J=~z1 Es-czA
Eorae eccord1g II - te--z q
the Ne-dzt=, < .-c.1c=d r : =
porr is1ed ~ -.= E--T@cs----=s
Ca-cro.ttee II Pos-Her T--e--s--
io-al Problems Tae r=rc- r.
recci-g tse oc.1.oc q faulty
gror1ps = torrT-cTo colleges I'd
UNIVERSITIES. proccs@s th4 es-so-
..sazaect n r. -erIz--o1al e.
on.eI ccra-a.ss.o-- WITH -a= Cciced
STATS Il participant - slperTise
the ADMINISTRATION u narrated
ard dep@.deat areas.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-07
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Jews PRESENT
PAINTING

mDAD. TPTJILLO, Domini-
CT RepubZc (JTA)-The jewish
ccr-.z-tty q the Dominican Re
rubs5c rzrEed the centenary o.
IL contrys Independence by
--ese--g : painting to the gov
zr--e-t TIE painting was &C
ceo.zd - Attorrey-General Paoio
VI PeeE-o. on b@haf q President
T-EEo. q ceremonies attended
~ .gh goTerrment officials and
e--c-z-.c representatives Dr..
Tz--er Rto.-sc1ek- president OF
n Te~z. community, made the
ux@@ 1-.o-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1944-04-07
Anti sernItisnn Not A Separate
PPOblena

TIE Ca1aczl FIR Den1crecy RS
.aa1eG Z rep1r FIR - sct.T-t-es
s1r lGs1. T. ccverz 4 U.cs sccpe
II uorz- 81t II tae year taat
eew t,e sttsczs ri Jewish cid
re1 *. tse str@eta Il Bls-o1., tae
deaecrat.oa II pIaces II ~oraa-p
Il ,.eu York city. the eraerge1ce
II Pecrea3ntative Joh1 z, Rankin
~ tne voice II bigotry Il Chr
gresa, the PatroIraz1 Drew case In
View York City with its overtones
If Ea2cist infiltration into the
Police Departrnent-in 1913 the
Council for Democracy apparently
did not consider anti-Seraitism u
IL 3 separate problem.
Neither ri the Councils recog-
nizea anti-Seraitisrn - distinct
probIera. II both places. in al
most IDENTICAL phrases, ! found
the idea that I'll intolerance il
baaicaAy the sarae" Adolf Hit
Ter. hoWever, dlsagreeg For the
.Saz!s, ant!-Scroitis1a il the chief
Evening star., 1944-07-27
Vandenberg Acts 10 Speed
Reconversion Legislation

By the Associated Press.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July q
Senator Vandenberg, Republican
of Michigan, asserting that chances
for an early German collapse are
sufficiently encouraging" to make
early enactment of reconversion
Legislation vital, said last night he
had summoned Republican Senators
to a Washington conference Tues
day morning
Senator. Vandenberg said he had
invited all Republican Senators who
intend to be in the Capital when
Congress reconvenes to join in a
meeting of the Republican Senate
Steering Committee for a discus
sion of any further recess.
1T is my own view" he said.
that regardless of House action the
Senate should Immediately proceed
with its own responsibility for COM
pleting reconVersion legislation
Evening star., 1944-07-27
Restaurant Men 10 Discuss
Price POSTING With 0PA

The District Restaurant Advisory
Committee will meet this afternoon
for the first time with District Of
flee OF Price Administration officials
TO go over new restaurant regula-
tions requiring the posting of prices
on 40 of the most popular dishes
served customers, OPA Director
Robert K. Thompson announced
Yesterday.
The meeting will be held in the
Washington Hotel at 3 pm. Grady
Jutnam of the S. & w. Cafeteria is
temporary chairman of the commit
tee. A permanent chairman will be
named today.
Posting Of the 40 menus in each
restaurant here will be required on
and after August 16, Mr.. Thompson
said. The 40 items finally selected
will not be announced, however, un-
til about August 7, officials said.
Mr.. Thompson said discussion also
will cover ways for the industry and
the OPA to cooperate in effectine
compliance through a joint program
of trade education.