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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-11

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06

tens have prevailed in the general population as well.
 The death rate for the first quar- ter Of the year - S,l per thousand was said to be more than 10 per cent below the average rate recorded for the same period in the preceding 10 years. An Improvement in mortality over 1D41 was registered for nearly all of the important causes of death. and no less than nine diseases re- corded lower death rates than ever before = influenza, pneumonia, tu- berculOSis, appendicitis, syphilis, ty. paaoid fever. scarlet fever, diphr theria, and whooping cough.
 The most striking feature of the gtatlsticians' report was "a remark able reduction" in the mortality from pneumonia, especially since the period included the "pneumonia season."
 The first quarter rate of 4i. g deaths per 100000 was not only I6 per cent below the figure registered in the same period of 1o4l, but 37 per cent below the average for the last four years during which sulfa drugs have been coming into general use, and 6l per cent below the average of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06

the patriarci1al family to the pren. ent day. The cast win include from the Church School ue on ages.
 Mothers Day there will be & bap- tisEnal service following the morn- ing worship, it was announced this morning by Rev. David ?. Gaines, pastor. Those wishing Co be baptized at that time are asked to confer with the pastor at their earliest convenience.
 A special service for the dedica- ton of children will be held at the morning worship, Sunday, June "A, Children's Day. Parents wishing to present their children for dedication at that time are asked to notify Mr. Gaines.
 May IS in wilby High School au- ditorium, pr. Gary Cleveland Meyers will lecture to the Child Study Clubs, Mothers Clubs and Parent Teachers Associations of Water bury and vicinity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06

the five years preceding the intro duction of this treatment.
 A continuation in the downward trend in the mortality from tuber- culosis served to nullify expressed fears taht the war effort might already have produced an unfavor- able reaction in this disease. The communicable diseases of childhood as a group registered an all-time minimum death rate. Even the de- generative diseases = cancer, dia- betes, and heart disease which have been on the uptrend during the last decade, showed an improve ment over I941.
 Unfavorable conditions in the mortality picture, according to the statisticians, were diseases of the puerperal state, attributed mainly to the rise in the birth rate; hogni- cldes; and accidents, particularly occupational and motor vehicle fa- talities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06
SOAPBOX TALK STILL BR|TA|N'S
 SAFETY VALVE
By WILLIAM B. DICKINSON United Press Staff Correspondent

ny WAALAAM 0s O1NMANSON United Press Stan CorrespOndent)
 London, May 6E(UP) Even un- der wartime conditions British au- thoritieS have maintained the tra- ditional safety valve so long offered anyone having 8 complaint against existing social or governmental con- ditions. That is the privilege of speaking in London's Hyde Park to all who will listen.
 Every Sunday afternoon, winter or summer, rain or shine, the self appointed orators of every cult and creed gather at the corner of the park, near Marble arch, to har. angue the strollers.
 They are strangely assorted lot, these men and women who want to make over the world, or some part of 1t. Some of them come with stepladders on which to stand above the heads of their listeners. Some carry placards calling attention to their views on this or that subject. The Union Jack waves above some himsy platforms.
 Vie TOT Listeners
 They take up positions wherever they can find room. On 8 bright Sunday afternoon there are so many that their eddying knots of listeners merge into one another, and at times 1t is difficult to hear one speakers voice above that of his neighbor. Often one will take advantage of a nearby speakers pause for breath to catch the at- tention of the others group by swelling his discourse to the shout.
 At one end of the curving line of speakers, which swings in a semi circle along the wide footpath, a woman explains the doctrines of Catholicism. Next to her an an- archist shouts for the abolition of all law, for the complete freedom of the individual.
 Toward the center of the line 6 Salvation Army band strikes up, and the leader starts @ hymn.
 Leave Americans Alone
 A Socialist gestures towards the apartment houses of fashionable Pax Lane, and tells his audience that their labor and that of others like them has made it possible for Doris Duke Cromwell and others like her to accumulate so much money that even dozen lawye1S can't find out how much she really has,"
 Heckling is part of the game, and from the crowd someone shouts to YNi,,A ka onS, f7VAa Iaic rav,a rLa An EfnO land instead of jumping on Ameri- cans. During the argument that follows. in which others in the crowd join heartily, a woman in black with a Bible in her hands edges into the fringe and cries out that she has come to warn "all you sinners" of the eternal damnation" that will be visited upon wicked
 Lets on Steam
 So 1t goes for hours, until the last speaker has worn his voice into a rasp. and the crowd has drifted away into the gathering dusk. Even then, an old man with placards proclaiming that the London police have persecuted him for g years in some matter of a taxicab license continues to cry out to the strag- glers.
 At last the corner is clear, and the half dozen hobbies who have watched impasslvely except when 1t was necessary to break up a threatened first fight, move away into the dusk.
 The safety valve, permitted by the authorities in the belief that persons with a grievance are best given chance to talk about 1t pulp l licly, has .eS oss steam again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06

Five Angora goats are required to provide enough mohair for the upholstery Of aTl average automo' pile sedan,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06
STATE DELEGATES
 NAMED BY K. OF C

Grand Knight Patrick J. WaliSee and Past Grand Knight Charles N. Mcdonald will represent Sheridan Council. 24, Knights of Columbus, at the annual state convention Of the order, scheduled for Norwich on Sunday and Monday. May lT and I8, following an election held last night at the Columbus Club.
 AlteEnates named were Past Grand Knights Thomas ". 6cad- den and Cornelius ?, MaIOney,
 Plans for InteF.sraternal cooper atlon with Zindah 0rott0 ia pres sentatl0n Of it's annual circus ih Waterbury were also discussed at last nights session, presided over by Grand Knight Wallace,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06
BAPTIST WOMEN
 CONVENE TODAY
EtheIyn Nichols to Conduct InstallatiOn-EIectiOn
 of Officers Planned

The annual meeting of the First Baptist Church women will be held at the church this afternoon. There will be committee reports and elec- ton of officers. The installation service will be conducted by Miss Ethelyn Nichols.
 The next Workers Conference will be held Sunday evening, May 17 at the hour of the regular evening service, 7:30. The program will fea- ture the presentation of a pageant, Religious Education Through the Ages, depicting various phases of religious education from the time of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06
UNITED STATES IN GOOD HEALTH
Records for First Quarter Show Remarkable Death
 Toll Reduction

America, in the early months of the war, has enjoyed . period of extraordinarily good health, ace cording to statisticians of the Metro politan Life Insurance Company, the death rate for the first three months of i0z2 having been the low est ever recorded for a comparable period. Their conclusions are based on Q study of the records of the company's millions of industrial policyholders in the United tSates and Canada, and available data which indicate that similar condl-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06
W o RL D W 4 R 4 YEAR AGO
 MAY 6, I04I
lBy UnIGsd Pgsssl

lBy Unlle6 Pgaas
 gAnanese announce tgade treaty with French BflAes Chlnn,
 RtaIln superseded Maletev as Soviet pFemleg.
 RAaseVelt eenVemes "wag e8bs inet. 0 speed bambeg pFe6mes eiem. 0Feek navy reveals Ices og three deslEeyeFs, 11 submagasaeS and 8 auHlIiaTy vessels.
 Halle eeInaaio returns se A9els Ababa lm empeFer'a robes.
 HlmiT announces Geewpaaaen 0E aiK laaamGG im Aegean
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06

ble! There are full-skirted, belted wrap grounds, with feminine detailing, detachable reveres of crisp white faille! There's trim swagger style, with intricate trapunto-work outlining the scalloped front It's sure that one of our three styles will be just right for her! Sizes 12 to 20, 38 to Az.
 FASHION FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06

Hollywood Newsreel: John Payne is forgetting Anne Shirley with Sheila Ryan .. Eleanor Fry, whose Ioveliness was on Pies front recently, is Jeremiah Franks shadow Torrance Hunt and Frances Neal, the starlet, are tish-tish .. Wynn Gibson returns to the screen in Co.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06

A NUGGET FOR THE RED CROSS
 santa Cruz, Cal UP)-A gold nugget, dropped into the Red Cross relief fund here, had to be sent to the San Francisco mint for con- version into coin. The anonymous donation added $5o.7S to the fund.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06

GIRLS BEST DETERMINATIONS
 Geneva, N. Y. tUP)-Ann Tar and Margaret Arnold accounted for more rats and mice than any of their masculine competitors in c city school contest to reduce Gene- vas rat population.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06

It's life in Che Leathernecls" for Ralph T. Mecca, 24, oe Water. bury as he trains at the United States Marine Corps recruit depot at Paris Island, s. c.
 Son of MT. Vito Mecca, 1O2 Barnes st., the new 1eatherneck attended Leavenworth high school and was employed as Q labOrer by the Chase Metal Works up until he enlisted in the Marine COrp&
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06
l5O AT DINNER
 OF YOUNG 'ERAELS

Youth must prepare for sacrifice in the present conflict. Rabbi Mor- decai Glitter of the Beth Israel sym agogue said last night at a dinner of the Young Israel Association at Hebrew Institute. About l50 at- tended.
 Howard Matzkin presented pro- gram of activities for the coming season. A gift was presented the former president. William Solo, mon, who will be inducted into the army today. The committee on arrangements consisted of Freda Bardish, Florence Bennett, Sylvia Goldman, Roslyn Wilensky. Sol Fucker. Howard Matzkln, Joseph Shulman and Dr. Philip Cohen. They were assisted by Mrs. Jo- seph Matzkin and Mrs. Yale Matz- kin.
 Five Angora goats are required to provide enough mohair for the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06
SEW! IT'S PATRIOTIC .IT'S FUN!
 Soft, FIotterine
 Shontunss 0Q<. yard

Fashions fovorte child, this yeor :. Tovishlne royon shontuno! It's perfect for thot shining new look of sleek snoortness |. for inc long weor you insist on for its cosy woshoblIty! Marvellous for socLs, suits, frocks for you, for Mother! To choose from, there is noturol, white, red, boby blue, sea blue, burnt oronee, novy, green pink poIko-dotted blue, red or green striped rose! All to nroke the best looking clothes you've seen in on oee! 3e inches wide.
 THIRD FLOOR
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-02
Male Help Wanted
BOYS

IA TO II YEARS OLD
We have several vacancies for boys with
BICYCLES 10 deliver kilograms who are not
returning 20 school this fan
Interesting, healthful outdoor work near
your home
See Mr. swsTthout. Room 2os. $50
shelby street
Bring your birth certificate social
security number and statement signed ~
parents stating you will not be returning
20 school this fan Only those not return
ing 10 school need apply
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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-02

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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-02
Western Union Telegraph
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Cepted
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Brake Service 1891 Cass
BURGLAR alarm installer wanted. expert
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BOILER o. ORATORS 10 operate high
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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-02
Male Help Wanted

Al SPRINGER for upholstering shop, 81
per hour, steady. 5552 fireman.
Al FURNACE mechanics. both forced air
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Apply Kalamazoo Stove h Furnace Co
s411 Gratiot,
A GOOD paying steady job 10 A man with
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paper permanent job: experience desired
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AUTO MECHANIC. experienced familiar
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AUTOMOBILE mechanic. Must he hrst
class. S35 weekly 10 start Warren's
Auto Supplies, 1l347 W. Jefferson, River
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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-02
Male Help Wanted
INTERIOR DECORATORS

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with opportunity ~ become department
managers state age. experience. and
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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-02

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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-02
PLAsTERING. PATCHWORK

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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-02

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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-02
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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-02

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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-02
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
JUMPING Up and Down Doesn' I Help

Ma eituation n more trying to the soul OF man tna
b helpless to prevent the Destruction Of does in
Sreara when one cannot lift finger to avert II. 49,.
This sort Of situation requires courage ana s'e"o"
ness. We have to show 1t now. pAu;,D;nss are show.
ins couraee and skill seldom equaled in military Annals
lSsinst heavy odds they have injected so mucn nope @
hopeless situation that it seems tna nep st tbem that
Mn scrrehov For those not charged with military
responsibility it easy to cry out why ism some'ns
doneT r,..;.h.nawr;ru;nv II
49, nrecisey no rood and it may do great deal OF na
One senator out that If the expedition SEM
Ireland had only been sent r .he hs the sending
a. few thousand troops Ireland actually prevented e
var department from sending as many troops 70 .he
Pacific shipping facilities, conveys ana Japanese
The question answers itself There are plenty OF troops
IN the country The number that can be sent 70 .ne
Pacific is limited not by the number sent 10 to
nv factors of transport convoy and the naval SITUATION
Another senator cries. 81 am sincerely hopeful that
someone thinking Of getting assistance to the FORCES
That is really below the belt. Would the senator say
outright what implies, namely that nobody Is thinking
about it! He knows better He knows very wen Ina, s.
ern IL this senator would like to assume personal re-
sponsby for sending transports into Manila bay
the japanese naval screen that hangs IKE enaa Ne
Guinea, Borneo Sarawak and lndo-Chna 10 nong nons
Probably he would not. Yet in implying that army ana
navy authorities have not even considered the
NJ country has right expect that the war and
navy departments will take every possible step to reeVe
Macarthur and the whole situation IN the Far Ias1 an
it loses Should it develop that less than TINS was
DONE somebody will sweat for It, But merely 70 jump
up and down shouting 'Why doesn't somebody Do some
fhingp is of no help - a.,
An this IA better understood by 95 per cent Of the
American people than by certain members OF the senate