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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03

All signs indicate that the industrial importance of the Northwest will continue to grow expand and in crease and down in the imaginary effee East" finds signs of jealousy Rather the attitude of big business
 dong the Atlantic Coast and far out Chicago wei come to Seattle San Francisco and the whole Pacific, to come on in boys, the water is fine"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
.Merry-GO-ROu

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3--If there were more men in the Army like Gen. Eisenhower. this newsman would not be so swamped with soldier mail.
 The other day Sgt. Samuel Cohen of Philadelphia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03

WASHINGTON, Dec 3-The Senate's atomic bomb investigation got off to awful start Tuesday when self-styled economic Jeremiah named Alex ander Sachs took the witness stand and for two hours
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03

This column daily in the Bombay, India, Free Press Journal" the Caracas, Venezuela, Journal" and the Zurich, Switzerland, Die Tat" amongst others and the readers of those distinguished
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
Waterbury Of the Past
25 Years Ago

There were reports that local jit- ney men planned to storm the City Hall and seek out the Board of Aldermen for, showdown on the jitney-t trolley dispute.
 Democrat Headline: Booze Sell eIs Keep Court Officials On Jump Every Minute"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
5 Years Ago

The Connecticut Health Officers Association met at the Hotel Elton in its annual convention. The city sold two buildings. one at 926 North Main street, and the other at l68-70 Wood street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
A Thought For Today

 sacrifices Obeying the Behold better sacrifice, than the fat I
 there be. this earthly sphere
 A a offering holds
 as
 breaks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
15 Years Ago

The Public School Milk Fund passed its quota of $2,000.
 Democrat Headline: Woman Fined $200! Agrees to Close Joint Booze Found in Restaurant on Chat field Avenue"
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Education Board Acts
To Seek New School
In Southeast Area

Application for construction Of
24-room elementary school near
East Capitol street and Benning
road Sc. will be made to the Fed
eral Works Agency, to serve approx
imately 845 children expected to
move into five Federal Housing
Administration housing projects
now under construction in the area
for colored families.
At meeting yesterday, at which
this decision was made, DR.. Robert
La Haycock, superintendent Of
schools. pointed out that provision
for the structure, including assem-
? bly,. room and cafeteria. is con-
tained in the 1916 budget sub
mitted to Congress
The board also acted at its meet
ing in the Franklin School to renew
opposition to the granting Of a
class B license for off sale of beer
and light wines at q store operated
by William Gotkin at 30l P street
NV, near Armstrong High School.
Mr.. Gotkin's application was re-
jected last fall by the Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board after the
Board of Education opposed an ear
lier application.
Joseph w. Heilman, the appli-
can't attorney, said three liquor
stores closer to the high school
than Mr.. Gotkin's store are now
selling alcoholic beverages. Their
licenses, he added, were never pro-
tested by the Board of Education.
Justifying the boards position in
withholding approval, DR.. Garnet
Wilkinson, first assistant superin-
tendent of schools, said there al
ready are % places licensed to sell
alcoholic beverages, none more than
two blocks away from the areas
three high schools, Armstrong, Dun
bar and Washington Vocational. In
Edition to the high schools, there
is M.>iunior high school, the Brooks
Stadium, and four elementary
schools il the area, he said.
( An increase in the number of
-6bOI CD SC1llllS dlCOllOuC UCtcldkcb
would do more to "lower the tone of
the educational community" he
added.
DR.. James A. Cannon, who dis
sented from the boards decision,
said personal visit to Mr.. Gotkin's
store had convinced him 1t was not
used as a "hangout" by students.
II agree that it lowers the tone of
the neighborhood," DR.. Cannon
said. But to deny man the op-
portunity to do business is doing
him an injustice"
The board also approved a Recre-
alton Board recommendation for To-
cation of the new Birney School on
part of the Barry Farms playground
The proposal also provides that land
bordering the Suitland parkway be
assigned by the War Department
for recreational use and that the
new building include community
recreational facilities.
1t was also decided that the new
Evening star., 1945-02-08

elementary school TO be constructed
at Fourteenth and Jackson streets
NE. will be called the Lucy Diggs
Slowe School and that the Dean
wood School will be renamed the
George Washington Carver School.
George E. C. Hayes was sworn in
to fill the unexpired term on the
board of Charles H. Fearing. Robert
A. Maurer, vice chairman, presided
in the absence of Mrs. Henry Grat-
tan Doyle, chairman.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Will Speak on Study. Series

& The Rev. Francis McPeek, DE-
rector Of the Department Of Social
Welfare OF the Washington Fedora
ton of Churches, will discuss Three
Religions Meet Each Other" at $3.50
pm. Sunday at the weekly meeting
Of the Institute of Jewish Studies
at the Jewish Community Center,
Sixteenth and @ streets NV. The
lecture will be one of the series,
Two Thousand Years OF Jewish
History"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
Srat1 9. s., Neb.

gs i1t cine grfobrungstatIade,
OaB our6 oie mo6ernen SQutperI60>
nerungsmittel ni6t MIR 6ie gelun6e,
1done, notitrli6e Sautfar6e 6ur6 be-
Itanotges @outfGrben 5erItort pir6,
lonoern Die @runoIoge gu mon6en
&ranfbeiten bietet.
9te 9aut lit 6os gr0Bte un6 pif=
tigIte &einigungsmitteI unIeres &0r-
per5. l1noufb0rli6 per0un1tet oa6urd1
our6 Wtillionen fleiner @efGBe (Bo-
ren) cine Wenge obgeniibter, Der=
broudter, oeroorbener SGfte un6 gif.
tiger Stoffe. 0ieIe abIonoerung ourdJ
Die Boren lit nit unierm 2eben un6
glutnmlouf un3ertrennIi6 berbun=
ben un0 our6 oie @ouptporen miro
unlerm &orper beiipeitem Ser gr0Bte
Getl oleS Seroorbenen uno Sd)G0li=
6en ent5ogen. SIT Die Saut o6er
lbloff berItopft uno iomit untGtia
10 meroen uniere irlnern Srgone per=
oorben un0 bergiftet, neil oie Gift
ltoffe feinen 9lusgong finoen. Sic
6ol9e ooDon lit Die grfronfung ir-
9enoeineS innern Organs. Sc tGtiger
uno orfener Die 9out lit, oeIto iidcrer
1T man Dor Inbaufung ungeiun0er
Store, Die ale &ronfbeiten perur=
laden. Sur6 Sdniten uno bdufiqe
Acknowledgements nonentlid 86oer,
Deroen Die Boren often gebolten.
ytad einem beiBen 8ooe Ioute man
ltetS NIT foltem 8oiier obtpQlden, 0o
Dies Die Poren nie6er Ifliebt uno
Dor Grfaltlng idiibt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08

unb griinolt6 8erfaut tperoen. Gro.
BE Quantttaten, f6le6t eetaut, iiber.
Ia6en ben Wogen, Der fte ni9t 5it
ber0ouen tmItanoe tit. 8er mGBig iBt
un0 Oie nabrbafteiten Speiien pGbIt,
blei6t geiun6 uno miro alt.
Sir gepobn1i6 eiie man nur bret
NAL om Gage unb nebme MIR cine
Sauptmabl5eit. @enn Der Magen be-
itdnOig gefiiat lit, bermog er ni6t
olle8 3u beroauen mas au @6rungen,
Stauungen 8eflemmuneen uno al.
Ierlei St0runeen fiibrt, tpel6e Die
beridieoeniten &ranfbeiten berurfos
6en. 5elbit Elm Eier bort ouf penn
es Iott iit. 3uoem iit l1nndBigfeit i'm
@ilen un6 Srinfen iiin6baft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08

8lutarme un6 alte 2elte, lit Salbei
Elm iebr Dertbolles l1nteritiibungs'
mtttel. 9lu6 gegen 8eri61etmungen
in @aumen, Sals un6 Wogen miro
Salbei nit eutem @rfolg gebrau6t.
8ei Wagenleioen fann man iebr oor>
teilboft 8ermut nit Solbei bernts
l6en - gu glei6en Seilen. 0ie inn
,Obio 8aiienfreuno' regelmdBig un-
ge5eigten Seilmittel Der 8olfrom
Company, 451 Sycamore Street,
Columbus, g., entbalten oIs Saupt-
6eItanoteiI Solbei nebIt an0ern bors
5iigli6en Setlfrautern unb baben
oesbolb ieit falt etnem balben Sabr.
bunbert un5abligen Berionen BET al
lerlei 2eioen geboIfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
. s, %. st., g. s.

Gieie &loge, 0aB mir aotboIifen
idlafen, OoB Die fatboIii6e 9relIe
itumm lit uno 0oB ielblt uniere ober.
item 8adter eingel6Iofen Iino, -
lit bere6tigt. 2elen Sic ben 9lrtifel
~&ain, mo lit oein 8ruoer?" bon
Or. 6. S. &ei6enberger (ein futbo-
lii6er oeutld=omerifanii 8riel lter)
in unlerer 9lu5gabe bonn /. be5ieb=
ungstpeiie 3. geobember, norin Die
folgenoen Sabe lteben: Limb mir
&otboltfen bier in Imerifo? 0ie
Vtlulonen oeutlder AbItQmmung?
Sin @rOBteil Ser fatboliI6en 8reiie
bat bon Der plonmaBigen Ausrottung
lno Serlflooung oes oeutl6en 8olfe5
nod foum geoti5 genommen, geI6uei-
&c oenn etpo5 oagegen unternommen.
49,. $ 9oben mir 10 gar feinen ginfluB
aut Die Politif nit unlern fiinfuno=
5mon5ig ooer OreiBig 01iuionen? .
gSo bleibt Die Oielberufene actio Ga
tboltco? $50 6leibt cine orqani-
lierte aftion Ser aotbolifen, Die nibt
nur gegen Die 8orbareL oie in unlerm
yfon1en peritbt miro, proteItiert, lon-
bern groB5iigig bilft?"
Suoilde unO proteltantii6e Srgu.
nIlattonen baben cine groB3iigiqt
9ilf5tatigfeit fir lire beoiirftigen
Hell9ions9enoiien eroffnet. Soffent-
lld miro Observation-Disclosures
cine praftiide Silfsoftion in Die 8e,
&c geleitet meroen, iobolo cine po1tale
Nerb1noung nit 0eutl6lono berge-
lteat lein miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
GSran 81. o., ..

0eriten3uder gegen Sen Suiten,
nomentlid) bel &inoern, funn man,
mie folgt, 3u6ereiten: Won m0i6t Ell
ne 0uantitGt 8erIte un0 fo6t 6ie,
lelbe Oonn in elmer 5ugeoedten &ai-
lerolle NIT iebr biel @aiier, oaB Dies
ein1ge 3ou iiber Ser @erite itebt. So.
bolO Dos 8oiier gum groBten Sell in
0ie @erite georungen, miro IeBtere
geniigeno gefod)t. Scum 6ritdt man
Sic @erlte unter itorfer 8reliung
Our6 eine Serbiette ooer Elm grobes
Su6. Nod0em man Die erboltene
l6leimtge Wuiie our6geieibt bat, tut
mon Elm geniigen0es Nuontum guten
3uder oo5u unb fo6t beioes 10 Ionge,
big oie Utiidung cine bellbroune SIR.
bung angenommen bot, Dorauf Die
Uealie ouf cine Oorber nit ettpos Sel
beltri6ene Blotte uusgegollen tpir0.
Sobalo Ser 3uder Neigung 5eigt, gu
erItorren, i6neioet man i'm in bic
getuitnidten Stiide.
9ieieS SuItenmitteI lit alien mo-
oernen angeprieIenen SuItenmitteln
por5u5ieben, Die oft idG6Ii6e Cub
lton3en entbolten uno nur 5eitpeilige
Stnoerung bringen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08

ungeItort meinen @eoonfen na6bdn-
gen un6 beiier borfuB mori6ieren,
mas BET itorfem 8erfebr bod ettDas
ouff6Qig erI6einen tpiiroe.
Sd oanfte Dem Monne uno begab
MIDI auf ben 8eg. gllS er auBer
Sidt mar, 5og id Oie Sdube uno
Striimpfe aus. Damn idien es mir,
ais bore id] lauteS 8eten. Son einem
ScttenDege erI6ienen ettpa 5ebn Bil-
ger. Sic frogten no6 ser Hi6tung
naGl &eOeluer 3lt unO bofften BORT
nod 5eitig gum 9o6omt ein5utreffen.
9tod NOR i6 feline babe StunOe mel
termorId]iert, oIs mir cine Bro5eiiion
entgegenfon. Die Gi1ger maren aus
8iittgen BEL 9eeuB. 4n ser Spibe fam
Oas &reu3 uno binter0rein Die iibIi-
den 8ruppen zines Bilger5ugeS
9fad oieIen traf i6 nur nod berein-
5elte Eilger.
(6ortietung folgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08

Ier bermtI6t, iibt einen tpobltuenoen
&ei5 aus, bef6r0ert Die Souttdttgfeit
un6 bermebrt oie &0rperpdrme, mes.
balb man ltb beIon6ers i'm 8tnter
otter S1noe u11b @eit6t 0amtt mo-.
I6en iollte.
giiig tpirft ou6 5uiommen5iebeno
BEL @ei6piilIten, Die bur6 StoB,
S9Iog un0 3erqueti6ung entitanben
itno. @r bin0ert Die S6ulnis. 9as
@oiden init giiig loft ferner bas
8lut ouf tpeI6es li9 bur6 S6log,
Quet16ung uip. angeInmmelt bot.
Nuffoueno tpirft ei11 ldngeres Gin.
tau6en Ser @lieber ODER giiigaufla.
gen, BEL oen peri6ie0eniten 4rten BON
Sautfranfbeiten, oorausgeiebt, bob
man 81 gleider 3eit Elm gutes 8luts
reinigungsmittel nimmt.
Seoe Suusfrou meiB, oaB man
5Gbes Sleii6 iiber Na6t in @liie Iegt,
oomit es lei6ter uno eber foft ODER
brdt.
60 tpobltuen0 @iiig bel duBern
anDenounGen nirft, umIo berbeeren-
Der mirft er innerli6 genommen, tpeil
er St0rungen i'm 8Iut berurIo6t, BE-
ion0ers Ser fiinItli6e @iiig. 0esbaIb
Iollte @iiig 10 tDenig uls m0gli6 BET
Speilen ge6rou6t tDeroen uno 1tets
nit onOern Speiien genommen per.
Sen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
3d., q. W.

0ie beut5utoge megen ibrer Gel
tenbeit uno ibres boben BreileS faIt
aus Der Weo0e gefommene rote Code
nllefarbe fommt BON Der merifani.
I6en @o6eniuelaus, Die ouf &attus=
pflan5en oortommt. 0ie getrodneten
Siere tDeroen Derarbeitet 5u rotten
&nrmin-, S6arlo6. 1u1b Burpurfar.
ben. 0ie 2ous lebt auf Ser merifos
nii6en &Qftoceengattung geopaleo,
bic lie nit po9sbaltigen AusI I9pit.
5ungen iiber5iebt. S6on Dor Der @1t,
oedung Imerifas puroe ite BON ben
@ingeborenen ge5ii6tet. 9ie biaieern
5arbemittel baben beut3utoge Die
Go6enille folt gon3 bonn Worft Der.
0rangt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
&. s., sSQ.

Ser FL. Sboo66us miro berebrt
uno angerufen in beionoers ldmeren
9lnliegen uno, pie oie @ei6idte be-
peilt, nit ouffoaenoen @rfolgen.
Seridie0ene groBe 9eilige botten Ell
ne groBe 8erebrung fir Oieien fl.
IpoItel. 8efanntli6 beitebt i'm Sole
pbinum gu 8ortbington, g., cine
6relitele 3r @bren Oe5 FL. Suoas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
g. g., Nu.

Inter Dem ~9lleronorinilden So.
Der" oerItebt man cine bodybuilding
9rledtlde Son0idrift foit ser gan,
gen gibel. 0ieie ouBeroroentIid
pid)tige San6idrift 1puroe Inn 6oS
tllntte Sobr6unoert in 9legppten qc.
ldrleben uno i'm Sabre 1923 bon
Dem Fotrior6en 3prillus 2uforis in
4leronorio Gpater in 9onItontino.
peD Dem &onig &arl /. bon gnqlon<
9eldentt. Die Sonbidrift miro ieb1
I'M 8ritiIden Muieum in 2on6on
outbelpabrt, oeiien tpertbouIten aunIt,
ldoben iie nit &e6t beigeoGblt 3u
neroen Deroient.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
- ST. W., GOlo.

WoS bon MineraIpoiier gu bolten
1T? VtlnerolDaiier iino toblenloure,
1dpefelboltige 8oiier. Sic boben au
olel Sal5 uno mirfen bober Gten0
ouf ben Nagen, nenn oupon su oiel
getrunfen miro. 3uoen per0en Iie
gu tolt 9etrunfen. Mun trinft biel-
to9 Vtlnerolnoiier in Ser MbIidt,
Dap tie llrin treiben uno obfiibren
1ouen. Gas lit Elm unnotiirlides, qe,
Daltlomes Nittel, oos longfam oem
Sr9onl5mus groBen S6ooen sufiiat
Am beIten iinO INNER Die Notur,
lmona0en mie 3itronen( (2emon). ODER
y Srongenlaft NIT 3uder ODER Sonig
bermii6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
-Runhfdlal1
@on S. W. Sebenid, ebemali'
ger Ge6aftenr 6es ,Ganbmann'

8ie Ser rationale ST.
nan5oireftor &. H. @onble nitteilt,
neroen piele 8ictorD 8onos bonieiten
Der Jarmer gefauft. Die 8onoanfau-
fe Ser 5armer beliefen ii6 oteies
Sabr orf $1,300,OOO,OOO, ooer Elm
3ebntel 6eS geIamten @intommens
Der Sormer oes gan5en 2onoes.
S6dbungspeiie tperoen Die 6urtner
big gum S6luB bes Sabres $780,
100000 in ibrem 8eitB baben.
Ole 8rets poIitif, I o.
melt ite Sarmpro0ufte betrifft, miro
b061t pobrl6einIi6 obnGrts reoi-
Oiert neroen. 0ie5 be5iebt it6 6eions
0ers ouf 8ei3en uno 8aumpoQe. 8ei
ben ieBigen Breiien lit Die &egierrng
ge5nungen, Die ausfubr BON 8ei5en
uno 8aumtpo1e 81 lubit6ieren -
bier Gents pro Bfoun0 8aumpoIle
un6 a6t5ebn Gents pro bunoert
Hfuno 8ei5en - oan1it omerifoni-
ide @rporteure nit onberen 2Gnoern
fonfurrieren fonnen.
W te 6 on on D ie e r
Steae beri6tet tpuroe, lit es geIun=
gen, in Seras cine neue Buterralle
beron3u5ii6ten. Die neuen Eurfeps
ioIlen 5ebn biz fiinf3ebn Bro5ent
mebr 8ruitfleii6 er3eugen uno ii6
i'm algeneinen 6eiier rentieren als
0ie lonolaufigen 9follen. Scum miro
beri6tet, oaB 8ruteier 0ieier neuen
&olie 5ebn Dollars pro Stiid foIten.
Ole GoIum m JUS (8is.)
Jooo Corporation lit nit Der Stote-
lD 8an Camp, Snc, berldmol3en
moroen. Sic eingangs erpGbnte &C.
lealdaft betrieb bisber fiihf eroBe
Canning Factories in Columbus,
Soricon un0 gpnnspile, @iS., 2am-
renee, Sans, uno Sbelbpoille, SSno.
StofelD-Son Camp bro6ten burd
0ie geri6mel5ung pierunoie65ig
&onierDenfabrifen in 5nan5ig Staa-
ten Der Union uno &anaoa unter ibre
&ontrole.
Ole SoDb bobne ie + t 10 i
ter noroli6 uno DurOe oieIes Sobr
erfolgreid in Siio=3afota angebout.
9lbgeieben bonn Sutternert ser Bflan-
5en lino oieie auBerlt porteilbuft fir
ben 8ooen uno Die Sru6tbarteit 0es
2onoeS. Sebtes SSabr puroen bier5u=
lanoe insgeiontt 13,564,OOO s1cres
nit SoDbobnen bepflan5t, gegen
our6idnittli6 100000 acres idbr-
ltd uno burdIdnittlid in ser Berio-
oe 1994/43.
Sn l1rbona, SIl., mir 5
bonn 12. Sebruor an Die Sainois-
5arm. uno Seimpo6e begongen.
Sol6e Bo6en Deroen in ben mel iIten
Staaten begangen. 0ie 8erlommlun-
gen brtngen Sarmer aus allen Seilen
oeS ietDeiligen Staates 5uiommen,
oomit Die BrobIeme gemeinlom be-
Ipro6en tperben fonnen.
Ole SnternationoI $ a r.
better Company faufte unldngIt Die
6a6rifanlage Der General Motors
Gompanp (8uid. .0ioiiionD in Me1roIe Ie
Barf, Sa., tpel6e bisber 5ur SerItel-
lung bon &riessmatertal benust uno
ieiner5eit bon Der HSG, fir $12,.
100000. Ser 8erfauf idliebt muir
'oas 2anb unb @ebduIi6feiten Elm,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
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Aer5tlih beitdtigt lit 6as oIte
Spr16nort: ~gr grdbt iid iein @ra6
nit ben 3abnen", uno Die onoere
6eltltellung, Bob mebr MenI6en ourf,
unnabigeS giien iterben, ols 6urd)
l1nmoBiges Srinfen. 8er it6 mebr
olS latt ooer gu oft iBt, fiigt ieiner
@eluno6eit einen 6etrd6tIi6en sdo.
ben 5u. Sir ben menidli6en Srqo.
nismus reidt cine fleine 8ortion
aus, um oenielben gut 5u ernGbren
uno traftig 5u erbalten, borausae-
lett, oaB oieie Speiien nobrbaft iin6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
= Ilter 2eier.

ObIdon Die 9}otionierung om
ausgeiltern lit, Oiirftc Sbr "9iatio,
nierungSlieo" INNER nod 5eitgenaB
ieln:
u@eiBt ou, 1piebiel 8unfte Iteben
SSn Dem &ationierungsbu6?
8eiBt 6u, Diebiel Buntte geben
auf Elm Bfuno in i6neaen Slug,
8enn Der Grocer tie ge5GbIet,
0aB ibm audi ni6t elmer feblet
In Der gon5en fleinen 3abl?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
Sran 9. g., Sfla. -

Salbet (5age) iIt zines Der an
beri6ieoenen SeilfrGften rei6Iten
Rrduter. gls See genoiien, reinigt er
2eber unb geieren. sllte, eiternoe
Sdaoen, 8unoen, Mogengeidpiire
beilen ftder uno ihnen. Sir 2eute,
Die tpenig NatltrtpQrme baben, tpie
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NuAkunN
Bon Brpf. s. 90. 9ibren,
&eoafteur bes ,@aiieufrennb'
= 6. g., $40,


Sbre 9lniid)t, Sic bon pielen gut
informierten 2el1ten geteilt miro, lit
flar au59eoriidt in elmer AeuBerung
oeS befannten (ausgeidaltetenD Ra-
0iofommentatoren Upton Glole in
ieinen ~Gloier Ups" bonn 20. Otto
Der, Dorin er idreibt nit 8erufung
ouf cine SSnformotion aus Dem 8ei,
ben Souie, u0oB Sic Seilung Der
Welt 5Dil6en Weosfau un6 @aIb>
ington au5Oriidli6 Oereinbart muir
0e".
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-08
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-10

Moss Hart, the playwright, will join the board of experts on "In- formation Please" as guest with Fred Allen for the first program of the season tonight (NBC, 9:S0 p .m,)
 Hart, the author of "Winged Vic- tody" and Lady in the Dark" Is also known for "You Can't Take It With You" and "Once In A Lifetime" which he wrote with George Kaufman. He and Fred AL len will appear with John Kieran, Franklin P, Adams, regulars, and Clifton Fadiman, master of cere- monies. s.
 queen of Comedy" Joan Davis turns her talents to tea-leaf read- ing on 'The Joan Davis Show" to- night, 8:S0 -8:55, over CBS, admin iStering the psychic in funny doses.
 When Prince Ali-Bey, East Indian tea-leaf reader hired by Joanie to boost business for her tea-roorn, turns out to be con man, Daunt- less Davis assays the fortune-tell- ing role herself and does all right. Disguised in a turhail and veil, she practically hexes hired man Andy Russell into believing there's . Davis in his future; predicts the local bank into near-bankruptcy; sends Wall Street in to tailspin,, and carries on through a series of situations that results in personal glory for Joan Davis. ta
 Transatlantic Quiz, The Anglo American tion-and-answer fea- ture heard each week over WATR- ABC, will be broadcast on Tuesdays at 10 p. rn., EWT., beginning Sept il. The program was formerly aired on Sundays at the same hour.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-10
COP Prepare ForCompoign LoeoI Women Named on State
 Committees

TWO Waterbury women were nam ed Saturday to committees to forna- ulate . Republican program in pre- naration for the l946 state campaign by Harold E. Mitchell, State Repub- lican chairman. They were: Mrs Viola Anelung: named to the com mittee of Youth activities and CO., operation with Young Republicans; and Mrs. Dominic Santoro, nomin- ated to serve on the Labor Industry committee. Arthur Tanner, Wood bury, was named to serve on the Labor Industry committee.
 MT. Mitchell said the appointment of the committees, including vet erans affairs, marks the start of a "gorthright forward-lookipg. contin- ual program of study, blaming and presentation of Q policy for the party and the state government dur ing this vital period of moulding an economy which will provide full eil1- ployment and ideal conditions"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-10
German PW's Clear Mines
 In Dunkerque

Dunkeroue, Sept. 10-(UP)-Vis- itors to Dunquerque sometimes nave to rub their eyes and pinch them selves to make sure they are not misunderstanding that the Ger mans are still occupying France.
 The reason Is that some $50 German prisoners, still dressed in their uniforms are wandering around the town quite freely under the command of their own oil" cers. The catch Is that these men are volunteer mine-detectors, ana as such, because the job Is a dan gerous one, are allowed almost complete freedom of movement.
 The volunteers are divided into three companies and since the llo- eration of France they have neu- tralized over 200,00 mines in the Dunkerque region. Tn the process they have lost 52 men-victirns of their own country's war material.
 The German soldier volunteers are allowed to drive their own cars around Dunkerque, being giv- eH BuSOllHC " VtlC cASAASAA sNSass istration. They prefer to do this dangerous work and remain dis armed troops" rather than prison- CTS. They live in the German made blockhouses where they were quartered before Dunkerque surreii- dered.
 The German mine detecting squads are under the supervision of the French government department of bridges and roads, and the French railroad society. Their 'of- ficers must make regular reports of their work to these authorities, and these reports are checked for accur- acy. When the Germans surren- dered they turned over their maps of mine-fields to the British and these, now in the hands of the French, have proved an immense heln In de-mininP the area.