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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

war weapon to break the spirit of the conquered peoples
 All countries occupied by Ger inany-Cze zechoslovakia, Poland, Den- mark, Norway, Holland, Belgium and the two-thirds of France - were denuded of foodstuffs as soon as the Germans took possession. All stocks of butter, fats, eggs, canned goods, etc., were removed from the cold storage plants and wholesale warehouses: oil cakes for the feed- ing of cattle, oats and fodder for horses, corn and grain for poultry were taken just like human food. And then the unfortunate people were made to kill of most of the livestock, which was consumed or carried off to Germany.
 Hence the otherwise impossible shortage of fats, butter, eggs, etc. France used to export enormous quantities of butter, eggs, poultry, fresh vegetables to England, to Ger many, Belgium, Switzerland, etc. Famine would be unthinkable If not artiAc!ally created.
 The people of the occupied coun-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

High praise for Joe. Speaking at the Holy Cross alumni luncheon in Waterbury last Saturday noon Charles Bowman Strome executive secretary of the national alumni association, paid high tribute to Joe" Nolan, of MT and Mrs. Thomas Nolan of Randolph Avenue. An undergraduate at the Worcester college "Joe" Nolan has distinguished himself since matric ulang at Holy Cross by the brliance of his pen best displayed in articles of sports nature but often flour ished in behalf of other subjects Mr. Strome said that Holy Cross faculty members believe that the Waterbury boy of the most brilliant writers Mt St. James, All high in their praise of him. both as writer student, and just another of the colege-boys High praise, this but wedeserved for "Joe", well as his well.liked father and mother.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

the Belgian people, the very ones to whom the food would be distributed.
 Then there is the problem of food for unoccupied France, When the Germans drew the line of demarcation between Paris and vichy, occupying all the coast line from Dunkirk to Hendaye, from Belgium to Spain, they took virtual ly all the wheat and cattle-raising lands. Unoccupied France raises the best fruit, the finest vegetables, and Is e land of wine and oil, of pigs and poultry.
 For six weeks before this years harvest Is ready for the miller, there will be little or no flour in occupied France unless Germany releases some of the stocks she has seized, or unless wheat is sent from the United States and allowed through the British blockade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

across the Southern Atlantic and up the west coast of Africa to Dakar or Casablanca, at times run ming the blockade through the straits of Gibraltar, at times trans shipping at Casablanca and going from North African ports to Mar seille.
 Tn three weeks, according to of- Acial Vichy statistics, no fewer than 205 ships entered the port of Mar seille. Did they carry wheat? They did not. This is what they did carry: .-=.. .... lA,AS2 tons of maxout (heavy oiD. 46,701 bales of rubber.
 A,S04 tons of lead.
 l.A65 bales of wool.
 l06,5Sl bags of llnseed.
 S7,s4O bags of cocoa.
 A4,5S7 bags of shelled ground nuts. 1S,43S bags of almonds.
 9,890 bags of palm nuts. l,2l7 bags of copra.
 l,492 bags of gum and resin. 60,6O2 bags of sugar.
 l7,l34 bags of coffee.
 lS,SaS casks of wine.
 7S pipes of alcohol.
 200 barrels of rum.
 23l barrels of Salted meat. 2O,7lS barrels of salted fish. CABS bags of rice flour. l2,727 bags of dried vegetables. SS,6R6 punches of bananas. 5lS,000 cases of fresh vegetables. 9,264 cases of eggs.
 HOW VICHY CAN
 RUN BLOCKADE
 Between 75 and 90 per cent of all these goods were requisitioned on arrival by the German and Italian armistice commissions. This is not the least dangerous form of the Vichy Governments policy of 'loyal cooperation with the Re!ch."
 The question may be asked, "Why doesn't the British navy stop this kind of thing?" The answer Is that the British navy is not made of elastic. One half of 1.-the other half Is busy In the Mediterranean Is trying to do what In the last war was done by the combined navies of England, France. Italy and Japan, together with the United States navy from 1917 on.
 The number of U-boats Is greater than in the last war, they are fast. CT and more powerful than ever, and some of them have cruising range of from i5,O0 0to i6,000 miles. The British navy must at all costs keep open the life line across the Atlantic. That Is why Vichy Is able to run the British blockade.
 The food situation In Europe, and especially In France, Is the direct outcome of German food control
 In every other war between civi- lized peoples, food control, when eX- ercised by an occupying nation, was for the purpose of enabling the oc- cupying power to fulfll It's inter- national obligation to feed the peo- ple of the occupied country and to obtain food for It's own occupying forces.
 If the Germans were doing this, or anything like 1t, there would be no food shortage in Europe and France, which has always exported large quantities of food, could easily feed herself and the German army of occupation. For that army Is far less numerous than the annual in- Aux of tourists that in peace time constituted Frances principal source of prosperity.
 But the truth is--and 1t Is c very ugly truth - that Germany Is de. liberately using food control as a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Waterbury well represented in the list of service anniversaries of The Telephone Company employees listed in the current Telephone Bulletin Included were Albin L. Anderson, 30 years; Gertrude E. Lang Elizabeth C. OBrien and Anna C. Shea, 20 years; Ruth M. Deeley and Frederick A. Nees, Is years, The Crosby High School Home Economies Club plans to hold banquet to close up the school year next month Joe "Kid Winchelp Famglietti the pride of Battery c, 208th Coast Artillery has been released from the Base Hospital at Camp Edwards and lift up and put down those size 16 brogans of his with the best of them again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
BIZ HENRY NOBLE HALL Written for NEA Service

refrand possible interfering Mediterranean annc between North Africa Marsele
 whether the British like the ming blockade. And this is
 the collapse all the board the cruiser Vnnne Halifax the United States But the portion including gold belonging taken to Martinique the Bearn.
 been brisk increase ports and Martinique transhpped at Martinique
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
BRIDEGROOM IN DEEP LAMENT

Las Cruces, N. N. (UP)-Less than A hours after he had bought the license an unhappy bride- groom returned to the county clerks office and asked that the license not be recorded. The bride disappeared i5 minutes after the ceremony with his car, $l00 In cash and her wedding clothes - which he bought.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Oscar Doucette of the Frost Road Doucettes who earns weekly stipend for his shipping department efforts at the Waterbury Button Company has been feeling like millionaire since last Friday when the Longegs Stork left his lovely Mssus bouncing baby boy at St. Marys Hospital The Doucettes first bundle from heaven was a daughter which makes everything hotsy-tOtsy. Sunny" sparkling musical with lovely gets it's world premiere at San Francisco, May 28.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Eleanor valIone, Ruth Quinn and Kaye ROchOn Baldwin street c0llegiates have gone in for golf in big way both in attire and desire They may be seen in action almost any sunny afternoon at the Municipal course Marty Mazursld hOnOrs the Tower with comps for the second weekly dance his St. Sans Young Mems Club will offer at Belleview Park tomorrow eve ming featuring the KosciuskO Radio Orchestra :: Calvin T Hughes chairman of the SOuthingtOn board of education, underwent emergency operation for appendicitis Monday night at the Waterbury Hos pEtal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
FOR THE DEFENSE

 My bridge Is getting seedy, My garden is getting weedy, As summer activities commence I'm busy working for defense. I've let my sewing slip, Cut out the late spring trip, At home I'm no longer boss Since I'm working for the Red Gross, I've cut out movie shows, wear my last years clothes, I send the laundry out, must find what it's all about. I don't play bridge any more, At teas I no longer pour, can't even collect tho rents Since I'm working for defense.
 FEM. EM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Corporal Johnny Cipriano of Co., H.. l02nd Infan- try Connecticut National Guards at Camp Banding, Florida is a sorry lad these days His dog, Lucky" company mascot, was killed the other night by Military PoIiceman's motorcycle The animal was a great pet of every member of the company so the entire personnel gave her military funeral. As she was slowly lowered into her grave in the middle of the companys street taps were sounded and each of the boys saiuted. When the next pay day comes around co. Fl members are planning to chip in for small monument for Lucky"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
Vichy FreighterS Run British Blockade
 With Goods TranShipped At Martinique
Says Nazis Use Food Control To Break Conquered Peoples

Henry Noble British diplomatic service already had attained high dinctonn New York; in Washing in LondOnas journalist Later First Secretary of the British Embassy during the early months of international the of reporter Today he able interpret the world from intimate knowledge His revelato
 written exclusively this newspaper
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Ray Fitzpatrick our demon legislative reporter is stl chuckling over "Believe It Or Not" incident he experienced Tuesday night. The holds true for Eddie Bergin, East Main mortican, Dan Murdock of Boston and James T. Philbn of Baltimore, Maryland All graduated from Holy Cross College in 1883 Murdock is bank examiner for the United States Government and Philbn is field manager for the Glenn Martin Cor staters were in town that evening and registered at the Hotel Elton but neither knew the other there First Murdock into Ftz downtown and while their conversation still in the introductory stages Bergn came along to make 1t threesome. Eddie sug gested dunling few doughnuts while old memories of Crusader days were gone over. Entering downtown eatery the trio immediately recognized the Maryland Bomber Philbin, doing justice to Waterbury steak From then on until the hours of Wednesday ayem the ex,HoyaS howled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

As part of India's air raid pre- cautions program, Bombay will have 22 fire stations instead of the pres- ent 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Havana, Cuba, will construct four new public parks at historic spots.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Brazil has decreed that oil radio must b regesitered with the govern Ynent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22
Tall Tower Topics

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Good ling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

Good Nlsht.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-22

A famous name brand Roman Stripe" = they're "Sheer-grain" quality = a three thread, rever- sible knit for dress wear. With Picot top, run stop, narrow French heels - reinforced at all points of wear. Tn all the new shades of the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

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HEATED SHOWROOM. 1868 Gratiot.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
Jak 81 diktatoTi predstavuji
kOoperaci.

Daily News Record, Harris
inburg, Va, 10 ledna referuje
O pTednasce Cechoslovaka prof.
Jos. z. Schneidera z Madison
College v m1stn1m klubu Kiwa-
mis-, We ktere pTednasej1c1 pou-
kazal ma rozd1lne poj1man1 W.
znamu slova ~kooperace v Anne
rice a v evropskych diktatu-
rach. Kooperace totalitnlch
evropskych zem1ch znamena
tolik, re male staty must konat
to, echo 81 dobyyatele pref.
Kooperace V tomto pflpade
znacf zotrocenf a poslusnost.
Mnozf statnfci v Europe byli
diktatory oklamani heslem ko-
Operace. Poole nemeckeho W.
kladu Britanie dnes patrne ne
chce kooperovat odraz1-li male
ty N6mc1. Stejne tax nekoo-
peruje Recko s Italii, kdyz Sc
postavilo ma odpor fasisticke
invasi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
Cestou zeSilel.

z Hillsboro, v Texas, Sc SIDE
luje, re Stanislav j. Chrupcala.
jeden z novych vojlnG, povola-
nych k vycviku z Massachus-
sets do tabora Hulen pTi Pa
lestine, skocil z vlaku nedale-
ko mesta. Ia kratko byl male
zen jdouci pc ceste trent leka,
ri. Kdyz tito Sc S MIN vraceli
do Hillsboro, uchopil r1dlci ko-
10 auta a chtel toto strhnout dc
pffkopu, byl vsak pfemozen'
Lekafi jej dopravi lido 1stavu,
kde je ma pozorovanl, protoze
Sc soudf, re je s1lenym. Chrup-
Gala stale VIOLA, re nechce niko-
no zab1ti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
v zimni dobe uzivejte Urine
rovo Horke Vino 5 Vitaminem

B-1.
Vedecke badanf behem po-
sledn1ch let zjistilo, re Tide,
ktef1 dostavaji dosti Vitaminu
B-1, dovedou 1spesne vzdoro-
vati nastuzen1m. Ale rs re
100 lid prav6 nedostava do
sveho tela dosti Vitaminu B-1
a proto tento d6lezity cinitel
pro vase zdravf byl pridan do
Trinerova Horkeho Vfna. Ten
to spolehlivy zaludecnf prfpra-
vek a mfrne procistovadlo test
Sc jiz padesat let oblibe V tis1-
c1ch rodin We Spoj. Statech a
Kanade. Dava 1levu pr "a
ludecnfch pot1zich, zacpe, bo-
lenf hlavy, nechuti k j1dlu a
spatnem traveni, a nyn1, kdyz
byl k nemu pTidan Vitamin
die shodneho m1n6n1 le-
kari pomahajic1 k chuti k il
dlu a zazlvanf a posilnenl ner-
WI, Trinerovo Horke Vino bylo
tax zlepseno, re kazdy mel by
je mlti donna pc ruce. Dosta-
nete je u sveho lekarnfka, ale
kdyby je nemel ma sklade, pis-
tie JOS. Triner Corp, 1888 So.
Ashland Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,,
pfilozte $1.25 ma jednu lahev
nebo $3.50 ma sest lahvi vita
minoveho Trinerova Horkeho
V1na a dostanete je postou Wy
placene. Advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
Pro spojeni vSech demokracii
sveta.

V Tecech, pronesenych ma
banketu Federalni unie v New
Yorku shodova1i sc tri Ameri-
cane, jeden Anglican a jeden
N6mec ma zasade federaln1ho
svazu demokracii.
Clare Booth, americka spiso-
vatelka, prohlasila, re moral
ne jsme nyn1 We valce. Jmeno-
vail jsme 81 sve spojence. Posi-
lame jim valecny material, ably
ma vzdalenych bojistich pob1-
jeli jmenovane Mani nepTate-
le." Navrhla zTizeni svazu jiz
nyn1, ably civilisovany svet byl
udrzen V m1ru pc valce.
Lord Marley, druhy mluvci
anglicke sn6movny lord1, pra-
vii, re "tato valka je stretnu-
tim sc dvoj1ho zpusobu zivota.
Federalnf soustava je prostfed-
KEN k zachovanl sverazneho
zpGsobu zivota narodG, zat1m
CO poskytuje jim k%onecnou po-
litickou jednotu."
Thomas Mann, nemecky spi-
sovatel We vyhnanstvl, pravil
"Nenf pochyby, re kdyby byl
byval takovy svaz demokracie
utvoren V r. 1889 pod vGdcov-
Swim mocnych zemi, Hitler byl
by Sc byval nikdy nepustil do
sveho zahubneho dobrodruz-
stv1."
Dorothy Thompson prohlasi-
la, re "zv1tezf-li naciste, v Evro
pc Dude skoncen vyvoj, ktery
byl zahajen renaissance a Evro-
pa vratf sc Ike kmenum, ovlada-
nym teutonSkymi ryt1fi."
V podobnem smyslu vyslovil
sc Clarence STREET, americky
spisovatel a byvaly zahranicnf
correspondent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31

hoff Sc Praha sokolskymi bar
vami a v jafe move svobody O.
pet zaznf hymny O nepremozi-
telnosti naroda, jehoz sfla a
statecnost prysti re sokolsk6ho
evangelia lasky k svobod9 a
vlasti.
Nejradostnejsfm proievem
teto nezlomne vfry v novou
stastnou budoucnost naseho
naroda je skutecnost, re Anne
ricke Sokolstvo, jez je hlavnf O.
porou naseho nynejsiho zapa-
SUI, rozhodne Sc usporadat V
cervnu letosn1ho roku v Chica-
gu SLET, ktery Dude nasf nei-
vets1 manifestac1 pred mezina-
rodn1 vefejnosti "a svobodu a
prava naseho naroda.
Bude to manifestace oprav-
du vsenarodn1, ponevadz Sc ma
nj budou chime pod1leti vsech-
ny vrstvy naSeho lidu a mimo
Americke Oboe Sokolsk6a Slo-
venske Telocvicne Jednoty So
kol, tez Katolicka Jednota So
kol, Svaz Delnickych Telocvic-
nych Jednot a Polsky a Jugo-
slavsky Sokol, take Slet Dude
zaroven vyrazem i prislibem
move nutne a bohda stastneisf
spoluprace slovanskych naro-
du.
Zraky cele Ameriky ba cele-
no kulturnfho sveta budou le-
tos v cervnu upreny k nasemu
Chicagskemu Sletu, bude-li v
mas potfebna energie probudit
zajem vsech naSich americkych
krajanG. Je mas stale dost a
budeme-li vSichni chit, pax
Dude v cervnu patfit Chicago
SokolGm tax, jake jim vzdy pa
trila celicka Praha. Necht pro-
to nen1 jedine poctiv6 ceske a
slovenske duse, jez by z1stala
stranou tohoto velikeho naseho
narodniho d1la, ktere vzrusf A
meriku ad Atlantickeho ocea-
nu az k Pacifiku cd Floridy az
k Velkym jezerGm a jez pro
veky budouc1 zGstane zafnym
dokladem uslechtile velikosti
naseho naroda i v dobach nej-
trudnejslch.
Sletove slavnosti v nezapo-
menutelnych obrazech ukazf
celemu svetu silu americkych
CechOslovakG, nezlomnost jich
vlry We v1tezstvf demokracie,
prava a spravedlnosti a uchva-
tt srdce vsech, kdoz Sc 1castn1
naseho narodn1ho zapasu a z1-
stavaj1 We svych dus1ch verni
posvatne pGd6 nasich otcn, KITE
rou pred peti sly l6ty vftezne
prot cele Europe palcatem ha-
Jill Jan Zizka z Trocnova, jejfz
svobodu a samostatnost slavne
vzkrlsil Masaryk a kterou my
hajlme a uhaj1me nasim po-
tomkum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
Pc dvojcatech trojcata.

Theodore Guebert z Red Bud
u Sparty, H., ktera pred sesti
lety povila dvojcata, dala tento
tyden zivot trojcat1m o vaze
II liber.
Jsou to dive divenky a hoslk,
kteri byli pojmenovani Eula,
Eunice a Eugene. Eula, ktera
je nejmensi, vazi ctyri a ctvrt
libry, kdezto druha dive decka
vazi kazde pres sest liber. O.
ba rodice jsou SO rokI start.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
Hasic popalen polevkou.

V New Yorku 26lety haste
William Kopp pomahal uhasit
maly ohen v prisklepn1m kram
ku, kde vstoupil do velke ma
dolby S vaT1ci polevkou. Musil
byti dopraven do nemocnice,
kde pravili, re ma nohou utr-
pei o%pafeniny druheho stupne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
PostreliI diva a sam Sc zabil.

V Jackson, Miss, policejni
naceln1k John Walsh oznamil,
re 44lety holic re Sloan
Springs, Ark, byl usmrcen kuli
z vlastnfho revolveru, kdyz byl
pred tim postrelil diva muze v
hostinci We ~vnitTnlm meste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-31
Jen troSku p~orezat

Cernoch Leslie Young odsou-
zen byl v Omaze soudcem Scar
sem pro z1myslne bodnuti sve
drahe ~polovicky. Plchnul j
blfzko srdce. Ma otazku soud-
&c, zda-li j chtel zabfti odpo-
ved6l: "No, ia il chtel jen ka-
panek porezat."