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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
Dies diesjaehrigsn
Christmas Seals sind da

Die geid)tnadpollen Briefpers
icbliiiie, oie iebes Sabr bon Der 2isa
,ur 8efdmpiling Der 1uberfuloie
ocrfauit merben, peroen au6 Dies.
mol ipieOer erbdltlib fem. Seoe $50
d)e miro Elm anoeres vGbriltmas
Seal" ausgegeben peroen. 9as erlte
miro Oieie @ode ausseseben unS lit
in nnierem giloe se3eist.
sls gerid)liiiie auf 8rieien unS
Eafeten ilno als 0ersierung ouf
&arten biloen oie Siesel cine bib
if)e gereiherung unierer Neib-
nahtsoeforationen.
Sic oienen ober audi einem mebr
als miiroisen Swed. allies Gels. bas
aus ihrem @erfauf eingebt, tpiro
Dem aampi ga9en Die 9uberflloie
getpiomet. Die 0afabr elmer Mns.
breit,lng oieier aranfbeit lit be-
fanntlif nit ser erbobten 9eanipri-
dirna Ser arbeitsfrait. Sen iiberiiiG-
ten 9lrbeitsrdumen uno ser GinItcl.
lung BON peniser leiitungsi6bigen
MrbeitsfrGiten in oen Mrbeitspro3ei;
erbeblif geItiegen. Mebr @elo lit
oaber notis, UNI nit oieien erbobtpn
@efaf,ren fertig al tperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

ntdtte. 9ipei Mdnner beeIeiteten ibA
bis gum Sub oes Mosca Naiies, bon
bort ieste er Sen Veg alIetn foft.
8on Dem Gage an bIieb scr @kte
perid)oaen. aeine Spur tpnrbe ie-
mails bon ibm oo,r ser Serbe. ent-
csdt, une es itebt felt oub S ME.
mails Die anoere Seite oes Haiies
erreid)te.
Sur 3eit ser 9sitsolilng Ses 'San
Snis Sallep iuurbe Ser raaibe unS
sefabruoac @osca HaB baufig als
Sraftroutc ben,tet. Gin Iafser Wa-
gen5us erreibte zines s{abts Sen
slussanJ oes Naii,S am &anbe ser
Giincn.. Gie @agen ,puroen am ltfer
as Jluiies sliammensefabren uno
oie @aitleiel gum @raicn a,,sse-
irannt, ipdbreno iih ole autider in
einis.r eutiernune Sum shlafen
lesten. am ndGiten Norgen tporen
Wasen unb Siere perld)ipunben. Mls
grflaruns licbe iid ianiiibreu, bab
lricbia,;,. ser in bier Beseno bait
Tiger oorfonlnt, @asen uno 1iere
ipurlos 0eriflane. Yet 0olfsm,,nb
ieood idrieb uno jIibreibt nod, beute
Sas seri@'uinof' iibernatiirliden
Sra ten al.
Mm 9aeerfeuer miro man auh
bGuiie oie 8elhihte bon Ser .Wp.
iterp 6amiln" Ser Giinen boren. Dor
Sabren lebte Die Nartine3- -0amilie,
Sater, Mutter uno elm fleiner Sobn,
ant HanSe Ser Tiinen. Sic itanben
iih nidt ail5usut nit ibren Nab-
barn uno ipsniJ mar i:iber iie BE-
fannt, Bis, zines Cages ser Slnge,
uerit0rt uno unfdbis 81, ipreben, auf
Sen Sol elmer nleileniuEt entfernt
liegenoen 5ar1n anlangte unb BORT
r1itteilte, oa6 Yater nnS Muttcr
s,rid1puuocn ieien. Nie,nano fano
iemais cine Spur.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
G,si,itcl crleisktcrt
Ucrectr IN 1tlasta

Yortaga, 9llasfa Naboem elm
h;ittiger Iunnelourdj5rud) Ser
Nlossa 9failroao erfolst uno Sic
itrateaiishe 9tlcan-StraBe ofii8iea
eroffllet poreen ut, bat,sn oie Wsili.
tarbebSrocn gsitnttet, nod cine brit.
te pi6ti9e MISUNDERSTANDING i'm
1erritorillm befannt5usesen.
G:e bisber esbeimssbaltene
8lenn- Strabe BON slnboraee iiber
Balmer ,aA ser 9fidarbl blen1trabe
eridjliebt elm bisber ,tnpaiiierbares
Serrain siui'tcn Sen Gusctb ,lno
Salfeetna Wountains. Sic fiibrt
onrf Siitnpie uno iibsr bobe Haiie,
10 Dab anforage ieine erite Ser
hinoung nit oem Snnarn erbdlt. Die
Strabe iuurSc IN aller Seimlihfeit
gebaut iino bciinoet iid) ibon ieit eli.
niger Belt in genitsung. Sic miro
bier Oie Gbidnloon Strabe genannt.
Gic Mrbeitcr bobrten Sen 1900
5ub Ianeen Slmnel Der Alasfa @ail.
roaO bon beioen Seiten an llno tra.
fen itb in Ser gtitte, unter bem nit
e'ii!sm Gletiber bebeften 4erge.
Snrd) Sen Sunuel iperoen 60 Meilen
ltmepc9 bel Der gefSroeutng bon
@abnglit bon ser &iiita nod Dem
Snnsrn geipart, ipas beIonSers in
gSinter 'ebr id)mierie mar.
@eneraIn,ajor g. 9. 9ufner, 8e.
feblsbaber aller Sruppeu in Mlas-
ia, mari Sen Sebel berllnt, Der Die
lctte Sprchalmg inter bent gerge
ausloite, llno iagte: u1er Sunnel
miro perbinbarnL SAB oie iuidtielte
Gerfcbrsltrcfe III 9llasfa bonn Sem.
oc llbra,dbar gcmadt miro" Sin.
bcre Mcbncr ipieien baralii bin, oaB
scr Sultel Scr oiertl1nglte i'm 2ml'
Sc lit. Sein 9an tpurbe am 10. Np.
penhcr 1871 begonncn nno Bohen
friiber, uis porgeieben, fertiggeitellt.
Die @allfoiten betriisen $53O,000.
Sberit 8. s. Sblion, Ser @cneral.
manager scr silasfa 9iaifpap, id)1tt
oaB iih our6 ben 5uunelbml Ole
,Sra6tratcn nad) slndorage nm 30
Yrp3ant inns sic iiir oas Ssairbants'
jSn0c ser Wabn I'M Z bis s Yro5ent
oerbiligen meroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

= ebe oie Arxssptctttne midi
|seIsf Anb, Bat es utffIiA fueuts
8med, Gd NIT 6en Grie0ensprob1t.
men az befaiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
Der. 11aficnen man ais
KGmfcr IN 21erHafriea

WaibIngtrn. Wie Don amtliher
Seite aemelbet ,piro, lit in Noroafri-
Ia MIN tsraits elm &orps bon aneri-
fanlifen 8irtidaftsiadperlt1no
tatig, nm oort Giiener;, 2ebensmit-
tel nno anoere iui1tige SanSels=
glitter 5ur 8erienollng na6 Sen Ser.
Staaten, england uno an6eren Ser.
Natiorsn auf3ufanfen. Noroafrifa
lieferte 'bisber betrdhtli6e Suanti-
tdteil iolher @iiter ins Md,ienaebiet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
q. :. 1I1il 6riltIIlief,
HiFit h Datar ei,,

3onSon. Cine dsaefisastii4e gVili-
tdrmifiicn IT IN Ddtnr eineetroffen
nrs 6ie Aoutro6e iIbet 6ortiee ail.
'ittnbdtterien uuo ariessf6tffe Sa
ilberneDmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
Ks,,,,s5a ss8eia4
IN uerWSl lt6fjsrS

Sonoon. Yier5ebn britiife aom-
nianoo- -5ormationen fiibrteu I'M
oereansenen @onat einben fiibnen
SorituB nad Der i,ortpegiid)en aiilte
aus. Sic 5erifSrtsn iii 8famfiora
Die araftltdtion ahio iptensten Sen
Cdntm in Die Suit.
Die Ginselbeiten oes &ommanoo.
goritobes iino mad ser idrpeoiiden
&auptitaot ourrb cine nortpeaiife
ltntergrnn65eititng eelangt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

II y0U-like so many women be-
tween the ages Of 38 and 52-suffer
from hot flashes, weak, dizzy, ner-
vDs1 feelings, distress Of 'irregu-
1Arities", are blue at times-due to
the functional middle age period in
. woman's Mfe-try taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at
once. It's the best known medicine
you can buy that's made especially
jOf 1r0n1en.
Pinkham's Compound Is famous
to relieve such distress. Taken reg
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against such annoying symptoms.
Il a1so + q dnc stomachic tonic.
Thousands upon thousands Of
wcmenrich and poor alike-have
ropofted benefits. Time and again
Lydia plnkhaxn's Compound has
p<pyod some wumen'S happiest days
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AlDo beneficial for younger women to
holprelievU dio4xesS AZ female month
u 1ltnctiCnal diSfurbences. Follow
6oo1 ditoctinns. Worth tryiN0i
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

gsahIten ;Shmstag foirlrttt elm
neuer Slim .Nolp, gopaser" in Sas
SippoorOme 1beater NIT Bettp "a
pis in ser Sitelro0e. llnteritiist miro
iie BON Baul Scnreio, Glaiioe Mains
8laops Cooper, Bonita 8rantpiae
lno Slfu Chase II. a. nj.
Ser Slim ihilbert bas 2eben ei-
.ner Sod)ter uno elmer tpraniifen
@tutter. gr lit iebr intereiiant ,,no
niemano ioate' perpafien bieies Bib
iih an5uieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
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9ie grokrn sanbSanen Gplurabps

Die groben SanhN%men Guloraoos
0ie 1882 bon Vr:litoent Soooer
aiin ytationnloenfntal erboben m,r,
ocn, beoefen Elm 8eb:et oon sc
Aiiaoratrsilsn en.lang ser lpait.
ltd)en 9tbSafuug Scr Saligre 81
Critic Sange, s.p.idsn Gem Mosco
HaB i'm SiiSsn mo Sen Greitone
NceeIes i'm Noroen. TieIe eipig ,peh-
ielnoen Sanoberge iteisen bis 81
1900 Sub OH unb lpdren nmfang.
reid eeni,g, Tim ielbIt groBs Sido.
te NIT ben b6d)iten gauten pollltdn
org 81 bebcfen Tiele Segenoen ms
Nberglanben iino nit oieiem 8ebiet
berb.;noen, oas ooe lmo inplterios
bis an Sie gergflanfen binauffrieht.
SO plotlid) uno iiberralfeno
Iteigen Sic Giinen einpor, bab ntall
glaitben fonnte, lie Ieien bon einenl
Hieien nit ser Sano allfgebiuIt
tporben. Cine Grfl1r,,ns belast, oaB
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

8AAG &urS in Sort Ces Moines
beenbet bate. 2eut. 2amme meIocte
iif freisuiaie ais 8emeinr CUR Mr.
NEE uno puroe sun Sffi5ier ipdb-
reno ieiues Dienites in Der Snfantc.
rie in Sort genning, Georgia, be.
foroert. gr lit 19 Sabre aIt. MGe
iungen 2e,lte bon 18 uno 19, 10 iaet
er, ioqten iicb oie @elesenbeit at.
nube maden iid BEN 3ipeis in Oem
lie oienen luollen, ieltIt ausiuhen gu
folgen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

3pei Yartner in ibrer grbeit fir
bds Seer, oritter Sfii5ier Mutb
Ictpler bonn 6ral,enbilfsforps ser
Irrtlee uro Seconb 2eutnant GER
bert 6. gan,tne itltoieren einen g(n-
.idlag, oct sic @eIeseabeiten sur
,freitDiaisen Melb,sne fir Die 1s-
iln0 19idbrisen a,f5abIt. Weioe Si-
fi5iere peroienten iib ibre Streiien
Sltrf oen geiud elmer Sfii,iers-
apiranten-Shlle. 2ellt. Doipler er.
belt ibr Gotent, nad)oem lie einen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03

bern cdliern0 lbre Jprrt1, tie lebelt
uno atmeu in ser eipigen @rile, oie
;bre ianoige Sberflade olf1pirbelt,
umicb:htet lno fleine 0irbelitiirme
faht, oie 5lnpeilen nur Die sSiibe bes
@anserers I'M lieBen, lrabreno Ger
brig, GGrper bon flarer 2uft UNI
s.ben lit. @enn ser @no aber itGr.
fer b.ait, uno Sanontaiieu spie flei-
le 2alpigsn ins Sal bin1brlltihcn,
sniiteben llihsi1l:6e, ltobnenoe
2aute, unb mann gar Elm Menih in
Elm S.inental hinabrollt, bJot ein
.,nteriroi'hes Gumoren l,ito @rpuen
M, Dos baufig cine 9iertdlmeile
!ueit su bDren lit. @ci eleftriiten
: iirinan lit Die Sitit iiber Dem
Sanomear 10 gelcSeu, eob einem int
lpabriten .inne oes @prtes Sic Saa.
rc 81 @erge Iteben.
Tie erItsn ipeiBen MenIdyen, sic
sic sroben Sanooiinen iaben, paren
Slpeiiellos ipaniid)e Sorider, oie Oen
Rio @ranoe binallfSoeen. Mls Selts
nant 3ebrlon Yife I'M Sabre 1907
sic Sangre be Critics iibsrquerte,
mar er iiberraid]t BON oieiem iplm-
oeriaman Meer in Ser beibcn Berg.
melt. 9teiienoe, &%~l,ltler, 8eologen
uno NaturiorId,er iino ilnmer ipie.
Ser bon lpsit uno brett bsrbeige.
itrolnt, nm oieIes Etnnon1en Der
gtatllr Su eriheuen. Sn Der oauern-
Den Gsrinoer.ng Der Sberildbe
fino menihlifc SfaIetts pon Snoia-
nern lmc allf) wobl gSeiBeu bullfig
frp;ae!est poroen. Dab oicies 8e-
b;st Sic Snoianer lodte, lit ourcb oie
Slnoe BON TfeilipiBen rmo dbnliten
Singcn erluieien.
Gine Der merflpiirb;giten 2egeroen
han0eit non Eieroen nit Sdapimnl-
fiiben. Ssn beaen MpnolheinnGtteu
oil man grobe Efer>>,, ge9en Sen So
r:5ont leben tonnen, NIT flatternoen
MGhnen lmo itoriih erbobenen
G0picu. Statt ser Sufe iinb oie Sic
re nit SfNpinnfiiBan ausgeitattet,
Die iie iGuea llno leitt iiber Ben 10,
ien Sano binipegsleiten laiien. Gi-
nen lpabren &ern bat bieie Segenoe,
ocnn an Sen Hlnoern res Siinen-
nreeraS leben pilbe Tferoe nit be-
ionoers entipiGelien breiten Sufell,
Sie in Sem lanOigen 9ooen bcbeuteno
ifneller als geipGbnlife Eferoe por-
onfonunen. Sonlt fommen nllr nod
gelagentlih ErGrieipolie mo sSiidjia
cor, ooer perlauit iidp Gin Stinftier
III Gas Neih oes ISanoes umo Ser
Site.
slroere SeIhihten bebanoeln sas
mgiterioie TeridIlpinoen BON SGas
fern uno ibren Seroen. God basIr
gc5e es pielleiht eine grflarlng. I'm
nat) Sen Commentator 5lt gelan-
gen., bsnrsten bie Sd)afer bdllfig
ocn Mosca TaB, ser Die Sangre be
GriItos obertalb ser Oiinen our6=
if)neicet. Siele Seroen blie5en jens
iaits ser @erglpano Ooer purben
rerfauit l,no maren aus bem 8runoe
voerifipmoen". Sn einem Sriibiabr
beallitragte ser SANDER Beter San-
lem aus Dem San 2llis Tailep ieine
Sddfer, oie SerOen nah einem an-
oeren @ebiet 81 iiberiiibren. Sie
idlpierige slllfgabe, oie Shaie iiber
Die 9iinen 5u geleiten ipuros einem
alten, eriabrenen Meritaner isber=
sabcu, ser iid nit tnu'eno Sieren
uno einem YrouiantSug auf Sen@eg
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
Dos ftetse Heitit
istr,tntpft Elm mtter
krtcess8ei i4ra anfmrt9cft

@aibineton. Ids i,eue S1usshen
lui,o pielleiht anoers ansieben, als
es Sbnen poridnpabte, tpenn sie I'M.
ter ariess Hcitriftionen 6anen mil,
len. 9ebaililinssdef SSsobn 9. Blanb,
foro Sr. gdb 5il oeritaben, CAB oas
frei1tebenoe Gii,fantilienbaus in Ser
3ufunft lebr, lebr rar tperben miro.
lte6eroies, erfldrte er, f6nne als Gr.
sebnis Ser iiingften triegsprob,if.
tionsamtlihen gerfiisunsen mit ei.
ner fiinf5ebn- bis fiiniu,,oaipanig.
pro5entiscn gerrineerims Der SO.
Oenfidhe ecrehnet tuer6en. Die amt.
lihen Ginihranfuns maBnabmen
selten nur fir oie $1,000 anberen,
oenen Nrdferen5- Status erteiit tpor.
oen lit, tpobl aber fiir Die t2O. 600
perbleibenoen Seine Der BriDatbdn.
Quote, fir Sic nod feline Hriori.
taten eeuabrt iporben fino. ltmo Ole
ie Seine tperOen ,pabrineinli9 po,i
ienem a,,oeren Musfeben icin.
Ser 9au BON GinfdnrilienbdnHerl,
miro nur oann 5,,eelaiiem iperSen.
iuenn Die Baup1as -yerbdItniiIe es
eebieten oSsr tpean .anSeren Mrtal
bon Bobmbdnfern offeniidfIiH Ben
@ebra,ttb elmer or5beren nuaIifdl
friegstp;6tieen YsdteriaIs erforbera
piirben."
Die MubentpGr0e ,niiiien alss
Mauertuert ooer r1noefen &oIaaGr
Iat" niifseFiibrt ,perSen. aissenont'
men in iolhen Webiefen, in oenel,
qedterinf 6dfilr ODER Mrbeit amer.
bditlif 1T. SIN iIbrisen rtifB Sc,
gnt,purf Der &dufer anf Gtbraud
der unterifen Sorten &ol5 ausse.
rihtet fem, Die prattifd oertDRnbe,
tmerben fSnnen". aiiden ,nb Babe
Sin1nter ntitifen 10 eeleeen iein, ooi
! Afi ben Snftalatonsnrbeiten reir
Minimfm bon frieestpiHtisef, sra
teriaI erfor6erltM it,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-03
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VIXEN excess stomach seid causes painful. sufecst-
ing gas sour stomach and heartburn. doctors usua,
prescribe the fastest -acting medicines known for
symptomatic relief-medicnes like those in Bell-sns
Tablets. No laxative. Bell -ans brings comfort in .
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-11
India Rioting Turns
 Against Foreigners
(Continued from Page D

Lauchlin Currie, President Roose- velt's special envoy who flew to New Dalhi from China with Lieu tenant General Joseph w. Stilwell, commanding United States forces in southeast Asia, held a long confer ence this morning with the vice. roy, the Mraquess of LinlithgoW, Political circles attached importance to the conference but no word Of the topics discussed leaked out
 Police had hoped that sharp showers which started this morning would halt the rioting here.
 Tn the teeming northern suburbs, additional mill wrokers joined the thousands of Hindus tanning the principal streets.
 Students joined in demonstrations and started tearing down lamp posts, stoning police and people in the streets and shouting independence slogans.
 Streets were filtered with the wreckage of broken lamp and tele- graph posts, traffic signs, iron genc- ing, torn up paving blocks, uprooted trees, glass splinters and parts of wreckage and burned busses and trucks, A police outpost was set ablaze.
 MOhammedans AlOOf
 It was noticed that here as else where MohammedanS remained aloof and that the Hindus did not attempt to interfere with them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-11
HEAVYWEIGHT
 IN NAZI PLOTS
(Continued from Page 1)

Immediately afterwards the de fense called Mrs. Nina MolZahn wife of the accused pastor to the witness stand. She rehearsed he1 early life in Germany and hel mcnt representative be in attend. | ance.
 meeting with the cler0 man in 1924 when she said she became engaged to him after two Wee'-a of acquaint- ar1ce.
 She said she mario him in New York the same year I'd intended to stay here"
 Right To Talk
 Federal Judge J. Joseph Smith late yesterday ruled the defense had the right to talk with the three other defendants, but only under the Strictest control A few minutes after making this ruling, however, he sus- pended operation of the order until today to permit further argument.
 Government attorneys, asking sus- pension of the order, said they were under specific instructions by the attorney general and the Depart ment of Justice to let mo one" talk with the three defendants now be- ing held in Hartford County Jail Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze, head man Of the German American Bund, pr. Otto Willumeit, Chicago, and pr. Wilfgang Ebell, Fl Paso, Tex.
 Internal security" they said, re- quired that these defendants Do questioned only on the witness stand. However, the defense said it should be given equal opportunity" to question the defendants privately, just as the government.
 It appeared likely the defense may call one or more of these other de- f-ndantS who have pleaded guilty to t-l witness stand later in the week.
 The legal battle was highlighted late yesterday when the defense called chief government Prosecutor Thomas J. Dodd to the witness stand.
 Dodd was questioned by Defense Attorney Cyril Coleman on the gov- ernment's contacts with the three other defendants in the case, and brought out that prosecutors had talked with Dr. Willumeit and Dr. Ebell.
 Later, Dodd told the court he had considerable personal feeling" about being called as witness.
 Tt was clear inference" he said, that could not be relied up- on to tell the truth except when put on the stand"
 Dodd told the court the three de- fendants who pleaded guilty were involved in other cases" in the Uni- ted States.
 They're not ordinary witnesses" 1" he said. mot by long shot. We're at war. We don't know about the double talk that goes on in jails, about the messages the prisoners send to one another"
 In the meantime, the defense ap- peared near the close of its case. Unless other defendants ar called as witnesses, 1t was understood the defense has but three or four more witnesses, including the Rev. Moi zahn and his wife, still to take the stand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-11

(Continued from Page D they have the slightest intention ot quitting"
 Standley said he had not heard any complaints by Russian author ities regarding allied delay in start ing a second front, but he added that the Russian people were nat urally disappointed.
 Russians regarded fhe agreements which Russia made with the United tSates and Great Britain recently as a promise of second front OStandley said. He added:
 "But our shipping losses even greater than before, are a com plication in the problem of the in- vasion of France"
 The agreements reached at Wash ington and oLndon between the United States and Britain and Russia were agreements, not prom ises, Standley commented.
 He denied, for himself, that there was any second front conference ir Moscow and said he had heard ol no such conference. He said he came here for a periodic visit anc to see Gen. Bradley and arrange ar appointment with him for Stalin He said he had seen no Russian leader but Molotov and that visits by British and other allied repre- sentatives to Moscow at this time were pure coincidence.
 Reliable sources said that recently captured German prisoners ques. toned by Russian intelligence of. ficers on the Stalingrad front, re- porte dthat the German command was circulating assurances to troop that a firm line would be estab- lished and fortified soon so the bulE of the German forces could bt transferred to western Europe 10! the winter.
 A German officer prisoner wa! quoted as referring to an eastern Maginot line and as saying that word was spreading among German troops that only covering force! would be left on the Russian from next winter.
 Most of the prisoners said they did not know where line might bt established, but some suggested thu Volga.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-11
$s9l,4O9 TAXES
 DUE BY DEVINOS

(Continued from Page 1) has received evidence of payments by the city to that company in that one year alone aggregating $78, 8,294.36. Tn 1885 there was a simi- lar discrepancy between the rec ords of the company and informa- tion as to payments by the city to that company of approximately $27,000."
 For several weeks there have been reports that the Waterbury Mason Supply and Lumber Con- pany, located at 60 Benedict street was being sold to J. E. Smith and Company, Inc. The firms offices and yards are located across the street from those of the Smith Con- pany.
 Filing of such liens Is usually the first step in government suits in distrcit court to recover the amount of taxes. 1 interest and penalties claimed due from the alleged delin- quents.
 MT. Devino has long been promi- nent in local business circles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-11
Marines Are Holding
 Against Furious Japs
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n GIgissF aeln0Wisdssd sunk and
 70 11lpe hit
 3sps BuffaEoa Hsaylly (A United Press dispatch from O. & naval headquarters at Pearl Har- Rsrg gaid thaht it was believed that mo Japanese had suffered heavy nn1ualties in the American air and noVal bomba1dment preceding the Soudtng Of American shock troops ln the Solomons.)
 There was nothing up to this af- HEEnoOn indicating that the Tulagi &|Ehting had taken an unfavorable sHEn for the Allies but there was no mew information that would indi- rate further progress in the at- faoi.
 Guns of . formidable United Dta&es and Allied fleet and the bombs and machine guns of naval and land based planes pounded an enemy fighting desperately to hold 4ts petitions with the aid of planes and such naval units as the Jap anese command had managed to put Into ActAon-and keep afloat.
 ID SkAS UAtttc OA tlS 6OlOflOIl islands ragged through its fifth day, all reports to United States naval headquarters at Hawaii, Gen. Doug las MacArthur'S headquarters in Australia, and Washington indi- cated that the American boys had . chance ot win victory which would far surpass those of Midway and the Coral Sea.
 Australian and native troops launched Q smalf scale offensive of their own in the Kokoda area of New Guinea, just west of the Solo, mons, to prevent the enemy from concentrating, and drove the Jap anese back with sever casualties from positions they had prepared for . long defense.
 Allied planes of Gen. MacArthur's southwest Pacific forces maintained . furious 24-hour 8 day offensive over . 2,7O0 mile front from T1mor island northwest of Australia to the G0lomons on the east in support of the Allied naval and land forces seeking to retake one of the Jap anese conquests in the South Seas.
 Medium bombers struck heavily at