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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13

Sir cine Station NIT peitperspeig,
ten lanbnirtihaftlidcn, inluitriel-
len !1nb finan5ieqen Sntereiien lit es
pras!iid ltnmoglid, ein MuBenban.
bels-Erogramm fcit5ulegen, oas. ieber
ein5elnen Sntereiien. ooer 8erufs.
erllppe &ednung trGgt. Stets miro
es 8irtihafts-S reaniiationen geben.
oenen I'M Sntereiie zines groBerea
3ieles auf oie 3ebenipisen getreten
lpersen mllB. SIM beiten Sale miro
es INNER nllr moslid iein. einen
Mittelmee su finoen, Ser ben oft ent.
aeeengeiesten gin5el-Sntereiien 5rpar
geritanonis entgegenbringt, aber Dor
allem bas 3iel bot, per Salbo Der
eausen Station gorteile gu bringen.
Meroet bieie ginihrGnfungen i'm
guee bebalten, Damn barf oas auf
Dem @ebanten Der @eeenieitigfeit
altfgebaute amerifaniihe Grade
9(greement Hrogram" als ein grfolg
oneeieben perben. @enau Dor fiini
Sabren lit bieies Hroeramm bonn
3ongreb angenommen uno bon Brit.
iioent &~ooienelt mnteraeidnet tpor.
ben. Seit Dem ~. sunni 1884 baben
20 Der pidtigen Nationen &anoels
abfommen nit BEN 8ereinieten Staa.
ten abgeidloiien. Inter oen eroBen
Nationen fehlen tatiddlid nur bas
@eid uno Stalien. tpeil sic Depiien.
fnappbeit uno 8irtidaftsitruft,tr
bieier Gambler bisber elm &in6ernis
fir ben Mbidlub zines gertraees Bill.
oeten.
Ser tiefere Sinn oes Me3ipro3i.
tGts Hrogramms bon Y%rGii6ent
@ooleoelt uno StaotsiefretGr Gull
beitebt einfah BARN, Gllrh ben gb.
idlub bon &anoeIsuertrGsen nit al.
len intereiiierten Notionen ben Delt.
baroel gu iteigern, bic &anoelsbor.
rieren aus benz Dege au rGumen.
bic a1eemeine HroiperitGt gu beben
uni, nlles IN aIem eenornmen, ein
eeiiinoeres gerbdltnis auiiden SIM.
port unb grport berbei5ufiibren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
Dr.. miller fiitrt Sic
,pieilerem3ler' 1~tnearns

8u6apeit. 2aut elmer Mitteiluns
Der 3eitung "Eeit l1iias" lit num-
mebr Ser ~9uiammenidluB iGmtliher
Observation-Disclosures Harteien i'm
unsariiden 0arlament unter 5ib.
ruug oes Mbseoroneten Dr. MelsIer
erfoIst. sc tuur6e ferner beidloiien,
6ab YfeiItreua als Symbol au neb.
men. Dos ginbeitslaser lnter BEN
Hfeilfreu5 aabIt nltnmebr 40 lbge.
oronete inn Sacrament.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
Sraee Scr 2~lbitimntmf,e
IN Dan3ia Hisfmtiert

2onoon. Tie ensliihe Oefientlidj.
felt beidGftist iid int i~teigenocn
MoBe NIT Ser Trage elmer Ibitimt-
lmul,g ser 9en5iser geu0lferung.
Iuf pltroe oie Inreeung elmer
internationalen aonferen5 gemadt.
s(uE in 6ranfreid miro oieie Mb.
itimrnung oisfltiert uno baran &c.
fniipft, 6aB 0an5ig unbepaffne1
Deutidlano anseglieoert mer6e lni
oaB YoIen tpie bisber Staot un6 ga.
fen benltben fann. 9ie polnide &c.
eierung id,eint binter Ser Ibltim.
murgsmahe 5u iteben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
8am eines 2lerstet auies
Int 8rlin beeann

Berlin. Nah Sen gnttuiirfen bon
Gorl gramer, Berlin, tpuroe al, ser
Sit-Beit-Md geeeniiber Ser Ted.
niid)en &ofidule an Ser 8erliner
StraBe nit Dem 8au zines Mer3te.
bau;es begonnen.
IS idlieBt geaen bic StraBe nit
einem ourd Sdulen besreuSteH e..
renbof ab uno miro ~folsenoe Chit
riftungen baben: 8ertpaltunss- uno
8irora,me fir @eidsleitune, &al.
iendr5tlide gereinieuns @roB.Ber.
lin. Meratefammer, Sonoerabteilul.
gen. @auamt fir Holfsgeiunobei:,
einen Speiie. uno 8ortragsiaal.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13

iioertin bes 3peis 4, un6 5rau So.
tb%arina' ulmann- 3afel. HrGiioentiu
oeS 3meig 81, MifaeI Bret, BrGiis
ocnt bes 3meig 1, beridteten, oab iie
lire aomitees bcreits ale a1faeiteat
bitten. Sefretdr @m. Sduiter muir.
Sc beanftraet 8iirgermeiitr @eidert
bon Garma eiu5uIaoen.
Sbscter.0 DIRECTOR 3arI 5rauih bat
sic Seitune bes Spieles in &6noen
uno 9err aarl 9onnertb bot iid tpie.
Ser SIR @erfiiaune seiteIt. Inn nit.
5uhelfen. Dab aIlc notnenoiee Dor.
rihtungen fir oos Spiel bergeitent
peroen. @err Sobn &ortmann itebt
auc] tpieoer i'm Dienit, er beiorgt sic
Santipreher unb min barauf ieben,
baB allies fein arbeitet.
Das 5sit oes sadientases tpiro
nit einem sroBen Gcloeottesoienit,
Der in Der 0elltihen 3entrale &ale
llm 1890 ltbr uormittags abgehaltea
unh bon Eaitor Sobannes Deutid,
Iaroer 81. ,,no Bfarrer GoiieIs Sten.
bertreter, 6errn Martin Motb, aar.
Sibst Ser Ebeologie. eeleitet tper6en
miro, cinaeleitet. Madber lit eemein.
idaftlihes Mittageiien uno nm 2:30
l1br nabmittags beeinnt oaS Hro.
gramm.
gs fam nit 5reu6en beridtet
tperoen. BOB tpieber pieIe oustpGrtiae
@aite iid ant Sadientae in gIebe.
laiS beteiligen iperben uno ole ans.
tpdrtigen @6ite, Die als Delegation
o6er als @ruppe iid beteiIieen, ia.
ben freien gintritt. Mle an6eren Be.
, iuder soblen Is Gents gintritt. ain.
Der unter is Sabren un6 3entraIe
MitsIie6er baben freien eintritt.
Gs iino ollie Siebenbiirser God.
len bon GlebeIono un6 umeebuna
FAINT oeren 5reunoen beraIi@ einee,
laoen tporoen an 6ieiem sro6ea
(Gortietuns olf Seite ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13

GIeuelano, Ohio. 9ebte ISOLDE biel-
ten ser Mnsifub llnb &~ilfsfomitccs
mi. 1lieber i'm Sitieite Safienbeim
eine Sibrns ab, tint nod Gin5elbei-
ten be3iiglif Gorbercitung 81 bripr~
der lt,b Sic 9cridte ser perid,ieN"-
men &omitees entgegen Su nehmcr.
Ser @oriiter George Sdneiber Be.
rihtete, haB er Sem 8iirgern,eiiter
bon GlepeIanb lotpie Sen beioen Hcn-
ner fir sen Safientag, Giarrer
8eibbaas unb Sans Oeutif)lGltoer
ST. geifr;cben habe lno oab beioe
suaeiagt hdtten, antpeienb 5u icin.
Die anberen 8omiteeporiiser bot
ten alh ale quite 8eridte unb anes
oeutet baraltf bin, bab bieier Sahien.
tag iid GROCER uno nod idoner &C.
i~talten miro oils ser lestidbrige.
9aniel Mebner. Goriiser bes Yro.
eramm- aomitces beridtet, 6ab ieit
&omitee ein iebr reidbaltiges aber
oennod furses Yroeramm ausgear-
beitet babe un6 Haitor Joiiel, gor-
iise.. bonn Tbeaterfomitee, beriftete.
iiber oas bon linn bearbeitete Spiel
v@riin6uns bon 6ermannitaot" unb
Dab ale &onen ihon pergeben ndreit
un6 ihon fleiBig seprobt meroe.
Cine 8eihreibune bes spieles er-
foIat an anoerer Stene.
propaganda : &omitee Soriiscr
| Ebomas Shneiber berihtet, oab lem
2or,itee aIles setan, I'M bos Set 81
einem eroen Grfolg gu seitalten.
Oas 6inan5fomitee nit @eora
shaier aIs @oriiter uno Oronunss,
fomitee nit Martin 8res als gor'
iiter iopie 6as Muiiffomitee mil
Daniel Tbenmann als Boriiser o.
ben aIe giinitige 8eri4te ab; leste'
rer beridtet aud, oaB oie Oirigenter
Yrof. NitoIaus un6 GROCER oie 2ie'
Der fleibia %einituoieren, ipe3ien fol
oiesmaI auh Elm Sugenodor mil
tuirfen. Grau Moria &enniees. HrS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
Reutralttatsplan
Roo(ebeltS erbalt
(cbmere @dblappe
Senatsausihub fir 2lufi dub bis CUR neuen5o

iefrc.lr Sui erflGrte, ct iiible jest.
oaB er auh meiterhin Sic Mnnabre
oes Acknowledgements in ser gesen.
tpGrtieen Seiiion %anraten mitiie.
Soqte iid Der 4onereB pertaeen,
obne sic neutrality-suspicious. slt
einem Ibidhtb gu b~rinsen, tpiiroe
Dies b~eoeuten, baB cine Stelrngnab.
me nidt Dor Sriibiabr 1910 Su Pr
narten lei, iagte Ser BrGiibent, uno
CT iiiate bin5ll, in oieier Belt tonne
iid piel ereisnen. auf Sic Jrage, OBJ
er INT Sale zines &rieesausbrufcs
an cine ginberufung oes aongreiies
suf elmer Sonoeriisung oenfe, ertui-
berte er, Cab al,h bies MIR eine grt-
iheioung nod bent 8cginn zines
&rieges lei,
Die peitere parlamentariife Sro.
5eoitr 5itr Joroerltng oes Neutralt.
tdtsgeiebes lit p~orerit ieoenfans nod
p00ig llngefldrt. St sablreiden Son.
greSgruppen elaubt man, oab sic
gntideioung oes Musiduiies sic &C.
gentudrtige Stromung nod baIoieer
Tertagung peritdrft babe. @enn lie.
bod, fir oie &egierung cine W0eIiG-
felt beitebt, einen raid)en geidIub
iiber sic Nel,tralitGtseeiessebung
berbei5uiiibren. uGre,, wabriheinIidj
sic meiiten bereit. sen 9arnpf altssll-
tra3en. God miro oas in nGditel
Seit entiGieoen tperben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
myiteriSier SclbitnaerN
Scs peliseidtefs pen 1tae

Damascus, Srrien. 8oIi5iiten Dor,
8agb6ao. sic Sodem Mlaaolli. 6enl
Decentralization Ser Yoli5ei bot
Srcf sugeipieien naren, famelt a,li
inrtihes Bebiet unc beridteten, bab
Mlaaol,i iid fur5 Dor Dem Grreifcn
Ser @rense eridoiien babe. ct urS
ieire Miiiitenten tuaren nnternegs
na6 2ebanon, UNI BORT einen 8eiu6)
Ses 4idbrieen 2oniss 5eiial bon
eesrat in einem Sommerfurort norslt.
bereiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
HnntGnicn traut SER
Anlien nib:

2onoon. Die Dem cnsliiden che
maiisen IuBenminiiter Mntbony
Cben nabeitebenSe 3eitung ~Yort.
ibire Goit" bringt Sic al,iifluBreid)e
Meloung, Ser rltmGlliihe @eianbte
in Son6on babe am Montag Der brit
tiiden &egierung mitgeteilt, oab
&umGnien gegen ie0e alauiel in oeni
~gepianten engliih-riiiiiden Ibfom-
men lei, Die es ser Somietregierung
selta!te, Inti=I ngriffsflauieln 10
aussulegen, baB Sic Somietregicrllng
iid in Sic internen Ingelegenbeiten
&um1nins einmiihcn Tonne.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
treben
elmer Gntlaxmn9
VrGfbemt Mooiepelt fteIt kd
binter 8HO.Gbe

@aibineton. Der BGI-gbef
Sberit s. 6. &arrington be5ifferte
oie 3abl Der bon ieiner 8eborbe be.
id~cftisten arbeiter. oie am eleidan
Gage ibrem @roteit gegen sic nellen
Mrbpits3eit- uno 2obnnoridriften Der
8HM nod 6urd Gernbleiben bon Der
Mrbe:t Ml,sorud aaben, ouf 100. 900.
SSn Henniplpanien unb Seriep BE-
idloiicn sic 8auarbeiterfarteGe inn
Sdobe Ser american federation Of
2abor, bie orsaniiierten 2eute vppm
8au" in ibren Staaten in Ben nod
item Sagen allaemein in Ben Streis
su beoroern. Sn5tuiiden lit in Baib-
ineton cine 9onferen5 aaer Mrbeiter-
~perbSnoe 5uiammen berlifen. llrt
W;ttel uno 8ege at finben, biei.
ne,len .riidi6rittliden @eiese, Die
iid allf ale 2obnregeluneen in Der
.9ufunft auspirfen tperoen" gu bre.
den Snapii1en perbreiten Die reaf,
tionIren Bolitifer sic 9nhrift, oaB,
tpern Yrdiioent MooiebeIt nidt NIT
oieler Neuregelung einperitanoen &c.
peien pdre. er oieies @eiet. init iei-
mem .geto" bate beIeeert fonnen. Sn
gang Mmerifa lit Die fiibrenoe Hreiie
NIT Insnabme Ser reaftionGren 8or.
teibldtter geeett 6teies @eies ,lno Der.
oanmt es nit idGrfiten Borten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13

Su,aon. 5ran5Oiiid- Ser
amerifaniide 8er9ungsoampier rEi.
geon" uto Der frana6iiide aiiiten-
lampfer rGaleuoeur" fubren nod
Der Gam-Mdbn Bai our GUIDE nod,
Dem e~ei,nfenen fran55fi&en Inter.
ieeboot -Hbenir" aus, bas am Is.
Sum- nit II Manm an 9oro unter.
ginc l,no 800 Sub inter @oii"r lie.
gen ioQ.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13

beiteben baranf, baf 8orlase porler
8eiet tuerocn mnk, ba insmiihen
8rieg %ansDredjtn f6nnle
8aibineton. aur5 nafoem bie
Heaierlli,g &ooiepelts i'm Senats.
altsiduB fir Ml,spdrtige Mngelcgen-
beiten cine fnappe Nieoerlaee erIit.
ten bate, mieoerbolten lire 8ort-
fiihrer Sic bebarrlih poreebrafte
6oroer,tng nod iofortiger grleoi.
suna zines nel,en Neutralitatsaeiet.
ses, bas oas b~eiteben6e @afienem-
barge aufbeber ioa.
Ser IusiduB, Ser gum eriten Mal
ibar bas nelte @eick abitin1ntte.
lpratb iid nit ~ gegen II Stimmer
fir eilte Sertasurg Biz slir n1fiten
Sibungsperiooe, alio gum 6riibiahr
1910, oiis = cine G%ntideioung. biz
bvn 8iiniden bon ErGiioent @ooie-
belt Sireft 5lipiberlGuft. 3tpei oemo-
frat'ife Senatoren, Sic BEL sen Dor.
ichrigen 8ahlen altf ser elite bcr
Sic Notwithstanding bonieiten Der
@egierungstreuen 9einofroten ftan.
bcn. iirH fir bic Gcrtog,tna beront-
tportIida Sc fino sic Senotoren Gil.
lette ,inO George. grber ben ertpdbn.
ten Senatorcn paren fir sic Ser
tagging sic Gemofraten &epnoIos,
Gan Hltps nnb Glert. DO, ser Gar.
mer-2nborit Sbipiteoo, ser Erogrei.
iioc 2aSoIlctte unb Sic Mep,tblifaner
@hite, ganbenbers, Sobnicn, Gap.
pcr urb 8prah.
3ouicbclt iparnt 9umaref
Graiioent Moolepelt tparnte Sen
9oaereB nod 8efanntlperoen bes
Ibitimml,ngsergebniiies ,6ab sic Ser
taglrng Ses OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm
Sale zines &riegsausbrudes inn
Muslanb cine ipdtere Stelunenabmc
li~n9en1ein erihmeren miiroe. Staats.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
meltflme Int 20 Gao-r
II Stun>en beenNet

Sem Sort. Ills Ser vNtlantic Clip.
per" geitern uormittag int Yori
8aibinston Jlltgbafen lanoete, be-
enSete elmer ser Naiiaeiere, Elm Waf.
Ter Normcn 6. See, einen Slug ,ln1
Ole 8elt nit fabrplanmdbfsen Slug.
5eueen. or bate gena,1 20 9age,
ii stunoen unb SO Minuten su iei'
ner &eiie iiber bier Groteile &c.
brauht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
Fcbceen Hiirftc iriitere
Semti4epier< beeenariten

8aibington. Superintendent Sart
erfldrte nod elmer ltnterreoung nit
Dem &riegsiefretdr 8oooring. er
lei 'eeiuiB, oas 9riegsamt tperoe Sic
@eigerune, Die iett int geiit ser
Maritime gommiiiion befinolidc,,
friiteren beutiden 8iers an Sic
Stcot 51 perfaufen, in 8ieocrertpG.
aitnq sieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
Gtane bei4tiet
StaNt Garra9cna

Sarragona. Sn BEN Straben Car.
ragonas paren 5u gbren oes italie-
nilben M~ubenminiiters @raf giano
grrbe 8ara6en beranitaltet. CT lit at
.oem 3wedc BORT, Spanien in sic
&om-8 erlin-a die gu brineen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-13
5arb(entag in Clebelano
Soil Dies 1ahr grocer uno ih0ner rceroen

Sic v8ranonna pun Sermaunitabt" urb amieefabrt. - 0as samse 1h
iuQ in encm Slim fehaebaltcn mcrbcn. Sadiem aus anberen Sieolmmaen
meroen lid aud oaran bcteiGgen. Smgeno mirb rsnem Nntel ne5men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-03
Pope Plus XII

Election of Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli as 262nd Pontiff of the Holy Roman Catholic Church yesterday came as a glorious climax to the solemn ceremonies that followed the death of the late be- loved Plus XI. One fact more than any other must have prompted the 62 mem- bers of the Sacred College of Cardinals to decide speedily upon the election of Pacelli. That was his closeness to the late Holy Pontiff and his understanding of and sympathy with all of his policies. These facts undoubtedly made it desirable that Pacelli be chosen to continue the work that Plus XI started and which he was carrying on so earnestly.
 It had been said often that the Papal Secretary of State could not succeed to the Papacy because of this office. Cardinal Pacelli was admittedly among the strongest candidates for the sacred office of vicegerent of Christ on earth And so it is to him that the Cardinals, drawn from every quarter of the globe where the Roman Catholic Church has penetrated, turned. To this able, lovable, courageous, intelligent, and understand ing high priest is entrusted the spiritual guidance of a vast congregation, the tenn poral guidance of compact little state enclosed by the walls of Vatican City.
 Selection of the name Plus XII by Cardi- nal Pacelli undoubtedly reflects the new Pope's reverence and respect and admir- ation for his predecessor as also for those who have, too, taken this name before them. Continuation of the policie- of the late Pontiff, spreading of the gospel of peace, dispelling of the doctrine of hatred, will be the new Pontiffs purpose. May his reign over his great Church and the millions more who are influenced by it continue to the day when all peoples are united in one common cause, racial and religious ties proving no barrier to com plete international accord.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-03
Profitable Puzzles

The jig-saw puzzle does not seem to be so much on the public mind as it was few years ago, yet a concern in New York which makes, rents and sells such puzzles reports that 1888 was it's biggest year. This company maintains free delivery and rental service. It charges 35 cents a week for 200-piece puzzles and SIPS a week for those of 750 pieces. For 1,500- pieces puzzles deposit of $1 is required in addition to the rental charge.
 Even more interesting are the custom made sets. It is said that customers bring in everything from an old oil paint ing to hand-written note to be mounted and cut into puzzles. The company does this job elegantly. The pieces are backed with polished mahogany and are pleasant to touch and handle They are intricately cut so that "there is charm to the sport" of putting them together in the right arrangement.
 New Workers apparently go for all this in a big way, big enough at least to keep the company prosperous. Some one has recently called the automatic coal stoker business "depression-proof' The jig saw puzzle business seems to belong in that classification.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-03
Practical Patriotism

It is not necessary for government and business in this country to love each other. The two types of citizen represent such different outlook and, even when they are both quite honest, such different forms of loyalty, that it is hard for them to understand each other. The business man is naturally thinking first of suc- cess in his line, of group loyalty to the people and interests he represents. And he does not regard this attitude as dis loyal to his country or antagonistic to his government It is his natural way of thinking. He is a product of his job and environment, and he tends to harmonlze his national thinking with his group or class thinking.
 The labor leader is likewise preoccu- pied with his immediate surroundings and interests He and the people asso- ciated with him consider it right, and even patriotic, to think and act as they do, and are inclined to distrust both bus mess and government where interests seem to clash The statesman who has spent the best working years of his life in public service naturally feels himself a champion and representative of an impersonal government supreme over all classes. And when honest = as states men usually are, in spite of cynical dis trust of them among other groups - he regards himself as patriot, even when upholding an unwise policy. We are all conditioned" by our jobs and sur roundings.
 All we can expect, then, is for these competing groups to admit each others good intentions, and to compromise their differences and work together for con- mon purpose as sensible citizens and patriots. There are some indications that we are coming into such workable arrangement now, to liquidate this long, devouring depression and start ahead again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-03
Spring Planting

While Old Man Mars is rarin' to go, the gentle goddess Ceres is on the job. She may have the last word on Europe's threatened Armageddon this spring. The dictators find their countries short of food, and are said to feel that they can't mobilize until the corps are planted. There is serious shortage of farm labor, especially in Germany.
 This is good news to all the world, including the dictatorship countries themselves. The men of military age trenches. They would like to reap their crops, too, instead of being reaped them selves by the old fellow with the scythe who got 1O,OOO,0O0 of them in his last big harvest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-03

Elsewhere on this page tonight will be found letter from representative of the New Haven Road calling attention to proposed legislation now facing the Connecticut General Assembly. A series of four bills, to be heard later in the session, are cause of the complaint that citizens of the state should now let them be showed through as remedial legisla- tion. In general the bills are concerned with increasing the amount of weight that commercial vehicles may carry on Connecticut highways. The New Haven Road regards this as an avenue to oper- ation of huge trucks over state roads with the consequent wear and tear on them and bridges, not to mention the incipient danger to other vehicles travel ing the same roads. We had thought that there was move afoot to control these ponderous trucks and that the trend was the other way Evidently not, so our legislators need to consider these impending matters carefully.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-03

for governor, and Martin would run for the senate. Whether the plan goes thruogh remains to be seen, and depends largely upon the gentleman who has just been reviewing the fleet. However, it is important to remember that New Dealers chief objections to Schwellenbach's appointment is the hole it would leave in New Deal ranks in the Senate. The Yantis appointment would remedy this-at least until 1940.
 JEWISH REFUGEES
 What may prove to be the biggest refugee movement in this hemi- sphere is now being explored by U s. officials en rotue to the Domini- can Republic. A commission of sev- en experts has just left for Santc Domingo Possible result is the set ting of 100000 German refugees in the island republic.
 What makes the expedition signi- f1cant is that it is not made up of diplomats but of experts in soil, for estry and public health. They aim to find out what the refugees could grow that would not create a prob- lem of competition with present Dominican crops. They also want to find in what part of the republic the group could be settled with safety to health.
 The commission is headed by Dr. H. D. Barker of the Bureau of Plant Industry, with Dr. William Kramer of Forest Service, and Dr. Arthur Kocher of Soil Conservation Service Copyright, 1899, by United Feature
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-03
Kids vs. Icy Sidewalks

In a winter-bound northern city re- gently sidewalks have been icy and slippery. Three hundred persons have fallen and been injured seriously enough to appear in records of the police de- partment. Many others, no doubt, have suffered wounded feelings, black-and- blue bruises and sore muscles.
 The teacher of a nursery school was among the seriously hurt. A number of her pupils came to school reporting tumbleS. Keen interest in safe sidewalks developed in that group. Said the teacher, Whenever you pass house where the sidewalk is icy and dangerous, go up and ring the door bell. Ask them if they won't please put some cinders on the ice" Some of the children did this. In one case, small boy even offered to sprinkle the ashes himself, and proceeded to do so when provided with the material.
 We hate to think what his mother said when he came home with ashes on his