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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

lpoEer mir bcten llno hotfen oab audi
ionit in Scr acnicr @elt all bas 10
|nrnot.ee @lntreralcbcn lnS Nliin.
oelr auo Gifer'uhten ser &Glfer 81,
Gabt fomnlen tate 10 bolb lpie nlog,
lid.
Gold, Elm @ebet rutIererieits bier
in i;nierer neller SeImot ion es audi
nid't unterlallen sli eleid1er 3eit
Sem tiefen Saif stllsoruf slt geben.
boi; :,euigltens biz icst es llns per=
aol.nt iuoroen lit oem ichredlihen
Seioeu sit entar5en, oaB in 10 pielen
Eloscn herrld,t ae9en,pGrti9, 1no
,tnier 8cbet icll bcn @,lnif nmo sic
Sofilunna cinicblicbcn, bob aud, hin
tort llniere ,Siib,er bier MIR oas bette
@r rlicin ser ptelcn Willipnen Mcn
'd'cn in hie'enl 2anoc I'M Sil,ne hu.
ben l;nh ia ollrs mGelihe su t,n lms
nid,t IN loIh 'd,redlid)e &otaitrppbe
itii.;cu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Mnd, omcrifaniihe Sd)iffe NIT aun-
tcrbcn6e ,perbcn ppn Neidls-lt.Su6'
ten nid)t scid)unt per6eW

Nerlin. Sn unterrihteteu 8reiien
ipllroe nit erobtem Tahbrllf ee.
iaqt, Sas 9ieid, iperoe ben 9riten
,lpcr in allen 8lofaoes sMabnabmen,
Dor client biniiGtlih ser 1eitleaung
oes Yeeriffes aontrabonbe, bic Sni-
tiatipe iiherloiien, llno penn man
nlio in 2cnbcn Sen 9feutralen 1,n-
aeit5"ten transport bon Sebens-
mitteln mad, Seutiflonb erlal,be. 10
tperoen bon oeutiher Seite nihts ge.
iGcGen, ibnlihe Senounaelt mad,
oen britiihen Snieln 81, bebinoren.
Sails gnelcno aber beiipielslueiie
Butter aui sic Sontrabanoeliite iete
uno ein finiifer Sampfer perlude
cine 8utterlaonna mad, England SIT
bringen, 10 rperoe 9eutihlanO feines.
Ials 5osern elm iolhes Shiif ailf-
;llbrineen pocr SIT nerlenten. Sn
einetu Sale bieier slrt iperoe es Sluar
nab. ifeinlirb nit Ser 8eihlognobme
lein geipenoen haben, oo Selttihlanb
ia Die Sitlee beberrid,e.
sir ,lns beibt es Sem ensliihen
glcinoefries seaeniiber: vsli,se INN
s(nse, 3abu Inn 3ahn Butter I'M
Butter" iiigtc Ser oelttid1e @elpibrs.
monn bin5u. oer fein Sehl ooraus
mod,te, BOZ al,h amterifaniihe SfiI.
|te. Sic Gonterbanbe iiibreu, 9egen
oentihe lt.9oote niht immun iein
luiirben.
slrf hie Iruge, ub einem nelltra.
len Sdiii, bas nnn eineln iolden II
Boot aui Gem sltlantiihen S5ean
angebclten miro, 8eleaenbeit sur
Niiff fobrt nod, ieinem Seimatbalcn
gegebcn pcrben ipiirbe, eripiOerte Sic
in tsrage fomnenbe Eerionlihfclt:
r@ons selpib nidt. Gin Ioldes Shiii
lniirbe intcr bieien llmitanbeu ia
MIR nod, cincr anocren Moiltc, a,,f
ser es @ualalb erreid]en fonnte,
MEsih helten. @ir hitten mithin
lit cinem berartieen SOIL gar feine
anbare @ahl, als es 81 perIenfen.
"a Geutldlanb feline Sriessid,iiie
aui hober Gee fat, oie imitanoe iud-
rem, aontrobanoe fiibrenoe Stiiie
ned iraenocine,u 9aien 5u itleppen,
10 miiroe ebcn mad, erfolgter Mar-
nuru sur Serienflma geid,ritten."
sln amtliher Stelle beihrdnft
mar iif bisher hiniihtlid, Ser Me-
thooen Ser bel,tihen llnterieeboots
fri,aiiibrlns a!li oie Seriiderina,
oas Meid) meroe lid, bierbei an Sas
Tl!ferreht balten. 8ena,lere slnaa.
ben boriiber ipuroen jest befannt &C.
gc5en.
Mriicn aller Mrt ,uo ibrc 3ubc-
, bo-tsile, Muniticn lnb Ntimitions-
tciIe, @omben, Sorpebos, Wtincn ,lno
an>erc slrtcn BON 6eid,oiicn, 8crIfc
iiir Nbihiefen icld,cr Seifoiie, Gr.
plolipitciic einidlieblih 3iinOmotc.
rials lmo 3iinofapieln.
slle srten bon ariegsidiifen lnh
lire Teilc mb 3ubeb6rteilc, 6rieas-
ipaacn aller Nrt l,nb ibrer 5eile mo
3ubetorteilc. 1sllgSeuamotorcn slll-
toncpile, Yanserp!attcn aaer slrt,
Earser ;iiee imh 5onfs.
Mtatcrial. slpparote nno Wtaid,inen
fiir dentiid,e arie9fiibrun9, militia
rii;re ltniformen ilno ausriiihng,
Sioroleerdte ,,ro militariihe Seudt-
forrcr uno slpparate.
transport. ,,no @erbinolngsgc
r1te lnb lire 1cilc, Mcitiicrbe nlr
| 3rgp'erbe, SGnlierole unO Shlnier
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
bic Heatidteit SlM4tlinee
fehren nod pelen 3mriif

9erlin. Tie criten 0crbereitilnqcn
fit Sen Hiidtrcuspcrt ser aus go
len neiliihteten Teutihen, sic Dor.
iib"raebenb slllfnabme in Ieutid)-
lal.b geillnben saben, iino eingeleitet
2,tnihlt follen in Der 6auptiahe
Sic ;sliidtlinge ans Sberihleiien in
Sic &cimat suriidbef6roert peroen.
@c;tcre 3ransporte nod, Epien uno
grnmbere limo porgeichen.
slG. 9iheher. bie am /. alugllii
ibre,: Wobniis il, Teid)en balten i,no
ina,p:ihen iliitten mubten. tperben
5uriidbeforoert. Die aus Dem Slia.
ge5,et bon ben @olen nerordngten
Eihehen miiiier jeood fiirs erite
lto!; !partcn.
O
1tn&>AR - <au 0lo(l O.k..(
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
8eittsfnttt tt,art,t ~
Der prepaeanHa

9aclin. Ser omtlid]e Gurslpellen.
rllnoflmf llntcrbrad, mebrfah ieine
mriitnliihcn Nsroerammc fir sic
Tereinieten S!naten. INN Scorer in
Mr,cr'fd nor Der ,anti- amerifoniif,en
Grcpaeanoa" slt tparnen, sic oorauf
ats;ele, sic Terciniaten Staaten at
peroa!aiien, einsn tpeiteren aricg SIT
iinan5ieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Nns 9omcfteab, Ya.
ct. Marfus Nirhe.

@pineinoe Seriammllln9 miro lptc,
Ser ,etten Sorntag ieoen Monot al.
aebalten imo sipor sic lldhite ar;
"a September, nafnittags >. llhr.
ssri!,;enfon1itee. pelhe Sidets bonn
Stt',!pberrp Socinl llno 9anfett Ia,
ben. nolen in SieIer Serlommlung
genal.e GeGnltng itellen.
s. st., Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

- Tas internotiprole Hcte Greita
iitcr"abnt 1T @enf nieoer ipie 1914
Sen slllstalih bon 8eiongenen nno
Ger.>llnoeten, iolpie sic 9fad,iorif).
llnJ aad, Tcrn!!bten.
- Ser Tanpfer BREMEN" mirS
pohl zines cages als ,Sliegenoes
SollGnocr" al.ftouhen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

Ger Suaellobun6 oer Sonterus-
8emcinoe mad,t hermit befannt, oaE
am 30. sspiember eine grobe
4ansunterhaltung
itatfin6en miro. Tas Sadienbe;m
lit lGon reierpiert fir oieien Mbenb
uno zines Der beiten Srheiters Der
Staot miro pieIen.
G'ntrittsfarten iino jest ihon b.,
ollea Mit9licoern erbdltlid,.
&,r laoen biermit ale Tolfseenoi.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
@uS &atertotu1t, Y. J.
S,ueis 3G

bait icine reeclmdbige 8eriammlllng
am Sountaa, SEN /. Sftober, ob.
slae Mitelicoer iinb eriuht in oieier
Seria:nnllurg anipeieno 5u iein. 8ir
babel, pielc 8eidGfte 81, erleoiaen.
Sdueltern lmb 8riioer fomnlt oae
in &c Geriammlllng. Ser 8eginn lit
nllI = llhr 80 nadmittags feitgeIett.
"spbn @ad)ner, Yrot. -Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
ans Salem, Cbio
Smeis 10.

gs fpirb hierfnit allen griioern be.
fantt ee,naGt. aob lniere nGtite re-
gelmasiee Gerin,nn,luna Scnntag,
sen 8. Sftcber, $50 lthr nad)mit,
taGs, abeehalten miro i'm Tereins.
Icf,l. Sieie ronatlife Ieriamm,
lung lit bonn eriten Sonntae sum >.
Sonntaa perif1obeu iuoroen, oa an
letten Sftpber, Scr @eIan9perein oas
idbrl:d1e SrnllbenIeit abbalten ipiro
ltn> Die 9conltcn bic Eeria,nn,lllng
oes 3meig 19 nestalb Gnbern rilb'
ten.
gtctiirlih lit cs ia Ser @mih Ell.
mes ieben oieien: sSeite oes @eiane.
pere,ns beisulpohnen uno mitsubelien
bieies eeaniitlid)e Seit su feiern. ,
Sc iinb inmer Iolhe @eleeenheiten
imb 8ebrailhe ltnieres SoIfes. Die
mir Sahien bier inn neuen Seimat.
(arbc allireht erholten, bie in pielen
! bon tins enns angcnehme Crime.
rliu1er erlpefer an sic berrlid)en
,Selte Oieier Sahresseit bie nun i'm
1eariffe, ipieoe- in poller S1Dnheit
l,nD Graft inns erfreren nno inns ers
| maEren al sic Terganeenbeit lno
Ghcrnfter oes itolsen Sohenpolfes.
Iieies Sebr gans beionoers ica
ioltj eit Set aui i,niere griioer ,lno
ShDeitern uno turd, bieielben aui
unie-e Nitgeno 5ier in ser nelten Sci.
mot einen grofen Ginoruf mahen
Gin Beiiib( bon tieiem 9anf mub
bon l!nleren1 0erscn allsgehen an ocn
slr,dfti9en. oeb iu bielen ihperen
llnt fiir 10 pie!e trnItloien ;3citcn in
ser l1nsen Neit, es ltns hier bennod,
persSrnt lit, iotf, sseite in ssrieben
unh iafrbltnoerte altem @ebralld, se.
mds :pie uniere Gltern lluo beren cs
getor baben, 81. feiern. gs iit-nur
tran,ig aenug oaB fold ein @efiibl
in srr s,t pielen ssdllen Inter ,1ns
ieren @riioern .no Shipeitern leioen
mi,B inter ser, 0elul,btlcin, bab
,srle,oe lnb gefannte ilnb Mnuer,
lponfte in Der lieben alten 6eimat
Der 3,funit nit if)peren Screen uno
nit iiefen Scrgen enteeeen ieben
miii'en.
2aBt nns ale beten llno boffen,
oob es Der @lnh ,ino Ser @ille bes
anrt$htisen lei nlles Seioen lmierem
ihi;ren, lieben Sicbenbiirgen su ent.
bc!ten oiesmal lno sur sleihen 3eit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
ans Marttns Terrb, $.

s'Gen Nfitgl;cbern sl,r geI1llieen
Noh,!ht. BOB Die Geriammlung am
1. Sftober, , llbr nahnlittass, ob-
eefalten miro. Serte 9riiber uno
STreitern, ih eriitf,e euf, 10 sabl-
reif, fpie n1og.it SIT eriheinen, oo
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

Ten aus youngstotun uuo ltmgebuna
insbe'onoere oie sadienil,seno, su
oie'er Sansunterbaltl,ne auis bers-
lid)lte ein. u. Verenot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
eie6enbiraii6. .amerifaniides Solf16laH

AWsIJIUWVuvC1 q SOsS1Os
nen Musflis IN Soreit Narf Sigh
lmlJ untcrnonlmen uno ,pie id er'
fobrer, a,lh oesntol iid, por5iiglid,
amGiiert. NafG>m Sic Shlpeitern er,
fatr.n batten, oab ilnIcr Gr1Iioent
9r. s. Is. ebert am g. Sept. ieinen
65. &eburtstos ieiern fonne, 10 has
ben tic I'M seheimen iid, perabreoet
in o"r &erianln,ll,lta am 3. Sept
i'm III iiberraic1sn itro es lit ibnen
audi quit eeIl,n1el1.
slis Sic MtitaIieoer in ser Ser.
ianmlung erid)ienen lporen Die Sas
iel, eebeft inrh nit 9llmen ae,
lhnl,irft in Suisienform ,,nb a,,f ser
1nH"en Iatcl crihien, als Sic Ser.
harblnngen im fSange naren Elm bon
g.. 2oren; @eber eepenoeter prid,s
tiger Geburtstanfllden lnh sic Speis
len l,llrben al:igetrogen in Glatten
fiir 1e0en cinsclncn.
E,d Scr Gcr'anlnlll,n9 tcilte sic
Sd)r,eitcr Srpi'tonit, l,lter oeren
Snriit oieies aIles arrangiert NOR.
SEN :rnr. inherent TrGiiocntcn nit,
lpos Sicies olles SIT beoc,,ten bitte,
niilnlif s,l Ghrcn icincs 65. &c,
burtstogcs imS niinihte linn picl
6LtS baSu llno cril,d,te benielben in
Der ssrpnt pom (Scburtstaasfl,d,cn
Elos SIT nehmer l,nS allc sic I'M Mos
uat sluguit l,r> September @eburts.
tau hottcn an beiben Seiten bon ihn
urS forHerte oonn olle Ntitalieoer
auf iif auh an Sic Sofcl 81, iesen.
s[ae falnen bieier slitiforoerl,ne nah
ltro lieben es iid' gut ml,noen an
oem allten Sc1infen llno aartpficl.
ialot ,lnb anoersm mehr. Giniae ltn,
ieret illnaen Wiitelieoer beoienten
nae nit 9ier uro nafber nit Gaiiee
unb SUDDEN. lesterer tpl1rOe bon ein
paar Sd,lreitern eeio,enft, beren ga.
men id, niht befonnt qcben fann,
meil lie mir n:tbt perraten lpcroen
iinu.
Sroitoeut 9r. ebert oanfte nit
Elm pear ferniaen @orten fir oie
ibn ipiOerfabrene gbre.
Gin raar begerste Shpeitern iet.
tcr aieier ,scier oie arone auf, in.
oern lie oem @eburtstoesfino ie ei,
men i;iben lafelnoen aub auf sic
@anae Sriidten. Softe bab Sd)tpeiter
ebert nidt eiferiiid,tie setpcroen lit!
SO lrnterbielten lid, bie @titgIieoer
nit 8eplouoer uno Geiang bis ip1t
am slbeno.
Gum Sd1llB tpiinit,e id inn ga.
men aIler Mit1lieber oem 8eburts,
tassfiab unS oenel1, bie in Sen stuei
Mcnaten @sbl,rtstae feiern fonnten,
lpd, piele aliitlihe @eburtstaae.
alG henen, Sic bieics arrangiert unS
oa;u Student gcipenoet, iei aufs ber;.
lidi:e aebanft. -..
yseiter teile id, BEN Mitaliebern
nit, oab lln'ere ,lad)lte Wonatsper.
iamrl,,ne Sonntas. Sen 1. Sftober,
ltatt1inoet lno eril,he aae in Sie
Gericrrmll,na su fommen. Nahoem
in o!.ler %eriamnl,lng bas NeiuItat
Der "A idbriaen 9iiherpriiil,ng 1m.
lerer Jinansbeamten BON Den Iers
tpalt,rn berid,ter tperoen miro 1rnb
anocre 8elf1ite sur Grleoielma ge.
bratt, lit mad, Der Teriammllng
freier Sll,d, unO Grfriihung.
@cora Stebbogeu, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Sara Semnth

Sara Semutf
rat, tangent ifsperem 2eiben inn sl.
fer ron II Sahren. Iie IterbIihen
lteberceite ipurben am 13. Sept. IN
TeririQion, Shio, 81 8rabe getraecn
Sc ueritorbene SdIneiter mar eil1
el,titcbenbes Mitalieb bonn 3peis If
,lno bes Gentro. Gerbanocs.
g3 trauern riele 1srellnbe ioipit
Sic S'fitalicoer oes 3lpeia If Inn Tie
@ott troite Sic Sinterbliebenen uni
Guts ianft.
Charlotte ,salf, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Nns youngstown, Obis
Scr 0amendjur Gbel,ueif nnb
z. e. MGnnerdjor

be:anltalten an 8 Sftober ein aar.
tenpcrtie lrro lahen aQe Trel,noe ba.
81 hcr5lihit elm Gs peroen id,one
Hrciie iiir Die @alpinuer iein. ga
oiei, sic erite &artenpartie oieien
Sertit lit, 10 tofien mir, reft piele
Gre,roe beariieen 81, f0nnen.
aatberine 9orling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

Beiter fam mitsefeiIt tperben, ooG
llnler Serein Sanlstag, Sen 25. No.
pen!5er einen GctbarinenbaQ peran-
italtet I'M Seutihen Sous Sale 9to
4. Sir oieies Set lit sic ssiener se.
renloer @tliiffapeue perpilidtet Die
Ml.lif su lieiern; iomit iperoen o:e
Oti.alieber erilldt, iih oieien Mbeno
slbenh frei sll balten lluo au1 ihr:
0reuroe lmc 8efannten su eriuden.
oas'e!be 5ll tlln. oenn MIR bel sllten;
ge'hh fanr ein Grfole er;ieIt tp,r.
oen l(eber oieies Selt miro Ip1ter in
nie'rr 3eitlns iotpie in Ser Oeutiher
Woc]pnIfriit bon ct. 2ouis mebr b..
ridltct perOen.
9sat Ser Geriamnll,lua nie geiuoba.
lih freier Srnd, ,lno Grfriihunqen
@eorg Hebbosen, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21
Nus st. eonts, @e.
3meis Is

belt Sorntas. Sen 3. september,
ieirr regelmdBiee Monatsperiomm.
lung ob ipobei aGe @eidGfte glatt er.
feo.at tpuroer. SSie al bieier StclIc
,er'dltet ipuroe, battcn sic Sd,lpe.
tern BON unlersm 3lpeig mieoer Ell.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

ar 10. Scpt. ertifliei uniere
Mitifpeiter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-09-21

- unbanf lit Ser @elt 2obn!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
Culhane Charter Bill
 Halts City Contracts
cents g gallon.
(Continued from Page D

finance and board of aldermen. This will in almost every, case mean a lengthy and involved process, and will make quick awarding of con- tracts almost impossible. In the pres- ent instance. Hamilton avenue, bad ly torn up as aresult of sewer work will have to remain in that condi- ton indefinitely.
 Corp. Counsel To Explain
 It is believed that Corp. Counsel Charles s. O'Connor, on whose be- half Mir. Sullivan appeared today, will be called on for a detailed in- depreciation of the city plan com- mision provisions.
 The engineering and street de- partments had hoped to have the Hamilton avenue paving begin soon. The bidders last night were the New Haven Construction Go. and Arute Bros. of New Britain. The former firms bid was tabulated as low.
 To add to the woes concerning Hamilton avenue, 1t was discovered today that the appropriation for the paving fthe street is about $7O0. This will require @ transfer from some other fund.
 Some sections of the charter re- vision bill are listed as not effective until Jan. 1, 1940, while those not so listed became effective on pas sage. The city plan commission through an oversight, did not list Jan. 1, 1940, as It's effective date.
 MT. Sullivan said that city prof. ects begun since June 29 would be studied, to ascertain if any of them had violated the act.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09

ter raid on the "enemy" country - basic part of Britain's plan to take the war in the air to an enemy in real war.
 Four Men Are Killed
 Four men at least had given their lives to the country in this first air drill. A big bombing plane crashed near Tollerton and its gas tanks exploded. F our men were killed; the fifth in the crew escaped with cuts.
 Two destroyers searched the Thames estuary and the North Sea for a second bomber, reported to have plunged into the sea. It was reported at first that three planes were missing, and life boats had gone out to aid the search for them.
 Bad weather caused four planes to make forced landings, without casualties. One landed on a coun- try road near Leicester. An army ambulance driver, taking a slightly i'll patient to hospital, saw 1t div ing. He raced his machine toward it, stopped with screech of brakes as 1t pancaked to the road, took out his patient and left him by the road side, ran to the plane and dragged out its pilot, Sergeant Rowney, 20. In another moment the plane burst into flames. The ambulance was scorched but Rowney and the driver, Sergeant Edward Walker, were un- hurt,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
WOMAN CASHIER
 MADE GOOD TRY

Boston, Aug. 9.-(UP)-A bandit robbed a crowded Back Bay cafe at midnight and escaped with $50 after young woman cashier had att tempted to shut his hand in the cash register draw.
 The bandit asked Miss Gertrude Wall, 22, to change dollar for him. When she opened the drawer, he leaned across the counter and reached for 1t. Miss Wall slammed the drawer on his hand. The bandit, screamed with pain, wrenched his hand free, stuffed e pocket with bills. and fled.
 Miss Wall started to pursue him but was halted when the bandit suddenly wheeled. pointed e pistol at her and shouted Look out"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
133 British Warships Put In Active Service
tCOntinued from Page D

0nteers, were ready for action as the warning came, at the midnight hour, that an "enemy" fleet was crossing the coast.
 16O Raids Are Made
 The air ministry announced that the Eastlanders made 160 raids be- tween 9:30 o'clock last night and 3:30 a. m. today.
 The raiders broke through the defenses in some of the raids but were intercepted in others. A com munique said:
 Nearly 100 raids were made by eastland in the southern area. More than SO defending fighter patrols were sent to attack them and a number of interceptions were made The Eastland forces operated al heights from 400 to 10000 feet and light and heavy anti-aircraft guns came into action.
 A raid on Portsmouth was broken up by fighters and anti-aircraft guns."
 Regarding the northern area, the communique said Eastland made 60 raids in the early morning and about 40 fighters patrols sought to check them.
 Whole London Police Force
 Scotland Yard mobilized the whole of the London police force, includ- ing special constabulary and the police war reserve, for the black out.
 The yard cancelled all leaves i1 readiness for possible criminal ac- tivities by the Irish Republican Army.
 The preparedness test had started last night, when "enemy" planes of "Eastland" first crossed the coast to be met by 800 defending planes in 8 mock fight over southeastern England.
 Complete success of this first test a preliminary to tonight's black out, was indicated by an air minis try communique:
 "All aircraft which crossed the coast were detected and reported by listening posts to other observer corps"
 It was a notable feature that the communique disclosed that as soon as the "enemy" planes passed the coast, strong bombing squadrons were sent up to make 8 mock coun-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
BALDWIN ASKS
 UNEMPLOYMENT
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present an open mind on any prob- lem presented to it."
 Hopeful for Future
 Although many new industries have been attracted to the state, he said he was hopeful of further ex- pansion through appointment of a Connecticut development commis- sion and an aeronautical develop ment commission whose efforts will be devoted exclusively to broadcast ing industrial advantages in Con- necticut.
 Gov. Baldwin said he had called leading manufacturers and others together and told them frankly, Gentlemen, this. is your problem. You know more about 1t than do"
 From what he was told at these conferences the governor said there was an urgent need of more skilled labor in certain fields and the neces- sity of devising a program for high school graduates with no definite place in business or industry"
 Also, he said, "there is need for reeducation in the dignity of labor There is equal dignity and some- times there is more to be gained in a good factory job than in Q medi- ocre white collar job."
 The best way to solve the unem- ployment question, he said, "is through local folks tackling their own problems.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
Meet Baby Jiggie" Duluth, Minn., Girl Christens New and Youngest Member of the Bringing
 Up Father" Family.
Jiggs' baby grandson has .

Jiggs' baby grandson has . namel
 It's "Jiggie"-and 1t was chosen by George McManus out of thou sands of suggestions submitted by helpful readers of Bringing Up Father" world renowned comic strip epic which is daily feature of the Waterbury Democrat.
 To Miss Margaret Deutsch, of 483l 1-2 West Fifth street, Du- luth, Minn, goes the distinction of being the first to submit "Jiggie" as the name of the newest mem Der of the Jiggs family.
 A legion of followers of the for tunes of the irrepressible Jiggs and his stern helpmate will note that the baby's name combines those of both his grandparents.
 For her contribution to the his- tory of the Jiggs dynasty, Miss Deutsch has been awarded an original drawing, autographed by George McManus, creator of Bringing Up Father"
 Tn view of his fathers title, the newly-christened addition to the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
TWO ARMY FLYERS
 KILLED IN CRASH
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Flyers Identified

Flyers Identified
 Mitchell Field, N. Y., Aug. 9-(UP) -Armym aircrops officers here said that the victims of a plane crash near Saratoga Springs today were believed to be Lieut.. Morris Thomas and Private Gerrity enroute f rom Mitchell Field to Malone, N. Y, in an observation plane.
 The report received here said that the plane fell after sideswiping an- other in the formation piloted by Lieut.. Marshall Prince, who later landed safely at nearby airport despite damaged wing.
 The two planes were among a group of six low-winged monoplanes of the 97th observation squadron, commanded by Lieut.. Prince. The Malone airport was their designated base for the forthcoming northeast maneuvers.