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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13
LARGER QUARTERS
 DESIRED BY CLUB

Tn order to care for increased membership enrolment and prepare for Womens and children's auxil- iary, plans were made to seek large! quarters for the North End Com munity club at Q meeting last night at the North End "Y".
 The new location was tentatively announced as Lakewood park 20 tha; the club could benefit fror the play grounds, picnic grounds and other facilities.
 Also at last nights meeting An. drew Ciarlome spoke on the history of diamonds. He was introduced by Pon,peii Lentini of the program committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13
Dr. Fairfield
 Resigns Post

Boston, March B ---' (UP) - Dr. Wynn c. Fairfield resigned today as Far East Secretary of the Amer ican Board of Foreign Missions (CongregationaD to accept post with the Foreign Missions Confer ence of North America.
 pr, Fairfield, whose resignation is effective March 3i, will become chairman of the secretarial Council to coordinate the Conferences ST.. 10000 annual missionary program throughout the world.
 4 native of Tabor. L.. pg. RAir-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13
SETTLEMENT MADE IN
 FAMILY LITIGATION

A family property suit brought by Maria Rosa scozzafava of Wa terbury against her daughter, Es- teila Scozzafava Tayano of Water bury, was withdrawn from the superior court docket today. The lit- igation involved premises on East Main street near the scovIll Manu- facturing Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13
INDUSTRIAL FOOD
 USERS GET WARNING

Industrial food users who do not file applications for new period rae tions by Thursday will be penallzed according to a reminder issued by Aaron Paur, ration board manager The original deadline for applying was March 1, and penalties retroac- tive to that date will be imposed for each late day on filing, 1t was re ported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of the Com blned War Fund and Community Chest inc.,. of Waterbury, schedul- ed to be held in the Connecticut Light & Power Auditorium. 70 street, Waterbury, Conn, at 4:00 D. m, March goth, 1895 has been postponed until March 2Srd, l946 at the same place and time.
 AUSTIN L. ADAMS, 3.ie.it President.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13
SENATOR WALLACE
 LUNCHEON GUEST

Sen. Patrick Wallace (D), wiil be guest of the Connecticut Prison Association at its reception luncheon 10 rDean Roscoe Founder Of the Harvard Law School to be held at St. Josephs College, Hartford, March q.
 Chief Justice William Maitbie, Gcv. Raymond F. Baldwin It. Gov. Wilbert Snow and others will be among the principal speakers. Topic Of the day will be Adult Proba" tor" ~
 Senator Wallace is chairman of the Legislative Committee on penal institution, clerk of the committee on welfare institutions and . meni- bcr of the board of directors Of the Cheshire RefoTinatOgy. 4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13

operation.
 He was awaiting Washington ap- proval of medical discharge when the seduction charge was made against him by Pablo Sciria, Joe sephine's father, in Q letter to May. or P. H. LaGuardia.
 LaGuardia referred the letter tc the Navy, and Brooks was ordered returned to Pozzuoli. Italy, pending investigation. But his removal by plane last Wednesday was held Up when Mrs. Brooks protested tc President Roosevelt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13
Russians Increase
 Pressure At River
tcOntanued from Page D

1 death from fortified stone houses, plslboxes, barrlcaded streets and other steel and concret deeenses.
 A city of 2l,000, Kuestrin lies astrlde a trunk railway and . super highway from Warsaw to Berlin. Na9l broadcasts said the Russlans were rushing regiment after regi. nient" and huge stocks of supplies Into line at Knestrin and elsewhere along the Oder for the assault on Berlin,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13

field received his Doctor of Divinity degree from Oberlin College and did missionary work in China and ja. pan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13
Jops Unable To Organize

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13
HOSPITAL BULLETINS

Elizabeth Demske, [, v South street, was treated at St. Mary's hospital yesterday for . dog bite on Che hand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13
Mrs. Keon
 Loses Suit

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13

BUx wAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-13
Bill Bocked
 By Democrat

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06
Der Statas pelt p,aerte
Rice
S4lub boz, Sette 1.

rem eigeren Senat rno llno ihr eige-
mes Observation-Disclosures, fiir oerer,
@abl uno 3uiamnenleti,ns jeber
Yortcritaner inn Ilter bon iiber 81
Sbreu itinumen tann. Ser 8orpers
nelr fat bas Ied,t, gegen pcm SnIel,
fongreb beidloiiene 8eiese bas geto
5ll erhcben.
Sn Gerfoll ibres &ultltes, uol.
berehtiate amerifaniidye Niirser 81
iein .oiirben oie Srielberarbner e;
5rnrillocIt germ lebe,L Sa6 Tie ibrer
eigenen 8ouUerneur lpaDfen fGnnel,.
ltno ba ser aonJreB ser Gcrei;igteu
Staaten ale Seibliiile Ses SnIelfpnz
greIies allfbeben FAINT, orGngcn oie
meiiten NSortorifaner aub oarauf,
oaB ser bon ibnen se,pdblte rHeli,
oent Gommiiiiuncr" in @aihinatol
menlgiterts '9lbItlnlnlllll3= uno gtits
reoeret)t im HeprdlCutantenbaus Ser
gereil1igten Staaten baben ioatc. IS
miro angenommen, OaB nur cine ichr
geringc Minoerbeit pGligs unabbdu-
sisfeit atitrebt.
0eraoe ,iest Ibiloet ser politiit1e
Status folonialer gei!bltlraen in
MIien io1pobl als in Sitinoien cine
brenneno l,ntltrittene 6raee, rno &C.
raoe in bielem Islusenblif ididea
iib oie &ereinigten Staafen ali, ibr
eisenes ~&olonialproblem" aitf De-
nofratiid,ite @eiie 81 loien. Die ,pei-
tere Gnhpitll,ne oarin miro oaber
pon oen S0lfern Der sanSen Groe
nit grobter Ilrfnlerfianlfeit pcrfolgt
,uerbeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06

SSsn einem Mrtifel BON 8ernarb g.
&idsaros i'm r9ongreB Weetlp. be-
tlagt Der 8erfaiier Sic Satlad,e, oaB
Die bier als Smnigranten eintreffer,
Sen sSltben nid)t mebr als iolfe oOer
ais Sebrder lbetradytet uno 10 in ocu
&ibern Ser Gin,pauoerl1nssbcborO
eingetragen lpeu0en. io,rOerm als I'm
earn, @rieden, Holen, llfrainer,
uip., ooer ais Staatsangcborige Der
Sdlroer, aus benen tic ltanmen. &C.
kriB fonne ,llan I'M Yripatleben Don
oieier alaiiifi5ierlng ab,peiden, aber
antlid) lit bicic naln Surd Die uom
Smmigrnfions= umO 9taturaliiationss
biiro Ses SuItiaoepartlnents nerofs
fentlid)te 8egulierung bonn s. 9eop.
1943 entl6ieoen. Sic bebeutet nad)
Mniidyt oes 8erfaiiers einen grfoig
Ser ~aiiimilatoriid)en" 9rdfte oes
ameritaniid)en S,tbentlnns, bie Tiir
cine Serartige, bonn Autor als rirre-
fiibret,o" erfldrte alaliififation As
Sabre lane eefdmpit bdben.
Ser Spuf ser Mtomeeiiter fdngt
an. uns allf Die 9eeruen gu faGen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06
Siebenbireifd,s s2lmerifantfAes DcIfsbldla

beroniif nannte, uno au SEN baber-
fiiuten 8liden, Die iid) i'm Mittel,
gang freu5ten.
8leib nab oen gnoe oes Got
tesoienites lief audi ibon ser oide
Shlabter aus ser eriten Geibe sum
Mltar, INN iid) 81 mflagen. vMelne
&l,noen tpoaen itid)t meDr bel mir
tallfen, npeil idy oen beioitiihen
8alum aneebetet babe"
Ser @eibnabisbainm," iagte So
flor SdNpan nit ocm 8cltriiben, ie;s
ner Sthnrne sen Con ser ueber5el!-
gung 81, oerleiben. lit feinaspcss
beioniid. s(ud beten mir i'm nidt
an"
v8enau oas bab id meinem Dtei,
tier geiagt," ld)ric etn Shreinerlchr.
ling raber er ertlGrt, onB er mid,
1erausaperfen miro, neil ih hel1
Baum fGllen bali"
"ltno bas tue i6 out," occbtc ser
Shreiner. sd &reroe mir bod mel.
ne ncller SenlterlaSen uie,t atrciGeT
lalien loegen oieies @osenoieritcs. u
Staublternheu spirbelter glieernl
lm Sen Gbriitbaum. &eperenS
.Sd)lpen nabn ibn ld)iiteuS unter
Den Mrr unb trLg i'm langlam o,ls
leiner Stride bis in Sen Sinterboj
ieines Saules. Seine 5iuieipaltiger
Sd)Gfhen foIeten ibln. alls er sic
Eforie bil,ter iid id,loB, !uaren iie
in 10 Geitieen St:cit ge,ateu. oal
ct eiEige @prte oeiitlih peritano
Sie batten auerbings init Osm Sn'
balt ieiner BreSigt nifts n,ebr &C.
mein.
2as, lpas einen brapen MaMn al.
tieilt ucrbitteru mus, lit es, feline
CUTE Sat b0Apillis ins Gesenteil Der.
brcbt 81, ieben. 60 mllBts es Eaitu,
Sdapan ergcben. ytagenoe 3lpcifel
befielen ieine Seele llnS er lrhte Ses'
balb einen lrellno allf, YaItDr Gan
fielo, oeiien Stride beinaDe ehe,il
flein apar iuie sic Sion &burd,. Sci
mes ibrer Afitglieoer batte iih ar
sen slusfaQen yegen Sen GDriltbaln
beteiligt.
1Jortietl,ng folst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06

ting much better. We had a swell
turnout on Sunday. but the girls
couldn't get ahead OF the boys.
To Farrell
You can look forward to see
ing the Salem Jrs. at your dance
Saturday night.
Back Home Again
This time it is not for a 80 day
furlough but to stay. We wish to
welcome home Gus Falk, John
Girscht, Simon Spack and John
Spack, also Benny Wikman.
Congratulations
to our newly weds, Kate Polder
and ST Spack. On behalf of the
'club and myself we wish you
both the best OF luck.
Christmas Dance
The Salem Jr. Saxons are plan
ming semi formal Christmas
Dance Dec. p, at the Saxon Club
on Railroad ST., Salem, O. Dane
ing will be from 9 to II.
We have been very fortunate
in securing Charles Steuross and
his NBC orchestra. Charles Steu-
ross was formerly with Ted
Weems and his orchestra later
becoming assistant director of
Weems band.
Many of you will no doubt re-
member Steuross as the orches-
ira that opened the ,Pompelan
Room at the Statler Hotel in
Cleveland, Ohio. Many OF you
have danced to his music.
Don't forget to mark the date
on your calendar, Dec. D to be
at the Saxon Club in Salem.
Come in overalls or in high So
ciety garb as long as you can en-
joy yourselves. Hope to see
you all there.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve
land District Office of Price I'd
ministration on local stations DIR.
ing the week are as follows:
Saturday, December 8
at GAS a. m.. WMAW. Mansfield
Question Box.
Saturday, December 8
at Ills a. M. WIKI. Cleveland,
OPA Today.
Saturday, December 8
at 1885 p. m, WV, Cleveland.
OPA News.
Saturday, December 8
at l2::45 p. m, WJW, Cleveland,
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, December 8
at lis p. m, WHBC, Canton,
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, December l
at 2:l5 pm, .,WFMJ. Youngstown;
Chester Rowles.
Sunday, December g
at 1O:15 a. m., WICA, Ashtabula
Chester Bowles.
Monday through Friday
at 500 y. m, WIKI, Cleveland
Get WISE.
Monday through Friday
at I :OS \. m., WKBN voupgs-
town, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06

ten baben ibren sroben ginfluB auj
unIere 0olfsuertreter.
gs miro BON aaen l,nieren Bolts
pertretern i'm itillen un6 offen 5uge.
se6en, oaB ie mebr Briefe uno aar'
ten iie BON ser 8Gbleridaft erbal'
ten, lpori, oieie lire @iinibe flsno'
geben uno ie nebr Hetitionen Ser
treter BON 9iirger Orsaniiationeu
nod Waibinstoa, bringen, oeitr
i6neler miro Sen 8iinihen oel
8dbleridait &ednung setragen.
Das lit bod nobl Oelltlid) senug
sllIo, ans 8erf, ls,,b tpoaen mi,
hoiien uno Gott bitten, oaB uuier<
@egierungsbdupter es fertis bringer
m0sen, unieren @iiniden sereht 81
perSen, bepor mir in @ablitimmen
an5abl 5u iolden Hroportionen an
aemadien iino, oab mir es perlanger
miiiien.
Wir iino aufriftig uno mollen oel
Wenihbeit nur @lstes tl,n!
@eitere Snforn1ation erteilt germ
Mmerican &elief for @ermanp
Snc., 3O39 9incoln Mpe., 9bicagr
13;. Sainois. 6ranf @erf. Sec.
+ sc. 9. ga nur cine Srganiias
tion bon bem 8ar &eliei Control
8oarS fir sic san5en gereinister
Staaten senebmist miro, uno 0ieie
Organization ont se,trallten gelegen
lit, tperoen aae bereits eriitierenOen
ooer ii9 biloenoen Selief,Orsaniia.
tionen eriudt, iih oem ramerican
@eliei for @ermann Snc. iofort
ansuidlieben.
g. g. Die lette Wnd)ri1t iiber
SEN Yoitperfebr nit Deuti1lano lit,
oaB displaced perlons" in oem bon
sen Mmeritanern beiesten @ebiet.
iett Hoitfarten ausgebdnoigt befom.
men, Inn an Nerpanote in Mmerifa
gu idrei6en, tporauf oieie ibnen 5
'9funo 9atete idi6en t9nne0.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:
General Dwight D. Eisenhower !:

General Dwight D. Eisenhower:
The question is this: Are we
going to turn our backs on the
problems III Europe to the extent
of el1dangering the peace, or are
we going to see it through to
the end? There can be no COM
promise in this. Up to a certain
point the process of withdrawing
men from Europe is wise and
necessary. But there is a danger
that very unwholesome situa-
Sion might develop. The plain
and unpalatable fact is that the
carrying out of Americas war
purposes requires for an indef-
mite period the maintenance of
adequate military forces in Eu-
rope. The responsibility lies with
all of us to make the men realize
this is a total duty. :. If dis
integration of our forces goes too
far, it will provide evidence to
the German people that we are
not equal to our task, and an
enduring peace may disappear
and the war may have been
fought in vain. -. We cannot
neglect our responsibilities to the
peoples of Europe who were our
Allies and who suffered under
German rule. ;. Our job will ybe
a continuing one until the suffer
ing peoples are re-established
and made self-sustaining."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06
Das 3ettbtIo i'm Spieoel
Der prene:

sSn Scr rytelp Dorf Seralo Sri.
bl,ne" miro oie 8ritteriteilrng bes
&uiiers Sirobito unS bas aus ibr
reiultierenSe Dilemma iGHnrflirEig
untsr o;e 2upe eenc;nmen. Iies 9e-
i9iebt im slllidluB an cincn re'llen
Hropa9anSaNpefe1 bieuenOen Gmp,
fang, Sen Ser rSobn ocs S;mnlels" -,
suelder bisber iein Nutlit gclp6hn,
liden Sterbliden nidi Sciste, ,rei
amerifaniiben SSournalnten ponGin-
fluB 9egeben uno apobei er ieoe Nit
i6ulo am Hearl Sarbor- -l.eherfall
abgeltritten uno sic Ginrihtlmg ci=
ner Monarbie nah el,gliidenl NtMs
lter iiir Sapan uoreeld)logen Dat
slber, 10 nreint Die .1ribune", io!be
pro'paganoiitiiden Grfldri,l,gen for
bern Die SOlung bes Yrchlems Der
japanidpn &rone 1T feiner Nseiic.
Sas 9latt idliebt: ~gntlpeber Dnt
Sirobito 'bie militGriId,e Yolitif ee.
nebmist r,nb unteritiitt, oann lit er
Elm nod grOBerer &rieasuerbreder
als Goio. SScr er ,par nur ein pal,
'itues 8erf5elg in ben SonSen ser
Militarilten; Damn miro er. 10 tiis-
lib er pielleidt fiir Den Mugenblid
iein mag, ldliebliD a5treien miiiicn,
1pie alle noeren geibrliden ana-
dtonisren. Has lit bas Silcnina
Ser Snitit,lticn oes &aiicrs bon
Sapan."
Sur 'Stretffrage ertldrt Die r9tem
&ort times, baB Die augenb!id=
libeu Streifausibriife auf l,ngeiun-
Sc &esierunsspolitif suriid5l,iiibrcn
iinb, Sic oie @lrbeiter begiiniiigen.
Was sic 9iesierlins iest 5u enti6ei.
Sen bat, lit, ob es iid) bon Der. ein-
ieitigen Sntcruention 5llguniten Ser
Mrbeiter s,,riid3ieben !Hou ooer of
iie periud)en ioa. cine iold)e S,lters
pention our6 cine areiOeutige Noli=
tit ausSubalancieren, aie io1pobl Die
Nerantportlidteit Der Baperfidaf-
ten &pie aub oie Hed)te ser Ge.perf-
jbaften anerfennt."
Sn Der v9sap Yorf Zines" berid)-
tet Mnne S'&arre Mcgormid, baB
9eutid)lal,o fiir Sic Oelterreider
nidt mebr eriitiert. Sic icbcn ibrc
eisene Gage tros all ibres glenos
fir beiier an uls 1913, uno Tie elau.
ben, oaB lie cine Gbance gum 2ebcn
Ddben; iie baben feline sln9it, bab iie
bon SEN &uiien auNgeidludt ueroen
slber ,NuBla,tbs Wdiblen npnblen
langiom d|ber iider!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06

Stnb Ste nuS 1bre Anseb1risea
0ettsite> TN 2rantrnuereta 1nD
Ventrat GertanS? @eun ui@t, te&,
= sss oest ses3R1releW. um ssua asrs
SnIsrmasssa ruIea S,e Ben xsta,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06
Anfr,,kr Int GtepelanN
Nus oen 8ud)
nQhe Story Of the Ghriitz
MAS Gree"
&on 9ertba Yamli.

Selt ySetblnt,tsballtn fcnnt ,Sbr
ale. slbcr fannten i'm aud) Cure
llrgroBpiiter? gs lit nod nid)t lamac
ber, oaB man i'm mibbiaigte, per-
lahte, bcidimpfte u,o iogar ucrbot.
and bier5ulanbe lper CT crit leiues
glei6ens nidt liter. 9enn nur fir
oie tpabrt iein 9iht, sic ibn licben
ua0 leinen tSinn nit bcm Scrsen er.
fennen - bas seigt sic @eld)ihte
lelnes eriten Sabres in elmer ame.
rifoniitcn Staot.
0ie @eIdidpte begi,utt in elmer
airde. Sbr yame mar 3ion gburd,
uno ibre Noreiie gort Street, G(epe.
lano, Sbio. Sic lpar treScr grob noar
alt, bate ein @iebeloaf nno itatt
zines G,trmes einen Stornitsin. Mui
sen eriten 8lid b6tte man iie iiir cine
Suite balten f0nnen in ibrer Wil.
iahbeit. 8eim Sipeiten aber tpar il,
ifon gang Ell, 8ottesbaus.
Sim Seiligen Mbeno itano ser Sa.
ltor Dor ser fleinen Stride, ais iid
ieine @emeinoe alun @ottesoienil
traf. 1ie breite Sir ipar ser 2Glte
balber geihlolien unS als bie ettpo
bunoert Mdnner, 1raueu lmo Sin,
Ser sic beridneite Yort 'Street bers
1uifamen, 0finete Yaitor 1St,par
fit einen jeoen init: ~IrblideWeib.
naf,ten n"--l,no beobadtete Damn ibrs
Wienen.
IS gab feinen, ser nic1t NIT oiie.
mem Muno auf Ser Sfspelle Iteben.
blieb. IS maren einfadc 2ellte, ID
ei,tfaf, suie ibre Stride. Sbre orbents
ltfen tSonntagstleioer batten Dor
Sabren nit ibnen Sen Ssean iiber'
quert, nur Sic Muerfleiniten ,pareu
bier geboren. Sbren @efiiblen toter
iie teinen 3lpang at. Die 5rauen be.
tupften ibre auscn mo sic MGnnel
rdusperten ooer if,nel5ten iid). Gin
paar sans sllte itarrten in sic Sir
d)e binein, als Oh ibre Suec1,o pl0t'
lidj Dor ibnen eritiinoe. Sod Oel
id)onite 2obn fir sic 2iebesntiibe bes
@ciitli6en fam uon sen ainoern.
slls lette trat cine illnge 5rau elm
oie ibr fleines Sohterden fiibrte
8aitor tSfapan berrigelte sic Sir
unS 1pie er nun binter Sen beiOen
inn &albSlmtel sen Mittelsane bin.
auiidyritt. gum Mltar, unb 81 ben1
hohen, griinen 8alm, Der i'm Sd,ein
Der &ersen 9lan5te. Oa borte er oes
&inSes ent5iidenoes Ssliiitern: .M,,t.
ter, id)au - Ser Serr Saltor bat
einen Baum bonn Simmel befonls
1nen!"
ltnb oam, ,pie ct 'oen 2euten ois
8eibnahtsbotidnft borlas, oa mar
es linn, als bdbe iie nod ME iolde
Jreube gebraf)t.
Sas allies liegt melt 5l,riif. gSas
hamals in Glepelal,b, Worf Stree1
bieb, lit iett Die Samilton slue, unS
Die fleine 3ion 9bltrb auurbe langil
nieoergeriiien, als sic @emeinoe
lln5og in eine pcrnebme Steiilfirde
init einem Surm. 1enn ienes @eibs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06
SALEM NEWS
Bv Gertie Girscht

Salem, o., Dec. 6-First of all
we wish to thank the Jr. officers
for arranging Our social Nov. 70.
I'm sure we all had fun playing
Cootie' and dancing. The cutest
baby picture contest was won
by Arthur Tontsch.
Our bowling practices are get
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06

Approximately 900 persons are
fatally shot each year in hunting
mishaps the National Safety
Council reports. This is one-third
of those accidentally killed by
firearms.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-06

- Please patronize ou. Cd
vertisers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-21
Discuss Plan For Reduction 
 Newly Appointed
 Safety Committee
 Holds Meetina

Meeting for the first time yeSter- day, the Waterbury Highway Safety committee outlined Q program to reduce traffic accidents through the medium of press, radio and pam- phlets distributed to schools and organization.
 William V. Hawkes., who was named by Mayor John s, Monagan last week to head the Remember committee asserted that WaterbuF- fans must be educated In the in- creaslng dangers Of traffic aeei- dents.
 The organization Is divided into three groups: Enforcement, Engi- aeering and Educator. Chairmen of these special sub-commlttees will be named by MT. Hawkes. and Prank J, Green, secretary of Waterbury Chamber of Commerce, in the near future.
 Members of the committee are Police supt. Daniel J. Carson, Sgt, JamsS Magner, Frederick Loeh- mann, Mrs, Alice Bradley Of the Motor Vehicle Department, Miss Kathleen Crowley, probation of1a. cer; David B. Meth, A. J, Drum. mond, superintendent of the Con- necticut Railway & Lighting Co.,; John c, dtimartin, superintendent of schools; Anna Pagan, MT, Green, '. II. segur, William W. Vosburgh, Jr. managing editor Of the Re. publican; and James Moore, Water bury Democrat news editor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-21
Old Time Play StreomIined
 Uncle Toms Cabin In Modern Style
 At Aveno

It's Q long time since Uncle Toms Cabin was on the boards in New Haven, but this famous classic by Harriet Beecher Stowe will return in modern dress at the New Haven Arena for two performances on Sept. %.
 Unlike the old travelling shows of yesterysar. this production will be minus corn" and is to be present. ed in the mood of Up Tn Central Park, CarouSel, Bloomer Girl and other modern takeoffs of the oldies.
 Stephen Fosters great songs are worked into the show, and there will be e Cappella choir, brass band, colorful costumes and appropriate sets. Tn addition to being historial and educational, Uncle Toms Cabin will be highly entertaining.
 The matinee performance will be- gin at 2:30. the evening perform ance at 8:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-21
Mayor Urges Officials To Study Plans
 Posf.War Work
 Estinotes for
 1946 Loom

Additional expenses for city TO. pair work restricted by war, must Do considered in budgets for io4o, Mayor John 6. Monagan yesterday told Q meeting Of the heads Of city departments. Tentative budgets for next year were discussed in order to avoid duplication of expenses by Ahe various departments, the mayor said.
 The mayor also explained several charter changes made by the Gen. HFal Assembly during the past year, 1Ee also outlined tho pension bill, copies of which will be submitted Co all city departments.
 The Mayor also suggested an iTl- wentoFy of all city property be made hy department heads.
 He also advised department heads bo look into the possibility of ob- 4aining funds for post.war use from 4he Federal Works Agency. Budget Director Arnold Furiong suggested SllAt departments make ''only abgo- lptely essential regulations" after Oct. i.
 Controller Nell Y. Maloney, GUS. 4odian of civilian defense equip- naent, announced that department hoads may now purchase civilian defenso material which is no longer being used. Many trailer pumps are aEcluded among these Items. he said.