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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-02
FULTON MEMORIAL
FUND INCREASES
Excellent investments to
Perpetuate Generous
Gift of W. f. Fulton

The william r. Fulton memorial
fund established for park develop
ments has lncreased 10 another $40
boo II was reported 10 the parks
board last night II was revealed
several months ago that the original
fund was 100000 and more than
twice that amount has been spent
from II for park development, yet
the principal still existing Is much
more than the original amount,
The board was Informed by Sec
retary Thomas r. Moore that the
fund had increased by $40 900. since
The Inst report few months ago
The sum Of s280,000 has been spent
rom the proceeds Of the original
grant OF $4,000 yet the principal
now remaining Is $4,000.
Good judgment Is responsible for
Investments whereby the increase
N value OF the Investments event.
tally became FIVE times the original
principal
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-02
SENIOR WARDENS
MET LAST NIGHT
June DevOtions Tonight,
Mass Schedules for Holy
Day Listed
WATERVILLE
Correspondent: Mvs. william e.
Rooney, 100 Dwight 81
Telephone 3-847S

WaterVille, June "A meeting OF
the senior WardenS OF the ten Sec
tors Of Wateryille was held last eve
Ing at the home OF Miss Cecilia
Brenneis, precinct warden. Miss
Brennels announced that I'VE are
are the United States Citizens De-
Tense Corps, with Mr., Curtin our
commander"
Immediately after all clear. sector
wardens should telephone Zone y
headquarters, the number OF war
denS on patrol 0ncluding person
manning phonc). Later duplicate
should be made out and turned over
to precinct warden,
June deyotions 10 the Sacred
Heart OF Jesus will be held this eve
ming Mt 1880 O'Clock at ST. Michael'S
church, Masses tomorrow Ascension
day, viii be at 5;45, 6:45, 8, 0, 10 and
II o'clock. Confessions for first Fri
day tomorrow afternoon from $3.50
until $3.50 and In the evening from
7 until 0, Masses on Friday will be
nj $3.50 o'clock and 1880 o'clock. Holy
communion will be distributed al
@ n, m, and o'clock.
Sewing for Red Gross tomorrow
afternoon from 2 until o'clock al
the Sprague school sewing room.
Court WEIGH ForesterS OF America
Will meet tomorrow evening Mt 8
O'Clock At Foresters' hall, Hanover
street.
Miss Barbara Cookson OF Cooke
street, who has been spending the
past two weeks visiting her brother,
LIST Lieut. John !. Cookson and Mrs.
Cookson OF Coifeyyille, Miss, has
returned home.
Girl Scouts Meet Thursday
Troop n Of the Girl Scouts will
hold an important meeting tomor-
row NJ 1880 y. m. at the Sprague
school gymnasium. Scouts arc asked
TO bring their notebooks and pen.
ellis. The subject for discussion will
be, choosing one holiday OF n foreign
country, which We do not celebrate
Mrs. Anthony ID Blast, director, will
be In charge OF the session.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-02
NAILS SHOW NO
COLLAPSE SIGNS
Leaders and Public Defen.
sive.Minded; AcknOwI.
edge Reverses Seen
By JACK FLEISCHER
United Press StafT COrreSpOn dent

'''''" A'VSS obAu NOTTeSpOnuenLD
Stockholm, June 2-(UP)--UsuaI-
~ well-informed and reliable sources
inside Germany reported today that
the German leadership and the
public are becoming increasingly
deIensive-m minded, even TO the point
Of acknowledging that certain re-
verses are inevitable.
But the leadership and a certain
percentage Of the public refuse to
cohcede that the Allies can achieve
a decisive military victory.
Several unconnected sources have
agreed on the following points as
representing the current German
attitude toward the war:
First, that a German offensive IN
Russia this summer is highly i'm
probable except perhaps limited
defensive offensive in a small sec
tor such as Leningrad
Second, the German leadership
and public fully expect the eventual
collapse Of Italy but believe the
Wehrmacht is strong enough to foil
any invasion attempts on other con-
tinental points this year.
Third. that while the mounting
Allied air offensive is infiicting a
heavy toll on Germany, Italy and
the occupied countries in material
damage and loss of life, the Ger
mans don't believe that is sufficient
in itself to knock out the Axis.
Fourth, that while the U-boat cam
paign has been less effective recent
ly. it still cannot be described as a
failure.
The German public is becoming
gradually more and more depressed
with the lenth and course of the
war, but the Allies cannot interpret
this as too favorable a development
because the Germans still carry out
orders and the Nazi regime shows
no signs Of imminent collapse.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-02
BY HARRISON SALISBURY

ny HhNNASON ShLaoDOAA
UNITED Press STAR Correspondent
London, June 2-(UP)-1nformed
sources expressed fear today that
the temporary breakdown of the
DeGaulle- Giraud negotiations may
be the first Of a series Of such DIFF
flculties.
There was considerable pessimism
In these circles on the chances Of
Gen. Henri Honore Giraud and
Gen. Carries DeGaulle ever achiev-
Ing unity.
The arrival of Gen. Alphonse Jo-
seph Georges was believed to have
aroused considerable resentment in
DeGaullist circles. One report said
Georges offered his services to the
Fighting French several months ago
but was rebuffed by DeGaulle.
1t was recalled at one time just
before the French collapse, Georges
was backed strongly for leadership
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-02
NEW MEMBERS FOR
RATIONING BOARD

Two new members have been
added TO the local ration board ac-
cording 10 an announcement by ra-
ton officials. Francis r.. Maxwell,
an active member OF the G.. /. o. or
Rarlization, will serve as labor
member. while Eric w. Benedict, an
employe OF the city engineering de-
partment, will work with the fuel
oil panel.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-02

has been set aside for passenger
car use. Yours Is & heavy rcspon-
Sibility.
To the ninety per cent OF our
Connecticut citizens who have CO.
operated so earnestly with us dur
Ing the past few weeks and who will
continue TO cooperate with us In the
weeks TO come my sincere
thanks and deep appreciation,
To that small minority who have
cynically and selfishly insisted on
our gasoline 10 ride TO night clubs,
to beaches, to amusement parks and
TO bars, my promise that any fur
ther effort TO profit at the expense
OF your neighbors will be dealt with
firmly and sharply.
Let me make 1t clear beyond all
question. 1t Is you, and you alone,
who have brought the need for this
rigid enforcement on the rest OF
us,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

Sim 1. S,1li lit in Der eriteu ,Situ,ns
ber 0ai1 ieit Der @eneraltpabl pom
o.. sunni Canton oe 8alera nit 67
Stimmen gesen 81 pieoer 5unt N>i.
.niiterprdiioenten Der Republit Gire
getpablt :tporoen. Sei1 gegenfonoioat
NOR Billiam Gosgrobe, ser Giibrer
Der .Sppoiitionspartei Sine Gael. Sic
abttimml.ns sing Dor iid. nahoem
De galera eeeen einen antrag Gin
iprl.d erbobe,1 batte, bas Yartei-
ipitenl au il,lpenoieren mb mGbreno
bes Snteri,ns nit elmer nationalen
&egierung 5u regieren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

. 4atbolii6e, in Dem beriibtieten
Gon5entrationslager in 9adau inter-
gebradte Prieiter weroen ee5ipl1ngen,
an ben Hroben oer 2ufttpaffe uno Ser
lt=bootmanoper teil3unebmen. Sdluei-
ger 8eribten 5ufolge fonnen neltn
aus 5ebmn bel oieien lebensgefabrlts
6en unternebmungen l,ms 2eben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

ipirti6aftlihen GerIlt6sltotion bon
Sirginien ein Sa6perlt1noiger ouf
Dem 8ebiet ser 8efGmpfung BON SSn-
ieften our6 gelt1uben, enpiieblt cine
Wtiibung, melde BRET Ero5eut gtifo=
tin entbdlt. Gr ma6t ieoo6 oarauf
aufmerfiam, oab oas gfitotin ollnabs
lid idminbet, lpenn man Sic Wiihung
iteben ldbt uno er legt nabe, bob oic-
ielbe an oeu1ielben Gag, an melhem lie
bergeiteat miro, sur Gerpenoltno
fpn1mt, ooer oaB man lie III luftOid)-
ten @efaBen aufbemobrt.
Grofeior 8oulo empficblt sic NTs
i6ung BON 3.25 Gfuno (gleihbebeu
tenO nit brei Eints) 9tifotiniulpbat
uno 46.5 Yfuno gelol6tem &alt. Ser
aalt miro in Elm SAB oOer in eincn
anoeren oibte11 8ebdlter gelporfen lno
bas pr1paricrte gtifotiniulpbat miro
barallf 9egoiien &ieiel, fleine Stcinc,
Stiide bon gadlteinen ober oergleieben
tperoen in Sen 8ebdlter eelporfen lmo
oas 8an5e miro umbergerout, bis Ger
&alt uno Oas gsifotiniulphat griino=
lid) gennild)t morben iino. Ser Stoub
lit Damn fertig 5ltr genublmg.
Sails MIR cine flcine Menge Staub
rottpenoig lit, fonnen sic Mengen BON
Salt 1lno prapariertem gtfotiniul=
pbat entipredenO reol5iert perocn
rno man fann oos 8an5e oann in ei=
ner Sin1biidie nit einem bi6ten Set
fel gan5 obnlid nie man es BEL einem
Godtoil 81, MAIDEN pfle9t, eemiiht
meroett, tuobei &ieiel Sen 8lab bon
gisitiiden einnebmen. Cine llnscn-
flaide pr6pariertes gtitotiniulpbat,
mie es in Mpotbeten getpobnlih per-
fault miro, lolIte nit onoertbol6
Hfuno gel0idtem &alf peripenbet pcr-
6en.
Der Staub ioIlte al, einem tpino-
ittnen Sag bertpenbet tperoen, 10 oab
Ct nid)t ourb ben 8ino ipeggelpebt
miro unb besbalb peridmenoet lit.
$. a., @inn.
Maulbeeren (Wfulberries) entbul.
ten einen Saft, peld)er BEL ent5iino.
liben 3uitdnoen Ser Wuuo= unb 9fas
rbenboble quite ,9ienite leiitet; aud
segen Seiierteit miro Ser. Sait anee-
tpenoet. 9ieielbe 8irfrng bat ser
Naulbeeritrup. Dieien fam man ipie
folgt 5ibereitcn:: Man fod)t bic f,,r5
ror oer &eife eeiammelten Beeren NIT
3uder 1,no elm tpenig @aiier (etlpa
1 Saiie 5,l einem Quart Beeren) TO-
lange, Bis fein Sdaum mcbr an ser
Sberfldhe eribeiut Der Sdaum
mub tpdbreno bes ~&odens entiernt
iperben.~ Sobalb Sic 6liiiii9feit ii6
peroidt, lit Der sir,,p fertie. Man
bebt i'm in Jlaihen ooer &riigen
auf, Die luftoidt ,peridloiier peraen
111iiiien. !,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28
HuSkunft
Wcbrern 2eierm


iiber Mbernperfalfl,ng unb boben
glutbrl1d eeseben baben, ibeinen piele
2eier bie slusfunft perlegt 5u baben.
Mud iino 9nfragen bon neaen Se=
fern eingegangen. 8ir lailen oiesmal
einen erfabrenen slr5t uno Spe5ialis
fen, Gr. meo. 8alentin 8ebr, Suf-
iblub iiber Sic llria6en oieies 3u-
itanoes I'M meni6liben 4orper ge~
Ben:
,gines Ser gefiir6tetiten S6red=
geipenlter fir oie Wenidbeit lit Die
MISUNDERSTANDING, uno bo6 lit tie
i'm @runoe genommen ni6ts anoeres,
als elm gang natiirlider pbpiiolosi-
id)er Abnutlngsporgang 1T BEN Ir=
terienaoern, Der aIleroings bur6 fal-
ibe 2ebenstpeiie unb &rantbeit be-
idlel,nigt merben fann. Sn biele
sbern miro bur1 bas Ser5 ser 8lut-
1trom 7Omol in Der Wfinute binein-
eeprebt, oamit er aus ben eroben in
ble fleinen 8efaBrobren unb our6 aue
ibre Ser4jteluneen (Gapiqaren)
idIieBli6 5u alien Srganen i'm aor>
tereepebe gelanst. 9as perbrardte
8lut febrt befanntli6 ourd bie Be-
men gum Seraen 5uriid uno miro aur
Saueritofferneuerung in oie 2l1ngen
gepumpt, Inn Damn tpieoer bonn linfen
&er5en aufgenommen ,,nb bon neuen
in Die 8lutgefaBbabn eeprebt 5u per>
ben. Selblt tpenn bieie 9efabe aus
Dem aaerbelten @ummi bergeIteut pd-
rem, tpiirben tie ,tnter Ser @intpirfrng
bes forttpabrenbeu altf= uno abl6nel=
lenoen glutltrumitobes in fiir5elter
3eit ibre glaitiaitGt perlieren, bart
uno briidig iueroen. Die slrterie11-.
tpanb aber ion Dem tpeblelnben 8lut*
from 70, so unb nod mebr Sabre
itanobalten. OaB iie bieies fann,
, bangt nit bem 8au Ser Moern alt-
ian1men, ioipie NIT Ser itdnoigen GEL
Ienerneuerrng. &ier lei nltr fur5 be-
ridtet, bab bie Sdlaeaoertpa1ounsen
aus nebreren feinen Sdidten bette
ben, uno baB fie bei,n geiu,loen Men.
" ihen -al,beroroentlid piele elaltiide
Iaiern entbalten,, burd bic ibre NOR
male glaiti5itdt beoirgt lit. Sic uer-
1n0gen iid) bl.rd Bern,ittlune feiniter
,gserDen allssubebuen ,l,fo tuieber 5u-.
iun1,Henau5ieben: 80 So ~ :
y sGs gibt nbrr audi :getualtige s5ei,lbe.
fur Die Befddd6inanbb l,nb 5,par fi1b es
: in eriter ainie 1uehunifbr 1leberbela<:=
itlt,igen ,blrh 5,t boben i1,1b sbtrb a.,
bdufig. 1pedfdnben Bfufbraf ferner
ourd beiuifne 9bdbigu1ig imfolee:
3ufubr 'eincs init @iftitofferl :uoer
Brub1,fteil ei,,es feblenbaiten t5toff-;
tpedfrls' befooenen BIi,tes. =: H. ,.*' :. :
<ssSn diitiologiider t1tridd dlider} GIN.
J. iibt lit bie Mbernperfalflng ber aust=
i brud fir Die stbnusutg Der arterie'l
inioige Der 5aHreit1eu ntedanilbS
epbpiifnIiiben, :de,uiihen .uno infefti0=
iear. shGblihfeiten 1Mlfpbol, Dlei,.
%Mifotin, 5tpffmedieIltorunge,t, Bate
.c.srieneii,pirfmeen uftu.), oene, Die.
] 8efabe i'm 2uufe zines laneen 2ebens
ousgefest iino. Gaber lit Die aoernper.
foIfllng - iiie lit anatomiIh beoingt
burd -eine- denliib perla,1fenoe, fort.
ibreitenbe grndbrungslt0rung Der
Mrterienipnnb oft idiper bon ein-
fahen Mtersberdnberuneen Der @ez,
f1Ec -, +ror,.on O,,.,,o;S4 fo,,,h;,,;or+
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

ltTluUe1t 0u luUett. 9lerDel lltlU III
gleiher @eiie innere Oonltitutio.
ueae) @riinoe l,no altBere Sddoli6.
feiten in 8etradt SIT 5iebe1. Sir bas
Yorbanbenlein fonititutioneller lint
ItGnbe ipridt Ser .@influb Ser @rblid,
felt. Sn ein5elnen Sanilien beoba6te1
man iebr oft Elm friib5eitiees guftre,
ten Ser &ranfbeit uno ibrer Solge5ll
l.dnoe. @orallf oieie ,9ispolttion" be.
rl1bt, lit out) beltte nod llnflor. Giel
leiht banoelt es ii6 Inn cine min
oerlpertige 9lnlage bes 8eipebes obel
I'm cine inoipibuen pernil1oerte @i
herltanosfraft Der 8efGbe, pielleid1
audi Inn Geranoerungen bes Stoff
iDe6lels. 0fandmal fomnen freilid
auG fanilidre 2ebensgeipobnbeiten II
9etradt, bie eine grblidfeit MIR Dor
toltiden. Sebr belnerfensmert iinO oit
bereoitaren 8e5iebl,ngen 5tpii6en bel
gerfalfung Ser Gidt, Ser 3uderfronf
beit uno ser Settillbt. slae oieie tranf
baften 3ultdnbe lbeinen cine ectpiii|
innere Geruanotidaft 5l,einanoer 81
boben.
Cine gan5e 9feibe BON S6Gbigrn
aen, sic bas 2eben nit iiG bringt
lteuen an oie slrterten Mnlpriid)e, ii
heren Jolge oie @erfalfl1ng ii6 ent
pidelt. Son dl1beren llriaden lit !,
erlter Steae anbaltenoe i6mere for
pcrlife Irbeit 5u nennen. Die alltds
lihe grfabrllng lebrt, bab bic &rauf
felt bel Ser forperli6 lbtper arbeiten
SEN 8epolferung bauptiadlid) bduiil
uno friib5eitig auftritt. 8ie tpidtie
tie ibnere forperlide slrbeit lit, er
fennt man an Der eroBen Saufigfei
Itlerotiider 8erdnoerllngeu in Der
grtremitdfcnarterien BEL ser idpDe1
crbeitenben 8epolferung, an Sen
&ormieeen ibmerer 8erfalfung Oel
Irmarterien bel BEN Wannern. II
Gen 8einarterien bel Sen 5rauen cine,
bduerli6en 8epolferung, an Der Sci
tenbeit oerartiger idmerer @erdnoe
Irungen in Der grtrenlitatenarterie be
nidt .ibiper f0rperlid arbeitenoe,
Wdnnerlt, an ibrern fait b0aieen Sch
len bel 5rauen Der gutiituierten &reiie
Son grDBter Beoelltuug iino tpeite,
nerp0ie ginfliifie -ipe5iea fonititionel
ter @euraitbenie. burd Die itarfer
Sdmanfl.ngen bes ,9efdbtou,ts. 5i'
nor auem fiibren su ben 10 bdufieer
9serfalf,tneserfranfu II e n, 10 el d'
Weniben aus :ei1,en beionoers .erfolg
ieiheu Mirfen nit groben geiitiger
tAnftrengiinge,,, nit oen ,,npern1et01i
hen Gen,iits itserregunaett berausreiben
fs.anreutlih @ebirn, 1,ub &er5. .iperoer
bier eft eefabroet.: Nnoererfeits fanr
nibt bebauptet~ tperoen, bob man bi'
8erfaHung Der @ebirnarterien be
Beiftesarbeitern : auffaueno balfige!
sinoet ais bel ioIbeu 2e,,ten, Die ibre,
Seiit rieHals beionhers a,seltreng
boben. >... ,....::.:. {
gedbit; hieie,, 5hd0libfeiten toni
men: belniihe ginfliiiie IN 8etradt
.oor aaei11 d)reniiher Alfobolismus
u,1o iibermdBiges 3a,1den. Nalnentiid
oem NifotinniBbralld beionber:
|oem 3igarettenra,tden = mi,B eint
,ana erbeblide 1l,lo nusiblaggebeno'
geoeut,ing 5ueeihrieben iperben. aud
Raffee- lmo 9eegenub nirft dnBer'
ssrDentlid i1dblid. Mufy Die 1ettlei
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

Nabrung uno 8etr0uf, burd ibre
itarfe Snanlpruhnabme oes &reis'
laufs.
0on er6Bter @idtiefeit ltno bie
mannisfa6en Snfeftionen nit ibren
toriiden Solge5uitGnoen, Sic iib I'M
2aufe bes 2ebens BEL Sen neilteu
Mfenlben periooilb einitellen - Sals:
ent5iinoungen, 9 [ III b er g i ftlngen,
0orminfeftionen uip. slue Oieie ST.
ieftionen f0nnen Shdoigung ser 8e=
fdBinnentpdnoe bcrltrlaben. Nament=
lif sic Walaria, ser 8elenfrbeuma=
tismus, ser Sppbus lperoen angeibul=
oiet; dronilde 9leipereiitllng, 8iht,
3uderfranfbeiten tperoen eepobulih
als tpeitere uria6life Wtonlente ouf=
geiiibrt.
8elonocrc Sbnierigfeit modt a,tb
Sic 6rage nad BEN uriahliben @e-
5iebun9en 5lpiiden Gerfalfl1ng 1mo
bobem 8lutbrud. Storfe Sflpanflln=
GEN nno Steigerlngen oes glutorllds
lpielen li6er cine naBgebenoe Golle
bel ser gntltebl,ng ser Gerfalfllng."
Mls einfad)e Nfittel bel au bobem
8lutorud, ser gelpobnlih al1d) Dos
Ser5 in Wtitleioenidaft 5ebt, empfeb=
len Sic Naturopatben folgenoe Ntit=
tel:
I. Sdone ,no itGrfe beine Nerpen.
Germeioe ieoe Salt. Nimm geniigeuo
3eit 5ltr &ube uno 5ur Ibipannung.
8eberride ieoe 9serpenouireglng uno
be5dbme oeinc 2eiOenidafteu.
2. Gerihaffe sir 10 piel als moglid)
Belpegrng in fril6er Suit.
8. Sporne sic 8ll1t5irfl1lation an
our6 Baoer uno folte Sartabreibun-
gen.
A.. Gorge itets fir quite, regelmabi=
gen Shlbleang ourd 8enub lolder
Nabrungsmittel, uel6e abfiibrenoc
uno mineralreide Stoffe entbaltcn.
@er bur1aus elm Ibfiibrmittel beno=
tigt, balte ii6 fern bon BEN 1901
Crogen uno 8atentgeil,nobeitsmit
teln, bie ibren ,mgliidliben Spfern
e;n tribes Grab bereiten ooer i'm gez
rineiten San in oie Srrenaultalt britt
gen. Oean, gebrallfe Dielmebr &rdn:
terobfiibrungsmittel in Sorn bon See
cber &rGuterpiuen. S6on beiBes @ai+
Ter, offers, beionoers morgens MIDI
tern genoien, regllliert, tpenn beitdn:
sig genomnlcn, ben~ Stublgang:
Ils beites Mittel seeen boben 8lut=
orud lit BON mobernen gsat,,ropatben
Der reidlife Gen,,h bon &noblaud)
nit gutem grfolg empfoblen tporeer.
5onnenlidt-, eleftriid)e ooer mag
nctiide &eilmetbooeu, ebenlo ,uie bic
@aiierfuren iino uniibertrefflid), iolt=
ttn aber nur l,nter 2eituug zines ers
fabrenen Naturopatbe1ts oorgenonmen
ireroen, ionit fonnen iie 1l,ebr Sdabe,l
cnridten oils RuBen. bringen Benn
Sic Die in a.nierm 8latt angeseistel,
nno empfoblenen Seilfrauterprdparatc
nad 8oridrift ,,ub redt3eitig onipen.
ben, iperoe't Sic itets. quite @eiultate
|eraielen. .:,.- -, -: =
5. S., .Dbiu -: +. + K. Z. 49,
9as bette l,lro a,nidldMidite @ittel
s,,r, gertreiblng DOH Snieften aus.
Dem @en,iiiegarten lit uno bleibt Ssi.
,totin. @ei aespiiie,, arten BON &c:
miiien uno 8eefen fam oas 4eiprit
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-.
9as bette l,,ro a,nid)dMidite Mittel
s,,r, gertreiba,ng, DOH Snieften aus
Dem @emiiiegarten lit unb bleibt 9t.
totin. @ei aetuiiien Arten BON sc:
miiien uno 8eefen fam bas 8eiprit
aen nit fliiiiieer Nifotinmiiduns
.nie)t aneetpanot ,peroen. SSn iolden
s5aaen beitdubt man NIT Rifotinitaut
bie Yflanaen bon unten uno oben.
9eifotinita,eb lit in Ben n.eiiten Sa
menlaoen ober BEL 5irmen, ipelde init
Snleftenmitteln banbeln, al, baben.
cber man fam i'm iid ielbit berltels
len. Der Staub fann berseiteat uer-
ben, ooB er beridiebene Wengen Sci
fotin entbalt, aber Hrofeilor 8eorge
g. 8oulo BON Der itaatlihen lauo-
Evening star., 1943-08-02

WT0P, S:00-Vox Pop: Presents Manuel
0uelons message 10 the Filipino troops
WDC, S:25-Nais vs.. ST. Louis Browns
away.
WhAt, 8:30-Nero Wolfe Adventures Case
Of the Deadly Million"
WRC, 9:00-Voorhees' Orchestra: Lily pons
once again.
WhAL, 9:oo-tounierspy: Smashing another
spy ring.
Evening star., 1943-08-02

roneous variations. Indeed, in Oc-
tober of last year, Life informed
its readers that the name was pro-
nounced "li-dyi-tzeh." But, in the
same issue, Edna st. Vincent Mil
lays poem accented the name
strongly on the third syllable. which
was rhymed with may, say" Such
lines as these occur all through the
poem:
And you are bound to have your
day.
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Not This

Son: What can 1 do noW?"
Mother: II should think with all
the toys you have you could find
something to do without asking me
all the time. Why don't you play
with your train?"
Evening star., 1943-08-02
axe Nv Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.


tSecond Of new series. Clip for
reference
On June 10, 1912, the entire
Czechoslovakian village of Lidice
was destroyed by the Nazis. The
villagers. accused of having har-
bored the assassins of the Nazi off,
eial, Reinhardt Heydrich, were slain
TO the very last one.
Whereupon Lidice became an
other me-symbol, to rank with
warsaw, Corregidor and Stalingrad,
to keep alive in the hearts and minds
of decent men the fierce determina-
ton to exact full retribution for the
rnspeakable crimes of the Axis.
Unfortunately, and characteristic
csny, we Americans Immediately
corrupted the pronunciation of
Lidice, and 1t began to be heard
en- the radio in any number of er-
Evening star., 1943-08-02

final "e" has the short "eh" sound
as in set" Therefore, the correct
pronunciation is LEE -dit-seh.
On a recent network broadcast
government official, inter
viewing a father and son, former
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Remember the murder OF Lidice.

Remember the murder OF Lidice.
I have been unable to confirm
either the Life or Millay pronun-
citation. The Czechoslovak Legation
at Washington explains the name
this: 1t means The Little Village
of the People" The accent falls on
the first syllable, which rhymes
with bee" The "i' in the second
syllable is short as in bit" The
&C" has the sound of its" The
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.

natives of Lidice, repeatedly gave
the name an Italian pronunciation,
"lee- ee-dee-CHAY," even though the
two Czechs continued to say LEE
dit-seh. He sounded for all the
world as If he were correcting
them!
tReles sed by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1943-08-02
on THE AIR TODAY.

on THE AIR TODAY.
Star Flashes: Latest news, WNAL ai $50
an. daily.
WWDc, 7:45-Riehard Eaton: Air Marshal
Ksrsl Janoutek Of Czsehos|ovakia on The Role
Of Aviation in the War
WRC, 8:00-cavaItads OF America: Dean
Jaeger in Nine Men Against the Arctic
Evening star., 1943-08-02
I'VE ;}'1

. Tonight at l0:l5. lis
ten to Very Truly Yours"
on Station WMAL. Hear
radios newest. most orig
inal program. Norman Jay
addresses open letters to
personalities in the news.
Evening star., 1943-08-02

Wop, f0:O0-Sueen Guild Play: Hsdy
Lamar and John loder In Come Live With Me-"
VOL, 1O:t5-WeIch poeue, chairman Of ihe
Civil Asronaufio Board: Merchandising by Air."
WNA, 10:35-Johnny Morgan: New name
for Rhythm Road"
VOL, 10:45-hanpower, lid.; Claiming R.
Dooey, director Of the Training Within Indus.
Try Section Of VINO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
.EngIdndBombed
In Heaviest Ndzi
Raids in Weeks

LONDON, March 25 GNS)
German bombers swept over Eng
land during the night in sharp
ATTACKS on towns in central and
southeast Scotland while other
Isquadrons carried out widespread
raids in northeast England II
was the heaviest enemy attack on
England in many weeks.
The first air ministry announce
Iment gave no details Of the
damage or casualties. British anti
aircraft guns threw up a heavy
barraGe and everywhere the raiders
met a hot reception. Three Ger
man planes were shot down over
Scotland.
Speedy Raj Mosquito hombers
ranged over railway targets IN
northwest Germany in an attack
(which began AT dusk. 1t was the
third successive night that the
RAJ had been over occupied
Europe in the renewed rouRd-the-
tctoCk raids on enemy territory
During daylight squadronS of Raj
fighters blasted railway lines and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Short Lots for Friday

200 Printed Table Cloths in natural erssh. 57I57 -79c
400 Linen and Cotton Dish Towels, seconds --22o
1000 Yards Of Part Linen Dish Towenq yard 22c
$40 Stamped Towels Aprons Hot Pads etc,-toc
6s4 Pieces Stamped IrreeuIsrs OF To~e ete.--25e
1877 Tailored Living Room Pillows -s9c
81 Needepoiof Char Sets fors pafterns-- -S5.9s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Locker Food Not Rationed

WASHINGTON, March 25 (UP)
The OPA reiterated today that
rationed food may be removed
from locker plants by consumed
without the surrender of ration
points Families using meat from
their own frozen storage lockers
are asked, however. 10 diminish
voluntarily their purchases Of
fresh meat.