davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly echo., 1940-10-04
makers, clerks and typists.

makers, clerks and typists.
The skilled Negro workers electri-
clans, carpenters, pipe filters, brick
layers, metal workers, blacksrniths.
painters, plasterers d others, found
that their Government was loyal to them
under the Roosevelt banner-just as
that Government had expected them to
be loyal to it in an emergency. 1t was
a new governmental philosophy. that
the State was in duty bound to aid It's
citizens in distress 1t was the philoso-
ply of a great patriot and humani-
tartan, Franklin D. Roosevelt.
And in every section of the nation.
North, South, East and West, eligible
Negro workers found employment -
some measure of security and happi-
ness. Educational, health and recrea-
tional services were likewise made a.
valuable. Truly the New Deal has been
a God Send to the Negro in distress.
The weekly echo., 1940-10-04

Columnists always must be ready
to discourse upon their studies, and
while attending the National Asso-
citation Of Cosmetologists CONVEX
ton in Atlantic City several weeks
ago, I had to think fast and talk
even more quickly when one Of my
readers appeared before me in flesh
and blood, and asked this simple
question:
Miss Downing, my husband OBJ
jects to my use Of cosmetics. Yet,
feel that their use can help my ap-
pearance. What can do about it p
1 knew that 1 could speak frank
ly, and so 1 replied: "It may be
that your husband objects to the
way you use cosmetics, more than
to cosmetics themselves. Let me
explain"
And because the explanation will
reply to many similar inquiries, I'll
let it be the subject for this column
Women Of good taste use cos
metics In moderation and in har
mony with their facial characters
tics. Many women through i'm
proper application Of makeup EN-
phasize their defects. Reveal your
personality through the art Of make
up, but do not follow a fashion un
less it suits your Individuality -
rather adapt the fashion to YOU
type.
Bleaching or tightening ones hair
for instance, when the skin toni
does not harmonic, will have the
effect Of making one appear gro
tesque. Using lipsticks, rouge'
and powders which were blended
for blonde, fair-sklnned persons il
q mistake which we formerly wer'
forced to make since our particular
needs were given little or no consid
! GRAFTON by cosmetic manufacturers
The successful use of cosmetic
depends upon the proper selection
Of shades and the application O.
them to conform to the individual
type.
The first step, then, is to stud.
Hlrself.
i ones features are not those o
- Greek goddesses and therefor
ia't classic proportions, this can b.
The weekly echo., 1940-10-04
SUICIDES NOTE
SAYS "LIFE Is
U\BEAl' ABLE"

WASHINGTON, Oct CAMP A tersely
worded note, found under a dresser
scarf last Saturday was regarded by
police as almost conclusive proof that
the writer of the missive, Mrs Emma
Grimss a. a well known school tea
cher here, died suicide.
The note, found by the victims step
daughter, Mrs. Annie E. Grimes. Ben
no." C0lleqe student read: ITO my
children and folks: Good bye. Look
to God Life is unbearable."
The weekly echo., 1940-10-04
. .UX1a1il DotU71In1a
BEAUTY - ROMANCE
Ri $50 d1aHSa31E Bur EAU!

The lorievss Beoviy Bureau was established by the
Codefroy Manufacturing Compony TO study methods
Of preserving womsns noivroi bsovty. and 10 moks
the rssvlis Of this rsseoreh cvopobls 10 The Pvble.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-27
Will Survive UnfavOrable
Conditions

1t is a microscopic bit Of pro-
TEN and sugar, covered with a
skin of wax and this wax ap-
parently has been its means of pro-
lection to allow it to survive under
unfavorable conditions through
long centuries and oll sorts of yea
Their conditions. 1t is possible to
culture tubercle bacilli and have
them live when picked up from the
bodies of these same Egyptian
mummies. They withstand cold
and rain and heat-at least china.
tic heat. (And it takes a good
deal of surgical sterilization heat
to xii them.l
The Bible refers to its ravages
in Deuteronomy - "The Lord
shall smite thee with conalmp-
ton and with a fever and with an
inflammation"
Some time ago a famous physi-
clan said that there were so many
unsolved problems in the field of
tuberculosis that "no matter what
we take away from infinity, infin-
ity remains"
During the last century, how
ever, mankind has begun to ger
the better Of the old enemy. About
a hundred years 40 the hrSt
open air treatments fl tubcrca-
losis were begun. It is C:''y with
in the last one hundred al fifty
years that the different forE< OF
tuberculosis - lung, bone ane
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-27

1t has probably been an unwel-
come and unlimited guest in mans
body since the very earliest times.
We know from examination of
Egyptian mummies that 5000
years ago on the banks Of the Nile
it produccdits ravagcs. 1t certainly
caused tuberculosis Of the spine
and hip, which we can see in num-
mics, and while there arc no lungs
left in these remains we must as
sumo that there was tuberculosis
Of the lungs then also.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-27
By LOGAN CLENDENING, VI. D.

. DR.. Lewis J. Norman of Okla
homa City, wrote last year a very
clever little article called "A Bug
Full of Tricks" He was refer
ring to the germ of tuberculosis
and it has, indeed, been a plagucy
bug for the human race and one
which we have spent some of our
best efforts in trying to subdue.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-27

DR.. ClendcniEg will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-27
Use HIS WEAKNESS

one OF YOUR sides assets con-
sists Of the weaknesses Of your
opponents. II YOU have them sized
up depenGably YOU can get away
with many things which other
wise would not be possible. Such
characteristic as preference
for short suit leads against No
Trump by one opponent can en-
able you to score occasional games
not truly in the cards
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-27
Distributed by King Features syndi:2;e III:
BARCLAY ON Bird On

cares which nc feared 70 under
lead in other suits. In fact, this
fellow ovcrtld Z very good thing.
Norths No Trump raise instead
of a bid Of his sui: vas solely be-
cause West Nigh, be thereby
lured into leading diamonds. That
is exactly what ne did. offering
the diamond @ As a consequence,
the declarer made i've tricks in
diamonds. two in spades and four
in clubs by tineSsing and orertak-
ing his diamond hOnorS, giving
him eleven tricks before the de-
tenders got the lead again.
Ii North had bid his diamonds,
West would have led low heart.
and the contract would hare been
beaten by five tricks in that suit.
Tomorrow'S Problem
A. QJ6
P109S3
<Q6 50
81
4 X 81 So ~ a 10 8
vAKQ 6 : L; sJI5
j None - > J 10 s )
go 4 =. = S ; z
As
S42
= 4 K974
% A + Q 100
dealer: West NOrth-South
vulreyab,C)
Following normal b;ddlng which
puts South into diamonds. If
West takes t"o heart and South
rufus the Thrill. what Should /. his
very next nee?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-27

lymph cland-have tocn shown to
be due to the same cause.
Germ Was Isolated
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-27
a P!IogUey Bug "
But Science Gains in Tuberculosis War

lymph cland-have t2cn shown to
be due to the same cause.
Germ Was Isolated
About fifty years ago the germ
itself was isol:ted and stained
and cultured by Robert Koch and
Paul Ehrllch. The use of tho ste.
thoscorc to detect cases carlv-
and the even more valuable use of
the X-ray, discovered in 1895,
have given us the means to detect
the presence Of tuberculosis in
those who do not know they have
it, and to keep them from infect
ing other pcoDle,
More productive than ANYTHING
else has been the organi.ed work
directed by the National Tuhcrcu-
ioslS Association IN bringing all
theSc methods to locus on the COM
muhity problem OF tuberculosis.
We nave long ago learned that
people VIII not come In to hoSpi-
talS or doctors for tuberculosis UNI
til 1t Is too late to do them much
good. We have to go out and find
them ard we have to aTovidc places
TO treat them after they are found.
This IS all part = the work of
the National Tuberculosis Asso-
cation, Tor the funds of which
they depend upon the sale of
Christmas seals. Anybody, no
matter what his financial status,
use them on letters durinp the
Christmas ROCCO, IL
4h' i.'"s nav"
inc satisfaction of knowing when
he does this that bn i bnlnipo in
IL. -,
HIS o"h way 10 clfcumYent the sly
WAYS of the "bu.r full Of tricks -
r,,,e,
CUES llONS AND ANSW ERS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
KIKOLTOZKODTEK
KET ISKOLABOL

A Hilman Street, es a Ma
honing Avenuei West Sidei neI
iskolak tanuloit a multi seer.
dan athelyeztek a w. Myrtle
Street, vi James Hillman Ju.
nior High School epiiletebe.
A ket lezart iskola epllet
nagyon regi, es ICY mem felelt
meg a k0vetelmenyeknek. A
tanitok es az iskolai alkalma.
zottak heteken keresztiil dol.
goztak a csomagolason. A
Board of Education altal kiren.
delt truckok 40 loadra valot
szallitottak at.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
BERLIN CENTERNEL
OLAF UTAN KUTATNAK

The Magnolia Petroleum Co.
Berlin Center Reservoir kor-
nyeken $50 aker teriletet ker
a varostol, ahol olaf utan
akarna kutatni.. A Szerz0de-
sert hajlando $750-$1OOO-ig
fizetni. Azonkiviii, ha a ku-
tatas eredmennyel jar, akkor a
varosnak 12Ha% haszonreszese-
dest fog fizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
A VAROSI Ft)RD6K
JUNIUS 2O-AN NYILNAK

A youngstown kozfiird6k
csak junius 20-an nyilnak meg
es augustus 27-ig lesznek
nyitva. Mivel a fiird0helyek
fentartasara keves osSzeg all
rendelkezesre, azert nlinden
kepen igyekeznek a kiadasokat
elkeriilni. Exert a furd6 helyek
csak a het S napjan lesznek
nyitva, szombaton es vaSar-
napokOn zarva leSznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13

volt.
A jovo vasarnap, junius 16-
an a Youngstown harom Yer
hovay fiok valoszinuleg az E.
Pittsburgh, Pal Verf1ovay csa-
pattal merk6zik. 'Vigyazza a
Vindicator angol lap sport ro-
vatat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
VERHOVAY FI0KOK
SPORT HIREI

A youngstown Verhovay
81, 108 es 364-ik fiokok Soft
Ball csapatja a multi vasarnap
merk6zott Johnstown, Pa.-ban
az ottani Verhovay csapattal.
A merk6zes eredmenye II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
ALLAMI TORVENYHOZOK
KULON ULESE

Nehany nap mulva a kor-
manyzo az Ohio allami tor
venyhozo testiiletet Columbus
ba kul0n ulesre hivja ossze,
ahol intezkedni fognak a xii
lonboz6 segelyiigyek, nyugdij
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13
MEGuzENTE A HABoRUT

Junius tizedik napjan az olasz dix
tator hadat iizent a franciaknak es az
angoloknak, ami uj es a sz0vetsegesekre
nezve nagyon valsagos fordulatot jelent
az eur6pai helyzetben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13

A ket iskola athelyezett ta-
nuloi nagy erdeklodes helyez
.kedtek el az vi helyiik0n es
csakhamar megbaratkoztak q
"haziakkal'. Koltozkodes alatt
mem volt iskolasziinet, eS az
eloadasok rendes menetben
folytak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-13

osszeg felemelese ugyeben es
az allami es orszagos szavazo
lapok kulon valasztasa dol
gaban.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25
boIen 8unbesgeno1len.

pollen 8un6esgenohen.
S6eooore 8oolepelt bat einlt 5ornig
gegen oen ,,Halienielbltnore' genet
tert. Mber leitoem miro III ser Del
fentli6feit nidt mebr biel ii6er oieIes
Ebema gereoet. Oie bobe S6rigfeit
bat gan5 anoere5orsen INN oie 3u=
tunft bes amerifaniiden 0olfes, mo-
bei iie total iiberl rliebt, baB oieies 8olf
int Ausiterben beeriffen lit. @s fonn,
te bisber nur oltrh Sic ginluanoerun9
ieine 8eoolferlng aufredt erbalten
Die normale un6 natiirlide 3uuabme
Der 8eoolterr.ug fat idon felt Sat-
rem berlagt. ltno tpenn Die @intuan-
Serer in oer 5tueiten ooer 6ritten &C.
neration erit sriiuolid amerifaniiiert
iiu6, 6ann oer5ibten iie ebenfalls auf
Na6fommenldaft.
Die fiinftige @eididte 6es ameri-
faniideu @olfes miro lid nidt 10
glatt l1n6 rei6uugslos boll5ieben, tuie
oie oben sitierte 3eitidrift annimut;
sic 8lei6eelidter tper6en nidt einfad
6trd 6ie Rotbalte erIebt tuer6en. 3u-
nd6it miro eiumal Sic 8ergreiIltng
oes 8olfes eintreten, Die bereits 1peit
bor9eidritten lit. Gin bergreiites 8olf
lit ni6t nebr friesstiidtis 1tno tuaf=
fenfabig. gs miro bon einem f0rper-
lid ltno iittlid eeIuuoen @olte ii6er
ben &aufen setuorfen uno unteriodt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

oas ausidlieBlib bon 9totbauten be-
D0lfert lit? 8eroen 6ie Snoianerbdter
6ann ibren @in6ern bon elmer ber=
idpunoenen tpeiBen Raiie er5dblen,
sic emit oieies 2ano bepolfert bat?
@eroen Tie 6en tpeiBen Mann als Sen
peri6lpunbenen Imerifaner be5eid)-
nen2"
Diele @etradtungen iino feinesuees
Ybantaliegebil6e. sic beruben auf
bem iolioen 8o6eu ,,nangreif6arer
Statiitifen. Wan fann gelegentlid in
Sen 3eituneen Nadridten leien, bie
6ie Auspirfuneen bes @eburtenriid-
gan9es oeutli9 erfennen laiien. Mn
elmer an6eren Stelle oieIes 8lattes
tpir6 beridtet, 6aB Die 3abl ser Sdul-
timber III oen offentli6en Sdulen
gbicagos gum eriten Male einen @iid-
gang aufmeiit.. Dr. @arol6 g. Camp.
6ell, 6er Superintendent 6er Mep
Oorfer Sdulen, bat Dor f,tr5em oar.
auf aufmerfiam eemadt, 0aB oie Mus=
iidten fir 2ebrer nno 2ebrerinnen
tueeen Ser berminoerten s(n5abl ser
5diiler INNER idle6ter tuer6en. Sen
sfngaben ser 8unoesreeierlus 5ufol-
ge fino segentpdrtig rl1no 100000
Babies tueniser in Ben Ser. Staaten
als ber 3ebn sSSabren. 8ereits iiebt
fid oie @eiddftsiuelt sen0tist, auf
ben @eburfenriidsana 4no ieine Sol
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

ltte- lno Biute-Snoianer, sic i'm
5taate lltab tuobnen, lit 55.4, alio
breimal 10 eroB, als bie ser @eiBen.
Dieie itatiitiid berbiirgten Satiaden
peranlaiien bic 3eitidrift ,,8od' ou
folgeneer getradt,lne: Grit inn SAT-
re 1891 miro Oltern ipieoer auf Den
"a. Mdr5 fallen. @enn sic Come
am Sitermorsen bes Sabres oes
Serrn 1891 aufgebt. miro iie oann
tuieberlm auf ein Mmerifa ideinen,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25
Dbio @aifeafreaab

gen bel ibreu Dispuiitionem 8iidlid)t
sii ttebmelt.
@enn Sic 3eitunaeu oerartige Nad.
ri6ten peroffentlid)en, bamn fiigen iie
mandmal nit &eiignation o6er 81,
nismls bin5u: Srau Sanger getuinnt.
Sic ipielen oamit altf Margaret San-
ger an; sic felt ssabren fiir sic @e-
burtenfontrolle Bropasanoa madt
a6er Sralt Sanger lit nidt aaeiu
fiir oas trllrige &eiultat perantlport-
lih. Sic battc in oeu gan5en ameri=
fanii6en Se6ens5uidnitt einen ma6t,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25
Sinh hit einc anSferbenOe MaFe?

StatiItifer belueiIen ,las, oaB sic
.Sdiifersabl in ,,uiern offentlihen
Sdillen lnt6 2ebranItalten nit iebem
Sabre beoenfli6 abnilnmt. Wan bat
ttadsllneiien perh,6t lmo propbe5eit,
oaB 1T so Sabren oie Neserralle in
1,nIerm 2anoe sic tueiBe Gaiie an
3afl iiberIteieeu miro. Seit bielen
Sagr5ebnten bat nan Sic Snbianer
als cine fdluinoenoe Halie be5eidnet.
Das trifft aber fdon lanse. nidt
rnebr SIT. Sdon felt einiser 3eit iino
Ole Nollen sluil6en ber tpeiBen &aiic
,nlo ben Notbalten pertauidt. 9ie
@e6ltrtenrate Ser @eiBen 1T i,nIerm
Sanoe lit 1877 pro 9auienb, bie Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25
Treffen Sic desc
Vorsichtsmassregeln:

Die erste Frese in Fallen Won Err
gang." Richtige Ausscheidung zu je-
der Zeit ist absolut notwendig zur
Erhaltung der Cesundheit Viele Tau
senda haben wshrend der letzten 5 Gene
rationen gelernt. dass Forni's Alpen-
kr6uter. die zeiterprobte Ma gentatigkeie
snresende Medizin. linen willkommens
Itch es ist bel: funktionaler Har artleibigkeit.
Nervositat. Verdauuns storung. yer.
stimmtem Magen: sch!af- und Appetit-
losigkeit und leichten Erksltungen wenn
diese Beschwerden auf fehlerhafte Ver-
dauung und Ausscheidung zurick zufuhren
sind AlpenkrSuter ist cine Medizin. die
aus Ia verschiedenen medizinischen Wur-
zein. krautern und Pflanzen zusammen-
gestellt ist. Sic arbeitet nit der Natur
und wirkt auf Magen und Stuhlsang, aber
sic ist weder harsch noch kneifend. Hilft
der Iatigkeit des Magens: reguliert den
Stuhleang: vermehrt die Ausscheidung
durch die Nieren: hilft und beschleunige
Verdauung. Seien Sic NIGHT entmutiet.
wenn andere Medizinen NIGHT geholfen
haben kaufen Sic noch heute eine
Flasche Forni's Alpenkriuter.
Forni's Heil-osl Linimsnt - Elm
antiseptisches. schmerz stillendes Mittel
seit uber SO Jahren i'm Cebrauch. SchneIle
Linderung bel rheumatischen und neural
gischen Schmerzen. Ruckenschmerzen.
steifen oder schmerzenden Muskeln.
Oeberanstrengung. Stosswunden oder Ver-
renkungen. juckenden oder brennenden
Fussen. Lindernd. Wsrmend. Sparsam.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

mer0en.
5ait mill es ideinen, aGs OF Die
geiitise SergreiIlng Mmerifas idon
in ieiner austpartigen Bolitif 5unt
@lsorud fomnt. Seit ungef1br 40
Sabren per5idten sic Ser. Staateu
a,f cine ameritanilde 8olitif, oereu
Seitiab ein seiunber nationaler ego.
ismas lit. Statt oeHen Itelen iie fid
nit franfbafter Sel6ituerlelgnlng in
oen 9ienIt oes Wrtterlonoes. So
lueiit ser entartete SproB eines alten
goelsgeibledtes inter aGnjliber Ser.
5idtleiitung ouf eigene @etdtisuns
nit tappiId)em Stolj olti feline groBeu
Ibneu bin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25
8rmnb gcnug

uNault 10 pergniigt2"
sd fontnle pom Subuar5t!"
~Na, borcu Sic nal, bas lit ood
fein @ruo 5ltnt 2ahcn."
Sod. Ct luar nid)t Su 6auIer"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

Seroum peiIt oieIel6en 3erItorrngen
auf tpie 1916. 0as @efallenehmoml=
nent bon 9olaltnout blieb ltnbelda=
oigt. Su Gbantil(s, bem einltigen
Satptquortier Soffres, tuurbe Ser
5lteplat serIt0rt.
gSeuu man li6 NIT oielen Satladen
nertraltt gemadt bat, fam man iitj
1uetigItens einigernaBen 5ltrefs
fettoe 8orltellung naden BON BEN Ger
itorlngen, oie sic oe,ttlden Slue5e1g=
auariffe in gnelano berporgebradt
babeu 1lno beinaDe Sag fir Sag bon
neuem anridten.
limo oo1 ioll porallsl6tlid bas
S6limnllte nod beuorIteben. n9ie
8riten', idreibt Ser 8anoerer" III
Ieiner marta1ten @eiie, ,,tperoen alle
@ntidloilenDeit lmo 3uuerii6t bralt-
den, meun iie uid)t 5ltIammenbreden
iollen inter 6em fiirdterliden Sasel-
ipetter, bas in bieien Sagen auf ibre
ISeimat nieoerpralielt, iuenn iie Sen
Otltt lid erbalten lollen fir ben gno-
fampf, in bem SalIenoe Sollenma-
f6inen ilt ser 2uft 500 ltnb 8erber-
ben fpeien uno bie eiIernen &oloile
5ltr See aufeinauoer pral(en uno bic
Sdliinoe ser Serngeid)iise at ser no.
ben fran5oiii6en &iilte ibr i6allerli-
DIES 2ieo briillen nno at ben engli.
fden @eItaoen Ban5ermagen auf ben
5auo roaen iperoeu, alles Dor ii6 5u
5ermalmen, tpas SEN 9lngriffen aus
Der 2uft entgangen.
9ie Sdreden Der 1eBten Gage mer-
oen Dor benen erblailen, sic ser So.
talansriff iiber oas britilde Bolt Der-
bdngen miro. l1no es fat i6auerlide
Gage 1no Nd9te ourdlebt, Sag Inn
Gag, Nadt ,tm Nadt beulten sic 81
rene1t, briillten sic @eidiibe, fd)lu>
gen 8omben nit boaiidem @etos in
&afen. un6 Sabrifaulasen, prailelten
oie Glammen iiber allen Staotteilen
2onoons, 1eeten iid sleid 2eidentii=
dern rieftge @au6idIuaoeu iiber Staot
un6 2anb, ad5ten aus. BEN Sriims
1nern 8ertpunoete, bargen Settings.
manufacturer Sunoerte bon 2eiden,
ftarrten 3ebnta,llenoe auf 6ie aerbors
itenen Neite bon SCENT -rn6 Sabe.
Was iino i'm @ersGeid gu oieien
5dreden 1,n6 6ieier bilfloien Scot
Slabius Soiepbus' Sdiloerunsen aus
Der inter 6ent @0neridtpert iterben-
ben Sta6t Serllialem! @as &oners
Gang bon Slions< l1ntersane! Das
8ilo oes ,tnidslihen @rauens in ser
@ieIeuitaot at 6er 3bemie, 6ie r0.
delno ,,ieoeriinft inter Sitlers un-'
erbittlider @iienfaltit, miro fortleben
in ser @rinnerl,ne Ser Meni6en, tpir6
fi6 einbrennen in Die Seele ieoes
Briten rno feiner ain6er uno @inoes-
timber, ,1no oer SAB, ben 6ieie Sage
ge5eugt, miro nod @burdi0s begreif-
Itdem @ort fortleben, tpenn Die Iekten
= Spuren oiefer srauiisen 3eritorune
berfdtp,tnoen ieiu, toer6eu.". ..,,.,.,-,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

Falls Sic die Fahrney Medizinen niche
In lhrer Nahe bekommen konnen. machen
Sic Won diesem kupon Cebrauch:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-25

9ie 8riioer 6es b Sobaes o i Scorton Dorfibire
englano, nnebredm ibre &ranfenpfge Mrbeite ouf
Jarm bes Soiptas berribn @s lit 8ordrft ser @ege-
rng bob ieber @der 2ano be6au miro lees 8iS Oe ra
5se in 6er drob @6te in &aarnep rlano feiern sic Goo
abrige @e6adtnsieer ser anmft bres Oroen in Srano
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
RobinlUood Residents
To Launch BlitzkneG

(NEA Cablephoto)

showing naturally the roadway
hasn't been shoveled and they
have TO plow through the snew.
Figuring the high taxes they
are paying those protesting claim
that they are entitled 70 Q much
better deal than what they are
getting from the city and they
assert that they are no better on
than persons living In the ceun.
try who pay small taxes.
Another argument that win be
submitted TO the aldermen II that
the lives Of children I'm the neigh.
borhcod are being endangered
daily a. . result Of having 70 use
the roadway ~ q Sidewalk.
Two Of the prime hackers Of the
sidewalk movement ere Charles
Allen, prominent Connecticut
Light q Power Co. executive
and James r. McGrath, former
internal revenue collector.
When "CharIey" and "Jim" get
to fighting there IL always o real
battle 80 the battle before che a.
desmanic board o. being locked
forward 10 with much interest.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-01
EVACUATION OF
LONDON PLANNED

London, June - (U.PJ -
Health Minister Malcolm MacDon.
aid announced today that the gov
eminent regarded the danger Of {
German air attack on Britain as &c
real that plans for evacuation Of
school children should be as com.
plete as possible by the beginning
Of next week.
Evacuation may not start next
week." Macdonald said, but we
may definitely decide to start II IN
some areas in course Of next week
according to Developments.
Parents who do not registeE
their children by Monday evening
run the risk Of not having theit
children taken.
Evacuation Of large cities and in-
dustrial towns Is reviewed by the
government every morning. Every
evacuation area Is considered by IT.
self.
THE government cannot give
any guarantee that anybody In any
part Of the country will be abso-
luteiy safe. But clearly there i
much greater safety for o scattered
population than for one denseiy
packed"
Ninety-seven special trains viii
take 1900 children from southeasl
coast towns to new reception areas
Sunday in accordance with plans
previously announced, Macdonald
said.
MacDonald's grave announcement
was expected to bring 9 rush q
parents to register ofzices at once
Registration already had risen dur
ing the last two weeks. Hundreds q
schools remained oren today fos
registration.