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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
@ineior. Hnt., aamaSa.

ct. Eauluszairde. Yarent .Ibe. Yfar.
rer Tito s. @eble. 12io Yare.t Mpe..
@thbior. @araha. Uottesbienft in ben
Soinrrermonaten bon 80 llbr bors
miitaas. Sonntcei1ule bon 10-l1 lib,
tormittoes. Seben 1. 9ieustag abenbs
I'M aRonat St;rdenrat sSibuns. Seoen
I. 0onnerstas aberbs I'M Wonat 6raien
@crsin Stsuna. Nue 0olts> unb Claus
hensaenolien iinb berslid eiu9eIaoen. -
0irbenratsiiauua. Sseben 5tpeitfolaenben
Riittpcdl SonntaaifnIiibuna. Seoep
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
GarreQ, ~.
TputSd,e Gbono 0,rbrr Si

Teutide gpane. 2utbtr. ct. Ya,Ilu1s
&lrtjc. 721 20 Sr,,ir Ire. Efarree
Sans S,obnsbein. ySIhreno bes Son.s
n,erS Gonntogidule unl ubr. 9aupts
acttei b;enit on Srn,ts uno 8eierta9en
UNI 10 ilbr uormitrn0S. Mue lutberiIten
@ln:lbens9encNtu oeut,der 3nn9e IN
NnrrsQ, Sturnn unb lln,gebnna iino az
ceu @ntteScien:eM ber3lid)it etnaelabep
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
9Rpnaea. Ha.

@eutIte GoG;a s0utber. ct. Yeterss
Eerc;noe. S. CTR. onnS =. &. Simoleit
Gio,rcr. Yforrtn,s: ga Moams Str4
Sird,crter. gu Get: 9lodleitrr 63bsM
0nteshierit: 900 uhr moreen5. Sonns
taaidhIe 1O:45 llbr. 6rauen 0erein5.
&cr!onmiunG nm leeteu 9onnerstdo
ieoeu Nonnts, ubenos g llhr. Seoer.
morn 1T ber3liet, pillfom,nen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
.Someiteab, Ba.

TcntIdle Gpana. sssrot. cS,. WdrtuS.
Gird,', 229 ct o. Nbe. Mrnolo Iaab5.
%iarrer. &nhmlns: 224 CT 8. Iue
Te!,thon: 263OsM. SonntaagiduIe be-
ainnt 9:3O llhr morcens. Gnaliid)er 0ots
:eSc,enIt 1O-l: llbr SeutId)er @ottess
ri'ni: 11-12 ltbr. Iue @lauhen5genots
fen ,inh ber5(id) tuiIIfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
Kirblicbe Aacbrirbten
xaNtoa. QhiN

Siebenbiire;id,>SGdfiihe Gbanseliids
2utter;fde 9briitus sAircbc, 211S-14
Ctr, ". 6. Efarrer 9Bon,as q. 0Gniaer
Sonuta9ltnlc nit oeutihen unO eng
liidcn aIalien 8:45 llbr morgeus G,,sz
lilder 8ottesbienit $50 morseuS. 9eut
lder Botteseienit 1856 1lbr mor9ens.
Sentid,e Shrie uno Aonfirn,anoen<u uus
terribt nah 8ereinbarllne. Nls @laus
bensaeuniicn uno Src,lnoe iino beralid
eiuatIabeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
Marn, Snb,ana.

leatidle Vu. Butler. 5onterl,Ssairds
c'de II. Mpe. uno Gilmore Ctr. Yidrr.
trrlnune: 1919 Sillmore Ctr. Eel. 9759
Seupplo 8. @ernbaro. .Yfarrer. Sountag'
1bnIt unt 0 lllr fir Die aroBen unb MI,
Il l!br fiir Die tletnen 3iuber. GotteSs
oicuit Inn 10 llhr III Der enalilhen uno
un II lbr in Der oentld,en Sprabe.
@oltss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. limb treu1bs
llrt,it ein9elancu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
Ghicaao, I'll.

Heutid,e ,lnb Siehenbiiraiids Sddiiihs
ct. Rn,llus Gcmeinbc. YaItor @riu
Shmibt. &ird,e unb Gaitorut 1856
1886 S,omer Ctr. Seben Sonntag 8 llbr
Scrltaa!d,u.e eusli1h uno ne,liId,. -
Gcutiter Oottesoieuit ieoen Sonntaq
1915 llbr; enaliiher Gctteshienlt jeoeu
9 unb 4. Sourtaaa 1915 llbr. Seuts
ider acnfir,"auhen= llnterridpt Nitt,uod
nat,',itra9s 1880 llhr; cnaliIder 6ons
fi,monoeus sllu:errid,t Samstaa uormits
t,a 10 llbr 1e,Itide Sbule Sarnstae
nlh:1ittoas 2 llbr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
Ser &irdDen Grauen 2sreim

aibt ierncr audi befannt. ou6 Conn.
Tag, Sen 1. Wai. bas SHUTTER unb
Softcr. .@anfett i'm Sirieite Sahien.
leim itattfinbeu miro. Die Sd,tpe,
tern unb ssreunbinnen oes airden
9rai.en @ereins iueroen eebeten lid
hieien Gag 81 reieruieren. ,,
Sophie Gof). Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
&anfett ucrbunosn nit 39iGi,riNem
HrInbmnasfeit ocs &. z. z. +. &.
~ N.s~:. OS,,~:>

II. Sere,n, SWela 4.
s(m Ireitag. Den Z. Mdr5. 6 llhr
abenos. i'm 8eItieite Sahienheim.
iinoet oieie sseitliffeit Itatt. tuc5u aue
Mitglicoer bicrourdl bcr5Iid, eiuQc,
Iaben IinS. @os oamit aemcint. iii
allen Sdppeirern wohlbefannt. oieie
idbrlid)c 3liammenfl,nit hieut ncbeu
ser @eb,,rtstaosieier nieier isralcn,
grlppe. auh CUR @cnliitlihfeit. nG
bere @efannt- umh Treunoid,aft I'M
fer alien 81 i6rocrn. ncbit 9Inerfen,
mlng trcl'er snllGnalid,feit. iutpit
gum slnlab fir nci.cn Mut ,,uo Sire.
bens. iiir meter erfrlsreid,e5 @c'
iteben.
SSsn ruic meit Iid bieicS Grcianis
oiesnol eritrefen miro, lpollen ipi,
nit 3uueriidt. boiinunaspoa er.
iunrten. neil es biesmal mehr eenuB
reid, fir allc norgeiehen lit. alle iol
len mir bebient ncroen lmb fcine ba.
&on,iteepilihtcn 81, crfiiGcn. NuI
Soften oes @ereins miro ieoer Shpe
itcr pi,nft 6 lthr elm bohfeines Gin
ner bon Der Ierlpoltl,na oes &eims
ierpiert merben. Ndtuua! Mbcr nur
tpen Sic iid} nit elmer Yoitfarte be
ser Sefret6rin onlnclepn. OieIe Dor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
Columbus, Ohio.

Gnnuecliid sQuthsriide Mlartin 2utber
0irCs. Gde Roler unb Nnn ctr. Raitor
R. gon;o Setter. Seben Sonnta9 pors
nittoe lin 9 uhr Sonutaafd,ule. 10 llbr
cuali'drr &Gtte soienit. II llbr oeutiher
@ottesoienit Nue 0Iaubeu5acuoiien iino
tcr3iidb ciraeluoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27

0atb. ainn unb Sophia Sod. Ind
nurbe in letter geriammli.ns be-
ihloiien. 'alle Sdrpeitcrn, Die i'm
Sanuar, sSebruar unb War5 geboren
iino, ionten oos 8ebad iiir unier am
s. MdrS ab3ubaltenoes aartenpartie
beiorgen. aatb. ,llnaar, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
GieneIGnD, DIN.

e :. Guana. Iuth. ct. Sohaaness
&irdhe. Eaitor Sans 6oiieI, 76l GDhp
Moab. Gel lRmlberrp O646. Spuutaa
Sd1,;f" Inn 10 ;th~ csunennnntteshipnii
~ Tu,t'terj>"-ntrnttrsh;onit q l1hr
SutI,r 9ieo sinhadt nuc Serianurlnu9
Counting abcrbs 1880 l'br. &onfirmans
oem sl!uterridt umo beutId,e Sd,ule anl
Samsta9 bon 8 llb, an. Mae Glmbenss
acnod,en line herald; einselaoeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
GIepeIanb @ejt. -- Seutfd5= =@en.einbe

Cleveland @eit. - Seutfb= =@en.einbe.
@e't 80. Ctr. unb Willnro Mpe. Yaltor
Subarurs 9sutiflGnber, 5000 SSillarc
NUc Gel: S1pobbinc 9055. @ottesoienIt
icoen Cont urb Neiertaa III oeutIther
une enaliidcr ESprnbe. Sonntaelhule
iebcn Sonrtao 9--1O l1br rormitta9s.
Torui;iiolaenn ensliidcr @ottesbieuit
bon 1n--1O:45 llhr. S,iermf folst Der
hcut,he @otieshieuit II ll9r uormittoss.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
@artenpartte

iuosu mir ale Witalieoer uno allc
Tre,snSe. uni Mitalieoer oes 3tpeia
33. rniere ss,,scno uno unIerc air
dsenpereine a,lis her3lid,lte einlaben.
Ger Gintritt lit 25 Gents. sln ieoem
Iiid, elm ifoner Nreis; aud anoere
Srciie lino eeitiifet bon Shneitern.
Gicienigen Shtueitcru. oic i'm Wonai
SSonuar 5ebr,'ar coer Mdr5 oeboren
iino. iueroen 6eimgebadenes uno
aaifee ierpieren. llnicr aomitce tuirh
ioraen. bas alles aufs Bette porbe,
reitet tuir6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
3,ueia "a.

pcranItaltct am Somstaq Sen
Mdr5. Z llhr abenbs, Elm grcbes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27
2&a*ss:ds = Gtnla Dung - &2r- >:s>ra
30. 9abreS konbention
des Central Nerbandes der Sieb. Sachsen
verbunden init
@ol0cnfm 9ubilaum
dts Crst. Siebenbuerger Sachsen Kranken-
Unterstuetzungs-Verein, in den
Yer. Staten, Zweig 10
abgehaten 80 und 81. Mai in SALEM. Ohio.

abgehalten am 80. und 81 Mai in SALEM. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-27

DAS FESTKOMITEE.
Fritz T is, Sr, Fest-Prssident.
JohnP p. Roth, Fest-SekretSr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-17

mno eincm Miuiou1r ol3 Wonu fir
Vcttp. @ettp tritt alf als Game,
Itelte oie Grbin ppr. Garole, ihre
Scfrcturin, lmo Charlotte, ais per,
ionlihe Iicnerin, mo @ettp flngt
nicbt nllr cinen iouoern 3lpei Mlllio'
mare, 10 glalbt tic, aber Ion Mme'
rbc ipielt oasielbe Spiel.
Sic 9tullcnbeiebrng itlicBt Sad
Salep rno Gobino @riabt, Die @elea'
lhoitsldngerin, cin, bie ibreu Seb,!i
I'M Slim nntt. Sic iingt nWtiami"
nGinocraaroen Gonaa", rSurrar
ior tbe Gap", vS'pe got non all tc
Mpieli", "Souelineb ano Sope"
~9ou Starteo Sometbina", IS
tbat @oo" uno nSolitarp Seniole"
@roBnrtigc SGnse .rerocn uon Sad
Gole Mligeiiibrt. Gerpaiien Sic 6
niht oieien Slim 81 iehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-17
Dos Fa,,s n,ciner
IrG,tnte mettitreit
@cbt init Samstaa at Gnbe"

GS lit nod cine @clcgenbeit, it'd
an bieiem @ettltreit .Souie Of mn
Treons", ser am Snmstag, Sen 49,
Suli, su Gnbe gcbt, 81 beteiligen
lmo cinen Yreis uon $3.50 su &C.
ninncn, iaat 8. 9rllce @alter. 8or'
iiser ocs Better Souling Commit
tee.
Sicr lit cine 8eleaenheit ihre ei
eenen YlGne al,f Eapier nieoersl'
ihreiben ibre eiaenen @iinlfe 81
ihreiben fir elm ioealles Seim. GS
perocn in bieiem ~Sahr hlltherte
bon Seimeu geballt iuerben nof oen
neueIten Still. Sic Smaa Somes
s(rd)itectilral sliiciatiOn Mfitglicoer
lpcroen eiuen iolhen Tlun entlperIel
nod oieiem @ettitreit.
-0-
- llnteritiisen Sic sic in nnierel
3eitrnn anseigenoen @eibdftslellte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-17

Saro Strengel, cine lieblide Sin.
niide Shauipielerin, sic in @ien
Itlbiert bat. tritt gum eritenmal ii,
slmcrifo i'm Gain sreil,lft 5bcater
ouf in "Sbe Cradle Sona". Sic
miro oic Shweiter Sobanna pom
Mcten &re,ls lpielen.
Sie Stiid itebt unter ser 2eit,mQ
bon Gr. @alter @olbad), einem
oentids statboliihem ;sliihtling por
Selltiflano uno @ien, ser feline Gr
fabruna in Sen Staatstbeoter IL
Etuttgort, ;3iirih,. @ien, Berlin,
&iel II. a. gelamnelt bat.
Suun SbGicr ipiclt sic Moae als
Sbereia, oas illnge WGoben; 6lor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-17
Hippc>rcnnc Gkcatsr
"Moou uuer y)tiami" bcainnt am
19. Suli.

Som2tag Ben 10. Nuli, pcrlpnn'
Nelt lid oo9 &ippo0rome Sbcater in
Elm Sehnocolor tropild y GuraoicS
Ter nere Slim oNtoOn rucr Minml"
Nor Smcntn Gcntllrn Son5- ,m>
%ieNcr'dlagcr miro GcjciQt nit @ct
tp @rable. Con SlmeNe uno 9fobert
Cummings in ocn Sitelrollen.
IS iii bIeS cine @cIhihte BON sneI
SdlucI1crn ulro ocren Snntc, sic
ibrc $4,000 GrhIdoit inpcItiercn nit
Ser SoIinlmg auf bobc Iipiocnoen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-17

MeIerbeitano ser sliiociation Der
ourd sen 8utuads bon $9o,oOO.0o
,,nperteiIter Rroiite in oen eriten
ieds Mouaten beoeuteno geboben
ipuroe. 6err Ntfins bebt auberoetn
berpor, oob nit ben 0ipioenSen ser
eriten feds Monate BON 194t Der
@eiamterperb oieies So Sabre alteu
6inansinltituts iih auf mebr als II
Miuionen Dollars besiifert. anlel'
ben an Beriouen, oie elm &eim tanfs
ten, IN oerielben Heriooe betruaen
SIC, 10000.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-17

ence 8. 5. 9onlep oie Yrin3eiiin;
Mutb Slider sic Gicareb ,no &oblep
Gpans oen 0oftor. Somnter @atters
miro oen il,ngen 9rautigam ipielen.
0as bidteriid)e 3ipiihenipiel 5tui-
iben Sen sluei slften miro geiprobe,,
bon Heter Wtesner BON ser Ssobn
Carroll llniperiitdt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-17
Okieer peitn,eiiter
Kenpcnticn
In Geoar Eoint am 81, %. nnb
%. Smli.

Die 1oItmeiiter als ean5 Shic
hoben ibre ElGne lhon iertig tir
sic &onpenilon, sic om 81. ueaih'
memo bis %. Suli in Geoar Yoint
obgeholten miro. IS miro erlpartet
oaB iiber 500 IoItmeiiter, YoItauf.
ieber llno beren sSamilien 5ugegen
Iein meroen. menn YoItmeiiter 6.
Easmore aus @aibington oie Son.
pention am Montag 5ur Sronllna
rllIt. Ger @aitacber Yoitneiiter ii,
Eco" 9auber bon Sanousfp, Der
Id)on @ohen nit oen perlhieoener
@orlibern 5ulummen gearbeitct bat
INN oen Grfolg ser aonoention 81
Iihern.
9fa6 oen Gerlammlllngen un>
ganfett fonnen oie 0elegaten mad
cen a!1ngen oes beriibmten Map.
mono Scott Srheiter ibre geine IN
Vemegung bringen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-17
6e>eikliete weitieite
8Que

geim GrlaB bes 1O9. hal6iGhr.
lid)en ssinan5berihts ser @eltieite
Sapinas & Soan sliicciation Der
meiit ser Grefutipe &iseprdiioent :.
%. gltfins ipcsicu aui sen Itorfen
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30
Thomas J. Fleming To Withdraw His Petition
Continued from Page 1)
state police since his disappearance
 on March 6, 1941.

state police since his disappearance on March 6, 1941.
 The Monday meeting of the board will also consider petitions flied by eight other prisoners convicted in the local superior court. Among these is the application of Louis N Leopold, serving a life term, and sentenced on November 21, 1888, in connection with the burning of Baldwin street property that cost the lives of two children. Also to be heard are the petitions of Whitney Price of Prospect, Joseph Alfano James Bubulas, John Anderson Dennis Mccarthy, Michael zina- ruck, and Bernardo Favara.
 Members of the board of pardoni are: Governor Robert A. Hurley Supeme Court Justice Allyn L Brown; Ashbel G. Gulliver, New Haven; Richard Joyce Smith, West. port; Rollin U. Tyler, Tylerville anC Dr. Karl T. Phillips, Putnam.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30
INTERPRETATION
 OF AID TO RUSSIA

(Continued rom Page D understood"
 The head of the Cincinnati dio- cese made his remarks in a pas toral letter, apparently released in reply to many Catholic critics ot the U. s. policy of lending aid to the Soviets since they were attacked by Germany.
 Must Decide Course
 "The words of the late Pope are quoted and interpreted in sense that would determine the course of action that our Catholic people and even our government must follow if they. are to be guided by moral principles" he wrote.
 He then referred specifically to paragraph 58 of the encyclical en- titled "Atheistic Communism" in which the Pope characterized Com munism as "intrinsically wrong, and no one who would save Christian civilization may collaborate with 1t in any undertaking whatsoever.
 Archbishop McNicholas said that paragraph 57 must be considered to gain the clear context of the Pope's meaning. Tn paragraph 57, the Pon- tiff cited specific examples of the efforts of Communism to establish a system of collaboration with Catholics.
 For us the obvious meaning o1 these two paragraphs is that the Pontif charged the ordinary of this diocese, as he charge the ordinarieS of all dioceses, to allow within the limits of his jurisdiction no collab- oration whatever with CQpmunists under any guise whatsoever, ever in humanitarian or praiseworthJ affairs.
 "The tactics of the Communist cannot be trusted in this locality They cannot be trusted in any 10. cality."
 Spoke of Hypocrisy. Archbishop McNicholas noted that the late Pope spoke of Communism ,. hypocrisy, false-front organizations and interference with the practice of religion.
 "In the light of the context it i. clear that the supreme pontiff ad- monished the faithful that in theil localities there can be no coopera. ton with Communists, not even ir affairs that were apparently initi- ated to promote humanitarian inter- ests or to, advance laudable move ments which are in perfect harmony with the Christian spirit and the doctrine of the church," the pas toral letter said.
 The archbishop recalled that Pope Plus xI sent a relief mission to Rus sia at almost the same time he was condemning Communism and later ordered prayers for deliverance oi the Russians from Communism.
 The pastoral letter pointed out that the same Pope issued two en- cyclicals within one week, one con- demning Nazism and the other Con- munism.
 We must remember that the late Holy Father made clear distinction between Nazism and Germany. Pope Plus XI did not condemn the whole German people. Neither must we He condemned the system"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30
POLICEMAN OF
 WOLCOTT IN BAD
(continued from Page 1>

(Continued from Page 1) that time he offered the board an apology.
 Some Wolcott residents today were claiming that the police boards &C., ton was an aftermath of the recent spirited election.
 Some further alleged that Leav- enworth was framed. Others deny this belief. The accused officer is reported to have been abusive at a recent board hearing when the sec- ond charge of conduct unbecoming an officer was lodged against him.
 It was then that the board tenn porarily suspended Leavenworth. He then informed the board he wouldn't stand a suspension, but would resign first.
 Rumors this morning were to the effect that the Wolcott Republican League would circulate 8 petition throughout the town in behalf of Leavenworth, a league member.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30
Plane Struck Ravine Bursting Into Flames
Continued from Page D

strained him from crawling into the burning wreckage, from which fire men removed the bodies.
 q want to help get the people out" Bates said.
 Garrity attempted to interview Bates at the Fargo Hospital but he learned nothing in the short time physicians permitted him to talk to the pilot.
 "He doesn't know anything now except that he came down." Garrity said. "Fe doesn't know that any, one was killed"
 The transport landed on level field owned by the Moorhead Rod and Gun Club, and authorities be- lieved the apparent attempt at a forced landing might have been successful if the tract had not been broken by the ravine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30
Personal To Fat Girls

Now you may slim down your face and figure without starvation dieting or back Breaking exercises. Just eat sensibly and enke Marmola under the conditions and ac. @Drding to directions on the package '~ Marmola Tablets have been sold to the public for more than thirty years. More than twenty million boxes have been distributed during that period.
 Marmola is not Q cure-al. Marmola is only for adult fat persons whose fatness ia caused by thyroid deficiency (hypothyro:d- tam) but who are otherwise normal and heal- thy. We do not make any diagnosis us that is the function of your physician, who must ee consulted for that purpose. Why not try to lose those ugly. uncomfortable pounds the Marmola way? Get box of Marmola today from your druggist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30

not been told he was the only sur- vivor.
 He doesn't know anyone was killed" Garrity said. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt left Minneapolis for Chicago aboard an other of the airline's planes early today.
 George Gardner, vice president in charge of the lines operations, Ralph Geror, superintendent of maintenance, and three civil aeror nautics administration officials left Minneapolis by plane for the scene of the crash.
 Death List
 The death list in the crash of 8 transport plane near here early to- day follows:
 A. H. Brown, Billings, Mont.
 L.. E. Carr, Highland Park, III. c. w. Farup, Grand Forks, N. D. Mrs. H. Ford, Fargo, N. D.
 Ed King, Fargo, N. D.
 H. J. Klopp, Spokane, Wash.
 F. R. Lowell, Springfield, O.
 w. A. Mitzger, New York.
 Mrs. J. Packard, Atlantic City, N. J.
 R. w. Ramsey, North Canton, Q. A. F. Simonson, Grand Forks, N. D.
 Ned Wells, Fargo, N. D.
 Alden Onsgard, Minneapolis, so- pilot.
 Bernice Blowers, Welcome, Minn., stewardess.
 Pilot Unconscious
 Bates lost consciousness and vas taken to St. Johns hospital at Far go, N. D., across the state line from Moorhead. Hospital attaches said he regained consciousness in the ambu- lance and said he didn't know what had happened.
 A preliminary examination show ed he was suffering from shock, head bruises, cut on his right hand and possible, internal injuries. The plane was in a coulee ra- vine), 30 feet deep" Garrity said. Its right motor was embedded m the ground. The plane was still burning when I left and all but part of the right wing and the rud- der had been destroyed.
 Tt looked as if the pilot was try ing to get down and had run into the Coulee, although there were no tracks in the field in front of the ditch"
 The plane had left Minneapolis en route to Seattle, Wash, at 12:1S a. m. (1:13 a. m., EST0 1t was scheduled to land at Fargo, N. D., at 1:35 a. m., (2:35 a. m., EST0 But Northwest airline attaches said Il was flying a few minutes behind I schedule.
 Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife ot the President, was in Minneapolis scheduled to leave on one of the Airplane,s planes today. The Airline said the plane hao fallen in golf course. The scene of the crash was three miles from the Fargo airport where the plane was expected to land.
 Good Flying Weather
 A spokesman for Northwest Ar lines in Minneapolis said the weather in the Moorhead area was pretty good" Tt was all right for operations, he said.
 Garrity said the plane had bounced out of the ravine and stopped on the level ground. It was pointed west.
 When authorities reached the scene Bates was staggering around the plane in a daze. They re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-30
LIQUOR RULING.
 APPEALED TODAY.
Commissions Action De- sCribed as UnreasOn-
 able, Arbitrary

An auueal from a finding of the State T,iuuor Control Commission was filed in common pleas court today by Salvatore Melchione or tnls city. The appellant charges tnat his application for restaurant liuuor permit for a place of Dusl- ness located at l946 East Main street, was denied at a hearing held by vne commission on September II ot thlS year.
 The commission stated that the neighborhood of the restaurant could not support other outlets without having a serious affect on those already in existence. Mel chibne contends that the liquor body acted in an unreasonable and arbi- trary manner, since it had no tes- timony as to the locality, populaa- ton and demands for restaurants in the vicinity.
 Also filed in common pleas court today was a $2,000 civil action brought by Chatfield and Chatfield, Inc, of Waterbury, against Hugo Guasteferri, also of this city. The plaintiff concern alleges that it sold merchandise valued at $1,S49.30 to the Maonia Construction Company between May Il and July 19. 1887, upon the guarantee of the defend , ant.
 On July 19, it is charged, the Madonia company had made pay ments on account leaving a balance of $1,107.00, and on the same day the defendant gave his written guarantee. Since that time no ur- ther payments have been made, it is held, in spite of demands made upon | the defendant.
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 T want to deny unequivocally those rumors," he said. T am not angry about them, but they are un- true. As a matter of fact, 1t is quite a compliment to be the subject of a marriage rumor at my age"
 Living Alone
 He is living alone at Denver's smartest apartment hotel.
 Definitely, he empsasized, his withdrawal from the brothers rep resented no break with the church
 Some people are confused regard ing priests and brothers," he said "A brother, as distinct from a priest is a layman who lives in a com- munity Ca monastery according to certain rules. If he and his supe- riors feel that it is better for him not to remain, his secular status may be restored with no obligations involved. I feel that have done my work such as it is."
 His work included 35 years as a teacher and lecturer. A graduate of St. Mary's in Oakland, Cal, he taught there 8 years. He retired from the staff last year after serv- ing as chancellor for three years. His field is literature.
 In 20 years he delivered more, than 2,0O0 lectures outside the classroom and critics called him California s most polished platfo- m speaker" He is well known as liberal but has always avoided politics.
 His writings are numerous. They include novel, eight other books of fiction, textbooks, plays and countless nwespaper and magazine articles.