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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
Police Blotter

A dozen March of Dimes coin boxes left in EverybOdy's market on East Main street, yesterday, were rified during the night. Near the boxes was 8 note saying: Thanks for the honeywell be back-The Shadow"
 Samuel Barbieri, 39, B Berry street, TOrrington, was arrested yesterday by TOrringtOn police at request of Waterbury police after Prosecuting Attorney Frederick w. PalOmba issued a warrant charging him with negligent Op- eratiOn of 8 motor vehicle caus- ing death. The warrant followed the issuing of 8 finding by Cor Oner Stephen A. HOmick holding Barbieri responsible for the death Dec. of Albert Molineaux, 72, Waterville.
 Two girl passengers were slight Iy injured when c. R. & L. Co. bus cOllided with an automobile near the Dollar Market on South Main street early last night, ac- cording to Motor Patrolman Don- aid MOnagan.
 Angelo A. Persico, Columbia street, Ansonia, driver of the bus, was charged with violating the motor vehicle laws. The autOmO- bile driven by Axil E. Sandin, 227 Tracey avenue, was damaged con- siderably.
 Government inspector, checking on ''frozen" new cars at the Wen- gel Motors garage at 203 Meriden road, were amazed at the service they got when they called police headquarters to report that one of the cars was missing 8 wheel.
 We've got the wheel and tire right here," said Acting Chief In- spectOr William F. Pollard of the detective bureau. "It's been here for 8 month"
 The wheel was turned over to police last month by a woman who found it on Manor avenue.
 A 13-year-Old Waterbury boy, a fugitive from the State School for Boys at Meriden, was captured by New London police yesterday to whom he admitted beraking into four business establishments dur ing the night. Total loot was in- consequential, however.
 It is believed the boy is the same who with companion partici- pated in some twenty breaks into Waterbury establishments in the course of escapes from the New Haven County Home and the Mer;den School last summer.
 Police are still looking for 8 Norwich boy who escaped with the Waterbury boy several days ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
MEMORIAL SERVICES
 FOR LATE COMMANDER

Plans for a memorial service for William Thompson, who died last February 19, will be made at a meet ing of Wilson Post, American Legion, and Auxiliary tomorrow afternoon at 4 at the Posts rooms of Bishop street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
%,e4M Mryn>uT VsIADtlsl4ED sOsB
0sTABLlsAED 10sB

This Is An Interesting Place Tc Come To Todoy-Interesting Quol' ity CIearonces In Good Clothing. Good Heodwear, Good Neckweor. These quality suits and overcoots ought to be q great lesson to you in being wisely thrifty-Our quol- ity clothes ere oIwoys an invest ment-ot $34 for suit or overeoot They should be must on your list.
 Heods we crown todoy-will be hard thinking wise heods-ouF good felt hats at $2.95-Some- thing for the book.
 Neekweor from $l.00 and $l.l5 to 65 eents-From $l.50 to 95 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29

F1nanciaI secretary make every effort to maintain the high standards of the organiza- tion. Members of the board of directors will be named by him in the near future. The treasurer's report showed a substantial ball. ance.
 Other officers elected at last nights meeting were:
 First vice president, James Bi- anco; 2nd vice-president, James Saginaro; secretary, John Perrel- la; treasurer, Emil Mascolo; as- sistant treasurer, Salvatore Borel- Ii; financial secretary, Louis Chieffo; assistant secretary, Deputy Sheriff Albert Mucci; ser geant-at-arms, Joseph Mobile and Frank DiSOmma,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
Record Number of Income Tax Payers Seeking Advic
Crosby Exceeds Quota
 In Savings Campaign
Students Purchase $4,l57 in War Stamps in Week;
 Now Determined to Double Original Quota of $5,OOO

Purchasing a record-breakng $4,15795 worth of war savings stamps during the past week. students of Crosby High School went the top in the second week of the quota of $5OOO by $1815O5 within two weeks, Crosytes confident of doubling their quota before the end of the drive,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
POLICE SELECT
 NEW BUS STOP

The bus stop in front of the Terminal Lunch on Grand and Bank streets was changed to Grand and Field streets yesterday afternoon.
 Superintendent of Police Daniel J. Carson ordered several parking meters removed from the corner of Field street for the new stop. Deputy Superintendent Frederick Hickey said the change was made at the suggestion of the board of police commissioners because the stop on Grand and Bank streets was in a position where motor and pedes- trian traffic was inmpeded if more than one bus stopped at time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29
ComplicatedF ormsF or 1943 Payments Puzzle Many Waterburians
Staff of 20 Agents Organized to Assist Public in Filing Statements on Income; Misunderstanding Evident
 on Alleged Forgiven Taxes"

Long lines of prospective taxpayers have been form ing at the U S. Internal Revenue office Leaven worth Street daily the income earning public is pre- pairing turn in what expected to be the largest of in the history of the agency The crowds of callers the office outnumber by far those of the time last year and at times the lines this week long as in early March of other years it reported
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29

daughter, Miss Louise Whitcome, and sister, Miss Susan Whitcome both of Poughkeepsie. Funeral ar- arrangements are incomplete.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29

dure will be to reduce them to a point of mitiliation whereby they will not be attractive to collectors" or abused in any way.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29

One of the most cOIOrful social functions of recent years will be staged tonight when the COncOrdia Singing society stages its 18th an- nuaI masquerade ball and concert in its rooms on Bank street. The grand march will be one of the outstanding features of the eye- ming. Prizes will be awarded to individuals and groups by the judges of costumes. Fritz Neubig Ais chairman of the arrangement committee of which Alex Drapatin, shown above, is a member.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-29

Hurricanes sweeping Finland re- gently uprooted 100000 trees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

this time and am anxious 10 hav,
these questions answered
MISS NJ T.
Dear Miss VI. T.:
The Catholic Church has not
changed her attitude toward
marriage during wartime. The
contracting parties should con
fer with the pastor Of the
parish OF the bride at their
earliest convenience.
Tie will arrange for the in
structiOns necessary for the
non-Cathollc party, or supply
information on how they are TO
he obtained I'm the case where
one of the parties is not living
here.
The documents necessary are
certificates of baptism and con
frmatiOn. which can he OH
tanned from the parishes in
which these SacTamentS were
received. II is important that
YOU consult your pastor at once
II YOU wish, To- insure against
last minute difficulties and de-
LAYS.
REN. JOSEPH T. FOLEY, :. j..
student Counselor,
University Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
War Problem Clinic:
Education Available I'D Girl

grams are available in wide
range of subjects through the
Detroit Board Of Education.
both in evening classes in the
high schools and In daytime
and evening classes at Wayne
University.
Even though you have not
graduated from high school,
YOU would be eligible 90 take
work In the school OF general
studies at Wayne University.
ALFRED McCLUNG LEE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
20 Truckers
Cited by 0PA

Twenty food truckers are today
under permanent injunction to
refrain from any further viola
tions Of food ceiling prices.
The Injunction was ssH d
yesterday by deral Judge
OBrien Immediately after l6 suits
charging food price violations had
been filed against them by OPA
chief enforcement officer Prewitt
Violations cited concern chiefly
sales Of apples, beans and bananas.
The alleged ovefcharges range
from 20 cents 10 So.
The accused men are:
Louis Tocco and Paul Tocco,
ASH Lakewood; Joseph Tedesco.
3l33 Lakewood. Vincent Cipriano,
5795 Eastlawn Joseph Kocenda,
27Ol McDougall, James Lumetto,
PIG Anderdon; Frank Navarro.
SOB Kitchener; Michael Ciarami-
taro. 1906 Hurlbut.
Charles ScrafanO and James
Scrafano. 1896 Dresden, Anthony
Scrafona. 1908 Wiltshire, Dominic
and James Moceri, operating as
the MoCeri Produce Co, 2434
Market: Samuel Moceri Of the
same address; Thomas Maniaci,
3497 Anderdon; Samuel Amato,
1903 Marlborough; James WHALE.
566l Montclair; Samuel NaZZola.
6S5 Newport and Mariana Va
lent and Paul Nalenti, 5311
Cadillac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
War Problem Clinic:

In todays column. Detroit
girl who is handicapped says that
she isn't satisfied with her eighth
grade education and asks the
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC how
she can continue her studies.
Advice is given her by prof
Alfred McClung Lee. head Of
Wayne UniversityS department
Of sociology and a member of the
panel of experts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

Oops! Pin-Up Boys, Too.
Read What Nina Wilcox Put
nam Has Found About a
W MAJ Operators Newest
Agency for Plugging Male
PuIchritude, in The American
Weekly. Celebrated Magazine
Distributed With This Sundays
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Catholic Girl Asks
Advice on Marriage

War Problem Clinic.
What steps must a Catholic
Girl take 10 marry a noH-Cathollc
during Wartimc7
] have been going with boy
for four years and wC would like
TO be- married on his furlough
What Instructions must each Of
uS have and what documents are
necessary?
/ am unable 20 sec a pastor al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

Whether she's career woman or house
wife, Mother will live in eottons this
summer Give her one for Mothers Day
ID. msnnerly checked or striped dress
from Crowley's smart new, collection.
Many colors to choose from.
Dunnf D.s, erf too,-Ns,q ssf'frs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Handicapped Girl
Seeks More Schooling

War Problem Clinic;
1 have been handicapped since
birth and have spent most Of my
life IN The hospital / ann now rs
and only went as far AS The eighth
grade
Is there some way T may sun
get a little schooling ] have
heart trouble and couldn't attend
all day
MISS j. r -.
Dear Miss J. J. ":
PArt-time educational pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Hair is OK. Now
SAYS BOB CROSBY

"THONAS treatment has
l. pleased me 1000. NV
hair seems 10 have more sheen
audible than Fever before, and
my scalp feels grand SAYS
Bob Crosby. Ncll-known or
chcstra leader.
Perhaps ,on are worried about
dandrun scales, or scalp itch
which daudruG and other local
cVcrcmcnt causes. Why not
do a. Mr.. Crosby did land a.
1000 other men do each day9
consult Thomas expert.
- Como in today for
\ SDpnN FREE consultation
IEIDas nN ALWAYS in private.
: OpEktg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, il one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
IS. oo9 Planes in 4 Months

WASHINGTON, May 3 GNS1
aircraft factories
turned out 5000 planes in the
first four months Of 1914 with in
creaSing emphasis on the produc-
ton of heavy bombers and fight
erS, aircraft production board fig
ures disclosed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
I'd Lieutenant TO Ist Lieutenant

Emmst Hooper Jr &C. Ann Arbor
Arlene Olson, WAC Bay City
Roger Porter. ONO, 1926 Vickshurg
Detroit
Richard Zenker &C, ia Washington,
.r0sse Pointe
Dayl CToskery. &C Manisuqus
Mildred ~ Flory ANC. New Baltimore.
Arthur Smith. ONO. oxford.
cnarfes zost, Kc, iceland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
10 i'm State
Promoted

The war department today an
nounced the temporary promo
tons Of 10 Michigan officers. They
are.
Major TO Lieutenant Colonel
Myron Burgsn Inf sauit ste Mare.
fHt Lieutenant TO Captain
Kern Frck. VIC. RChmona
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20
DIN Raiieafreanb

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llno itd in llnferen iegenen agrbdIt.
ntiien duBern? 9ie oeutiden 9ii9ofe
baben bor einiger Belt In einem gro-
BEN tpirfIid mutieen uno tiafdriit-
li6en Strtenbrief fir ibre @Idubigen
oie 5ebn @ebote als bin6en6e Norrn
fir 6as gerbalten gegeniiber Sreuno
un0 Seino bingeltellt. >Wan m0dte
piiniben, oaB unier gpiitopat etnmal
ettpas slebnlides tdte uno unierem
go1fe einoringli6 Die fit pabre Drift"
li6e @eiinnung geltenoen @eisse Got.
tes ins @e6ddtnis 5uriidrtefe. Oie
gegenwartige Gage bat gar ni6ts oa.
bon i'm itttli9en 8etpuBtlein ltnb
empfinoen unfsres Goltes bertpiidt.
SaBgeiinnrng lit cine Der bitteren
5rii6te. - &eb. s. Warfert, $50.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20
S(bmle,t 5tr 8etdutp.
Jung bon &ahem>
OOrmrteileu

springfield, Wto1l., bat mte btele
anoere amerifanii6e St66te nit 15O,-
900 uno msbr @intpobnern, Menl9en
fremoen uriprungs ut1o berl6ieoenen
@laubens. @s gtbt sort $4,000 @ins
tDobner brttti6er @eburt ooer gb-
itammung; $1,000 irldn6ii6er @b-
ltammune; 10000 Nmerifaner fran-
5olii9=fana6ii6er Serfunft; $1,000
Stalienii6= =amertfaner; 5000 SSuoen
aus &uBlan6, Bolen, Deutl6lono uno
aus anoeren 2dnoern; 5000 0euti9-
amerifaner un6 cine aniebnli9e In-
3abl bon Mnt2ritonern anoeren ur-
iprungs eini61ieBGt6 BON 8olen,
Sfanbinaoiern, @rie6en, &uiien,
l1froinern, Gbinelen uno Mrmeniern,
au6 $500 geegern.
Springfield unterl6et6et lid aber
oaourd BON anosren amerifanil9en
5tdOten Gbn1i9er 3uiammenlebung,
oaB es als erite Sto6t inn 2on0e in
groB5iigiger uno lnfaiien0er 8eile
oerIu6t bat, biirgerli6e gr3tebung
neuarttg 5lt gebaltan. Non tpollte nit
fleinliden 8orurteilen, nottonalen
6einoIeligfeiten uno bloBen WeiBber=
| ltanoniiien 5tDii6an Sen 2euten ber-
| |l6ieoener &aiie un0 Abltanmung
561uB MAIDEN.
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etlpa fiinf SSabren in 9lngriff genom-
men, obtpobl i1n 2aufe Ser borange>
benoen flint Sabre berl6ieoene Ser
| iu6e in oieire Hi6tung bereits unter-
nommen morOen maren. @r ltibt lib
pornebmli9 auf 6os 0ffentliGbe S9ul>
lpitem, obmobl iebt fait ieoe @amein-
Reorganization, oie an 0ffentli9er
Woblfabrt elm SSSntereiie bat, our Mits
orbeit berange5ogen murOe.
0as S6ullpltem lit our gr5iebung
5um 8iirgertum umgeltaltet poroen.
Ser S6ulplan 1T betpuBt barauf ge=
ridtet, Die &inoer iegliher Serfunft
einan0er naber 81 bringen uno 8par
obne &iidltdt auf @lauben Sarbe
ooer tpirti6aftlide Stellung. 9as
Geritanonis fir Elm 2eben 1no 2ernen
in @emeini6aft uno fir ben grun0-
legenoen 8egriff Der 9emotratis miro
Dem S6iiler idon n ser golfsIdule
beigebra6t. 8enn ct erfdbrt, tpas Die
oeri6te6snen 8olteri6aften 5u unie.
rer 3tpiliiation beigetragen baben, be.
fommt er cine 8oritellung bon De,
tpedielieitigen Nbbangigteit bs1
@ruppen unb gationalitGten. Sritt er
IN Die Sunior Sigh Sdool Elm, tpirf
ibm @elesenbeit geboten, sic Biir
6igl1ng oes reiden @rbes amerifas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20

ergeben mag, iot6ern Der fiinitli6
er5eugte SAB, SaB in 0ReinfuItur,
SAB ipitamatiid gepre0igt, .SaB ais
@egenitano Der l1nterbaltung, ols
Nittel 5ur Anfeuerung fin ben
&auf bon &riegsbon6s ODER Seritel.
lung bon 9riegsmatertal, SaB our
@rbobung angebli6er patriotii6er
@eiinnung SoB, Inn 8eifaa 5u ge.
pinnen, SAB, um itd pidbtig gu mo.
den. SaB fann MIR Der Beitbau9 oes
SeufelS ietn als 8ioeriader oes Got
tes, Der Die 2iebe lit. l1n6 ale Die, bic
ben SaB 5ii6ten un6 perbreiten, iino
nidts anoeres als apoitel Satans.
aber oies lit sic bittera 6ru9t ni9t
10 iebr 6es 9rieges als Iol6en Jon.
bern als oer totalitdr un6riltlt6en
| ia Der otreft beionii ii9en @eitnnung
zines groBen Seiles ,tnIerer Mttmen.
i6en, Ser arieg bat ibnen nur Die
@elegenbeit uno Die @ntI6ul6tgung
oafiir geboten, oas @iftgas oes @ai-
ies los5ulaiien.
auffaneno lit, oaB ser 6ur9i6nitts
li6e Neni6 aus itd ielb1t ni9t oar,
auf aus it, itd nit SaBgeltnnung 81
erfiiaen ooer in SaBduBerungen al
ergeben. Sd babe NIT bielen Men=
i6en oen &rieg uno ein5elne 8baIen
oes &rieges iopie Sen Geino beIpros
den. Sobit leIten fano i9 cine 5pur
pirfli6en Saifss. 9ie meiiten i9ei>
men ii6 naturbaft, menn ni6t aus
6riitli6er @eitnnltng, 6aeegen au
pen0en. lin 10 bartnddtger uno teuf-
liider iin6 ober Mdnner uno sSrouen,
oie it9 offentli6 in 8ort 1tn6 56rift
bemerfbar MAIDEN f0nnen, 6aran, Die
Dro6enloat Oes Saiies 5u fden. Gin
@roBteil al Ser &riegsberi6te in un-
ieren 3eitungen ltn0 in Ser einen ODER
unoeren 8eiie ebenlopiele &anGle, IN
oenen SaBgeltnnung in Die Maiien &C.
leitet miro. Selbit mau6e &rtegsbe.
ri6teritatter nit fatbolii6en geamen
ma9en bt2roon feline Iusnabme. Sf>
fenbar pollen lte, dbnlt6 on0aren, nit
ibren 3eitungSeigentiimern gut lteben
uno berfaufen tie 10 Inn 6as 2tnlen-
mus tbraS @ebaltes ibr @rltgeburts-
re6t als Gbrilteu. Sir oas tpteoerboIs
te Sleben uno Mabnen 0es SeiItgen
GaterS, alS Sournalilt item li9 oIs Gbri=
item 5u betDabren, boben lta fein &C.
bor. Weanner, sic Sc tpabrbaftig ri9t
notig boben, Inn oie @unlt ser Moile
5n perben, pie Soro @eontgomerp uno
einige unlarer amerifanil6en Seer
fubrer, tii6en bon 3eit at 3eit tpie>
Der ben uSun" auf. Ser &eOner BET
elmer fitr5liden @ra0uierung bon 81
fi5iersfanOiOaten an elmer l1niperIi=
tat int Often fannie MUIR Elm Weittsl
5ur Infeuerung fir oe 5utiinftige
Pfll9terfitllung, namli6 SaB, uno
INNER tpieoer SAB Oes Seinbes. Mit
teufliider Wetbooe tperoen Sag fir
Sag in tauieno Sonarten nur sic
Sablt6feiten uno angebli6en &C.
meinbeiten bes Sein0es Sen ongeb,
li6en @emeinbeiten oes Seinoes oen
2elern borgeiebt, als Oh er nur aus
Seufeln ooer 8eltien beitan0e, nie>
mails elm geredtes @ort fir ritterli=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20

BET ibm cine Derit1nonisDoIle Stel.
lungnabme gegenitber alien GaIien.,
8lanbsns- uno nationaIen @rllppen,
inoem man ibm tbre f,tlturel[e @ieen.
art nabebringt. @r getpinnt cine ge-
naue &enntnts Der 8eitrdge, Die Die
beriaisoenet @ruppen gum 8a6s.
tum Ser Ser. Staaten ,no ieiner Sci.
matgemeitoe geleiitet baben.
3ogltnge Der Senior Sigh 56ooI
geben nod tpetter; ite unteriuden sc.
genpartsfragen, lernen oas @eien
Der Bropagan6a, iiberpriifen tbra Ell,
genen 8orurtetle uno tper6en ienitan.
De, obiettibe 59liiiie au ateben.
Man lebrt @laubens. uno Sfoiien.
ouloung ni6t 6ur6 8ortr6gs, ion.
oern ani6ault6 our6 Aatogserleb'
niiie. go 8. 9. 1nteriu9en bic 5@i.
Ter unter Oeittpirfung oes 0rtIi9en
Wuieums fir idone Riinite Die @ult.
groben &eltgionen gebrau6t tperoen.
obiette, Die Bel BEN Geitlidfeiten aller
Sic iollen i'm 8ege Der grfobrung
ben @ottes6ienit, tpie ct bon oen Brte.
itern Der beri9ieoenen @laubensbe.
fenntntiie tatld@lib berrtbte miro,
tpitrotgen un0 Der iteben Ieruen. Sn
elmer Sdule tp1r6en nm Die 8eib.
na6ts5ett, 1tnter Oeittpirfl1ng bon iii.
oti6en uno 6rtltli9en @emein6efiib.
rern gemeiniam oie 8eibnadts feier
uno 6as 2idterfeIt begangen, an oe'
men iotpobl iiioii9e pie niatiuoi I9e
&inoer teilnabmen.
Auf 0iele 8eiie tpuroe oie &ebnli6.
felt Der bei0en Seitli6teiten, itott oes
unteri6ieoes, berDorgeboben, uno Die
&inoer erfubren, pie dbnli9 bic &C.
ididte bonn @briltfino un6 bon San.
nab unO ibren S0bnen lit. 9te Ser
anitaltung tpar 10 ,erfoIgreib, 6aB iie
nunmebr aliabrlid itattfineet, tpobei
40 Pro5ent Der ediiler 6teier &nitalt,
Die friiber ais Suoen bon oen @eib.
nadts feierli6teiten in Der 59ule
ausgel6lolien maren, n1tnuebr etfrig
mittun t0nnen.
Man beoient ii9 bieIer MitteI, Inn
Sen &iuoern gagenieitiges 8erItdno.
niS, Eoleran5 bei5ubringen uno 5u
5e5igen, pie tpidtig gemeinl6aftlt6es
Seben un6 2ernen in elmer 9en1otras
tie lit. @rfabrung lebrte oie 8egriin-
Ser 0es 5pringfielo 8lanes, 6aB 10
mande un0enofrotil9e Gin nlteaung
bdufig Elm grgebnis bon Gin nfliiiien
|iit, oie in Ser @emeiuoe lelbit mirtium
|lino, es lei Dies 5u Sauie> i'm &lub,
auf Ser StraBe unb lelbit in Der Sir
DIE. 5ol6e @rl6einungen tuer6en tm
S6ulraum unterlubt, tbr 8eien
miro aeprii # uno ertlGrt. g,
Gin gl1feg Deittel, oas @oiienporur.
tell gu bstdmpfen, beitebt oorin, oaB
man Die S6iiler oie &riegsberluitli-
| item our6geben laBt uno auf oie Sea-
men Ser Manner aufmertl jam tnadt,
oie tpsgen Seloenmutes ausgeaei6net
puroen. 8enn man itebt, miepiele
rnierer Soloaten 11n6 9eeleute Sea.
men suropail6en l1rlprungs tragen,
10 miro flor, oaB bas 2ano 11i6t rur
aus Smitbs, 8rotpns ano Hobinlons
beitebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20
9te btttere Trnd)t


mas an tpirfli6en 8erten in ber
Wenidbsit it6 ftn0et, tann obne tie
fen Sdmer5 3euge 6es gegentpdrti-
gen &rieges lein. 0ie entieslt6en
8erluite an bIiiben6an Meni6enleben,
0urd 6ie 3erit0rung an 0eiien, bas
an 2iebe uno Soffnung ii6 Inn Den
Sobn, 8ru6er, 8rdutigam, @atten
uno gater aufgebaut bate, allein Bill.
oen ein Mesr 6es S9mer5es. 9one.
ben bdufen ltb Die 8erge bon Hut,
men al 6eiien, mas &unit uno &ultur
uno @eidi6te uno a0nnen Ser Wen-
i6en in miibIamem Soberitrsben ge-
if)offen batten 1no nun in Sriimmern
liegt. Die bliibenoen @Grten oes goels
iten, Dos 8eligion uno ber5parmes
Weni6entl1m ins 9oIatn gerufen un6
mie Elm tpeites @efilOe 6es Segens Den
Weniden eegeben batten, iino beuts
cine foit ebenio tueite 8iiIte getpors
ben. Ber t0nnte al oeiisn obne tief.
ltes Ser5e1eio eingeoenf fem?
Man mag tpenn au6 nit i6le9tem
Sroit, li9 logen, 6aB 0tes nun elm.
mai in Dem entfeiielten 8eltbran6e
idledteroings 5ugrunoe geben muB,
gepiliermoBen automotild, neil in
Ser &riegsmal6inerie es tein Salten
mebr gibt, big ite itd laergelaufen
bat. @s gibt ober elm @ebtet Der Ser.
lt0rung, bon 0em oas nidt geIagt tper>
Oen fann. Sier lit nidt eine matertel>
le Maidineria in Gang geiebt nor
oen, sic blinotpiiitg ourb Oie 2aroe
roit. Sier iin6 es einfa9 Meniden,
ote betpuBt Die 3erltOrung betretben.
9us S6limmite lit, oaB 'es ni6t 3ers
Itorung bon Sauleru uno Staoten
uno MenI9enleben lit, IonOern bic
3er1torung bon ettpas biel G0lerem,
8ertDollerem, etDaS, 0aS 0te Mtsn-
i6en notpenoiger baben ols Staote
uno @ebGloe, ettpas, mas 8otteS urs
eigenites @igentum, @ottes ureigenite
590pfung, @ottes tlarlter utto be-
ItimmteIter 8iae lit: 0ie 3erltorung
0eiien, mas oos gemeiniame 8uno
Der Man16en ausma6t, oas tie n0tig
baben, lange na9oem oie oer5eitige
Wor6tput Iid ausgetobt bat, oie Ger
ltorung Der 6riltliden 2iebe Der
Wenlden gu etnanOer ielblt in tbrem
Seine.
Ser Utangel an oieler friI Itli6en
Nadltenliebe bat gum 8riege gefiibrt.
Sour Die 9tiidtebr 5ur friltli6en 2is-
be uno @ere6tigfeit fann ben &rieg
beenoen uno einen oauernoen uno er=
tragli6en Srieoan berbeifiibren. Sb-
ne oiele 2iebe uno ibre 56pelter, sic
8eredtiefeit, miro sic 6olge5eit nur
i'm beIten Sall, cine llnterbre6ung
oes &rieestpiitens unO ser Menld=
beits5erfleiidung iein. Nfan ioate
oenfen, oaB ertpa6lene Menlden NIT
einem Minoei itmaB bon geiunOem Ser
ltanoe oies einlaben uno e5 als ibre
meni6lide, menn nidt drii itli6e
8flidt betradten tpiiroen, mit5ubel-
fen, oas ein5ig baltbare JunOament
fir einan Srieoensbau 5u i9affen
ooer 61 erbalten.
8as ieben mir ober in @irfli6>
feit2 Ofnn nrhpitpt Anrnn. ipnIichpm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-20
Tanks Complete
 Conquest Of Aachen
CcontInuod from Page D

during the night.
 German artillery laid down Q heavy hombardm0nt on the Amerl- can.occupied parts of AAchen. Two of hVO German tanks were de- stroyod and scores of Nasis were Killed in Q futile eounter-attaek near VOFlautenholde,
 The dermanB reoocuplod several pillboxOs ia the HaarOn Area north Of Aachen, but were driven out later. Fairly strong countersthrusts north of HaarOn were broken up.
 The Third Army front ir eastern. most France was quiet except for heavy fighting Inside MaigieFoB los Metz, Ave miles north of Mets, The deFfnans Bheliod American held parts of the town last night.
 On the sixth Army group front, Six ceuntersattRcks were thrown back northeast of To Thlllot. The French First outhanked Ventren, two miles southwest of Continent, from both tho north and south and then advanced into tho entrance of Dussang Pass, which leads to Mulhouse,
 The hanklng of Vontron, five miles east of saulxuTes, brought the French withip two miles of the old AiBatiAn border,