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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

sSSn oieier bohtpidtiaeu 3eit, oa
sic unIere Civilization uno unler
@briitentum itiikeuoen uno idiisenoer
6l1noamente oes 5taates, Der @e-
IeuIhait nnb Der 5anilie non oen
alles aerlt0renoen ssluten oes Sotali-
tariauislnl1s 1mtertpiiblt tperben, muB
sic 9auptltiibe ieoer lo5ialen @e-
neinlhaft, oie hriltlihc 5amilie auf=
,ed,t erbalteu 1mo geltdrft .iperoen.
Ber lebnt lid in oieien 3eiten Der
lluralt, ser lln5uirieoeubeit, oes Sa-
Iteltns 1no Hennehs nm 5eitlide 8or=
|teile mitteu in einer reliqi6s uno MO-
ralilh 5erfanenoen Welt niht nad'
Der H,tbe, giniamfeit llno Shonbelt
zines d)riltlltiden sSeins, oieIem ein.
sig auriidgebliebenell 5tiidlein Sara
oies? Sier pobnt, mitten ut elmer
lturm3errilienen Belt nod Elm ittlles
Slid.
gllles 2ebet, oas libtbare nno bas
uulihtbare, entluidelt lih III Der Stiae
itno 8erboraenbeit. Oa leben nno me
ben tauleno GraIte unb lpirfen oas
gottli6e 8unoer nelen 2ebens. Sp
lit es i'm t0rperliden, nidt anoers
I'M geiltigen 2eben. Selbit ser Gott,
menld, Der Iein gottlibes grlolun9s
iuerf unter BEN Menihen poabringen
,poIlte, lpdblte sic Stile nno Ser
borgenbeit. Nibt in einen1, aaiiers
falalt ser Neltitaot Rom. I'M @eprin-
ae irbiI6er @roBe pollte ct 9e6oren
lperoen, ionbern in ser ltillen, oenii
tigen 3uriidse5oaenbeit bes betblez
ntitil6en Stalles. Sort perbarg er
feline unenblide @roBe. Sn oer Cal
Ienfe bon Na5aretb oerlblpinoet Ser
|5trom oes 2ebens SsSeIu G9rtlti aui
|lange, itille Sabre. Dort III oem ein-
iamen BergItdotden perlpeilt Ser Got
tes< uno Menibeniobn als lpolle er
nibt bor3eitie feline &raft ausaieben,
lonoern fie in iiA iammeln, i'm oanta
lie nm 10 reiber Der @elt 5ltfommen
al lalien. 3ipiiden oen Bergen @ali-
ldas bleibt er big aum 80 Sabre ber<
boreen, in menIdlih engen @ren5en
|uno bod bod erbaben, itt ben Ausen
Ser 8elt 10 flein uno IN @ottes au-
gen 10 groB, tpeltabgeldioiien unb 5u,
gleih ueltumipanneno. St itebt altd
in oieier 8erborgenbeit bereits NIT.
ten in ieinem ipeiten Weltberuf. CT
betet, arbeitet, prebigt i'm 5tillen. ST
iualtet ibot ieines boben Wittler-
antics, inbes Der Norbang nod nidt
geboben uno feline @ottesfraFt Der
Welt riugs,m unbefannt iit. Dort in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
Stiae unb 0eiltsteit bes 9rifliden @eims

Der beIdeioenen Berfftotte oes Suno.
ierfers, in Der Sdule ,no 1T oer
Spnagoee, IN ser Natur lsno i'm 9eis
ligtlsm Ger s5auilie, i'm 1uaeno- uno
e,eborlamsleben .perflGrt ct oas ein-
fahe, ltets lid eleihe 9aselperf. art
uno Sdae lnl9ibt ct init Ser @lorie
oes 8oblgeiallens leines binmlilben
Saters. Muf feinen Yunfte oes tuei-
len Weltalls rubte oamals oos Auge
@ottes nit FOLDER Sreubigfeit, ais altf
oielen oerlorenen Shauplas, bon
bent bas, Sonnenlidt Der grlGiung
allm1blib iiber oie gan5e @roe bin
unsging. -....= -..-. ~@,#
Die, SoIt unb bas Sssaee,r unlerer
mooernen Belt ruft bdnah, ieoe M.
ltute 3eit su benueen, oranat oarauf
pielleitig atlentbalben at lpirtef uno
friib ale feline RrGfte 5u eutfalten. O5
oas aIlerpeaen iuabrer @etpinn 1T?
Ooer oh niht oielmebr 3erlplitterun9
unb Salbbeit babel beral.sfontmt? !?
@ottes neutrality-suspicious. Sobu lebrt
bie beilige Stilte Der Serboraenbeit:
cs lieben, unbetauut uuo unbeobtet
5u .bleiben, boltonneu at meroen I'M
alltdglihen 2eben beilia int beiheis
oeniten &reiIe, eluig I'M 3eitllhen lno
rabei ltetS 5ufrieoeu, better, ielig, oe1l,
Siurnel rabe uno @ottes sSrieoen I'M
Ser5en. 9sidt INNER bober binaui
lpollen, nidt oie bon gottes SorIer
bung uns eiulnal 5,tgeiplclenen Ses
beusfreilc INNER neu b,,rhbrehen
ipollen, Ionoeru arbeiten in Yfliht-
eifer unb 8eru fstreue, feItIteben a,,f
Ieinem Bolten! 9ort grabeu in Die
1ieie uno boueu in bie S0be, Damn
.ptro's ein Eurmbat glitdlifen Sc
hens, bod, ftarf, speitidaueno, oau.
crno iiber 3eit unb @roe binaus. aei=
ne 9orbeit ber Weniden lit 10
Ihlimn, als oaB Iie ME oas iein mol
len, mas fe lino lmb follen.
Gerborsen. llnb oennob ltnerntiio-
lid titig: er bat lpabrbaftis nidt ge2
ieiert, ser erloiergot, in oielen orei-
Big Sabren. 8altlos bat er geibafit
uno geipirft. @ud III ben 5tunoel;
ibeinbarer 8ube eebt tief orl1nten int
8eltenneere bas taulenofahe, taten-
reihe 2eben ieinen 8eg. go betete,
cpferte, litt, arbcitete er. @r mar-
fein nustoier anitiirmer aegen Die
engen duBeren Shranfen oes fleiuen
@ebirgsborfes. Mber iein 2eben mar
elm Stilleben ser SelbltbeiAeiblna
BET freiem @inoronen in bic fleinen
! nv ~, r
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

miro nlln nod luagen, iiber nniers
Rafieerationierl1ng, Ole iln Nergleib
5u De,ltlblano, ia 5u gan5 europa,
iuabrbaft groB5iiaia lit, iid 5u be-
fdiueren, beionoers nenn 10 quite llno
nabrbafte 3erealientaffees erbdttlid
iino.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
MittpeM, bem 16. Desember 1912

Beher mir attf Dte @eldldte Del
aroteItantiiiernng ser noroiihen 2au
Der, beionoers 0Gnemarfs, ndber ein
geben, lnuB ein 8ort iiber bie iogen
Gefornation eingeIbaltet iperoen
gSir lallen bor ollen proteItantild)s
@eid,idtIbreiber su Bort folulnen
Der Yroteltant @uitab 9ie5el idreibt
r2ntber beeniigte Iit oomit, al
berfeeern uno SIT perbannen, mas i'd
feiner sSormel niht fiiseu ipollte, De:
5ornnel bes ein5elueu Mannes, Del
fid beraltsgenouln1en, oen @laltbet
, ,tu,5uItiiraen, at bent Sobrbratoertt
binb,tr6 aufgebaltt iporoeu mar. s8e
nige Sabre nod ibm puroe luItig ge
fopft sur eroBeren @hre oes l,ttb"
rilhen 8efenntniiies. -. Die 6iuber'
@eid,idte oes oet,tlden YroteItantis
mus lit bon Mn nfang an ei,e fdmah
betle. Son Soleran5 mar iiberbaup
feline Heoe, ltm ip ntebt bon er6mun
eeneu, mebr oils einnaligen @lau
bensmehlel Der l(ntertanen, tpie bo'
atten anoern SittentoItafeiten eite:
hurM feline Sdranfen -tlebr ge5iiael
len fiirltlihen .9eIpotisml.s -. 8ia
fit lmo 3ndtloiigfeit lette fid) al
ben Wittelpl,nften oes Broteitantis
mus feit. Dos rationale @edt etn:
Mnter."
Aebnlib oerinbren 1T oen noroi
fheu 2anoern Die fiir Die neue be
qheme Sebre eelponuenen Sitrlten
5ur oamaligelt 3eit iuar ebriitias
bet 3lpeite, Elm sra1iamer 1lno- aus
fdlueiIenoer 6iirIt aouig bon Dane
mart, ein Manu, tpie tim 2utbe,
ipiil,ld,te. 9ieler par begierig mad
oen ,,Heihtum' Ser fatboltIden Sir
hen uno &loiter, uno I'm oielen~ 81
erlansen, iab er feine pailenoere @e
Ieaenbeit, oils Oie g,infiibrung be'
neileu 2ebre 1T ieineiu 2anbe. ebri
ftiau lbidte cine Botldaft nad) Bit
teuberg lno perlanate bon Wartis
2utber einen Yrebiger Der neuen 2eb
re, 2,ttber ihidte ibnt einen abee
fouenen BrieIter, Den Waaiiter Mar
tin nus Miir5burg; oem 8onig GbrI
itian cine Stride einrultmte. Die Uni
berlitdt, Die @einlibteit uuo alles
Bolf proteItierte lal,t gegen oiefe Ne
ligiouserneuerllng, aber Gbrlltlat
Iie6 jid) baourd) ritt beirreu uni
iltdte nit @eipalt oie Srrlebre eiu5u
fiibren. gr lieB oen er5bilfof BOZ
Bnno binridten, perbot ben @eiltli
ben, 2ano .su faltfenL tpenn tie it'd
niht Neiber ndbnen uno unterfagt
bie 8erbinbitna nit oeIn 81. Sttbl
D,rd iolde Biatiir uno @rauIam
feit nabte gbriitian iid 70 perbabt
beim aatt5en @olfe, oaB i'm Sabr
1923 elm aufitano gegen ibn ans
brad uno er ais 5liibtling bas 8eid
berlaflen mubte.
5ein Onfel erieorid), 8er5og DO,
5blespig= =Solltein, beaiinItigte eben
faus, trobbe1n er einen eio geibipo
ren bate, Sic fatbolilAe Stride auf
redt au erbalten, Sic nene 2ebre uni
erfldrte iogar Die h,tbertide 2ebre al
hte ein5ige oes 2allbes. IS ipar iuie
Der cine itiirmilde 3eit anaebroben
6ein Nadfolser ebriitian oer Drift
lieb a1 einem Gage alle fatbolilhel
QlsSL,.S, aaEna,nn.4 Mailman ,1tA forAnr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
L0sen Sic Ihre
Hartleibigkeit
auf
und geben Sic auch den
Magen diesen Kornfort

Wenn durch funktionale Hartieibis-
keit Sic miserabel, nerves oder irri-
tiert fIhIen und kopfschn.erzem.
Case, Biahungen, Ibler Mundgeruct.
verstimmter Magen und Verdauungs-
st0rung verursacht werden,-tua Sic
was Tausende tun. Nehmen Sis
Forni's Alpenkrauter-seit uber S
Cenerationen gebraucht und gelobt-
Mehr ais Gin Abfiihrmittel-es iss eins
wirklich Magentaiigkeit anregends
Medizin-hergestellt aus l8 der Natur
eigenen medizinischen Wurzein. Krau-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

nehm schm ck ende AlpeOkrauies.
gibt dem Magen das angenehme Co
fiihi Won Komfort und Warme. Elm
zunehmen vie auf dem Etikett ange-
geben. Wenn Sic die Freuden gl1ck-
lieher Linderung Won Hartleibig gkei,s-
beschwerden wieder wissen woilen
und Eur selben Zeit Ihrem Magen
guttun wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch
heute AIpenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in Ihrer Nachbar schafe
NIGHT kaufen konnen, senden Sic direkt
fur unser AlpsnkrSuser- r-Eirfuhrungsanso
bot und erhalten Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

Es hiIft auch,
die durch Hart
leibigkeit verur-
sachten Case
und Blahungen
auszuseheiden
und naehr ais
das das ange-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
cine ausreichendo
~ AAAOSAAoA Probeflaa ache von


FORMS HEII.-OEL LINIMENT - anti
septisch--bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen. muskulo sen Ruckenschmerzen, steifer
oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Vcrrenkungen.
FORNTS MACOLO alkalisch-lindert
gewisse akute Masenstorunsen VIE Sod.
bremen und Verdauungs sstorungen, her.
vorgerufen durch Elm Ueberma IS an Sauro
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
Midway Garrison Wins 1st
Round Against Japanese

WASHINGTON. Jan. u. CUPl-
The United StatCc today appeared
tc have won at least the initial
round Of the battle to keep Midway
Island on; Cl the hands of the
Japanese
Three week AGO today was the
last tim the Tiny island was men
toned in official American com
muniquc four we l., ago tomorrow.
The silence Indicated an absence
of Japanese attacks
Midway, 1870 miles west of
Honolulu and considered by geo.
grapherS as tho e2sternmost of the
Hawaiian Islands, is probably gar
risoned by the twin of the marine
detachment which wrote a new
chapter of American gallantry at
Wake.
The Wake garrison was forced
To light an heroic but losing II
day battle without reintorcements.
The Midway Island forces appear
to have defeated the first Jap
aneSe efforts t. blast them from
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
Five Marines Die
In Auto Accident
North OF Vallejo

VALLEJO. Cal, Jan. y. up
Five IT, S. Marines were burned to
death early TO-DAY and Two other
men were injured seriously when
an automobile collidcd with two
trucks on the highway six miles
north of Vallejo.
The marines, burned beyond rec
Ognition, could not be identified
Immediately.
HighWa% Patrolman Leo Boyle
said it was established the men
were marines by the melted in
sigma from their clothing.
A man identified only as Ken
nedy resident Of Vallejo, driver
OF the car, escaped flaming death
but he WAS in Il serious condition
at the SoIano county hospital at
Fairfield
Another man. identified only as
BI' ckcnrdge OF MarySylle, driver
Of one OF uhe trucks. aIso was in
serious condition al the hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12

tratively they are part Of the cljy
of Honolulu. The largest cf the ia-
lands comprises only $50 acres. Ita
highest point is 43 fee above sea
level. Its name, Sand Island. aptlr
describes it. E@o;ern Island. tn"
second Of the group. is les than
half the size of Sand Island.
Midway has naVa: ar station,
cable station and little else.
There has never been any official
statement of what forces ere de
Tending Midway. 1t is likely that
they are comparable to the Wake
garrison of 13 marine Officers
and 365 men p:,,a a medical de-
tachment of seven men. Wake also
had 1000 civilians engaged in con-
Struction projects.
The Wake defenSeS included II
lighter planes, eight OF which were
shot down by the Japanese i'm tine
opening days Of the battle. six
5-lnch guns, u 3-inch anllcrlIt
guns and few machine auns and
smaller weapons.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
PoPe Want Ads Help Others; Let Them Help You Phone 800
Vichy Sets Clocks
Ahead for u. 5.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Z. CUPD
This MAJ surprise congress and
the American people, but the Unit
ed States has been observing day
light saving time since Friday. ac-
cording to a Vichy dispatch quoted
today by the Tokyo razio and re-
corded in San Francisco by the
United Press.
The United States has set clocks
one hour ahead since Friday allow
ing the adoption of the measure by
congressional vote" The broadcast
said. Daylight saving time was
normally restricted to the eastern
states during the summer months.
but in view of the war requiring
immediate stepping up of the war
production, the new hours are put
into effect as effective on Jan. g."
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
MiEtaryMission
Moves in East

TOKYO, Jan. 12.-CBroadcast re-
corded by up III San Francisco
With Chungking's war supply line
from the south virtually intercept
ed due to the war of greater East
Asia. the American military mis-
sion led by Brig. Gen. John
Magruder is said to be preparing
to remove its office from Chung
king to Rangoon by the end Of the
month. according to a Shanghai
dispatch.
A part of the mission, led by
Col. St. John, already has departed
for Rangoon. the dispatch said
AT this time, when Chungking
is helpless, the departure Of the
American mission is seriously an
nGying the Chinese, the correspond
enC remarked.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
FOR BETTER RESULTS USE
POST-PRESS ClASSIFlEDS

their sandy stronghold.
LAST NEWS
Cn Dec. %. three days before
ChriStmaS-at the peak of the bat
tie of Wake-the navy issued its
last word on Midway-"there has
been no enemy activity in the vic
unity Of Midway Island recently"
On Dec IL, the navy reported
the last actual fighting in com
muniquc that said Midway was
"cOuntering the blows Of the en-
envy"
There has been no official re-
velaticn of how the japanese at
tack was beaten off. Because of
MidWay's comparative closeness to
American air and naval support at
Hawaii it seemed possible that the
reinforcementS which time and dis
tanCe denied to Wake were avail
able for Midway.
PART OF HONOLULU
Midway comprises two small is
lands and Sev ~ ana bars sur
rounded by ..s. '2f. Admins
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
Tokyo SaysU. S.
Starting Invasion
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. =. CUP

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Z. CUP
The Tokyo radio. continuing its
propaganda attacks on -Aneri-
can hemicpheric solidarity, today
declared that Judging from re-
ports that Ecuador has offered its
GalapaSos Islands as an air base,
it has become clear that the United
States has started its Well-prepar-
ed invasion OF the South American
countries"
The broadcast was recorded in
San Francisco by the United Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
Ski Destruction
Hampers Germans
BY UNITED PRESS

The Free Netherlands radio broad
cast from London Monday an APP
peal to all Netherlanders to destrO,'
their skis so the Germans could
not seize them for use on the Rus
sian front.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12

10 ACRES, New alfalfa. North and
west Imperial, New Side Canal
Gate Is. Terms. Blain LoWary.
lis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
l6-Country Properly for Sale

FOR SALE OR Exchange: Improved
and unimproved ranches. Homes.
w. P. Capehart. Box 1893, ia
Cumba. 1-l0tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12

2 BEDROOM Unfurnished house
for rent. Phone sol. Adults pre-
ferred. lis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12

NEW 3 Room furnished house.
Adults only S25. = mi. no on 9th
street. la
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
LOST, FOUND. ESTRAY

LOST, FOUND, ESTRA7
>~-~-~~~~~~~-~-,~,- --(-~-o~o>~--- '--~-~-~-0-1---
LOST. Mans brown lcatLcc coat,
on Imp. HiWay between Main
and Adams. Reward. 753 Broad
way. l-13
Black saddle horse.
weight about 1900 lbs chunky
build, age yrs. Suitable reward.
q. G. Bennett, court house. 1-10tf
LOST: Black horse. VT. about 1900
lbs. Scar left shoulder. Meloland
district Reward $500 Notify Baba
Khan, 20. Box 9Ol, FL Centre.
lis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
9-BUsINEsS OPPORTUNITIES

GOOD PAYING. old established
cafe for sale Trucking terminal.
Contact owner 217 South Fourth.
1-13
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12

1& YEAR GID BOY Wants work
fer school and Weekends. Phi.
'996M. lis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
Il-HOUSE FOR RENT

FURNISHED Cottage rooms,
Frigidaire. Long term lease. 1918
Imperial Ave, CaleXico. 1-l6
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12

BOARDERS WANTED OF rooms
for rent. Private entrance to
rooms. GIT Commercial ST, El
Centro. LA
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
8-SITUATlONS WANTED

WANTED: Laundry or housework
by the hour 1858 Woodward ST.,
Ell Centro. 1-13
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12

OPPORTUNITY For aggressive
salesman seeking permanent con-
nection with future Oldest and
largest manufactures Of its kind.
Staple building materials Not al
fected by priorities. Outstanding
sales help. We deliver and collect.
No investment. Com m S sions
paid weekly. Write Press Bx J18
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12

WANT 2 or 3 experienced mixers.
Must be sober. Pay good wages
and board. Call 1878 after $50
pm. 1-13
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
l2-WANTED TO RENT

PERMANENT Couple want furn-
ished house. Might take lease.
Phone 1853 any day except Sun.
lib
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
I3-ROOMS FOR RENT

NICELY FURNISHED room next to
bath, plenty Of hot water, suit
able for one or two business
ladies. 476 Len Rey. 1-13
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-18
Late Realty NeuUS

The following papers in connec- ton with real estate transactions have been filed at the office ot Town Clerk Mary c. Kilmartin: MORTGAGE DEEDS
 SigmunG LenkOwski, and others to J. Dorothy Shannahan, prop erty on Fairview street, $199l.
 Martin Rubin to Isabelle Green blatt, property at 1l9-219 Bank street, $1O,OOO.
 Santina DiBartOlO to the First Federal Savings & Loan AssOcia- ti0n of Waterbury, property at the corner of Piedmont street and Baldwin avenue, 5000.
 Edward A. Madison to the Wa terbury Trust O., property on Mount Vernon avenue, $S,5OO.
 Henry J. and Minnie Dunn to the Waterbury Savings Bank, property at 1SS-1S5 Willow street, $S,5O0.
 WARRANTY DEEDS
 Rachel A. Kurten to Santina DiBartOlO, property at the corner of Piedmont street and Baldwin avenue.
 James Greco to Anthony and Louise SantOli, property at 53 Lindsley street.
 Sebastian B0ScO to Peter B0scO, property on ArdmOre avenue.
 VincenzO Marchietti to Michel angelo Lantieri, property on RumfOrd and Drake streets.
 ADMINISTRATORS DEED Olive B. SandersOn, administratrix of the estate of Carrie J. Brad shay to Sentima DiBartOlO, prop er:y at the corner of Piedmont street and Baldwin avenue.
 EXECUTORS DEED
 James Greco, executOr of the estate of Raffaele Greco, to An- thOny and Louise SantOli, prop erty at 5 Lindsley avenue.
 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
 Rose Greco and others to James Greco, property at 53 LindsIey street.
 City of Waterbury to Edith N. Peterson, land on Smith avenue. Waterbury Building < Loan As- sOciatiOn to Agnes and John Har- Vey, property on Sylvan avenue. Michael C0cchiola to Joseph V. Rocco, property on Warner street.
 MORTGAGE RELEASES
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Carrie J. Bradshaw and Rachel A. Kurten.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-18
SIDNEY SHANNON
 HAMMER WTELDER
Victim of Assault, How- ever, Admits COlOred Man
 Struck in Self Defense


 Sidney. Shannon, 27, colored, of 642 Bank street was given a nolle in municipal court today on a charge of assault with dangerous weapon when the victim of his as- sault admitted shannon struck him with a hammer in self defense.
 Pros. William K. Lawlor recom- mended the nolle when he told Judge T. E. Conway that Sydney Kicks, 45, colored, also of 642 Bank street said that he was the ag- gressor in the fight which resulted in his disqualification for injuries caused by 8 hammer yielded by shannon.
 Shannon was arersted March after the fight, which took place in Kicks room.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-18
PHONE COMPANY
 SELLS BUILDING
Tnternati Onal Harvester Buys South Main PrOp-
 erty for $3O,OOO

The Southern New England Tele- phone Go. has sold its property on 1140 South Main street to the In- ternational Harvester O., of Chi cago for $30,000, papers in connec- ton with the transaction filed yes- terday afternoon at the office of the town clerk, disclose.
 The telephone company formerly used the building for garage, stor- age, installation and construction purposes, but the space was not suf- ficient to accommodate its need and the company moved to it's present premises at Nichols road and South Leonard street. The present build ing was leased by the telephone concern from J. E. Smith & Co. Inc. for a Is year period at $9,90C year.
 The acquired property will be used by the International Harvester Go as socn as alterations are made. The company has a sales and service branch for it's motor trucks at 12S Watertown avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-18

Ather, Dr. Bob Jones, ST., the fa- Aous evangelist, to provide ortho- eoX Christian education without sacrifice of scholastic standards.
 In recognition of the unusual Salents of this young college execu- tive, the degree of Lit. D., was con- Eerred upon him at the age of 23 Sn his younger days, Dr. Jones was nationally known as an interpreter pf Skaespearean characters. The stage and cinema dangled tempting contracts, but Dr. Jones rejected every offer, choosing to heed the gall to preach the Gospel of the Grace of God, and to devote his time and talents to the task of pro- viding young men and women with Christian education of the highest academic standards. Those who know the gifted college president evangelist hail him as a God-sent prophet to the Christian youth of today. Thoroughly cognizant of the problems and pitfalls which young people face today, he brings to the pulpit and Bible conference plat 10TH, yGuLS Ol h15OOiIl anu IlAlGCL standing gained as executive of one of Americas leading colleges. Per- hapS no man i'll America is better suited to challenge Christian youth of today than Dr. Bob Jones, Jr Just turned thirty himself, he brings to his audiences a keen un- derstanding of the needs of young people.
 Bob Jones College has been called rAmerica's most unusual college. It As located in the beautiful Tennes- zee Valley section in the foothills pf the great Smoky Mountains, in Cleveland, Tennessee, the hub of Che Souths metropolitan area. The college is orthodox, co-educational, hterdenominational, and stands without apology for the Bible as the Word of God. Unexcelled scholas- tically, the school is militant in its stand for the "old time religion" Here genuine and practical Chris tian philosophy is put into every day practice by students and fac- ulty. The great truths that are dealt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-18
LIBRARY INDEX PLAN FINISHED
Pamphlet and Magazine Material on Civilian De-
 fense Reading Listed

The Civilian Defense Reading Shelf" is now organized in the Bronson Library. A separate and analytical index of material on va rious subjects has been made. Pam phlet and magazine material as well as books are listed.
 The main subjects include: Civil ian Defense organization train- ing; blackout and bomb material; first aid; nursing; nutrition; food preservation; consumer guide irfor- nation; victory gardens; and morale builders. These include recent pulp ncations which have come out of England'S experience.
 It is the intention of Miss Elnelyn M. Barrett and her staff to develop this particular feature at the h- brary. Miss Anne Moore is directly in charge of the civilian defense section and will cooperate with all who wish further information on defense and Red Cross subjects.