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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Dismiss CHARGES
Against Unions

WASHINGTON The su ? rene
court Monday affirmed three lower
court decisions dismissing anti
trust indictments against labor
unions in New Orleans. Chicago.
and the state Of Washington
In another decision. the tribunal
affirmed the conviction Of Robert
5. James. Los Angeles barber. on
a charge OF drowning his wife
after failing 10 kin her with a
rattlesnake. He is under death
sentence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Fined Sl00 for
Huvinq Dead Deer

David Nielsen. Eatonville. who
Was convicted in November. 1910,
and appealed in justice court on
a charge of having In his posses
sion u dead doe deer, pleaded
guilty TO the same charge in Judge
h NJ. Cards superior court Mon
day morning and was fined 500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Mrs. Tesiu Speaks
To Young Democrats

jeanette Testu. Seattle. Demo.
cratic national com mitteewomsn,
will speak at the regular meeting
Of the Young Democratic club Of
Pierce county TO be held Monday
evening at Hotel Winthrop at 8
o'clock. Mrs. Testu will comment
on the activities of the recent
legislature and its effect on the
Democratic party. Important bust
ness concerning the state conven-
ton will be transacted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Products Exposition
Due Around July 4ih

Tacoma's civic attractions around
the next Fourth Of July eeleors-
ton may include q Greater Wash
ington products exposition.
The council Monday authorized
q letter To the Washington state
progress commission urging the
state exhibit used NJ the world
fairs be alloeated to Tacoma for
q period In July.
Mayor Cain intr9dueed the pro-
posal TO the council on the basis
Of q letter from Bert A. Smyser,
who outlined the plan he has In
mind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
GET $500 JUDGMENT

A Judgment Of $500 was granted
in Judge Fred Remains court
Saturday 70 George ". Daniel
and Alice Daniel who sued for
$1,000 injuries allegedly sustained
in an accident in the Tacoma store
Of Montgomery Ward 4 Co. on
February 81. 1910. The Daniels
were suing the company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
IL HAPPY
Rirthday
MONDAY. APRIL !

MONDAY. APRIL I
Miss Jeanne Roberts, Oakland
addition.
Mr~. Walter Graham. 6tls So.
1T.
q. w. Minter, S720 No. Gath ut.
Mabel Lillian Carr, 2s24 No.
Madison ut.
Jack w. Knox. 1908 No. 10th
street.
Virginia kucherH. 16l5 So.
Sheridan ave.
John W. Adler, 120s So. Verde.
Jimmy Delano Davis, SS0l So.
A ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Longshoremon Asks
S605 for Injuries

Fred W. linn. longshoreman OF
42ls So. Asotin st. filed with the
city council Monday q Chain for
so03 damages for personal in
Juries received when manhole
cover on Commerce ST. tilted and
precipitated him into the hole.
linn charged loss Of work re-
suited from his injuries and that
before the accident he was strong
and able bodied and was earning
$50 per week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
ORDER REsTRAINs MATE

A temporary restraining ORDER
was issued in Judge Joseph Nal
lorvs court Saturday against
Robert I. Clark on request 81
Helen p. Clark to stop nsr hus-
band from selling any community
property during the course of >
divorce action filed recently ny
Mrs. Clark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Will. Buy TRUCK

An ordinance sppropristing
5. 900 from light department funds
n purchase = three-ton line truck
for that department vas given
first reading before the council
Monday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
ASH ALLEY STRIP

George W. Fowler and others
pstitioned the council Monday for
vscating Of q iO-foot strip on
either side Of the alley between
No. Sheridan and Cushman ayes,
for a portion OF the distance be
tween No. eth and sth SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08

Choses atoms with @ comeTo.
been spun and debated. Cosmic
rays promise eventually to bring
us messages from the far reaches
OF the universe that we shall be
able to decode. messages that may
solve some of the unknowns OF
time and space.
In this DR.. Anderson will con
tinue to play an important role
For his POSITION is gaining impor'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
MORE FUNDS FOR FORT

Approval Of a L. s. army build
ing Improvement project at Fort
Lewis, costing s12.757, has been
made in Washington, d. c. &C
eording to word received Monday
from Sen. Mon c. Nallgren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
CONRAD GARD SPEAKER

Conrad Gard will speak in the
Hotel Winthrop Tuesday at 5 p. m.
under auspices OF the Anglo-saxon
federation. His topic will be The
Sign Of the Son Of Man IN the
Heavens
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
PENSION TO WIDOW

The firemen's pension and relief
fund board voted Monday to grant
10 Mrs Fred G. Meyer the pension
which had been regularly paid 10
her husband. VINO died Apll ?.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
NEW COMPLAINT

A new divorce action was filed
with the county clerk Monday by
Rurmsh against Herbert NJ. Leon
ard charging burdensoms home
life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08


waahington's forecast - Partly
cloudy In east and clearing west
portion Monday night: Tuesday,
fair east, but increasing cloudiness
followed by rain in west portion;
cooler tonight; fresh southerly
wind off coast becoming south
westerly: fresh southeasterly be-
coming moderate sasterly over in
land waters.
Rainfall In Tacoma for the -
bours ending at =. m. Monday.
70 inches: since April i. l:as
inches, an excess OF .63 inches:
since Jan. /. p:1e inches, . short
age of Sis inches.
Wind at q. M. Monday. west
3 m p. h.; barometer s0oI. ris-
ing %.
Sun rises 1T b:3s and sets ut Gas
Tuesday.
Tacoma's weather on April ..
1910 - Cloudy. .1p inch Of rain.
maximum temperature 81 degrees
and minimum -. Highest wind
velocity 20 m. p. h. from the south
ea6t-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Jugoslavia Invasion Causes
Stocks to Recede on Market
Markets at q
Glunce
MONDAY

stocks: Lower and quiet.
Bonds: Lower: I. $. govern
ments irregulArly lower.
Curb stocks: Lower.
Cotton: OFF as much as s. cents
bale.
Wheat: OFF = to ! cent.
Corn: OFF u 10 y cent.
Rubber: Firm.
silver: Unchanged In New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
. Americas Men of Science
DR.. c. D. Anderson-Snapped
Picture of Atomic Particle

tanee with the years even Z . i
admittedly the shortest-lved thing
IN the universe. Born u radla-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
11lE}iMH9aH5FEE,lN

routine exehsuge of general
frslghts on her regular coaztlnE
itinerary.
Departures over n. weekend
included the Paul Shoup and re
Cuba harI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
PORT AIENDAR

Vessels BE- port: Mirrabeoka. -
Regis. Texsn. Baker. Point san
Pablo. Sperry- Susan Luckenhscn.
Centennial. Whitney Olsen. Defi-
ance mill.
Vessels duo Tuesday. Coast
Shipper. Shaffer NJ. 2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08

Porsasnd-Cesrtngs s6.7s4.oz.-
81: balances S3.o<2.7131s.
Seastse -Cleeysnss Ss.a1e.sis.oo:
balances N.s4s.1o5-l7: transactions
SaA.71xyooo-04
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
n. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished by
nean Wfrtfr a COMPANY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Investment Trusts

MONDAY
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06
Mmerifaniides Gbtlebea Mnb Tilmsiit

ab. gnrdidnittlid iollen IN amerifa
bei ben gbeluitigen allf 90 Sralien
nur elm Wann fomnlen. Gns bat
nidt ,,iir bent 8eIdafte Der Seirats-
Derntittler einen aitftrieb gegebc,t
Ionoerlt audi 81 elmer meientliben gr=
boblmg Der neutrality-suspicious. beige
trasen. eSSn Ben amerifaniiden @rob-
Itdrten baben Sic Seiratspermittler
oie 8ermittlungseebiibr fir 6rauen
bon IS aitf SO Dollcrs erbobt, fir
Wednner bagegen bon 10 auf 5 9o1-
lars ern1dBigt. aonmt Sic Ber,nitt-
l,mg sitItanoe, 10 bat Sic Srau oben-
orein nod 5 pro5ent ibrer Witeift
oem 8ermittler ab5uliefern. 9abei
beidrdnft itd 5ie 8ermittlunsstdtia=
felt. meiltens barauf, ben beiratsluIti-
gen Wanne bie, Gelepbonn,mmer Ser
8eiperberin mit5uteilen. Gas peitere
bleibt bann Sade bes @befanbibaten.
Das @eihaft ion trot oer S6mere
ser Belt bliiben l,no oer l(n,iab babe
Itd I'M letten Sabre ber6oppelt. Sb
babel aud bie 6eitigfeit bes gbebun=
oes setuonnen bat, bleibt alleroines
unbeanttportet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

Inter bieier slufIdrift iteat oas
,,Jamilienblutt' cine Neibe dr5tlider
@ntabten auf iiber oie @riinoe, .ues-
balb ein 70 groBer Bro5ertIab i,nIerer
stefruten pegen llntaugli6feit 5l.-
riidgeipieien tpesben niiiien:
gttpa 40 Bro5ent linierer illngen
Mdnner iinb BEL Ser Wuiterung fir
Wilitar gelunobeitlid fiir nnta,tglid
befun6en iporoen. 8ie erfldrt iib
bas? Gum Seil liegt bie @rfldrung
in ben 3ultanoen, Die int folsenoen
beIproben iinb:
Or. @ictor Seiier bon Der &ode,
feller Sounoation erflarte: v@as mir
biz iest in Der 8erldugerltng Ser Sc.
bensbauer geiponnen baben, peroan'
fen mir Sen 8erdnoerl1ngen in lnie.
rer ltmeebung, Sic in ser Sauptia6e
burd ianiture WaBnabnen 5lltpegc
s.bradt tpurOen. ltniere uddIten gro
Ben Siege iperoeu oauon abbdngen,
Oh mir Sen @in5elnen ba5t iiberreoeu
fonnen, feline @iiensgelpobnbeiten 5ll
1nbern."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

Na6 oen amerifaniihen gbe5uitdn=
Sen po6 ein @ort iiber oas Sbul-
ipelen. Gin tpl,noer Bunft lift Ser
Neligionsnnterri6t. 8efanntlid lit
oie 5taatsI6ule neutral, 8. b. reli=
sionslos. Nun ber0ffentlidte fiir5li6
cine fatboliide 3eitung oie 3uidrift
zines Broteitanten, tuorin oarum
nahgeiudt piro, sic fatbolii6en
5dulen modten bod audi proteitanti=
ide ain6er >sulaiien, I'M iie oen nidt-
driitliden ltn6 bielfad gerabe5u anti
driitliden .@infliiiien Ser 0ffentliden
Sdule ,5u eut5ieben. Ser quite Mann
idreibt: ul1niere 0ifentlidens Sdulen
befinoen iid in Den Sdnoen elmer
5ippibaft pd6agogiider Diftotoren,
sic uniere 9inber nm oie 2ebren bes
driltliden @elebes l.nb Sen religi0-
len @eididtsunterridt sebradt ba-
ben. Sn ser 5dule miro Die @eli-
aion berabse5osen, 6ie in Der Jani>
lie gelobt miro. &ir itntertpeiien ba=
beim Sic &in6er in Ser 9teligion a6er
lie merfen bal6, bab oas, mas in Ger
6amilie bobgebalten miro, in Der
S6ule berpont lit. gs tpdre pon-
ieiten ser &atbo1iten cine edit be5cid=
nenoe .amerifaniide @eite, ttpenn lie
pielen proteltantiihen 9inbern in ben
@iltipidlungsiabren oa5u ,bergelfen
tpiiroeu, cine 6riitlide 2uft einatluen
5lt founen. Sc nebr id mid nit e,t<
reu SAulen pertraut made, ie asetr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06
aein 8nnoer, bak iuir tin idma9es Gei9lecbt
beram3iebem

rmie iiiBe Salate, SiiBipeiie,t, auden,
Yies Ii. bgl.
,,@enn oie Wiitter iid bie Belt
nebmen tpiirben, ein Mittaebrot 5,..
iammensuItellen, bas ettpa aus einem
ellten 9utterbrot nit Sleiideinlage,
cinem aepfel ooer elmer apfeliinc, ei'
ner 6laide fiber ooer Sdofolaoen.
mild ooer audi einem Stiid Sdofo'
laoe oils 0adtiid beitebt, 10 tuGre bas
oem Nufbau eines geiunbeu 8orpers
fpeit bienli6er als bos nuslole 3el,g,
bas unperontiportli6e &inoer ii6 aus.
tpGblen.
,,Wir perbriugen san5e 2ebensalter
in 2a6oratorie,t Inn su Iernen. mas
mir oem 8ieb auf Ben 5arrpen fiittern
miiiien, Inn ibm @eiunobeit nno gu
tes 9lut su i6ofien, aber an oos
burdldnittlihe &ino oenft mani in
oieier 9e5ieblrng iibcrbaupt nibt. ST.
le sic 4ronfbeiten ocs 2eibes 1mo ser
Seele Daben ibre @rllnolagen inn Gl'
ternballs; sic G1tern iino oieienige1L
sic SOS Mufbrineen ser &inoer iiber'
pa6en miiilen. Die S6ullebrer ba.
ben obne bies ibon senltg 5u tlm.'
9ieie s(nfloge oes ar5tes fano lire
9eltdtiglng iu ser @rfobrl,ng elmer.
6ralt, bie e6enfolls in Ser ,,Gbicago
Sribune' idrei6t:
y0r. Mllrpbp lit 100 Bro5cnt int
9fcd)t nit oent, mas ct betrcIis ser
S6ulfinoer icbrieb. sber eS ld)elnt,
man fann in oieler Sade niht piel
tun. SD babe in unierem Staotd)en
oen 9iuf elmer ~9ltten &0bin nno Die
YSA Itellte MIDI on, taglib cin luar'
mes @erid)t 5u fo6en, oamit Sic &ius
Ser neben ibrem elten Sanomih pon
81 Saule nod etDas MormcS mo
@utes SIT ellen batten sln eincn Gag
fodte id) beimgenra6te @enliileluppe>
an einen anoeren Sag gebndcnc &ar'
toffel nit Butter, on eincn orittct
Sog getrodlretes gfinofleilh olI Ionlt.
Seoe Bortion foitet einen Nifcl. Gas
grgebnis mar, baB mir nur iuenae
&unoen botten. Die mciltcn &iuoer
liefen meg, nm iid NGihcrcien sc
tal,fen. Giele tparfen io0or sic gtteu
8utterbrote bon 5,1 &auic lit oen
Wiilleilner.
vNatiirlid itelte sic ESN oas
tparme Mittageiien ein SSir boben
5u Sauie bier &inoer grobac5pacu.
Sic ale famen nah Sal,e, ltu etn
tparmes Mittaseiien au ba6c,', uao
id) CLAUDE, bies bat lie eelunb erbat.
ten. sSSn 81 Sa1ren betrltgen Sic Dot
torrednungen fir Sic bier &inoer lue-
niger als $50"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

l1nb in ser ,@bicaeo Sribune"
fano iib folsenoe Mitteiluns zines
Mrates unter ser lteberi6rift: ,,8allt
Sic @eiunobeit lnlerer Susen0 auf!"
~Dte unterIu6enoen Aer5te unieres
&eeres unO unierer Warine fonltatie>
rem, oaB ein groBer 1eil unierer 8e-
bolferung ,uesen ibledter @eiunobeit
untaugliN fir Sen 0filitaroienit lit.
uSeSer, ser iid eiumal in eiuem
0undraum fir S6ulfinoer aufbalt>
fann ieben, ipie oieie 8inoer bereilt-
gelaufen fonnteu uno Is big 25
Gents fir ein beiBes Biirltden, cine
Bortion ,San1buraer", 2iutonabe, ein
See Greant 5anotpid,. eiu 5tiid Gait
op coer aausummi olsae6en. 9ies
biloet oos bur6ibnittlid)e Mitta9s-
brot. @ie fann nit lold) elmer 9i1t
sic @eIlnobeit allfre6terbalten tuer-
Sen, aat5 5u idmeiaen bon notluenbi-
ger @rnd6rlug? Sfficcndocls iudb-
len ebeni fails minbermertiae Speiien
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

Nad oem neucItcn Yrciicuerbot int
Na5ireid iino allc fatboliIhet 3eituu-
gen nno ionitiaeu Bublifatioucu =
ieit 6en 1. Sl,ni - oufNcbpben. 9as
8ilb Ses Fapites oorf III fciuer Hut-
lifation mcbr crlNeincn. Gos lit Die
Jreibcit in ser ,,neucu Srouma".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06
isf has @e6a6ren uno sic @lau6cns

ib bas @ebabren uno sic @laubcns
anidalnnget .nleiuer &itoer nit Sc
nen i6rer fatboliiden &anteraoen Der
sleidc auto ie nebr 1d nid nit au.
Seren proteitantiiben .@lteru bcipre-
DIE, oeito .mebr orangt lid Mir oas
getuubtiein auf eler Sd)ulsueIen
lueieu nd9ere lid ait pcllfommeuIteu
oentienisett oas lu,lere asuerita,1i:
lden gorIabreu ba6e,l." l.;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

0ie Tlllt ser Observation-Disclosures.
gcn 0ollcrt at. Die 6isbcrigeu Hii.
ltltnasbeluilli9lngen hn6cn sic euor-
me SluHulc bon 43 Millinrocn (9tl.
lioncn) errcid)t. S>n ciu1elucibtcn
&rcilcn criuortct man, oa6, menu nod
mcbr ,,Gncrgeucies' erfl1rt lucroelt
Sic oobe BON 100 Wiaiaroeu erreidt
lucr0ct luir0.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

~&os nrad)It SIT ouf ,lteitert slp-
felbatul, ou: 2iinrateI2" .'.:'
~gdL ser s(pfe1 mar bier rsutttr.
.aeialleu lma 1tuu uollte id igu luie.
Der auibdnaenp :. +. '', ;''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

Ses Che. uno 5onilienlebens in I'M
ieri,t aanoe olio seidiloert:
Gs. bat elmer bebaliptet, bon ante=
rifa befame man nur @ufes o6er
5dledtes 5u bore,i, niel,ais oas
Wittlere. sS,l ieiner allsemcinbeit
intro has Spriihlein ipobl einieitig
ieiu, lit bod Wiitteln1aBiafeit iibcrall
5ubaltIe =
Biihof 8ellon bon Greiburg fii6rte
,lnIanait fdorie anflage segen Die
amerifaniide llnlitte ser ebeideibune
uuo eeaen oie ltniitte elmer lduei5eri-
iden 8odenidrift, Die .oas ,,,ueltbe>
riibntte" Sdbeln amerifanilder Stint
itars ,mo neutrality-suspicious. im
8iloe feItbdlt. ltnter ei,lem Ser frog
lihen 8iloer beiBt es: 80 Sabre alt,
Stpeinlal geidieoeIt; bel einen anoern:
"a SATIRE alt, bereits geId)ieoet; bon
eiuen, oritteu: 40 Sabre alt, oreinal
geid)ieheu. Man mag es bca6iihtigen
ooer i,idJt - idreibt Ser 9ilAoi -
pielen burd idlebte Seftiire pergifte-
ten Mdoben gelten io1be 9iloer ols
gorbiloer. @inerIeits preilt man oie
entiittlidung ser Samilie olrd
rSdntefinfereien'' bon 3eitibrif-
ten, bie ieoerntonn olganalih lino.
Stebt7 bieier l6anb1ibc mno bloolin=
nise 5elo5ug fiir- Sic gbei6eioung
nibt III fraiiem @iberlpr11 sltm ge=
aen,udrtieen poaotlanbiicben 6elosuge
fiir oic 5amilie? - Il
Sod and III amerifa gibt es nidt
lautcr Sonpipooo= Girls lmo gbeihei=
blugen ait laitfenoen 8anb. 9tebeu
bent Sdjledten bort man o,td @ttes.
9ie Gle gilt nibt allen ols blober
8ebIel auf Sid)t, ionbern ais elm
8iuo fiirs 2eben, nid)t ais @eld1fts>
DertraG ionberr als ein Sofranlent.
@ite 8oitoner 3eitllng bradtc nett
lid ciller langen strtifel iibcr einc in
ei,ter bortigen Stride geDaltcne Seier.
9er giirgermeiiter. BON golton tno
Der itolieniibe &oniul nebIt @entab=
linnen fanben lid) nit 500 peitercu
@bepaaren 5,t ether ,9tad6bod)5ettss
feier" anldBlid) ibres 25iabrigcn
gbciubilaums ein, bel ser lie ibren
GbeItano anfs Neue \ befrd ftigten
Widt oaB iie cine etfba erfaltete ebe-
Iide 2iebe batten lpicocr alfpdrmen
ooer ein ettpaiges @eriduloelt bdtten
tuieoersutmabeu miiiien. Sic fane,.
einfad, UNI Soft fit bas bisbcr &C.
noliene GbegIif 81, banfeu Der pie-
oerbolte prieiterlide seaeu iollte sic
@anoe gesenleitiser 2iebe uuo. 9reatc
t,ei,eroings feitisen Sat iuobl ibr
WeiIpiel be,t ga,tlenoel omerifani=
fder @eidieoener nidt oltd, in ettuas
81 oenfen gegeben2 Sn ser Sat:
Ealtcn0 aliidlib uerbeiratete Man-
mer ,,nb Sra,,en in einer Stabt tra-
gen piel CUR grbalt,Hg 1uo arditi.
glng zines tbriltlid)en @beioeals bel.
Mit 8e5,1g nuf Sic gbe lit III snle-
rita geraoe iest cine i,,tereIiante @r-
f6einllng 81, beadten. Gie beiratsfd
Biget Wdnner ibeinen in Mnerifa
>in,lllers rarer 5u iuerben. Der Grieg
uuo sic Militarbicmitpilid)t iesen sic
3abl ser gbefanbi0atelt ipeiter bcr.
5ette), &unittpads (itatt Garnaub-
t,,ohS1, GunftnIns (ous Ni4Nnnn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

5ette), &,1nittpads (ltatt Garnaub-
1ua6s)y aunitglas (aus 9izGpa,-
Eialuio). cine ,neue ioeenal1nte Sio.
lan= saolle aus Mil1falei1, piele @i-
tai,line als grndbrilnes5ubuBe - I'M
,ttur einiges alt 1tennelt.
2ein 8unoer, .baB ess 90 fdjon Ell,
fe,t groBen Mangel an Gbeluifern
sibf, mo fir tie lit nidt 10 IeiAt ugrz
!, iaB' az fdaffen. ..s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
Restriction Placed
 On Housing Project
Aldermen Order Government to Comply With Sanitary
 Regulations; Favor Grant Instead of Taxes

not the government viii agree to this was not known today.
 Government specifications caii for galvanized wateF pipe and tlle sewer pipe with cement joints, whereas lo- eel plumbing requirements call for brass water pipe and iron sewer pipe with lead joints, Plumbing 1ilspecs tor James D. Walker, who appeared before tho board, said that the city plumbing code requirements called for more expensive pipe than that planned by the government. The boards vote that the sanitary code must be compiled with was ulaSli- fnous.
 The federal grant to the city viii Dc ib per cent of the annual rentals received from the defense housing units. Their money viii be paid lil lieu Of taxes which the city would receive if private capital erected the dwellings.
 No agreement hes yet been reached Oil charges for water service to the two housing deveiopments. Two oroposais have been submitted tc the board Of works by the Federal Works Agency. One calls for the gov. ernfnent to install tho pipes but pay only half the regular rate for wa- ter; other cAils for the city to install the pipes and the government to get z Tate slightly lower than that regu. iaFly charged,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
|SERAFINE NAMED
 BUCKS HILL PREXY
Committee to Meet June 27 for Independence
 Day Plans

Members of the Bucks Hill Com. munity club elected P Ralph Sera- fine as their president at an an- nual meeting held last night In the community's club hall, succeeding Roy A. Ferris,
 Other officers elected are; Vice. president, Lillian r. Whitaker; treasurer, Roger D. Fink; secretary, William J. Mack, Mrs, Randall Frink was named chairman of the refreshment committee, and Miss Whitaker was made chairman ot the publicity committee.
 A committee was appointed for Nf Independence Day celebration and I will meet June 27 at the club room Plans were made to have an outing at Lindy's grove, with sports pro- gram to Do held with motion pie- lures of the outing Activities to be taken that day. The date as yet has not been set.
 A demonstration of the feeding of hens was given by two members of the Boys 4.H Club. The boys arc Donald Clapps and Gene Schmidt, who showed the numerous formulas Of feed and explained the advan. tages of each,
 The following children gave an amateur show: Jean ReichenbGch, Norman Schmidt, the Bunnell twins, Elizabeth Ferris, Lois Doolittle, Elaine Serafine, Roger and David Hole and Donald Clapps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
AUTO VICTIM IS
 REPORTED BETTER
Mrs. B0nivissuto Recover. ing From Head Injury of
 Last Wednesday

Mrg, Vincenza Bonivigsuto, 4S, of W Water street, injured tn afl aito- mobile accident Wednesday when stle was struck while croeEing Mil street, was reported slightly bcts ter" this morning, by Waterbury hospital attendants.
 Mrs, Boniyiscuto was hit by a car driven by James W. curby, 2i, Of iG4 Charles street, as Eiie was going home after finishing her work at tte Gsovill Mfg. Go. she was treats ed Wednesday at the St. Marya hospital and then discharged, but the next day eiie complained of a pain in the head and was admitted to the Waterbury hospital for cb- seryatlon Of . possible brain con- ctisSion.
 Curby was asraigned in city court yesterday ard paid S for a 1olle on . road rules violation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
Personal

Miss Eleanor M. Halbing of Kay tonne avenue and Miss Peggy Bolan Of Central avenue recently attended the wedding of Miss Catherine Try on of Glastonbury, Conn. Miss Try on, Miss Halbing and Miss B0lan were classmates ct EdgewCOd Park College, BrIarcliff, N. Y.
 MT, and Mrs. Bernard Keefe of Baldwin street have with them for the summer vacation, their daugh. ter, Mary, 6 student ct Simmons college, Boston, Mass.
 Among the local people who are attending the commencement exer- cises at St. Bonaventure's college are MT. and Mrs. Foster Bedell Of South Elm street, Miss Catherine McNally of Union street, John and Francis Bedell, MT. and Mrs. Rich- ard Baldwin of Willow street.
 Richard Baldwin and Charles Bedell are members of the graduat~ ing class.