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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Chicago, IN.

Teut'tc 'luh Siebenbiiraiih Sdhiiide
ct. Fnulns Gcmcinbe Yaitpr Cru
SGmibt. &irrte uno Yaitorat 4S55-
1850 &omcr Ctr. Seben Sonntaa llbr
Scn..tagid)n.e engliid} uno beutid,. -
Gcutf,cr Oottesbienit ieben Soratas
1916 llbr: en9lifter 8cttesoienit ieosn
2 ,mb 4. Scnntaoo 1915 llbr. 9eutz
'6sr acniirnnnhcnz! !lnterridt Ritttpod,
nad,',itrans $50 llhr; cngIiid1cr Aonz
iiimnrbenz zllu:crrid,t Samstus oprm;t>
:nN 10 llhr. Ssutide Sdule Sam5tag
nlH:1ittaas = l1br.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
NnS TarreQ. Ya.
&artenNrtie.

Tieies NAL baben ssid) Die Suion.
men onoeboten sum @oi,I uno 8eiten
oes &irden Sral,en Bereins ser ct.
Bal.lus 8emeinoe am %. MGrs elm
&artenpartie slt aeben uno es iino
ale. jung lmo alt, 5u oieiem einge,
laoen. IS iperoen idone Yreiie aus,
gegeben an Die beiten Spieler, aud
peroen bic Suiannen nit einem gu.
ten Smbib iiberraihen.
Sd)onen Oanf lino mir oen Sc,lue,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Nctroit, Nid)iaan.

Ccrtihe uno Sdfiiih gu. ct. Yetrus
0trLe. Olenficlo unh Nosberrp Npc.
Finrfer Sobanucs Sertid, 1921 0Ieu>
iielo Nne. sel. Yiusree 62O5. Sams>
tnU: Seutids Shule upn 1O-12 libr
SnM.taeid)uIe unn 10-11 llbr 8ottesS
oicuit ron lip ltbr. Sehcn Iester
Nicnstaq bes N:nats &;:d)enratsiibung
Ouuf bic Commemorate ieben 8 Siens<
20 iorSt ientn 3. Sonutoa Jrauenpers
understanding. &interhorprpbe iez
oeu Treitag abenS. 9Ille Yolisz unh
HlantenSaenoHen iinb frelnblidlt ein<
,el,c'n 81 ben 8ottesbieuiteu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20

Iriiber ON Hlate iein, I'M 3ablun'
gen entgesen 81 nebmen. Mlle Vrii.
Der mGeen iidy int ciaenen Snterelie
BEL ser 9roufenfaiie iolpie beim Gen.
tral Gerbano entitebenb balten, Senn
man ipei6 ME ipus porfpnmen fanu.
6. Shaler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
kirblicbe Aacbricbten
EOrrcil, ia.

Teutid)c Gpang. 2ltb,r St. Taulus-
aut;c. 721 20 Sruit Npr. Eiorre1
oaus Sotnsbcin. &lbrcno heS Soms
mcrs jSountnglhulc I'M llhr. S,uuptz
arite- A;cnlt an Spuns lluo Seiertu9en
UNI 10 llbr purmttoNs. Nue lutberiid]en
@ia:lhsuSacnrlitn bcut,dcr 3llnae in
S1rr'H, Stnrnu unr llnlNchunN iinb 81
cen D;pttcsnicui:cn ber5lir)it ein1eldoeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Xrranaeiae.

Ser Gamenhor Saronia mubnt
hermit b0flid ale sSreunbe uno
GGnner oaran, bub Gorbereitl,n9eu
fir bas 5riibiabrsfonsert. bas am
10. Mpril ltattiinbet. in pollem 8an,
&c iinS. I'm luieber bem YubIif,,m
etfbas beionoes senuBreides 5u bic.
ten miro auber eini9en i90nen gb0.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Marn, 1noiaMa.

Sentide Vp. >2uther. 3onterllSz8irte,
ede II. Muc uro Tillmpre Ctr. Yfarr,
ruhnuna: 1919 Sillnlure Ctr. Eel. 9753
yeuuuIb gS WcrnbarS. .Tfdrrer. Spnnta9s
idul, Uni llbl fir hie arcBen nnb I'm
& ilbr fir Die tlc,ncn Ainoer. @otte5s
hicnit nm 10 lthr in Der en9liiden uno
I'M: II ltbr in Scr bcrtidlen Srrade.
s'nl's@ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiub frennb'
LlCtlli cinGclnNcu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
NumciteaS. IA.

Tcitihc epann. zNrpt q. Nnrfis'
aird,'. 222 st Q. Npe Nrnolb WudbS.
sSiur"er. Hnhnun9: 224 Git 8. Gpe
Sc!tthon: 263OsyR. Srnntnagifule bes
ainnt 9 80 llbr morrens. Gn9liiher Grt'
:cSh'enlt 10-1: ltbr. Geutidler Wottes'
e;"ui: LIE lllr. Mne Wlnubens9cnot'
zen ,uS ber5lit tuilltumnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
3'ueis 33.

Gs oiene allen 8riioern sur gef1I.
ligen Nahrif,t, ba6 Die rdbite Ser.
lam,nllng am sSreitag, sen 81.
gtdr5. s llbr abenos itattfinSet.
Mae 8riiber tperoen gebeten 10
5ablreid, nie lnnglid, in Ser Ber.
lammlung 81, eriheinen, oa es INNER
nihtige Sahen 5ll erlerigen gibt.
Die Sinansbeamten iperSen ettpas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
EautDu Cbjn

Siebcnbiirai!hz Sdfiiidle GpangeIiid)e
Gutteriirbe GbriiluS z&irte. 2113-t4.
Ctr, Y. Z. Yfarrcr Sbomus u. S,Dniaer.
Sonntasid,ule nit oeutiden uub eng
lilhcn 8laIen S:45 ltbr morgens. Gnaz
liid'er @ottesbicnit $50 mpraens. Seutz
Iher G'pttcshienit 1855 llhr mprsenS
Sclltld,e Sdulc unn Aoniirn,aurcnelluz
territt nud, Tere;nbarliu9. ellie @lal,s
bensaenpi'en unb Srcunbc iinb berslid,
eingtlnbcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
@ineior, Ont, aanaba.

ct. Eauluss&irde. Yorent Mpe. Yfar.
rer Tito S. RebIe. 12io Yare::t Mne..
&inhinr. &arnna. Hottesbienit in ben
So'ur,crmonaten bon 9-10 llbr Dor.
mittaas. SonutcoIdule bon 1O--i1 lib,
rprmittnes. Seeen 1. 9ienstae abenbS
i.r lRonat &irhenrats sSisung. Seben
I. Sonnerstae aberos I'M Ionat 0rauen
%crt!n Sibuna. Mue Inlfsz uno 8laus
hensneroTen iinb bersIid, einseIaben.
9irtenratSii.'ung. ,cben speitfolaenoen
Niitmndl SunntaaShulIibuna. rebeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Illus EllmoeD EitD, IA
3meia 32.

3mein 81.
llnIere sScbruar. .Yeriamml,lna lpur
'cbr 'd'nah beiubt. Somit bitten bie
Bcnmtinnen alle sfrpeitern. lid, in
Der am p. War; itottfinocnocn Ser.
'olnmll,ng ein5ufinber. neil fuidti9c
@eid)dite 81 erleoigen iino. Mnh ma.
DIE it oarauf auf,nerfiam, oab Elm
Gii6frs
abgebalten miro am 90. Wtdrs, ser
MeingeIpinn gebt 81, einem auten
Stpef. Wobl III tlln uno mitsuteilen,
oab nid,t nersib. oas lit uniere Yilid,t
Siebe Shneitern. 9aBt uns al bie-
lem eblen 3tped mitbelien. aommt
alle rn6 bringt cure Greunoe nit
l1nieren franfen Sdippitcrn uiinid,i
baloige @eneiung. Gs iino Irau IA.
neihd S6l'llcr unO ,Srau Wfario
Youl.
@ir 9ratulisren Dem Yralltpnu,
Ssrrr 0eprg Sfeu un6 SRI. Gbriiti.
na 3a'Ier. adtb. 8roB. Sefr
--ll
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Der Grauen Gerein Der Gbriitns
Stride

I1lt fem Wtl,tter- l,no Sod,ter. BAIT
fett am Sonntag, oen II. Nfai, 8 llbr
abenos. in ben unteren M1umlihfei.
ten ser Stride ab. Greunoe uno 8on.
ner iino gebeten iif oieien Mbeno 81,
reierpieren lmo 10 sabIreih ipie nl,r
moglif 5u erifeinen.
Sarab She'll, Shrifti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Glrpslano Wcit. - SeutIhs Sem

GlcucInm6 Wct. - TeutId,s 8emcinbe
Beh 80. Str. unS SSiIlrrb Tpe. Ynitpr
Soborms Scutid,l1nhcr, 5000 SSiIlnrh
Apc. Sel.: @cnnb:nc aO55 @otteshienit
icNen Cont llre Seie,fna IN Seutid,er
unt entliid)cr |Sprnd,e. SpnntugittuIe
iebcn SonrtuG 9-.10 llbr pprn,ittd9s.
SarusiioIgenN enslild,er @nttesbie,tlt
pri 10-1O:A5 llhr. S,ierauf inlst Der
Scut,de @oticshieuit II llbr pormtttdes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Eulumbus. Chip.

GpnnGcllld'z 2rtheriId,e @iariin 2ntber
0irt'e. @de Mtnler uub Nm Str Faitor
R. Gnr;o Setter. Seosn Srnntaa uors
nlittoo Inn 9 llhr Sonutneld,ule. 10 llbr
cuaiiid,cr g 'ttesbienit. II llbr ocutid,er
6Ot!esbienit Nle 8laubenseenoHeu iinb
hcr5litb einee(uhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Nus Glcbclano. Ohio
Ser 0irdlen Hranen 2ereiu

Ser airden Tranen 8erein
nibt icrrer uui, befannt, oa6 Conn.
tag. bcn 4. lPai. 0as Mnttcr- tno
Spd)ter 9anfe,t i'm C'ticite Sod,ien.
heim 'tattfinocn Mrs. Sic Sfipc-
ltcrn uho srcl,noinnen Scs Girdeu
sSrnllcll Vere1ns lucroen gebeter iif
oielcn sGy 81 reierpie-cr,.
Sophie Sod, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
GicnelanD, Ohio.

e .. Gnana. Suth. ct. Sohnuness
Stirehe Snitor &als Soiiel, 76l Gobp
;|tnub. Sci. !%ulbcrrp O646. Sonntuaz
iHN;lr Inn 70 ilh~ Hnnenhnotteahicn't
II TNlA'feri>n'ntrnttpshionit q llhr
Nlltl,r 0ieo NnNnd,t unr Icriauunlmne
SrnLtaa ahe,os 1880 l'br. &onfirmans
oemsi!nterrio,t unr be,ttite Sd,Ilc am
Samstcg bon 9 !lI, an. Mnc 8lauhcnss
scmptea iius hrrelid; einselaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
Nns Gbicaso, Su.
Smeis 46.

Sn Der Mdrsperiaminllng batten
iuir Sic Gbre. Elm &omitee bonn 3tpeig
40, @arn, in unierer Iitte ;u be.
sriiBen. q. 9aub. 9. 8cnrid,, M.
! aIoos uno u. Sfieb. Gieies 8omi.
fee beebrte inns nit elmer miinoIiden
Ginlaouna sr ibrem %. Stiftl,ngs-
| felt am 10. Mui.
Gs tpurbe beihIoiien, oab mir uns
10 sablreif 1pie m0gIif Saran betci.
Iigen.
s(n oieiem Mben6 purbe Sopbie
Surt ais Geleeatin fir sic aonpcn-
tion ernannt. Sn Der nGtiten Ser
iammll,ne miro nod, cine Sdneiter
als Griat ernanut tperoen.
! Wir freuen uns. oab Glis. StdB-
burger l,nb Mir. Sd)uiter ipie6er ae-
Iuno iinb. Mud) q. 20prid, lit better.
Role Sbellmann, Sara SaImen unb
M Nifolais iinb nod franf. Wir
ipiinid,en allen franfen shpeitern
1 5aloige 8eneiune.
Is lpurbe beidloiien. ben Charter
,, ;iir s(pril, Wai uno sunni often 81,
balten, Inn neue Mitelieoer in oen
Terein All befcmmpn
Gine 6artenrartie iol. am is. Mpril
'tattfinben. Weitere 9efanntmadun.
gen folsen ipdter.
Gig. 8elther lit Die iiineIte 8roB,
'n,tter unIeres Gcreins. slm %. Sc,
brl,ar nurbe ihrer Sd},pieaertohter
Sois ino Dem SoI,n Bob cine grobe
Srel'oe snteil. Gin Sobn, Mobcrt
Midael Sr. tplrbc ibnen geboren.
Mir piiniden ben fleinen 9cbie Sc,
'lrnobcit llnb Sen GItern un0 0rof.
eltern piel Gre,,be an ibm.
Sophie 2lrt, Sefr.
3u,ia AZ.
Oa nnicr VreisfartenipieI am IS.
4RarS idon uno aemiitIih tpar, 70
oanfen mir allen Strpeitern, Die i'm
aomitee paren l,no 10 quite Mrbeii
getan habcn l,no iiir bic pieIen lido.
men VreiIe, Die iie an ben 8erein ge.
'penoet baben imo niht MIR Die be.
item Spieler einen Yreis befomer
ionocrn beinahe Elm ieber Der l,ns an
oie'em Mbeno beilldlie, oblpobl nnierr
sahien Ser Siioieite nidt ale an,
meleno tuaren. 9ing cs icbr luitig su.
Sir oas NaB bate l,nier Bummcl.
'fabmeiiter Mid)ael Matbes uut
Hnbi Saul aeiorst. geiten Can't.
| Mild mllB nod bctont peroen, boi
l!I1'ere Safien in Chicago tpieoer iclt
5u'amnlcn balten. cs betpcibt iih o.
onrdl oaB am Somstaa bei unicren
aortenipiel quite ;Srcunoe oa poren
bradtcn cinen 'cf0neu Breis, fiber.
aoben i'm benz &pmitec. Wir ipre.
fen einen berslifen 0onf aus oafiir
Bir boffen. bab es unierem Gepu.
tn bolo Gele9enbeit gibt bieie ssreun.
De als Witglieoer in lniern 0creir
oorj,lldlagen. sllft iie ale 5uiam
men. oabin tuobin lie geb0ren, 6ami,
mir aae 5r'ammen arbeiten unb rn,
'ere oentid)e Sprade uno Site In
Mmerita tpeiter flesen i,no aaireh,
erbalten lmo elm Yorbil6 unierr
ainoern iino, oamit iie in ipltcrcr
Sabren bic Gbre habcn nno ioaer
tonnen: Oos bnben inns l,niere 0nr
fabren. nniere Vdtcr. aelernt. 5,
bielem Slime molten uud) mir tpcitcr
iabrcn. IS ioll Iif ipoer frasen. oil
er feline Pflidt eriiiI(t. alio fonm
nllc slllnmmen, Dos ipir fas Saf,ien
tlm olld peiterbin auired)t erbaIten
Sfidt eltre ainbcr in Den Ss,,acno
b,,no, oenn Die Ssuacnb mad,t cine,
Iebr ai,ten sSortidritt. 9a Der YrGii
; bent Yinoer Chicago perlaiien Uni
; 'uieoer in ieinen @eburtsort Seen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20

iter Cara 9roos bon Chicago, Su.,
ihulOig fiir bas idone Siibtlld) bas
lie ilns ibenfte unb ser eliiflid)e 8e,
tpinner ,uar Suianna Somm Sbeil.
Sdpeiter 9roos beteiligt iih nod
imner an ser ct. Yaulus @emcinoe
trotoem iie in Chicago pobnt. 8itte
FONT alle auf oas &artcnpartie.
Sara Wionan. Sefr.
--O---
- 8ott lit fit oiele Der gnbpunft
ibres Senfens, itatt oaB er Der In.
fanasp,mft oesielben fir iie iein
ioIlte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
SLrisncu:

6run5 Gnil 9tltbeI, Eripdtl,S -
0nroiinc, feline Ernu S,iIhn SheIlmnnu
Guicbius Strcinlilller. Yrirat9eIetrter
&rnu3 Sterlcr
SlUro SiiSmild, Observation-Disclosures =
-- Gliinhtth = d,lcr
&iui GueamnNcr. Stubent ~---
- Nnnicl Shcllnnnu
emma Siiuncblcr, Sienitmdhhen ---
Scbhu SrGhlid,
Ghpr Der Stl,henten -----
" Gintrnd,te Soern,onia
2cit Der SnnbIung ---- Gegchpurt
Gintritt 25r. 9lniuna $50 llbr.
Gnoe 10 l(hr. Ias aomitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20
1e,1tratperban&<s
Aneeleeenkeiter,

S:r ~erIdt ilbrr ;'u,und,: nnr M
Gnr.; hcr ;}tltlln95mitQlicbt rc2 Gtu
trni &crbnuoe3 pom 10. Ncjcnlher 1910
bis 1J. GPGrS 1ol1 ippic Bic in sic CT
.5eit nr"0clurotcn ,'titlnlHcn ,nb bcr nn
hcn S5cruusacher unicre: nffiSiellen Sr
Qun De- Central &crbaoca mIsbc 5dblte,i
&c Der lnntct luic fpl9t:
Snu, Vcrld't mar Del ,}cltlllg3mliNll;
bcritnno um Il. ScS. 1910 = 5UGo
.,Urnc,$ pom H.. Scfcmbcr 1910
III: Is 'nnunr l94l ---- 81
Ut' mt Observation-Disclosures
um ij. ,Surtnr 1871 5O9G
Gc'tritcn Nbbcitellt - Q
sMonct:rntc O,1i5.e33 nal 50e7
$ 741.o5
observation-disclosures
On, -. funuur 1871 - 5Ue7
3npuda pom 10. &nnunr
bis Is. Sebruur 1911 81
Cc'nnlt ,,citlnQ&rltGlrrncr';nuh
nnt IS. 6ebruur 1911 5l1S
Ucitritcu II Nbbcitsllt - II
Gfonat3rGtc O,1i5,o33 moi 51Ol
$ 1889
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20

- gi6t aQe MenidRn, bie lih iiir
6coe,,ten6 erbaltcl,, babcn ettpas at
6eoeuten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-20

&aautta=Iclec
snr Triibiabrs- -Yeriammlnng Der
ScutidJen apmicren; Der Eittsbnrab
Snnobe Der 9. g. q. u. in Der ct.
Johannes @cmeinbc III Slepclano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-11
Fair Rent For All

Organization of Waterbury'S Fair Rent Committee gives early assurance that there will be protection provided for the tenant who is being subjected to unrea- sonable demands by his landlord. The meeting held Friday afternoon was typi- cal of similar sessions held in many other American cities, where reports of rent gouging are rampant. Conditions today are evidently no different than they were in 1917-18, but we rather imagine that far different results Will be attained.
 Already there are on file with the sec retary of the committee AZ complaints, presumably all based on raises in rentals in recent months These will be con- sidered by the full board, presumably, unless it proves more feasible to appor- tion them out to subcommittee. The suggestion of eX-mayor Francis T. Reeves with respect to dividing the main com mittee seems to be an excellent one. He proposed that smaller groups consider complaints involving different types of dwellings, such as one-family houses, tenements, apartments, etc.
 Right now everyone's attention is prob ably centered on the tenants plaint. His story will be weighed first, as it should be, of course, but it's necessary to get clear picture of what is going on here in Waterbury to have the landlord get his day in court Presumably the Fair Rent Committee will grant the accused every right to which he is entitled. To guar antee this the committee should make sure that no one involved in any of the proceedings is given unfavorable publicity or criticized until definitely proved gull ty of gouging.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-11
Delays Are Seen

Serious interference with completion of two great highway bridges now being constructed in this state are envisioned by officials as result of defense manu- featuring priorities and shortage of many basic materials. The only thing wrong with this, of course, is the fact that both of these spans certainly come under the heading of projects necessary to defense here in New England. The bridges are the one across the Connecti- cut River at Hartford and the new one at New London, spanning the Thames River.
 Structural steel is what is needed for the bridges and structural steel is hard to get in the quantities needed. So when all the bridge piers, abutments, etc., re- quiring cement are completed and 1t comes time to actually build the steel span there may be serious delay All of which won't do us any good here in Connecticut These two bridges have long been regarded as vital necessities. Even before there was any thought of the United States being involved in war officials had voiced their need. They certainly are doubly needed now.
 The Hartford bridge was due to be ready for use year from now with New London's structure being opened in 1943. The situation, if it continues to remain as at present with every prospect of hold-upS in construction, demands the attention of our state and federal off cials. They should be enjoined to do everything in their power to assure right of way for the materials necessary to completion of the bridge work as per schedule The states best interests are at stake and must be protected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-11
Breaks" for Soldiers

Unemployment insurance legislation was written by the states before the de- fense drive Most such laws provide ben efits mased on earnings for the year preceding the claim. Suppose man had been earning $2,000 year. He would have substantial unemployment benefit coming if he lost his job. But if he were suddenly inducted into the Army, and served year at. $250-$25O, at the end of that time his unemploy- ment benefit would have evaporated.
 Should he find himself workless on dis charge, and seek unemployment insur- ance, the figure would be based on his Army pay for the previous year, and the benefit accrued by his civilian work at much higher wages would have evapor- ated. About half of the states have already revised their unemployment in- surance laws to freeze benefits at the time man is drafted, according to the American Public Welfare Association. It's hard to see how any state can justly do less.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-11

It is not enough merely not to be against democracy and the free life; it is neces- sary to speak up for it, work for it, fight for it.
 So it is reaSsuring to see in IS states the organization of the Loyal Americans of German Descent, which is appealing for a positive, constructive, anti-Nazi and pro-democratic stand on the part of Americans of German origin, feeling that it is not enough merely to Sl1un Nazi or ganizations, but better to take a positive stand on the American side. Indiffer- ence is a luxury which the world can no longer afford Only after the present struggle is won can we afford to relax into the luxury of indifference.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-11

Refusal of a Pennsylvania Mennonite to have his picture taken for use on passport has brought to light, so it is claimed, plan for mass migration of Mennonites from thej Keystone State to far-away Paraguay. To most of us who recall a bit of geography Paraguay is country in South America close by an other country with similar name Uruguay. Those in slightly advanced state of knowledge of their geography and history may also recall that Uru- quay and Paraguay are apt to be found at war almost any day in the year. This has been going on for years, boundary line dispute such as has been disputed with bloodshed even here in peaceful" United States. The Mennonites are prom ised all sorts of freedom if they go to Paraguay and won't be bothered by our American laws. It's funny, though, a few million people don't seem to be both- cred an awful lot by these same Amer ican laws. However, Mennonites have their own ideas and if these include a trek to Paraguay, who are we to object?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-11
Scat!

Did you ever see an alley cat following some person to whom it has taken sudden fancy? The followed man turns sharply and cries, "Scat!" He gestures violently with arm or leg. He speeds up his walk And then, when he turns around there is that confounded cat, still glid- ing after him and, purring ingratiatingly, rubbing against his trouserleg.
 The American Reds are such cat. For several years they were tagging after the President, and then abruptly aban- doned him. The cat next turned up rub ping against America First meetings, causing violent Ego way' gesturings. Now R. J. Thomas, president of the United Auto Workers, running for reelection, has been forced to cry "Scat!" in loud voice. The Reds have announced that they're back of Thomas, and like the others, he feels that they can't be far enough back It's a persistent cat, and hungry But nobody wants it, and it's long way from home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-11

It's hard to understand how so many American boys can have the physical de- fects that recruiters claim. Yet the fig ures seem to bear them out. It's quite obvious that most of these defects are of some years standing. Bad teeth, for example, aren't the result of just a year or two of neglect. That dates all the way back to childhood. It also indicates that parent responsibility for some of these defects now showing up in the physical forces has been neglected in too many in- stances. The United States brides itself on it's high health rating. And at hand are every means of raising health standards. It does seem as if the human element has interfered with all our plans and our hopes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-11

o. What is the title of the com position played at the end of the photoplay, I Wanted Wings2"
 A. Spirit of the Air Corps written by William J. Clinch, and unpublished.
 o. What was the first opera to be broadcast in its entirety by the Metropolitan Opera Company?
 A. Humperdinck's "Haensel and Gretel," on December 25, 1881, over NEG.
 o. Does the colony established in Matanuska Valley, Alaska, still exist?
 A. Yes, and there are about 150 families in the colony.
 @. Will mixture of potassium carbonate and sugar explode?
 A. No; potassium carbonate will not supply oxygen for the explosive burning of sugar or of other com- bustible substances.
 
 munications Commission?
 A. An Independent Federal Agency charged with licensing and regulating interstate and foreign communication by means of electdic energy, principally radio (including broadcast and other radio services), telephone, telegraph, and cable.
 @. I have a new leather brief case which has an obnoxious odir. What causes it, and how can 1t be remedied?
 A. The odor may be caused by rancid cod oil used in dressing the leather. Some feathers tanned in Mexico have a strong odor, probably causer by fermentation of some of the materials used in processing. In most cases these odors will dissi- pate of their own accord in time. We do not know of any method to deodorize leather, but light dress ing of some essential oil, such as birch oil, often improves the odor.
 @. When was Hugh McCulloch Secretary of the Treasury?
 A. He was appointed to that of- flee by President Lincoln, following his second inauguration, and re- mained in the cabinet to the end of the Johnson Administration.
 0. How long has the Sino- Japanese war been in progress?
 A. It begon July 2, 1887, and is now in it's fifth year.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-11

the circumstances we confronted that day, the parable of the hill goes through our minds. Tn the morning as we went to work, it seemed that there were problems we would have to confront this day which we could never solve, obsta- cles we could never surmount. Or perhaps in the home we began the day with heavy heart, feeling that before sunset we would fall exhausted on some hill too steep for us to scale.
 But now at the end of the day we see two things. First, that the hills were not so steep as we thought they were. They always appear impossible until we start to climb them. But best of all, we have found that when we get to the hill, the power is always given which enables us to get over -- not per- haps with ease, but at least under great difficulty with triumph.
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