davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

Sbmobl ste @ereinigten Staaten
uno sic arabiihen 2Gnber senal, aui
Der entgegenseietten 'Seite ser Gro=
tugel liegen, erfreut iih Mmerifa felt
mebr aIs einem Sabrbunoert zines
befonoeren Mniebens in ser arabiid)-
EN- Welt. Den @runo geleet su oie-
lem Hreitiee Mmerifas nnter Sen
arabern bat tuobl 1ie norbiloIide
5atigfeit anterifaniiher MiifionGre.
Die fir Sic @ie6erbelebung 6es tIai.
iiff)en arabiiden Shrifttums uno
Serieallng mo6erner arabiiher 9ii-
der ii6 groBe @er6ienite er1porben
bnben. Cine beionoere Snteniit6t BE-
fam 6ieie fultureQe @eeinflulImng
ourf, 0as i'm Sabre 1866 BON prote-
itanti'hen Mifionaren gegriinoete
Mmarifaniide College in Beirut,
sprien, 6as bis gum beutigen Gag
bel Ser arabiihen Sberihibt oils sic
bornebmite mooerne 9iI6mnesanitalt
Der 2epa,te gilt nro baIonbers in
Der Musbiloi,ng Ser arabiidenMer5te-
iflaft cine beoeutlame Moue eefpiclt
bat. Muh in Der @orgTdidte hes
an tueitlihem Genfen gaidulten mos
oernen arabiihen Mational6etpuBt.
ieins bat Die @fleee Der arabiiden
NationaIliteratur ourh bic 2ebrer
uno Die Oruderei oiefer omerita.
nifhen 2ebranitalt cine b0hit riibm-
lide @o0e eefpielt.
Dieies @reftiee Der Mmeritaner
tommt ben gngldn6ern in Der beuti.
gen @eltfitiotion notlreem6B als
! @egensepi6t eeeen Sic Mdienpropa.
GAMBIA 5llgute. 9n3u fonlult aber fer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

Iuiancer ut tpoblcefannt rno tic
peroen audi oiesmal periufeu ale
Seilnchmcr smfrieoen uWteqen, su=
nal ia sic 8dite uno Gelceaten ai,s
ocn nabeliegenben Satieniieolunaau
lief Mbenos na6 GauIe beaeben ,per-
Sen.
Ntesmal finoet Sic @onpention
alio am @raberibmiidunsstae, 20.
uno 80. Mai, ltatt uno am 81. Wai
Sonntag, fonren iid oiejenigen, sic
es tuiniheu, aaiauce anieben.
Sas Sic Suneia6len aud mitpir-
fen meroen Inn Die 8dite gu unter=
balten, lit NIT 8eftinmtbeit ansuneb-
men. Gs meroen getuiB einiee Spiele
S1piifen berif,iebenen 9aateams aus
getragen tuer6en unb sic &. e.. s. I.
miro eebibrenb nertreten iein.
8eiebesnorlagen iinb oiesmal feline
i'm 8oraus eingereid)t moroen; oas
mill uns bemeiien, oaB nniere 3on-
ititution aiemIin ausiiibrIib lit. SSH
molten aber oamjt nidt ioeen bat
Faid,t sreIdeseJstnssiass nieacit,
borgelegt tperoen, oie nift i'm Yor.
aus per0ffentlidt meroen miiiien uni
Die NIT q S~timmenmebrbeit gum
@elet erboben peroen fonnen, tpenn
iolfe @orlagen 5rnn Benefit See
Central @erbanoes un6 oeiien Mit,
glieoer iino.
8etpib peroen sic 3&peigperein(
nieoer nur ole a,iftigiten Mitglie.
Ser, Mdnner un6 5rauen ais 9ele.
gaten e%ntienoen, Die iid ibrer Yilif.
ten pobl6eiuubt iino.
9ie MitsIieoermerbcns tpar III
t941 JAP beiier mie i'm lebten Sabr
Gs itn6 mebr Mitglie6er %aufgenom.
men tuor6en uno tuenieer eeitridet
tpor6en. SIN lesten Sabr batten mil
einen 3lttpafs bon nilr 1919 Mitglie.
bern in Ser Nbteillrnl
su perseidnen; i'm Sabr 1941 marer
es 239, allo balb 1000 mebr. ST.
Ser Sugenoubteilun9 lit aud eint
fleine 8eiRruns ;eineetreten. Snr
letten Sabr batten tpir einen gu
lpad)s bon t,ur Il unb in bieiem Sab,
itno es 80. M%ufgenommen pur6er
lestes Sabr 141 un6 172 in 6ieienl
Sabr. Sc tpiI uns ideinen, 6aB man
DIE Gereine iid nibt Inn neue Mit.
J elieber fiimmern; einige tl,n etiuas
unb mande boben quite Mrbeit &C.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
@a8oltn =Kattonen
fir allie Ufilr 0f8
lan0e8 gu ermartem
Griparnis pon @ummi 1T Ger haupteruno

iidtspunfte ser @ummiperiorg,,ng
leiten ldbt, mirl audi bie 8aIolin=
uno Sransportfrage in 8eriidiid)-
iidtigung ge5ogen. @enn. es niht
mebr nottpenoig nire, nab oen 3en-
troll unb 8eititaaten 10 srobe So
ioIinmengen 81 ihiden, miiroen $50
gen fret peroen, bie fir Die 8erior-
9i,ng oes Sitens, MOO cine fritii6e
&nnppbeit an @aiolin beitebt, bernn-
ge5ogen meroen fonnen.
@leifseitig miiroe ourd sic I'm,
leitung Don Ganftpaeen ienen 2euten
Ser @inb aus Sen Seeeln eenommen
tperben, bie nuf oem 9au elmer Sob
renleitung bonn Siibneiten nab Ser
Ntlantiid)en &iiite beiteben, aber baau
feblt es an StabI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
@ouiebelt entbiQt ben Ylam in ieiner
HreXe.&onferen5, Der am 1. Nmli il,
araft treten IplI

Maibington. @aiolin=&% ationieruna
in allen Teilen oes 2anoes ab 1. S,,li
lit cine @abriheinlidfeit. Son ser
&egierung miro cine braitiife @e=
idrGnfung oes Mutoberfebrs in allen
48 Staaten ser Union ertpoeen, Inn
@ummi al iparen, benn es miro ees
ibabt, bab oie iih i'm @erfebr be-
finoliden @aeen immerbin tGglif
100000 Pfuno @ummi berbraud)en,
Der unter oen beutigen @erbdltniiien
nibt 5u erieten lit.
BrGiioent 8~ooiooeIt periSnlid lit
es getueien, Der in ieiner 4reiiefon=
ferens BON Der Woelidfeit elmer lano-
ueiten @aiolinrationerung iprad.
3pei 3iele piiroen oamit alf einen
Sdlas erreiht meroen: man tpiiroe
@aiolin iparen uno auBeroem ser
0ummiberiduenoune ginbalt eebie-
ten. Damn tu,,roe nod miteeteilt, baB
geeignete 8lGne bereits m,seearbei-
tete tpcr6eu.
Nenn Elm folder YIan in sic
8irflidteit umgeiett miro, Damn lit
Der /. SuIi Elm losiid)er Termin, ga
ia au 6ieiem 3eitpunft Der temporGre
Nationierungsplan fir sic II Oft
itaoten ourd Elm permanentes Mrran=
cement ubgeIGit tperoen jon.
Der Dar Hro0uction @oaro lit
pl0sIid iebr beiorst eepor0en, tpeil
if1tungstpeiie sic amerifaniihen
Mutofabrer bon ibren &eifen uno
Sblduden idbrlid &altihuf nit
einem @etpibt bon As Hfuno abfab=
rem. Anoererieits iino teine M,,siidp-
ten oofiir borbanoen, Dab uniere inn
tbetiid)en @ummiaperfe Dor gnbe
1913 cine er0bere Seiitunesfrait err
reiden.
@enn es 6en Qeuten mad, 8elieben
geitattet miiroe, lire &eifen ab5ll-
fabren, fOnnte sic 8ummilage iebr
Ieiht fritii6 iueroen, Defenders 100
ia biele 2erte ibre @agen brineeno
boben miiiien.
Obgleid iid bas 1888 bei oieien
Grtuaguneen 5unddit bon oem Sc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
0ffRn(then bon bet0e1
Der in RuBlano
kampfen0en gemeloet
Ueuer 6eldnoeeeminn
IN ufratne beanfprudt
Nad rnifider 0arfeqmns iuerfen bic
0entiden i,nrner neae arSfte in Sen
&f, Dine ben Ueaner amfbaIten
an f0nnen. - Sample Eel 3aIinim.

@osfau. 9onnerstag. Die @ote
armee bat in ibrem 3ampf Bel Char.
fotp nift naheelaiien unb boben flint
~ueitere itrateeiIhe Huntte erobert.
@eiter iIolid tpuroe Der Mngriff Der
Geutid,en gum 'Steben eebrndt. 8ei
&ertIh lit cine nelle Shlaff i'm
Bange.
@osfau. 9ic RuIIen gdben he:
fannt, DAB oie Note Mrmee an ser
Jront Dor Gbarfotp INNER nod ipei-
ter borriidt, gaben aber au. oab Sic
Geutifen 8O0feilen iiibIi1 Ser ufrai-
niiden GrobinouItrieitabt, In oem
@ebiete stuiihen Ssi,um ,,no Barpen.
fotpa, cine 8esenACffeniipc eineeleitet
baben.
Ser @egenporitob iiiolid BON
CLARION erfolete einige 80 Meilen
0itlih bon 2dotuaia, einem .pihti9en
&reu5ungspunft, Der i'm beutihen
8elis befinbliden NorosS lSIano.
itraBe, iiber sic CLARION periorGt
miro.
8einer Ser, beutider @egenonsrif.
fe bat Marihau TimoIbcnfns Grip.
pen bisber i~rgeno,po AT Ser Dront
gum Steben gebradt.
100 oeutid)e Ianfs rparcn crfolg.
reid in einem .Durd)brud burd; sic
riiiiiden 2inien, aber MrtiGerie- u,S
1anfabpebrfeller BADEN oieien 2ure,j.
bruh gum Steben gebraft.
Ger Snupttampf nm gbarfom
orebt iib niht UNI oie Staot ielber,
ipnoern UNI bie GerbinounesIinien
Ser Giienbabnen uno Straben.
Die 8arniion in Sebatopol, Sem
Somiet- arieesbafen am Siiotpetenbc
ser arim, fibrte Iofale Mneriffe aus
uno 8ote ariessidiffe beidoiien oie
beufiden SteIuneen nabe aertid.
Cine beutide Strafeppeoition bon
$50 Mann segeu ruiiiide 8auern bc!
Wosfau enoete nit @ernidtun9 Ser
9eutihen ourh Die 8auern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
Oret Sowietarmeen init
Il Otptiionen 3eritort
3abl Der Wefansenen anf Der SaIb.
INTEL &ertid nit 1926 anaeseben,
bic 3abl 6er erbenteten 8eidiite NIT
1888. = Sn Der Ukraine iolleu Sie
&nnen 447 Sanfs oerluren Gaben.

Berlin. Mue Selepbonoerbinoun=
gen nit Shtpeben tpurSen einaeiteut.
Cas miro als 3eifen oes &rieaes, Ser
Nerpen gegen Shmeoen angeoeutet.
@aibinaton. Sier tpuroe aeiaat,
COB sic 9eutihen sic 5iibrung in Ser
2uft in europa bereits p~erlore,i
baben.
Berlin. Sas Sberfommanoo Scr
Webrmadt CAB in einem Sonoerbe-
rid)t befannt, bab lie ben geidlage-
men 5eino perfolseno sic aitite Ser
Strabe bon aertib in ibrer eansen
Sdnge erreidt" baben, nad]oem iie aui
ser SalbinIel ! orei Somttarmecn
oernidteten.
So6ann murSe befannt geaeben,
bob roie gernihtuns ser lesten 3eite
oes Seinoes a,,f ser Salbiniel aertidj
Dor. Dem abidIuB itebt."
Sie @nariffs- uno @erfoIgunas-
| idladt, oie iomit gum abidlub se.
/ braft porSen lit, fibrte our 8ernid).
tMng bon brei Soepiet= Mrmeen mil
II Snfanterie-D ~ioiiionen, orei Ssn.
fanterie=8 riga6en, stpei 9ooaGcrie.
Sipiiionen uno bier 8auaerbrisaoen.
N6t5ia feinollhe ganfs !uarocn
,eri'Grt. @eitere 81 Ianfs nro sos
~Saltuntos perihieoener 2nreE iuur.
Sen Dor ser 9uftmaffe f%anlpimnf1bie
9emadt. Sn einem @eh;et i'm afiifeu
ser 2entrlmsfront mrrbe cine itarfc
Sclri'tbanbe 5ernralmt.
Sautihe Bomber s~eritGrtcn i'm
Safsn ron Murmlnsf Elm Saabel5-
idii; ton 1000 Tonncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21

Nur nod cine @ode trennt uns
bon Der al. Sabresfonpention bes
Central Serbanoes ser siebenbiiraer
Sad,ien in Sen @ereiniaten Staaten
ltno Dem @oloenen ss,rbildumsieft
oes grIten Siebenhireer sahien
aranfen-l lnteritiibunes @erein uno.
Gintraft, 3meig 3, Die in Muiance,
Ohio, i'm Sadienbeim am 30. unS
80. @ai absebalte> peroen.
Gs lit fraglid, ,pelfes sic Glteite
SadJientolonie lit - 'salem ODER
Maiance = suenn mir uus red)t erin=
nern f6nnen lit es MQiance.
Ser 3meig 3 lit ser atpeit6ltelte
aranfen llnteritisunesperein ser g.
g. in Sen Ser. Stoaten uno oarauf
iino Sic Maianrer iebr itoI5. Sie 8or.
oention bat if)on einmal in Muiance
ita~ttgetunoen un6 oamals boben iie
ibre @dite iebr pornebm beoient. Stun
aber % NIT ser &%onpention audi oas
@oloene Subildum g~efeiert miro,
treffen Die MIiancer groBe 8orberei.
tangen i'm bic &onbetftpnr"rfr1 Set
als cines Der feierlidften 5,l geitaI-
ten.
0ie @roBbeamten tper6en iid idon
am Gonnerstag in Ser Conventions
itaot eirfinoen, 1,m lire IsbIide 8e-
amten-g eriammluns a~bs,tbalten.
5reitagmorgen Don s bis 10 l1br
ut Gmpfang Der @alte uno INN punt
10 llbr miro Die Gelegaten-S isung
erGffnet tperoen.
Die llnterbalt,rngen finoen i'm
Sadienbetm Itatt. ebenio Die Sisun-
gen. SoDten aber Sic Sibungen nod
einem anberen 2ofal berlegt aporoen
iein. 10 miro Den GeIesaten nno @6-
iten i'm 'Sahienbeim 8eiheio eeiagt,
no iie it~attfin6en, iebr pabriheinlid,
in ndditer Mdbe.
Mliance lit eJ,e Staot bon etpa
$4,000 gintpobnern, fat ODER nift
iebr groBe &otels. Gs fin6 aber atpei
&otels oorbanoen uno mir raten oen
@diten lln6 Defenders 6en 9elegaten
id 9immer reierpieren au laiien, In
Dem lie iih an Ben 5eit-Yrdiibenten,
@roBbertpalter Martin Mlbrif, ODER
Gat-S efretdr Gbomas @ottihling
brieflid lpen6en. Natiirlih) meroen
audi ale MlLiancer Sa6ienfamilien,
Die Hlas baben, lire 6auier @diten
0ffnen. 0ie @aitfreunbidaft Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
|paare %eenteiniait,
itemcrpfli8tie

Waibington. Mit elmer Mebrbeit
bon nur orei 'stimmen beidloB bas
@nogetfomitee 6es Sauies, berbeira.
tete Yaare 81 auineen, gemeimame
Steuererfldrrmgen abougeben ,mS es
nidt ibrem gelieben at iiberlaIien,
getrenut ooer gemeiniam lire Gin.
finite al 'beflarieren. gs miro ge.
ihdbt. oaB 6as Sdatamt auf 6ieie
Weiie $50 Miqionen Collars Mebr,
einnaDmen er3ielen miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
|Gctneemtreue ~
Heeiermne erweeen

@aibineton. 8eener ser Snfla-
ton perlaneen Elm @erbot trcitercr
2obnerbobuneen unb tperSen cine
8eIebesporlaae einreihen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-21
Ginunooier5ig(te 5abreskonbention
nes Central Derbanoes Der
5tebenburQRr 5arhfen
DerbmnSen nit 0eAenent 9nbil6nnn Ses Grnen Skbenbareer sadien
Kraneen tnterihabmtas>o erein nnN Gintradt, 3meie 3
alliance, Ohio, am 20. uno so. 1rlat itdtt

Stnoet in alliance, Ohio, am 20 uno so. Nai aat
nb Sumjen hes gummbs nhbid Nnddm = Nuberom mbr at BEN Ian-
&auenurtrge mo bcnhn mrSn- Sumb.Nbhln mig mGfn MIR hnam mbM bod lit Sic SmauGNnae
, nmM ~dM%sn S%aea 49, 3 : q. odkeahn ~oSc eSt ~rSa- 9ett~ueasn fnb
~nfon mb hr @dtues snblGnm.- Gsm o afu @dd crwht
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
RAID SHELTERS
 LIST PREPARED
Defense Council to COnsid= CT 3l Buildings Selected
 By Special Committee

A list of 31 buildings which can serve as air raid shelters willSbe sub- mitted to City Engineer Charles A. Root within a week, Louis B. Walsh announced yesterday at meeting of the planning committee of the Waterbury Defense Council. Post ing of notices that the buildings have been designated as shelters can begin soon, he said.
 MT. Walsh an architect, said that three other architects, Fred A. Webster, Ebert J. Richmond and Robert L. Waldorf, have been working with him on a survey of downtown buildings.
 Mayor Vincent A. Scully, presid- ing at the meeting, instructed Supt. of Public Works Herbert Scott- Smith to place signs on public sand piles about the city notifying the people that the sand is free.
 It was decided to confer with Harry Liebeskind, chief warden for downtown stores, about signs warn ing the public not to stand near store windows in the event of an air raid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
PRICE POSTING
 SURVEY MONDAY
Inspectors From OPA to Check on Observance of
 New Regulations

Boston, June 5 - A New England wide survey of price posting in re- tail stores will begin Monday when inspectors from the Office of Price Administration begin the job ir Providence, R. l.. and Augusta, Me Kenneth B. Backman, New England Regional OPA Administrator, 1T Court street, announced today.
 The surveys will be made for the primary purpose of aiding retailers to meet the posting requirements oi the General Maximum Price Regu- lation. ...
 In Providence on Monday, J. H Noonan, OPA Price Executive, vii be in charge of the inspectors group Tn Augusta, Prescott H. Vose, Maine State OPA price executive will have charge.
 The information is being sought as part of a nationwide survey tc educate retailers with the regula- tion requiring the posting of ceiling prices and the methods of comply ing.
 Following completion of the work in these two cities, inspectors will visit other New England cities and towns including Bangor and Port land, Me, Concord, N. H., Hartford Conn, Quincy, Mass. and Montpe- Her, Vt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
G8.ev~
 &US'MARINES

EtaR Sergeant Maxwell ?, piekeFy sen, effleRg in charge of tle local u, 8, Marine recruiting station, env nollDeed t0day that 70 Mep 0I thls area, including one WateFbpFlan' gill be sent t0 spVlngfeld tomorrow l0 take paths as HeatheFDeeks al DAVenRa Pearl HaPb0r' exercises planned by the U, s, Navy, Navy recruiting stations lhT0ughQpt the country have arranged 70 enlist new recruits Rt the exact h0uF and mlnv nle Of the slgsM0ntll anniversary Ag the Pearl HaFb0F bombing, ana the v, s Marine 0fllees geTe lp' vlled today te jelD m Rt llls eksg'
 TD the Rroup to bs enlisted aga Demenie ?, ReFllsP, son 0f NY, aDa AfEG Prank Heplise af lee Orange stgAat, Waterbury, charles ~, GyI eellN ef MeW #eveH, Alfred ~, bep' aFean ef MeFlden, UFban 4, pahl' baTg ef New Haven, GFa6d0 A. Pal' mASkt 0f Uniap City, Adam ', Cook Of RegBleNE, pbllip " Liseyskt ol 0gf0fd, Anthony B, Biellk, 5Fy ol HegFingt0n, Joseph H Benson pl New #sYeD, and GeFMaDlls ADtll0lll AeE)eFaaOit 0f New Eleven,
 NaFeaagt DsGkRrfan and the Ofbfl elDlnaFs 0f llle l0eei RiAn WllO afl efhN saTeeaflt Richard !, Mepalln ADd @eF6Nailis Charles eisFS allf phaEles LaF0Fest, will aeeoMpahl &1o Hk8NH,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
Rev. pr. Cryne Names Executive Secretary
Miss Agnes C. Fitzpatrick Appointed to Newly Created
 Office in Local Diocesan Bureau Office

Rev. pr. Eugene P. Cryne, director of the Waterbury district office of the Diocesan Bureau of Social Serv- ice, today announced the appoint ment of Miss Agnes c. Fitzpatrick to the newly-created post of executive secretary. Miss Fitzpatrick, who is prominent in state social work cir cles, has been with the Bureau since 1929, serving briefly at Hartford be- fore joining the local staff.
 A successor to Miss Fitzpatrick as family welfare worker will be ap- pointed soon, Dr. Cryne said.
 Miss Fitzpatrick, a native of Wa terbury, is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Fitzpatrick of Pleasant street. She was graduated as vale dictorian from St. Mary's parochial school and Notre Dame academy, and received her Bachelor of Arts degree summa cum laude from the College of St. Elizabeth, Convent Station, N. J. She has taken grad- uate or extension courses at Trinity college, Yale university and Boston university.
 She is president of the Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
FLAMING OIL IS
 CAUSE OF DEATH

Somerville, Mass, June 6-UP)- One of eight war workers burned when hoseline burst and sprayed them with flaming oil at the Dahl- quist Manufacturing Co.,, Inc, plant here last night died at a hospital today.
 Ralph Allen. 48, of Boston suc- cumbed and two others. Laurence Laroque, 30. of Somerville and Fii- lippino Ofellio, 4l, of Boston, re- mained in serious condition but were expected to recover
 Treated and released from tl:e hospital were Michael Kirschbaunl, 50, and Stephen Miller. 45, both of Boston; Willard Wilson, 26. and Wal- ter Souza, 36, both of Somerville, and Lawrence Figeuiredo, 32, of CohaSset.
 Forty fellow workers escaped un' injured from the one-story plant which suffered $500 damage from fire which followed the accident.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
NEW ENGLAND
 BRIEFS

Dr. Francis Parkman, who resigned recently after i2 years as 8 head master of exclusive St. Mark 6 school, leaves tomorrow to become a major in the army air corps.
 Newton, Mass, June 6-UP)- Dana Scott Sylvester, 56, banker and former Dean of the School of Commerce and Finance at North eastern University, died UneX- pectedIy yesterday at his home.
 New Bedford, Mass, June 6-(UP) -The first threat of prosecution against Massachusetts Mills failing to comply with blackout and dimouu regulations was made today by state blackout officer Arthur c, Dow who ordered all New Bedford mills to light-proof sky-ligllts and saw toothed glass roofs immediately,
 DoW's threat last night of immed- fate prosecution followed a com plaint from local blackout officials,
 North Adams, Mass. June g. (UPl-GlE LeVeFett Salt0nstaD says the coal is the "enly com pl0dity that t is patriotic to beard"
 The governor told 8 meeting here yesterday that New England faces RD acute coal shortage within siE months unless hOWseb0ldeEs and industries order coal immediately BEe said delivery now permits aealE CTS to VepleDish supplies and elim' mates Iags ip mining,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
Accident Season Here! Police Department Plans Defense to Reduce Number of Summer Auto Accidents
 on Public Streets.
''NO more pencils no more books,

'sNo more pencils no more books, ''NO more teachers stern faced
 looks, etc."
 When thousands of public school students in Waterbury joyously re- cite this little parody June 19, the official date for the start of sum- mer vacation the police depart ment's child accident prevention bureau will answer something like this:
 Let's make this summer safe
 and sound,
 Dent play in Streets-uSe the
 playground"
 A long list of don't" for vaca- tioning school children is being pre- pared by Patrolman William Dwyer in charge of the child accident pre- vention bureau.
 Extra precautions are bein g planned this year to prevent acci- dents because of the expectation the gasoline and tire rationing programs and the urgency of war production will restrict vacation plans of many Waterbury families.
 we hope that the vacationing school children will make use of the parks for playing and avoid acci- dents which are caused by playing in the streets, said Patrolman Dwyer.
 Tn the first four months of the year accidents to school children were fewer than the same period
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06

Council of Catholic Women ana former president of the Quita clubs the Notre Dame Alumnae associa : tion and the local chapter of the St. Elizabeth Alumnae. She is form- CT chairman of the Central Index committee, present chairman of tfs Red Cross subcommittee on digaster registration and information, past secretary of the Waterbury Council of Social Agencies, and a presenb member of the board of directors of the Waterbury Society for Mental Hygiene.
 She is 6 member of the American Association of Social Workers and of other professional organizations.
 As executive secretary for the Bur- eau, Miss Fitzpatrick will work ur- der Dr. Cryne in supervising social and welfare programs among tEe city's Catholics. Dr. Cryne said that establishment of the new post has been under consideration for many months,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
FLYER KILLED
 IN PLANE CRASH

Boston, June 6 -- UPD - Sec. Opd LejuteDant Martin Taub 0l Newark, N, J, was Killed late yesteF, day when his army plane crashed and burned in the NalPaeRnsetl Bay lR, D area as he returned from routine tTalnlng night, the army an' bounced heTe early today,
 Taub was the second New Jersey man Of his Tank 10 die lD Rp al crash in southern New England yesr lerdsy, second LlfUtfnaDt Rleharc M, Stafford Of summiL N, Jy hay ing been kille deaFlleP st WlDdsol Locks, Conn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-06
TWO SENTENCED ON
 THEFT COMPLAINT
Telephone Company Enl- pIOye Identifies Set Of-
 fered for Sale

Two men were sentenced to three months in jail by Judge T. E. Con- way in municipal court today on charges of theft and vagrancy, Patrolman John Meaney testified that the two, George Corr, 56, of ATS East Main street, and James Hennessey, 54, of 3 Hickory street were attempting to sell a telephone hand set to passers-by on the Green yesterday.
 An empIoye of the Southern New England Telephone Co. identified the set as company equipment. The men claimed they found the set on a bench on the Green.
 Edward Irving, 53, of Barker street. Wolcott, charged with reck- less driving, was given a continu- ance to June IS.
 Victor Stanaitis, 24, of i33 Drayer avenue, charged with evading re- sponsibiiity was given a nolle. Prosecutor William K. LaWlor said that the complaining witness has disappeared and stated that in his opinion there were no grounds for the charge,
 Joseph Cookson, 24, Of 2i Terrace avenue, charged with violation of the rules of the road was given a nolle for s5.
 Joseph Dance, 20, Of a West Term street, charged with violation of the all,nlght parking ban was given 8 nOlle for s5.
 John Luecarelli. 2s, Of 2l6 Orange street, and Albert GuaFin0, 2s, Of 22 Ward street, both charged with lntoxieati0n and breach Of peace, pleaded guilty and Judge Conway deferred sentence for six months,
 They were arrested following a disturbance at Q pool room operated by Rocco GBgliialtH, 1000 North Hain street, last night,
 Clarence Allen, Sl, of bll PiedT mont street, charged with nOg-supg port, was given . polle,
 Patrick J, Murphy, 22, Of SO South street, charged With violation of the rules of the road was given Q eoglv 1Duanee to June go,
 PbedFa Melbourne, SB, eol0Ted, ef e9 Abbott aVenue, charged with p0DSsuppoFt, was given 2 H0lle,
 4 bend Of $500 Was called iD the ease Of Richard Eeh0ls, eol0ged, og 30 East HaWklns street, who failed t0 RppeaH to pay g fine Of eTb and costs Imposed June c f0P assault With a dangerous WRaPeN, Judge Conway said that tbe bond would be Felnstated If Eeb0lg appeared in court Monday,
 gliHePd Aiagls, ae, Of lT phaMv beF street Was hnad eas and casts aD R charge 0f GneratiDg q Dl0t0g vehicle With defective bFakes, eb without costs 0p R charge 0f 0pePv Ating without . lleenRe, end given ll0llNs en charges Of reckless dEIVv lng end vielatiea eg the rules q tllA road,
 LaWTepee EaRase Og IiH Hlgb street, charged With Violation Of tbs Allyliabt parking ban Was GlVegg Q e0flfANAalao@ k0 MendRV,