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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
yfabcSm 17,OOO,OOO Mrbeitncbmer
nno run6 100000 Wctriebe bapun
erfakt.

.Oemofratie" lit Elm altes @ort
oeilen 8eoealtllng ieboh mitunter
niht gan5 flar lit. Selbit BEL uns bier
in sem Sereinisten Staaten, mo Jrei.
belt sod) et,pas 9rabitionelles uno
Ser Sebensltanoaro ieit langem Sc,
bohite in aaer @elt eelpeien lit, bal
man Sen Sinn oieies @ortes .9emo.
fratia" oft niht poais peritamoen.
limo beute nun iit audi uniere ga,
tion init pielen anoeren perbiinoet
Inn in einem totalen Griege eben sic.
les ding, oeiien 9eane rOenofratie"
beiBt, 81 erbalten, iotpie es su er.
peitern umo feline @ur5eln iiberal1
in Ser Welt 81 perpflan5en uno 81
entlpifeln.
9ies aIles flinet iebr idor unS
oriidt gelpiB elm tpunoerbares 3iel
aus, uDer gltden MIR nlldb NAL blntel
ole &uliiie bieier @orte. Sd)auen mi,
|einmal nod praftilhen Matags8ei
ipielen aus. in oenen ii6 uriere ame.
rifaniide Genofratie aub tpirtlid
am @erf 5eigt. Nun, getpiiie @ei
ipiele tpirfli6 oernofratiiden @eIites
fin6en iid) in Sen 8eiesen uniercs
2anoes, lno Defenders oie vsyair So
bor Stanoarbs Mct" perbient oa Or
ipdbm,ng, Den oieies BnmoesgeNet,
bas 2obne uno Mrbeits5eiten regeli
(Sas foeenannte r@age ano &oul
2aip") tennt feinerlei 8eidr1nf,ln
gen .biniidtlid &autfarbe, Mniie ooel
@eligion Der ourunter fallennen Sir
beitnebmet. Meritaniide NuBfdaIe,
in 1eras,. italieniide galbidGIer 1T
Chicago ifanoindbiide SoIaf6uer il
sen Gorlten oes Nor6tpeitens, grie
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15

, ltoffauellen, bobe 8eoelltilng. abei-
lillicn alnb grptrea uber urn goten
Vteer, ipo bellte uniere amerifan-
ilden Sednifer rnb sslieser tpidti-
se Stiibpnnfte innebaben, liegen
audi nod i'm ltmfreiie oieier is6iff-
fabrtsitraBa.
9ieIe ielbit lit 5tpar burb ben
ariegsOerlauf INN einen Sell ibrer
Veoeirtl.ng getonnen un1 baltptt
ld6li6 MIR nod ais gno- arno slus-
gatrgspnnft tuidtig. Mn ibre SteIle
uno an oie Stelle oes SGnellperfebrs
oen lie obfiir5eno eeipGbrleiitete, iIt
bIlte Ser lange ltnapeg utn bas
Sap Der 8uten 9offnl,ng getreten.
@arooe aber, apeil Sue5 nod spie Dor
i'm slngelpltnfte bes itratesiiden
0reieds GnlltniusASprien- Megppten
liegt, geraoe, tpeil es iid) nibt nur
mebr nm friegstuirtidaftIi6 nod 10
pidtigen Sanoelsuerfabr, ion0ern
Inn niliairiih einiaf ,snentbebr-
li6en gtadNdub brebt, 5dblt jeoer
Gag, 5dblt ieoe s6iffsfradt, 5ablt
ieoes S6iff, oas babel perloreneebt
roer iid,er bl1rdtommt.
0ie iueitere ginodmml,ng oes H.
@oot-arieges inn Mtlanttf, Ser gin-
tritt Braiiliens in oen arieg, oie
gntIfeiollng, tpie De @auIle iid) bon
@ra55aniue in slequatorial Mfrita
aus uno tpie sic gaaois alno @ifp-
Gran3oien bon Dafar aus tpeiter
poripdrts oringen iperoen, bas iino
allies Hrobleme, Die bieien Nadihub
Inn 6as &ap berum iln6 ole utge-
ltorte 8erbin0ung nit ilnieren Stiis-
punften uno 6ronten I'm geaben
Often aufs enelte beriibren. l1,uo
spenn inrrner apieber bon elmer 3tpei.
ten Gront 9elprod)en miro, baben ge.
mib aae 1ieienigen, Die Stalien als
loafiir beionoers geeignet anieben,
(sdlub auf seite 81
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
Webrnnarbt furbt nrit1genn
100000 @erbaniker
2mftmaf Sanalforp mnb Mre ric Snpefon bes neu ae
eignete 8euerber ipfort Gin

Das &riegs-G department bat BE-
fannt gege6en, oaB Sic Ginltellung
bon uneefabr 100000 olissebilocten
Mebanifern uno 9ehnifern in ser
2uftmaffe, Dem Sigualforps unN ser
Mrtiaerie- Snipeftion (oem iogenann-
ten Ordnance 9epartment") oes
Seeres nod por Dem 1. Nopember
oringeno benotigt miro. Sieie Spe-
aialiiten meroen I'M 3ulammenbnng
nit Dem itdnoig fpabienoen Strom
bon &iiltirngsmaterial aus Dem
ssnouitrie- -Meierpoir ser Station ge-
bral,bt, I'M eben oieies MaterioI in
Nftionsbereitid)ait 81 balten. Ger
Nerionalbeoarf bieier &ategorien lit
i'm MugenbIid 10 gro6, oab cine Re-
fruherllngsperbnng lmternomnen
miro, Inn Mdnner 3u finben, sic I'M.
per5iislid oieie Goitea iibernepmen
fonnen.
I'm angenommen 3lLmerben, muB
Ser 8emerber .ein amerifaniiher
giirger i'm Sitter bon 19 bis Al
Sabren einidlieBlid iein II. f0rper-
lih Sen al9emeinen Hidtlinien fir
Sen Militdroianit entiprehea. Cine
Musnabme bon oieien Hibtlinien
miro nur i'm Safe bon Spe5ialilten
fiir Die Suftmaffe gentadt, beren OIL
tersgren5e bis einihlieBlih 40 aus
geoebnt lit uno sic audi Damn ange-
nomnen merben, ipenn Tie f0rperIib
an iid nur fir beiGrGnften 0ierlt
fabig iino.
Die Spe3ialilten treten als v8e-
nleine" pripates) ein, ieood per-
Den Manner auf iolben Soften oft
ais llnteroffisiere ODER Mrmee-5ed)-
nifer qualifi5iert. ga gelernte Me-
danifer ori,lseno aebraud)t meroen,
3tebt al,b id)neIle Beforhca,ng -
nnO oalnit elm entiprehei,oes Mn-
tDadien Der 9obnuns = in Musliht.
Gin Soloat erbdlt $50 monatlih,
elm nMaiter Sergeant, ser bohIte
Stang unter ben ltnteroffi5ieren, be-
reits $13S, po5u nod getpiiie 3u-
lagen foninen oiirften. gei GruG-
gung oieier .9e5abllms mub auber-
Dem in getradt se5ogen meroen,
oaB Ole armee ia olle auslaaen
ibreu IngebOrigen pie gerpilegung,
Vefleioung, ltnterflnit uno ir5tlite
Giiriorge iibernirnmt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
unier Ucle Icu Sie
|makrkeit erfatreft

Chicago, Sa. Gas amerifaniide
Sof ipirb Sic @abrbeit iiber oen
Srieg erfabren, perIprah elmer 9n-
bis, benn sic @abrbeit miro ibm
belfen ben &rieg slt 9etpinnen.
Der Iireftor oes 8iiros fir ariegs-
information erfldrte Dor Sem 9ea.
tional EDITORIAL Council, baB oie
amerifaner iid) INN 10 eifriger fir
einen Sieg einieben 1perben, ie belier
lie Sen &rieg periteben, leimen ltr.
iprltng, feline iStreitfraeeu uno oie
nloglihen iolgen bes Gerlierens bes
&rieaes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
8riegsiefretar Stimion unteritreidt
bic TON benz YrGiibenten in Nnsfidt
geitcllte Jorbernng NIT bsr GrfIG-
rmna, ban bic iunsen Nanner bic
aQerbeiten Soloaten abeeben.

Waibineton. Sim Montagubenb
belt ser HrdiiDent NooiepeIt bie an-
gefiinoigte Heoe. gr Iieb iih auf oie
&riegsluge Elm 1,no beaeibnete iie oils
5ufrieoenitelleno in attbetraht Der
fnr5en Seit, ieit mir i'm ariese ieien.
Damn erflarte er, oaB oie Moral Der
giirser oieies Sa,toes bod lei uno
Der 8etpeis iei ieine fiir5lif)e &eiie
ourd oie Staaten eetpeien, mo er Die
ProMiftion beobabtete unto oen Or
teitern bobes Sob Sollte tpegen ibrer
3itoeriidt in ser Yrobuftionsi6laht
Tann nies er auf Sic Mrbeitslage i'm
Sanbe bin, l,no erfl1rte, oaB sic Mo=
miniitration porl1uiig oappn abIebe,
mill, Die slrbeiter 5lt siuingen, in ser
Eroouftion oeer am oen sSarmen 81,
arbeitcn nnb er appeIlierte an Die
freien 8iirger bieies 2an6es, ibre
slrbeitsfraft CUR geriiieung su itel-
len, 100 INNER tie ben0tigt miro. @ir
niiiien arbeiten, ,,no mebr arbeiten,
Inn arm iiegreihen gnbe bes arie-
ses ihneller beisutragen.
Gann ging er oas.. iiber, ooB sic
6iibrer 6es 9eeres erfannt baben
Dab oie beiten ,SoLoaten sic iiingerer
lino unb oarum befiirrporte er, oafi
ser &ongreB balo bariiber abltimmt
oie bisberisen @ebreeiese 5u anoeru
llno Sic adt5ebn uno neun5ebniGbri,
gen Seute in sic slrmee naf) elmer
slusbiloungs5eit bon einem sSabr elm
5ureiben. Gr ipies baraufbin, oaB es
bisber oie @ebrleit,tng fertig ae-
brad)t babe, nllr gut ausgebiloete
Sel,te in Sen 9ampf su Ibiden.
@aibington. Mit ser 8eiblpinoig-
felt, NIT Der inn Oe5enrber porigen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
weitcre 6Ias asf,piiniste
,.itS Gtrcnaabeit
ium 5tlbert1en lubildum
unieres Dolfsbldttes
l'efen Gin irnb bringen pir hermit sur
geroffentIid)lng: SIM sluitraa oes
ysat!onalfomitees Sans isoiiel
e. =. 9. 5ramen nnb Snnaframen
e. It. @ereia 3tueia q
9sem Cattle, Venna.

@aebrter Serr ,Stbneiser!
@fit ber5lid)em Gliidspunih gum
25j15rigen ssltbilH.,m iiberienoe id
Sbncn i'm Namen oes 3rpeig 81 bon
gfep 9aitls, Ba., eine fleine @abe
als @eipeis ser 9fnerfsnn,lna uno
5reite. @ir ipiinidPn ,sbnen nod
reht piele Sabre s@eilnobeit, @liid
|nno langes 2eben., 2as mogs eud
8ptt I'M Simnel geben, oatnit es 81
men pergonnt lei nod piele Sabre als
NeiItano ltnb 8erater Gl,rem 8olf,
ais trcuer Sadie 5l oienen.
@fit treil-iddMiidFm Sd,pelter-
grub 8atb. @drtner, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
@er alliierte Aacb(cbub mach Sues

s(an Ser Sront bes 9suben SItens
berridbt ieit einigen @ohen aamp-
fesltille. @elegentlihe Yatrouillen-
Sfarmiitel, ab utto 5u elm Mrtille=
rie-8efeht ober Elm 2uftbonlbaroe-
1nent bon 1obr,tf lm0 anoeren 3en-
tren oes libpld)en 9interlanbes =
'oas lit aIles, mas oia mtIidyen See
res6eri6te Ger 8egner I'M @ii5ten-
frieg su rneloen baben. rtno selo-
nraricbaa &ommel b1lt iid .mittlers
speile in Berlin nuf, 10 als ipollte er
oltcntatib 5eigen, 6aB i'm Mugenblid
Die norSufrifaniid)e Sront ibm nidt
Ole serin9lten &opiihmer3en n1adt.
slber man tduif)e iid) niht: bieie
iheinbare Snoifferen3 biiben BEL Sen
gnglanoern, oriiben bel Sen Deut-
icben lit nur elm &inausidieben, Inn
&rafte 5ll fammeln, cine Sltempallie,
bepor Ser grobe Sturm losbridt.
Ser Sturm. bel bem cs Inn oen Ell
men gctpaltigen gEnias gebt: um
Giaea.
Non Sues gebt nod ipie Dor, au1
ieit oas Mittelmeer hnrh ole Sta.
liener uno oie anf Si3ilien nno &reta
eineeniitete 2uitlpaffe at einem gu
ten Teil n'bgerieselt lit, Der tpeient-
lide 9eahidltb fiir Ole peribieoene,t
Jronten nno Gtappen ser alliierten
Mddta ian gsaben Often Dor iid. Gie
6ront in 2ibpen ,lnb segppten ntliB
bon oortber unalfborlid periorgt
tper6en nit Wannid)aften alno
Ntaterial. Sprien 1,nb YalGltina bic
ten iid d.lf ser anoeren rSeite nit
ser Tiirfei als Suffer oasiuiiden -
als moelide Gront fir eiten ne.en
Noritob Der beutlben Mrmeen bar.
2l1no tpie Der periii9e Nseerbuien, bai
4sue3 auh ielbit fir oie Nerbi1oung
Biniiber gum &nittaIus llno nod
Sran, uno ournit mad, ben inlntens
apidtigen raiiiiid)an Gronten uno @ob.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
Slme3c,.emnf6ue eeine
Scloe pcit Sabctaoe

8Gibington. gsad) griinolihiter
ltnterilhung ser 1IugseueunfGae in
arieesSeiten fam ser Seeresaus=
ituB oes Senats in eiltean 8eriht s,l
oem Grgebnis, baB Der Yrosentiab
ser Militar-S -SIusaeusunfGae rnieori-
ger iit als erpartet tpurbe" alno oaB
Der Gnsi6ub, geitiibt ullf bas ibn
oorgeleste @atarial, at ser lleber-
5el.gun9 eefommen lit, oaB bel fei.
|ncm ltnfaa ser 8etpeis fir Sabo-
tage als llrlabe erbra1t tpuroe."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
BERN N1thael Rraub
gum as. 6eburtstdo!

Soeban erfaij<en mir, SAB Serr
Widael arauB aus GleoelanS, Chic,
Gr-8roB- -HrGiiSent oes Central Ser
banoes, Gg.Yrdiioent oes Sieben-
biirger Sahien SGnger-8unoas uno
gegenmartlger Se1retGr Ses Gin-
traht-Sermania 8eiangperein, Get
tion 1, am Gienstagabeno, sen 13.
Sftober, ieinen rs. @aburtstag err
lebt uno i'm &reiie ieinar ISiinger-
briioer i'm @eitieite Sahienbeim in
sebiihenoer 8eiie sefeiert fat.
Gie Siingsrb,,nobeanlten f0nnen
es niht unterlaiien bieiem unlerm
Sdorot oes Ielltid)en 2ieoes unS
Werfefter oeutIdjer &lltur. Sitten
lt'to 8ebrdld)a 81, ieinem Is. @e.
b1rtstag I'M Namen oes Siebenbiir.
| ger Sahien SGngerbunoes 0fientlif
aufs ber5lifite 5lt eratlllieren mil
Sem innigen @lmIdh ser 9lllmGhtige
slQgiitige 8ater uno> Center aller
8eidide poae linn audi fernerbi11
Die bette 8eiltnobeit rnb einen ion,
aigen 2ebensabeno ihenfen, oanii1
sr iih an ieiner fir iein Sa6ienpolf
oas 9eutiftlm i'm Slasemeinen UNI
oas Taatife Sieo eeleiitete arbei1
freuen fann.
Mander Golfsgenoiie fann uni
Iou iif) an linn elm 8eiipiel nebmer
pie man Elm treller Sobn ieines 8ol
tes lit.
@as Sic, Iieber 8r,tSer uno Sdn
ger &rauB aaes geleHtet baben, n1uf
nidt ipe5iea ertpdbnt perben, oas
lpeiB ieOer Ser slugen bat uno ge
ieben bat. Sbre innegebabten Me,n
ter urheres 8olfes lino ser bette 8e
Deis bafiir.
| gs boffen unb tpii,,ihen, bab 81,
uns nod lange erbalten bleiben I'M
unit uns iein fonnen.
Die geamten bes 9. g. SGnaer-
Vmn6es
ISolf @ilfinger, 8unoesYrGlioent
H. 6. Srielenbeng1t, 8unoessSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
kantpie iit StalineraH
tuieSer int 0a,tAe

Wosfau. 9ie Huiien gaben in If.
rem belltigen Seeresberibt befannt,
,oab na6 einisen Saeen Hube oie
gngriffe Ser Gautid,en in StaIingrab
nno oen aaufnius SelfeIbern spieoer
anfgellomnlen tpuroen. geah 0erluit
5ipeier ?Sfraben iparfen mir aber sic
Ssrtiden ipieoer 5uriif uno ser 8e-
1is lit in SIroen ipie er Dor elmer
Wofe mar. Sn aautaIus tpuroen
lt1pere angrifie auriidseidlasen uno
Die GeutI6en famen feinen Shritt
poran.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
Dcrl,.it pen 5 Krem3ern
tpirS beeaftftt eeeebeft

@aibington. Die Warine gab be-
fannt, oaB orei ibrer ibiperen &rell.
ser, uGincp", rSincennes" unS
.9lItoria", in elmer Seelhlad)t am g.
Mltgult BEL Sen slnfangsaftionen Ser
amerifanilden 8eietuna Ser Salo'
monen, uerienft tporoen littb. Sit
WtebrSabl Der @eiasun9en fonnter
gerettet 1peroen, % Die &re,lser MIDI
gleib sinterginsen.
Waibington. Iie Ssapaner babet
cine Sffenliue sur 3uriifgelpinnltn(
Ser Salomonen eineeleitet. De,
&f lit nod i'm 8anse.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
Ua3isUltintatmnt
an pi<tY ereaftoett

Si6p. Ser Cbef oes bon ser Ne-
gierung 2opal eingeridteten .Mmtes
fiir Hropaganba in slrbeiterfreiien
berihtete, bie 9eutihen 6robten nun
nit ~&eq,lirierung" bon @rbeits.
frditeu unb ibrer seipaltiamen lleber-
fiibrung nod oen &eihe,o falls Die
fran5oiii6en 8eborben nift Bis bie-
len Ionnerstag 10000 Mrbeiter
fiir sic oeutide Snbuitrie eelieieri
haben ipiir0e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
2lerste>Der,arteilutto
,rtrS ttastecpriiit

Walbington. Das SberIte 8um6es
gerid)t erflarte iid bareit, benShulo
lpru6 Der Gerletuns bes sntitruit.
Ve'etes gegen oie slmerican Maoical
llno Sic oabei pihtiae
6rage nad5upriifen, Oh Ser dr8tlite
garuf elm ,8elperbe" inn Sinne bes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
knabe ren Sra,.
aus Heipital e,,tfmtrt

Columbus, Sbio. Cine ssrau be-
orohte cine 8flsgerin i'm ct. ann's
Soipital nit einem 9iepolper uno
entfiibrte oas s sWonate alte Sobn-
d,en elmer iieb5ebniGbrisen Wh,tter,
oie i'm &ranfenbalrie angeltellt lit.
Iie Eoli5ei ninmt an, baB es lid)
bel Ser Gntfiibrerin piellei6t 1n1l
eine Geriua,tote Ser b.,ngcn Mutter
halr0elt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
4ntcrieantiste Gr,.ppen
inSMNafriea ci,teetreffer

Sonoon. slus johannesburg spirb
gemeloet, oaB Sruppen Der 8ereinig.
ten Staaten fiir5lih in ser Siioairis
faniihen Union eingetroffen iin6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-15
meft~eu wiueie 1T
tpieHer IN 2lnterjfa

@aibington. Son ieinem 8eiuf)
oer &riegsfronten in aller WeIt err
Itattete @illfie beute 8eriebt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-05
VILIJOS CHORUS
 PLANS OPERETTA
Rehearsal for Fall Event TOmOrrOW-James St.
 Fire Quelled
BROOKLYN NEWS

The Vilijos chorus will hold re- hearsal tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at Venta hall, 103 Green street. Preparations will be competed for an operetta to be presented in the fall.
 Play Planned
 Plans will be completed at meet of the Mount Carmel Dramatic club tonight at the parish hall for play to be presented for the benefit of the parish. The cast will be named tonight and date will be set for the presentation. A rehearsal will be conducted under the direction of Guarino Fiorucci.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-05
Survivor Of Submarine Attack Now Fights Evictio
Mrs. Chase Kirnbau
 Adopts Belgian Girl
Andree Minsaert, IS, Hopes to Become Nmse-FOs-
 ter Plan for War Children Gives Her Home

Andree Minsaert. 15-year-old Bell gian girl, has succeeded in overcom- ing the nightmare Of being exacu- ated from Drinkirk and then suffer- ing repeated bombings in London as a result of year of care at one of the fl children's projects operated in Great Britain by the Foster Par ents' Plan for War Children. Amer ican headquarters of the plan are at 55 West And street, New York city.
 A year ago the plan arranged for Andree to be adopted by Mrs. Chase Kimball, 104 Fiske street, Water bury. A report on the child from England describes her previous ad- ventures.
 "Andree's parents, her brothers and sisters are still in Belgium. She has been forced to miss a great deal of schooling, and so she now studies at the Colony.
 With small band of children she fled to France when the Nazis came. She travelled by truck. For a short time she felt secure-then France fell.
 "The children were taken to Dun- kirk on May 20th. The hours she spent in that inferno are too terrible to report. A friendly French admiral made arrangements for the children to take a ferry to Paris. They were brought to the pier, but the bom- bardmentS were too awful-they couldn't get on board. The admiral then communicated some trucks. They started for Paris. Soon they found that the bridges had been blown up. Again they turned back.
 Small boats were leaving for England on the following day. There was panic on the deck-men, women, children fleeing for their lives. Everywhere cries, wailing, fire, smoke.
 'The little band of Belgian chil- dren were piled on boat. There were enough life-boats to hold 10 per cent. The sky was black with planes, machine guns rattled; they knew that the waters were mined. Planes crashed into the sea, their pilots bailing out. One of the boats filled with refugees was overtaKen by the enemy and set afire.
 "Andree saw all these things and more before her little boat came in sight of the English coast.
 "The children were blleted In
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-05

London. Again they lived through the terrors of bombardment.
 "Andree is now safe in the Eng fish countryside. In spite of her experiences, she is quite gay. She loves to laugh, and spreads good cheer all around her. She is most helpful in taking care of the smaller children. Andree wants to be 8 nurse one day.
 "She is intelligent, capable; has fair hair and blue eyes,"
 The projects which the Plan op- crates in England include the fol- lowing: The J. B. Priestley Nurseries, Herefordshire, England; the Hamp- stead Nursereis. directed by Miss Anna Freud, and Mrs. Dorothy Tif- fany Burlingham; the Cnildrer1's Sanctuary, Leeds; the Mary War ren Taylor Home for Children; the. Camp projects under the direction of the Natoinal Camps Cooperation. Limited; the resident colony for children and the Farm Colony, Mar ket Rasen.
 On receipt of an application to become a foster parent, the Plan makes arrangements to take a war child from subway shelter or q bombed out settlement int one of the Foster Parents colonies. The foster parent receives as soon as possible a photograph and brief history of the child, and pays SIS per month for the support of the child.
 An International Committee com posed of the Earl of Listowell, the Viscount Cecil of Chelwood, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Helen Hayes, Russell Mcguire and Dudley Fits, are sponsoring the work of the FoS- ter Parents Plan for War Children.
 More than 15,000 children have been cared for by the Plan since its inception five and half years ago. .sy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-05

the window of my room onto the deck of the boat and made for the lifeboats," he said.
 MT. Clark said he has no idea how many of the passengers were saved. Many of them were survivors of other ships who had been picked up and landed at Trinidad" he ex- plained.
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 The torpedo boat landed him and his fellow hfe-boat passengers at a naval station and they were then transferred to New Orleans by bus T sent a wire to the wife telling her I was safe just as soon as I reached shore" he said. From New Orleans he went by train to New York and then proceeded home.
 The survivor said he sailed for Trinidad from New York, August 21, l941, and exactly Il months later, July 21, 1942, he started his return trip.
 "It was time for me to come home," he explained. My two old est boys will be inducted into the army soon. and also had the prob lem of eviction on my mind. My son wrote and told me a short time ago that the family would have to move. You see, the house has been sold and the new owner wants to move in"
 Asked whether he had met any Waterburians in Trinidad, Mir. Clark NnVN1inI %hnk hn 11nI Yka1 boy who formerly resided on Bishop street. I've forgotten his name. He was in the army-in the air corps" Tanned and muscular from his II months work as diamond driller and lubricator, employed by a con- struction firm on war projects, MT. Clark said that while the tempera- ture does not get much hotter in Trinidad than in this climate - the humidity sometimes is unbearable. Ninety five per cent of the popula- ton Is colored, he said.
 MT. Clark's family ranges from the youngest, five years old, to the oldest. 21 years.
 Before going to Trinidad he was employed at the Scovill Mfg. co. MT. Clark had been out contracting the employment offices of local factories this morning looking for employ ment.
 New Owner Lenient The new owner of the house where the Clark family lives, has agreed to wait until after Labor Day to take possession of the premises, f and meanwhile, in addition to look ing for work, Mir. Clark is looking | for rent.
 The Clark family has occupied the house at 26 Bronson street the past three and one-half years. Attorney Harry Krasow, who is counsel for the new owner, said that every con- sideration will be shown in view of the present rent situation and the difficulties which will be encounter ed by the large family in obtaining new living quarters. Mrs. Clark and the children were not bothered with any troubles to- day. We're glad to have him home" !" they said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-05
Interesting Statistics Gathered In
 Nationwide Survey of Accidents
"BIacked- Out" Bicycles
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Bikes with no front or rear lights-contributed to two in every five fatal accidents which resulted in 1941 from collisions between bicycles and motor ve- hicles.
 This is revealed in the 1942 edi- tion of ACCIDENT FACTS, the National Safety Councils year book of accident statistics.
 A total of 900 deaths resulted from this type of accident last year, 20 per cent increase over 1940. Nearly half the deaths were among children 10 to IA years of age. About one-fourth of them were in the 15-19 year group.
 Special reports from several cities and states indicated two out of three of the puffing pedal CTS injured were violating some traffic law, says ACCIDENT FACTS.
 Failure to give right of way and improper turning were reported most freuuently,