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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
kirfblicte Aacbricbten
Harrcu, Ha.

UulIVu1 Nus
Deutfd,e Gp. 0nth. 81. *aulus 2trtbe,
72i-25 1rnit Mue.
Yfarrcr Sans 9obnsbein. Seoen Scnns
tag llbr porn,fttass Sonntaeihnle; 10
rlbr beutIher Gottesbient; II llbr eng'
l1der Gottesbienit. MIe Intberifd]en
@laubenssenoHen bcutid)er uno ergs
lifder Sllnee in Sarrea, Sbaron nnt
ltnsegiing iinb 5ll ben Gottesoieniten
beralidit eingelaben.
@arh, Snbiana
Deuttdc Gp. 2ntber. 8onterns .3tr&s
Gde IL. Mpe. nnb 0illp'ure Str,
Yfarrer Grid EeterinN 1919 Stu
NOR. Sir. 1ei.: 25551. SonntdGidn!s
9 llbr fiir bic aroben unb II llbr fir bic
f.einen Ginoer. @ottesbienit Inn 10 lbi
in Der enaIiifen unb I'M II l1br tn Der
beut1deu Sprnd)e
Nhe @Ia,ibenssenuHen unb 6reunot
iinb ber5lib eineelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
5iebenbiiroifd- -2lmerifantfhes Dolfsblatt

iGloiien lit. Bitte fomnt ale, es iino
tpi6tiee Hunfte 5u beipreben. Die
Shtpeitern &artmann, @euner, Bol-
berg, aatb. Said iinb franf gemel.
Set. @ir tpiiriben ibnen baloige
Ceiierune.
glia. Selenheff, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
GQmoob 9th, 90.
ct. 4aulS 0e,:setnbe.

Bastor 2ubtpis 8eiieder. 3auptsottess
bienit ieben Sonntae .0:30 III: iasss
gems. Sonntaefdule $50 llbr. aontirz
manoenunterrictt ie rad Ingabe oes
Yoltnrs. 8irfenratsiibuns ieher leeten
Samsras i'm Wonat 7 1br aberes; -
Observation-Disclosures =Sitnn9 ieoen britten
Sonnta9 inn Monat. $3.50 llbr nroreens
airdhen1,orprobe ieben Sreiiag 1880 Inn
Cienstag bes Monats &irdenratsiibnn9.
obenbs. &irhen Srauen 8ereins .Sib1n9
iehen oritten 9onnerstag i'm Wfonat. I
big 8 ubr; 2utber 2isazSisung S-S
lthr abenbs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
3meig 1.

slaen MitgIieoern oiene 5ur sefGl,
liaen Na6ridtt, bab nGdlte gsriamm,
lung am Jreltas Sen 13. aueuit,
abenos 8 llhr, itattfunoet Die Mit.
glieoer lrerotn er'udt piinf.!it CUR
Gerlammluns 80 fummen. Solfe
Mitg!ieoer, ueld)e NIT ibren 2nblun
gen i'm Hiiditauo iilro, iollen iih in
ihrem eigenen Sntereiie giltitebenH
:1nG.,cn. 8m. Sd,uIter: Satr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
&arteu.Nbenb

NAlIeusVUtWO
nit oaranibliebenSar eenliitlid,er I'm
terbaltllng i'm Sadienbeim, uno laoeta
iplr ale uniers 5reunoe unb @onner
cui oieiem QSege auf bas ber5libite
Elm nit uns Gin paar id0np Stunoeu
5u perleben. Die ltnterbaltung begin-
memo INN punft 8 llbr abe,ros miro IN
Ser oberen fiiblen Saas abgebalten.
IS iperoen 6 lpertpolle Yreile fiir bie
lSetpinner al,Sgeteilt uno ebenlo tpiro
tiil gutter 9aifee NIT auhen perab.
rlidt. Sn Mrtbetradt oeiien, oob ipir
Jest 8riesslteuer. fir eine jeoe Gin-
trittsfarte be5ablen miiiien, lit ser
Gintrittspreis per Perion 10 bilis
els moglid aebalten unb foitet nur
30 Gents. 0u mir bieies Sahr fein
Plfnid abbalten, 10 boffen mir OH!
cinen glten @eiud) fir sen ID. Mu-
n,tit, un6 iollte es Elm tpenig tparm
iein, 10 lit al!b genug bon Dem eolen
Sab porbanSen, um uns ab3ufiiblen.
Sic Sauptiahe lit nno bleibt aber
oieie, oab mir pieoer einmal n gro
Berer 3abl auiammen fommen uno
@orte ser 6ceunoidait austauiden.
St nerbleibe init ber5libem Ginger
grub inn Namen ser Gintraht
q. 6. Grieienbengit, Nrot. SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Salem, Dbio
GpangeliiG 2utb. Gmanuess 3tr&e,
DOT emit, Nrnn6m0h.

Yaitor sobn Noumann. Sonnta9ifule
ieben Sonntaa llbr born,itta9s. 10 lbr
Bottesbienit in Der 2anhesipra6e; um
II ubr belltId]er @ottesbienft. Ser beuts
ihe Gird,cn Srauen gerein bat am atpets
ten Mittipod ieben Monats. abenbs 8
llbr. @erlammllng. Sfonfirmanbenslln.
terrid5t (sipeiidbrig) ton September btS
Citern. 9ienstas llno 5reita9 nabmit'
tags ubr.
aQe 8Iaubenseenoifsn unb Sreunoe
limb herslicb einselaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

Sir ois anlaBlih Scs 5oSes unieres
eelia6ten 8aters
0epr9 Daniel
uns entsegengebrabte Spmpatbie
ii:r o;e eroBe 8eteiligung am 2eiber.
begdngnis, Die berrlihen 8l,men,
ipenoen, Yaltor Sd,niot fir Sic trolt.
rpite Seid)enpreoigt, oem Central
Gerbano fiir hie promnte Mus3abllue
oel 0eriiherune unb bem 3tueig 10
III Ius5abluag oes 2ofallterbegelbes
oluie alien oie llns beigeitanOen, iaeen
son ber5lihIten 9anf.
0ie trauernoen S0bne @eorg, Go.
marc, @ilhelm Serman unb Mu6oli
SC MEL.
per Glilabetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
2l,aS ue,p Cattle, pa.
Stueig 25.

Nqen M:tgliebern Ses 3reigcs %
Siene our seiiaigen Nadridt. baB oie
nddfte 8erriamln!ung am Sonntag
aen IL. Musilit, radmittass 5 llhr.
in Ser GintrnG,tbal(e abgebalten miro
SHE MitglieSer iollten es iid ou,
Piliht MAIDEN, in bie @erIamml,lnq
IL femmen.
Geo. Booenoorfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Canton. Chtp

Siebenbhr9ifd Sahiiidbe Gb. 2nther
Gbriftms. .2ird,e, 2113-14. Str., y. 6.
Efarrer Sbomas q. 8Dnieer. Sonn>
tagi6ule Inn 8 l1br moreens. Seuti6=
gnglifter @uttesbtenit I'M 10 1lbr mors
sens. 9eutid)e Sdule uno &onfirmanben>
unterrid)t na6 Gereinbarung.
Gae 8laubensgenoiien uno 1reunbe
limb ber5!iGy e;ssc!ahen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
@inSior, Dat, 8cnaSa
ct. Yanlms= =0ird,e, Yarent ape

Biarrer Otto s. 0tehle, 1915 Yarea
Mpe, @inbior, &anaba. @ottesbienft II
ben Sommermonaten bon 9-10 l1br boss
mttraes; Sonntaaibule bon 10-11 11br
pormittaes Seben L. 9ieustag abenbS
i'm Nonat &irchenrats sSibuns. Seben 1.
Oonnerstae atenbs i'm Nonat Sra,leN
Yerein Sibung. Ine 8olfs@ uno @ldi'
bensgenoiIen Iinb her5lih einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
GIcnelanh Weit. - 9eutfh Wemeihbe
Bcst 80. ctr. unb @jllarb Npe.
Chicago, Sqinois
0eutidbe unb Siebenbiirgtidj SdMiiidje
Sf. Hou(uS Nemeiube. 4855 6pmer ctr.

Yu1tor g. S6niot, 1850 9on,er Ctr.
Seben Sonntas 9 llbr Sonntdeihule in
enaIiih uno beutid. 9eutider @ottesz
bienit ieben Sonntae 11:15 l1br; engs
li1her @ottesbienit ieben <otpeiten unb
pierten Sonntag 1913 llhr. 9eutSd,er
Rpnfirmanoen=l =ltnterrictt MitttpoM naGs
mittags 1880 l1br; engliIher 8onfirs
manbenzl zllnterrid)t Sansta9 pormi ittdQs
10 l1br. 9eutibe Sdule Samstag nabs
mittags 9 l1br.
Mle @laubensse,,oifen nnb 5rennbe
limb Der ,lih einselaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Oonnastotpn, Ohio
Dentihe Gp. =3uth. SpnternS= =WemetnDes

Demtide Gp. =3utb. Spnterus Wemetnbe.
G6e Qinepln Mpe. unb S5plmeS ctr.
Dr. g. ". Tritfd,. Yfnrrer. @otMura
C5E @id Mpenue. Selepbon: 977O7. -
I'm ubr Spnntn9sfhule uno Sngcnb'
gottesbienjt lin 1890 ltbr 9anpts sGots
..sbicnst an nllen Sonn> lnb Setets
tagen. Sa,nstass Inn l1br &onfirmdns
benz unb 0cufih ellnterritbt. Scben 1.
Sonntae i'm Nonat Srauen<@eriamuss
l,rna NM 2:3O lbr. Seoen eriten DtcnSs
fnaabeno 8rllberb1ti,S. Seoen atp.::sS
Sonntag int Mcnat um $3.50 ubr 8trs
Etsu< rnb Sd,ultdts@Sitllne. Se1ea
gonniagabenb Siineere 9utber Ntea
;yeben 5rreitiolr.nren Ssiitipo&aDss9
MeItere 3utber 0iea. Seben 5tpeitfolcsE'
ben Nitttpohobenb 5onntaei6uIs sSesS
s.::,,,:!!i.sa. csebe.: srs--::::::>>aab:nb GEE,
probe. Nne 8laubensgenoi1en iinb pet>'
Iirg etnaeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

ria 8eIl, &iloa &otih, Dorotbea
S;ft uno Nnna &elp @affee uno @u-
txn lerpiert.
SuIanna Heinertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
NmS 0arY, i,Hiai,a
3,ueig 40.

Gs 6iene alien Sdapeitern our ee.
Taaieen Na@ridt, oab Die nddite Ser.
Iammluns Greitas, ben 13. Muguit,
,,unft z llbr ahenSs abeebalten tpiro,
y il Die saGienballe am sonntag ge.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

gemein6e fonnen uno iollten 6ieier
S!bung beitpubnen uno iino ber3liMt
lpl(lfommen. Der &irbenrat,
q. ggIer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

Stnb Ste nmb Shire AnsebSriAen
Gttslteb I'm Qrantenberein unb
Central 8ertanb? @enn nt4t. iett
1T bic Seit tet3mtreten. Nm semanere
SnfsrmatiSn rnfen eie ben 0stal.
tertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

9itte ienoei Gales Sag Stamps
an gliiabetb Goiie!, 76t gobp MS..
GIepeIano. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Detroit, Midigan
Deutidbe mnb S6hiii6 Gp. ct. 4etrus'
3irdle. UIeufiefb unb 9(pSberrD &pe.

Yfarrer cobannes Seuti1. 1921 @leus
fielb Gpe. Sel.: Yinsr,e 62O5. SantSs
tag: 9eutibe S6mle bon 1912 ubr.
sonnta9i1ule bon 10-11 l1br. 8ottes>
bieni. son i1-12 llb-. Seben lebten
Oienstaa bes MpnatS 0irhenrdtsltenng.
0urh bic Commemorate ieoen oriiten
Dienstag, ionit ieoen 8. sonnta9 sraMen
Uere;:, geriamnlurs. &inoectcrprobs
ieben Sreitas abenhs &ae @lsubens<
genoieU etnSeinDet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Gomeiteab, 20.
1emtfdje Gb. Qmtb. ct. NartuS 2tr@e,
"a a QNa

Mer. Nusnit S. gngelbreht, Pfarrer.
SelepEou SO. 1745. Yin Sonrs nnb
iseiertascn mor9ens $3.50 l;br Sonn'
tagIhufe. 1920 l1tr eneliider @ottes'
cit..-. 1880 l1br bertIdber @ottesbienft
Nue @laubensgenolSen iino ber3ltdb
piIIfunmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Glebelanb, Ohio
3. g. Guan9. 2utb. ct. Spbannes= 0trde.

3. g. Guane. 2utb. ct. sSpbannes- airae.
Eaitor 3aus Soiiel. 76l gbbp @cab.
GEL: Wulberrb 0646. llbr unrlnittaes
oeutider @ottesbien!t. 10 l1nr Sonns
tagihule. II lltr eneliider @ottesbiemit
sutber 2i9a slnbaht uno Weriammllus
5onntag abenbS 1880 llbr. Aonfirmans
oenz llnterrictt unb beutidle ShuIe an,
Samstag bon Q llbr an. MQe @la,lbenss
1enonen iinb beralid eingelaben.
GIcnelant Weit. - 9eutfh .Wemeihbe
Wcit 80. ctr. unb Bilarb ape.
Vaitor Sobaanes 9eutidldnoer. 5000
Wiuarb Mpe. Sell: Woobbtne 9OS5.
@ottesbienit ieoen Sonn= unb Seiertca
in beutiher unb enaliiter Sprad,e. =
Sonntaaidlule ieben Sonntaa 80 l1hr
oormittaas. 9arallffoleeno ensliIder
Sottesbienit bon 1O-10:45 llb,. 9ierauf
;ol9t Der beutide @ottescienit II lbr
uormittd9s.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

- l1nteritiisen Sie Die i'm .Nolts.
6latt1 an3eie ,n6en @eiddftel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

0eutitbe Gpang. =2ntb. ct. HeterS.
0cmeinbe, 5. Ctr.

Nemeinbe, 5. ctr.
0sarrcr Sans .. s. Simolett, Pa
Ibans Ctr. &od]eiter, ga. Selepbon:
Nodeiter 1865. 8pttesbienit $3.50 lbr
moreens; Sonntagid,uls 1O:4b uhr. -
Grallen Ierein VerIammlung am lesten
9onnerstaa ieoen Ronats, abenbs s ub..
Sebermann 1T ber5lt6 niqtontmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

fer noroen lit, niht audi anlpeient
lein fpnnte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Columbus, Obio
Gpang. 2uther. Nartin 3ntber 3trde,
E&c Npler uub Nnn Gtrake.

Yfarrer g. =. 9euer. Se6en Sonnz
tug burmittaes 9 llbr Sonntaeibule
10 l1br cnsliid]er 8ottesbienit; II ubr
oeutId,er @pttcsoicnft.
Mne @lmlbenseenoiien unb Greuno
iinb btr5Iih eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

Ser g. g. 0eiangberein Gintrad)t
oeranItaltet am Samstag, ben IA.
Nuqult einen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Oanfaouno

Sir ois anlaBlib Dcs 5ooes uniereI
aelie6ten 8atsrs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

Sn GlepelanN peritorb am s. Mu.
quit nah ibiperem 2eioen inn sllter
bon 55 SSabren bier Monaten uno 12
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-17
EARLY RESPONSE
ON CAMP APPEAL
Local Scout Council AntiC=
ipates Creation of Rec
ord Attendance

The greatest early response in the
history of the Boy Scout camping
program is being experienced this
season, according to Arthur T.
Hirsch, field executive of Malta
tuck Council of Boy Scouts. 1t is
expected that the camp will be filled
to capacity for the entire season
which starts July and continues
for six weeks.
At Camp Mattatuck, which is sta
toned on Mt. lobe in Plymouth,
scouts will participate in rugged
athletics for physical fitness, long
hikes, outdoor camping, and craft
work. as well as a Food for Victory
campaign which will be conducted
at the camp
Careful supervision is given to all
activities and first aid facilities are
set up at the camp mfirmary In
structions on what to carry may be
obtained from Scout Executive
David F. Babson at 20 East Main
street.
A substantial portion of the next
two weeks will be used in leadership
training courses, Mr. Hirsch an
nounced and members of the staff
will visit the camp for two weeks
in advance of the scouts to get
everything into shape for their ar
rival. Mr.. Babson will be camp
director and Mr.. Hirsch will assist
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-17
EAGLES TO STAGE
CLASS INITIATION
Recently Indicted Officers
to Offciate at This Eve=
ning's Meeting

During tonight's meeting Of tbs
Brass City aerie, Fraternal Order
of Eagles Is candidates will be
initiated. Newly-inducted offlceta
will preside for their first meeting.
The officers are: Arthur Petrucci,
past worthy president; Harold M,
Thompson, worthy president;
Thomas O'Reilly, worthy vice-presi-
dent; Thomas Laden chaplainj
Harold Shanahan, worthy conduc-
tor; Edward J. Foley, secretary.
Dennis R. Mitchell, treasurer; James
J. Gaffney, inside guard; Louis st
Hiliare, outside guard; Francis
O'Gorman, Charles Perotti and Mi
chael Donnelly, trustees, and Or
Louis j. Thibault, aerie physician
Delegates OF the Waterbury aertd
TO the state convention in New Ha-
ven on June &c include: John G
Graham, state president; Michae}
Ferris, John E. Burns, Edward ].
Foley, Dennis r. Mitchell Ray
mond Miller, Henry I. Reyes
Charles Perotti. and Francis
O'Gorman, all past presidents; Har-
old M. Thompson. worthy president
and Albert E. Sullivan, deputy or
ganiZer.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-17
WATERBURY BILLS
AWAIT PEN OR AXE
Governor Baldwin Expect
ed to Take Action Within
Few Hours

Although he has it on his desk,
Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin hasn't
signed the bill freezing City Pur-
chasing Director Martin J. Sweeney
into Office for life-nor has he
vetoed it. The state engrossing
clerk announced that all the other
Waterbury bills, not yet signed, will
be presented to the governor this
week.
When the bills are approved by
the legislature, they go to the en-
crossing clerk for engrossing and
are then sent to the governor
Office. The governor is given Is days
after he receives them in which to
contemplate his decision. However,
if he does nothing about the bill
during that period of time, the bill
automatically becomes law without
his John Hancock"
The bills include those providing
pay raises for policemen and fire.
men; replacing the five-man board
of assessors with a single asses
sor and two deputies; creation of
commission to study Waterbury
pension laws; creation of a pen
sion system for employees of the
department of education not now
covered by a pension ssytem; freez-
ing of health nurses into Office for
life; creation of the post of second
deputy fire chief and one providing
that an officer with the rank of
captain head the police alarm
system.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-17
INSURANCE FACES
PROSPEROUS ERA
State Com. BlackaII Adj
dresses Association at
Meeting Here

After the war. the insurance bus
mess will flourish despite the regu-
lations forced upon it by the war,
said State Insurance Comsr. John c.
Blackall to l25 members of the Con-
necticut Association of Insurance
Agents at their mid-year meeting
here yesterday.
The insurance corporations will
leap ahead in this country when
peace comes, declared the retiring
head of the state insurance depart
ment.
Mr. Blackall is a native of Wa
terbury will retire July l, after
eight years service. He occupied the
commissionership in 1885 under an
appointment of former Gov. Will
bur l.. Cross.
Edwin S. CoWlc5, Jr, of Hartford
president of the association, presid-
ed and thanked Comsr. BlaCkall for
his efforts in behalf of the under
writing profession in this state A
great deal of applause approved of
his remarks concerning the assem-
bly, of insurance men and represent
tatives of underwriting companies.
Other speakers at the luncheon
session at the Country Club of Wa
terbury were Jesse Randall, vice
president of the Travellers Insur-
ance Co., Hartford and Russell
Algire, secretary of the National
Surety Co. of New York.
The meeting was followed by
golf and tennis matches.
John K. Pratt, G. Milton Aller
ton and W. R. Gilman of this city,
comprised the committee on ar
rangements for the meeting which
was held with the Waterbury board
of insurance underwriters as host
| to the state organization.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-17
FEDERAL PAYROLL
HITS 9 FIGURES

Washington, June II - (U.P0-
The government stood accused to-
day of failing to practice what it
breaches with respect to manpower.
The joint congressional commit
tee Oh non essential expenditures,
charging "abuse of power and waste
of federal funds" called for imme-
diate discharge of 100000 civilian
government employees.
1t reported that 3,008,519 civilians
were on the federal payroll-one to
every 2 IL soldiers-and that less
than As per cent of them were en-
gagged in direct war work. That con-
trasted, the committee said, with
the 91776O civilian employees on the
payroll when the last war ended
one to every five soldiers.
The governments civilian payroll
has scared from Sal 1929 a
month in September, 1889, when the
war began in Europe, to 1852, TOO, 800
in April of this year.
The committees report was based
on a tWo-ycar investigation under
the direction of Chairman Harry F..
Byrd, D., Va, who promised another
report on unusual salaries" in the
government.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-17
|CITY RECEIVES
FEDERAL CHECK
Government Pays Quar-
terIy Share for Child
Care Center

The City of Waterbury today re-
ceived check from the federal
government in the amount of ST.
974.87, representing a quarterly con-
tribution towards expenses of
maintaining the proposed Child
Care Center at the Kingsbury
House on Prospect street.
The AMOUNT was recently re-
quested by City Controller Cornelius
F. Maloney, who submitted the first
acquisitions for the city on the basis
of FWA grant OF $8,397 authorized
by the federal government earlier
this spring. The city is expected to
contribute an approximate amount
as its share of the Child Care Cen
ter costs. Actually however, Con-
troller Maloney explained today, the
city will pay more than half of the
cost of opening the Child Care Cen
ter, for most of the expense of re-
pairing and altering the Kingsbury
House to accommodate a maximum
of 60 children will be borne by the
city.
Original estimates for the cost of
operating such center at the
Kingsbury House as well as build
for the 9-month period of 1943
starting with April l. AS the actual
operation of the Center is now de-
signed to begin on July ], it is the
belief Of local officials that govern
mental financing will be accordingly
pro-rated.
Miss Pauline Moor, who will di-
rect Waterbury's Child Care facili-
ties, arrived in this city this week
and has been occupied for several
days past in comforting with men,
bers OF the local Child Care Com
mlttee on plans for operation of the
Kisnbgury House as well as build
ing up the staff necessary to handle
the plant and care for the children
Equipment of the Center has
| already started with both voluntary
donations, as well as purchase by
the city OF furniture and playground
! items.
The Center. and similar ones that
may follow II the program is eX-
panded, are under the supervision
OF the Department of Education
The State Department of Education
is responsible for Child Care pro-
gramming and it is an FWA reuui-
site that this branch of the city
government sponsor the work. At a
recent School Board meeting new
items, amounting to $1O,172 were set
up by transferring funds. These will
provide for normal Child Care facil-
tiles expenses from July l through
December 81. 1t is expected that
when the 1914 budget is prepared
this fall such an item will be in
Guided
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-17
WOLKOWYSKI TAKES
QUIET LITTLE NAP

Vincent Wolkowyski lost the shirt
off his back, and SIT dollars in cash
when he lay down for a nap on a
couch in the apartment of his
father, John Wolkowyski. 684 North
Riverside street yesterday after
noon. A cigarette he had been smok-
ing set his shirt, the money and
the couch on fire. Firemen quickly
brought the blaze under control,
Wolowyski salvaged $100 and his
pants.
Miss Martinkat has been associated
with the hospital since her gradua-
ton from nurses school in 1890.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-17
NO ACTION TAKEN
ON RETIREMENTS

No action was taken by the fire
board at its meeting yesterday on
the matter of retiring at full pay
Pvts. Bartholomew Buckley ard
John J. Corcoran, although bills
authorizing the city to retire them
at full pay were passed by the last
legislature and reported signed by
the governor. The reason given by
the fire board was that it has not
received official notice that such
bills have been signed. Pvts Buck
ley and Corcoran we're injured in
collision Of two pieces of fire APP
para.tls.