davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26

sen vsled tvoJlh dlktatorsklh
komunisticnih pocetij, izstopiti
il tvoje Wade. Tako mislijo tudi
mnogi drugi, XII sodelujejo S ta-
DO, pa 81 ii ne upajo tega pove-
DAFT V obraz. Ker nismo "a
biti, smo vedeli, da je bill tvoj
cili komunisticna diktatura.
Ampak vzlic temu smo Sc Cd
locili delati S tabo v veri, da 81
dovzeten "a kompromise, S ka-
krSnimi bi nasi dezeli skupno
naivec koristili. Ampak vsaka
stvar ina meje. Mic vec ne mo-
reno prenasati deistva, da nam
vsak trenotek greniS cuvstva kot
mozem, kot demokratom, kot
Srbom in kot Jugoslovanom. Ia
bill 81 81 V glavo, da 81 nadclo-
vek, firer (imenoval ga je take
z nemSko besedol, pred katerim
mora vsakdo okledeti -. Vedno
smo razumeli, da ii manjka IL
obrazbe, ampak tega nismo sma-
trail "a zadosten Vzrok, cemu bl
nam ii ne smell vladati. Kar je
slabse, tebi popolnoma manjka
smisel "a p%oliticno raZumeva-
ME in "a drzavniStvo. Ne razu-
mes drugega iezika kot jerk
nasilnosti -. ZaduSil ST vso Ia
so zgodovino. Jugoslavija je Y
tvojih oceh zacela obstojati sele
tisti dan, ko 81 Sc ii Vrnil vanjo
kot ruski drzavljan il Moskve
in Sc postavil ma cello dezele.
Srbsko edinstvo, "a katerega Sc
ie naSe ljudstvo borilo stoletja,
je bio zatrto, In Srbi pa so "
federativni JugoslavijD razde-
ljeni med pet avtonomnih kra-
jim. Tako, kot JAZZ mislim, misli-
10 vsi v Jugoslaviji, razen $4,000
do 10000 komunistov V nil.
Tvoj rezim je Timed vseh V Ego
DOWN. najbolj obsovrazen.
Padel hos, ker vse kar pocneS,
greSi proti svetovni moralnosti.
Ne zanasaj Sc proved ma naklo-
njenost sill, Xxi so sedaj S tabo.
Cello Moskva Sc nekega dine la
hko odloci zahtevati cd tebe ra-
Gun "a tvoja dejanja -. Kajti
tt 81 vzrok, cemu je nastalo med
Jugoslovani do Rustic neizmer-
no sovraStvo, torej do dezele, Xxi
so jo Jugoslovani doslej imeli
zmerom najbolj V cislih. Torej
klicem ii, da Sc predrugacis,
kajti to ii je zadnja priloznoSt
49," - Mowrer dodaja k tie
mu: "Ocividno je, da ako veil
ko Jugoslovanov misli enako
kakor Milan Grol, ali kot on tr-
di, da mislijo V Mi, tedaj Sc tam
lahko zgodi karkoli." To Sc pra-
vi, civilna vojna, atentati, pa Sc
kdove kaj! Ampak &c je Milan
Grol THU V obraz res tako 60
voril, in ostal xiv, je re to vazen
dogodek. In prav tako vazen je,
da je odSel S stenografiranim
Grolovim govorom V inozemstvo
njegov tovariS Nikolitch. In va
Emo je izmed vrstic posebno tole
dognati: Grol ovija svoja demo-
kraticna gesla V tarnanja, Ola SO
Srbi razdeljeni med pet avto-
nomnih dezel, in S ten Sc je IL
dial, da nj demokrat, ampak ola
SANTA o Veliki Srbiji, torej o ia
XII Ju~goslaviji, kakor je bila pod
PaSicem, Aleksandrom in nju-
mimi nasledniki.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03
&o1lt gab 1tmS bus
8etbma6tsfef

l1n1er 8eibna9tsfelt par oen
@brilten Der erlten 5tpei Sabrbun6er.
te unIerer 8eitre6nung nod unbe-
tannt. 9agesen iit bic gpipbanie -
gri6einltng zines Der 6lte1 1ten
firdli6en 5eite. @s tpur6e na9tpeis-
li9 bereits i'm oritten Ssabrbunoert
begangen, 1no 5toar in Der morgen-
lanoiiden Stride, bouptid9lib als
Seier Der Saufe @briitt. Spdter tpur-
oe am gleiden Gage au9 Die @eburt
oes Serrn gefeiert. gs 1piro beute
nod ant 6. Sanuar beoba6tet.
9ie Seinot Der @pipbaniasfeier, 70
nimmt man an, mar IegDpter, bon
&po iie na6 Sprien, GDpern uno na9
Seruialem iibertragen muroe. Mber
au6 I'M @eiten tpuroe 6ieies Seit Elm.
gefiibrt; bier gait es ieoo9 mebr als
Sag Der Sffenbarung gbriiti 6ur6
ben tpunoerbaren Stern an Die bl.
9rei &onige, als Bertreter 6es Sci.
6entums. 3ugleid ober au9 ais Eauf-
feit oes Serrn uno Dos @unoer 5u
&ana.
l1eber Die Seier oes Seites, tpte iie
IN Seruialem berlief, liegt Elm Der.
mutlid aus 6em Anfanse bes 4. Sobr.
bunoerts itammenoer geri6t Dor. gs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03

wv
@roe gert6tet, iu9eno, 4uas er erbo'
Iaen tann: &eidtuut, gbre unO
,Madt." Die 11neri6ttlibe Sobgier.
Der gIubenoe SaB, Der eelbe Nei0 uno
Die ftdn6ig tpa9ie11oe @enuBiu6t fibr'
ten gum Beroerben.
&m S6eioeDege angelangt, tpdblte
Ole Meni6beit ben i6einbar nit 8lu'
men beitreuten breiten 8eg uno IieB
oen fbn1alen, lteilen a1no iteinigen
Beg abieits liegen. Man man6elte auf
Dem 8ege oes Sortidrittes. SIMMER
mebr neue 8lumen fan6 man am &an-
De oes breiten unb bebGbigen 8eges !:
@rfinoungen uno @ntoedungen, Die
ser gitelfeit entipra6en un6 Ser Be-
quemli6feit 6ienten. Iuf Dem i6na'
len, iteilen un6 ral1ben 8ege, Der gu
@ott fiibrte, 4paren iolde ,,@etpa9le"
ni6t it6tbar. Sn Der tpadienoen Auf~
geflartbeit ertlarten 6ie @elebrten: {:
@s gibt feinen @ott! gir tpoIlen 6os
2eben ouf @roen nit bollen 3iigen
genieBen uno BEN 5paBen ben Stm'
mel iiberlaiien. Die 5poben erfreuen
it9 nod Der 5reibeit - mo aber ltn0
Die Neni6entin0er, Die ben freien
Wtuen miBbrau9ten uno ibrem flei"
men uno bei6rdnften Strn 5umuteten,
Die 4ama6t @ottes 5u iibertrun1pfen? !?
9ie geatur 1aBt it6 ni6t i1s Sano>
merit pfuiden. 8us Der Wenid baute
1no urbar ma6te, mag er boriiberge-
bend ititen, ieoo6 itort ni9ts ben
2auf Der 8laneten, 0as Iufgeben uno
BEN l1ntergang Der Come Die Hei-
benfolge Der Sabres5eiten, oas 8er.
BEN uno 8ereeben. Seloer, 8dloer
uno g8ieien m0gen i'm @riege 5er'
itampft, 5errilien uno bertpiiitet 1per-
oen, fte erlteben aber aufs Neue. 9ie
S6iibengrdben uber fiillen itd tpieoer
nit @roe an, 10 au6 Die our6 8on-
ben beroorgerufenen &rater; Der &oit
3erfriBt Die Sto9elorGbte un6 Die be-
molierten 8an5erpagen.
Bie lange nod, ebe Die Meniden
ibre Eorbeit einieben uno 5u Drift
li9en Prtn5ipien 5uriidfebren? 60
peit lit tein gn5ei6en Oorbanoen, oaB
bic Meni6en erfennen, ooB Elm 6au-
ernoer Srieoen auf Der Srieofertigfeit
l1no nidt auf 8offengetpalt berubt.
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Rittwo@, bem 8. Saaasr 1916

HaI1O3EuAII1I1VeN Na0SI J Sya4gtUW8 ~"
iten1atifd 8ef0r6erten auoraI, 6em
auBerebeliden @eidle6tsoerfebr Sas"
genoli9er un6 ben in LETTER 8eit I'M
mer bauftser auftretenoert SuseuoIo-
germ, in oenen Sungens 1rpo @a6den
gemetniau untereebradt mer6en. trtt
Elm Sirtenbrief entgegen, oas 8ii@of
Clemens apeuit @rof bon @alen gum
lestidbrieen Sugenoionntag erlanen
bat. 8tidof @raf bon @alen ruff bic
oeuti@e Sugeno 5u etnem are155ug
fir Die &einbeit auf.
,,8etnbeit lit oas beiIige 2o11o Got.
tes. @ott liebt bic Sfetnbett, Die fen.
lben Meni6en. 8iele ,tnlerer &etligen
ltno Elm 8etpeis oafiir. &einbett rno9t
itarf: l1nreinbeit uno unteui9beit ma.
den f6tpa9 uno fraftlos. @anae SOL"
feri9aften, .bliiberroe &eihe uno 26n-
Der ftno our6 Die l1nfeuidbett 5uer,rn.
De gegangen; oafiir 5eugt bic Beltge.
i6idte."
OeSbalb mabnt Bl19of 8r1f bon
@alen Die Sugen0, oenen ni6t au
elauben, Die Die 8etnbett berb0bnen
als fin6ii6, muffig> eng un6 Iebens-
fremo, oft nur, meil iie ielbit ntdt
mebr rein itn6 uno au feige, ben
Rampf fir oieies bobe @ut ernit au
fiibren.
uSbr 1eio oas fommenoe BoIf. 8on
eu6 bangt es ab> Oh unier 8aterlano
Elm blitben6es, bon @ott geiegnetes
2ano iein miro, oas einen beoe,tten-
oen BIaB in Der g8elt einnimu1t. Oas
tann aber nur Elm 8oIt iein, oefien
Slegeno rein uno teuib lebt IN 2a11ter-
felt uno Sauberteit Der 5eele uno
oes 2eibes.
I'm ous betlise 2ono Der 4e16.
beit liegt cine Sausmauer, Die es at
mobren gilt: Die S9arnbaftigfeit. 8er
feui6 bleiben pia, ,nuB i9arnbaft
fem! 8er i6ambaft it, b6lt ietnen
&etb beiIig uno in @bren! Denn niIIet
ibr ni9t, 0aB ibr Elm GempeI @ottes
leto uno Der @eiit @ottes IN eu9
wobnt? Ser 2eib lit nidt i9le9t; ct
lit gut. @oH bat i'm eeidaffen III aG
ietnen Eetlen. @era6e 6orum min er
bebittet iein. 2aBt i'm ntemaIs ent.
tpeiben our@ irgenoetnen Neni9en;
pebrt eu9 tapfer, segen @etpaH ipie
eegen S6mei9elei, traa1t fremoen
Meni6en ni9t, tpenn iie ii9 NIT @e.
i6enfen an eud beranma9enl
Ser 5dambafte bat itets a9hmg
oor ft6 ielber, mag er allein ODER NIT
anoeren 5uiamnten iein. Ct sibt iei-
men 2eib nibt fremoen. 8ltden preis.
aaells, apas nottpenoig iit, ben a6rper
rein lno iauber gu balten, tut Der
59ambafte rubig ,mo ielbitperitdnb-
li9, bod INNER in eoler 3u9t. a9.
tet oarauf beim eenteiniamen 8aoen,
uno wenn ibr nit an6eren, etpa e,t.
rem 8eidmiitern, In etnem 3immer
I9lafen miBt, insbeion6ere aber, tpenn
ibr fern bon eurem glternbaus ieio:
i'm 2ager, 2anobeim ooer no es ionlt
iein mag.
@affenriiitune fir oen &reu5sug
INN Die &einbeit lit Die Wa9iaufeit.
8a6iam iein beiBt: Sernbletben BON
1&nlauteren Meniden, bon aameraoen
nno Rameraoinnen, Die unreine &eoen
fibren o6er baBlt6e Dinge Inn; a9t-
geben bor grpadienen, bic perfiibren
wol(en. 9ei6t @lterseenoHen, ionoern
gltern, Srieiter un6 quite graieber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03

ySLn% UULus
an oem gortaee 5es Geites, 6er
gtgtlte, 5os Der 8iidof Der betGigen
Staot In 8esleit,rng 6es gonaen &le'
rus, Der M6n6e ltno aablreiaer 2oten
nod Der iebiten &agesit1tnoe btnaus
na9 8etblebem, Inn bort Die na6t'
It9e @noa9t uno Dor ALIEN Die Mtt'
ternadtsmeile in Der @eburtsbobIe
ab5ubalten. Ser Selttog ielbit erfor'
berte bic G6ttgteit 6eS 8iI9ofs in Der
9auptitaot. 2ange Dor Sag tpuroe Der
Hiid1peg angetreten, mdbret6 Die
M0nde oer tleinen Na6baritaot unter
Abitneung bon SDmnen uno 8e6fe1"
gelGngen ben @ottes6ienit Bis gum
Weorgen fortiebten. EroB lan9iamen
S9rittes traf Der 3ug gegen 6as
Worgengrauen, aber nod Dor Inbru9
6es Cages, in Seruialen Elm, mo Iofort
Die ELECTROMAGNETIC aufgeiudt
tpuroe, Die in ungetp0bnli9er 2idter'
pradt eritrablte. uno na6 Ibitngltng
zines 8ialmes, einen1 @ebet uno ben
iibliden Segensiprii6en aIle Bis auf
Die Non9e ibre> 8obnung 5u fur5er
9foit aufiu6ten. Denn friib i6on, tn
Der 5tpeiten Eogesitunoe e l1br), BE-
gann Der @ottes6ienlt, Der ale ner'
ianmelte, in Der groBen Stride auf
@olgatba Na6 8eenoieung oesielben
5og Die @erneinoe unter Spmnengeiang
5ur Nuferltebun9sfirde> mo in Der
le6iten Stltnoe, alio Inn Meittag,
S6luB uno gntloiiung bes golfes
itattfano. Am Abeno puroe Damn in
Der 5ebnten Stunoe nod Der u2i9ter>
gotteSoienit" in Der Iuferfebunes.
uno &reu5esfir6e boreenommen.
gpipbanie uno Sltern tparen oas
mails bic ein5igen boben Selte auge-
meiner Grt, tpel6e Die STRIDE BON Sc
ruialem beging. Pra6tentfaltung un6
Sronung oes @ottesoienites tparen an
beioen glei6.
Die 8er1egung 6es Seites Der &C.
burt oes 8eltbeilanoes auf ben 25.
Dedember, ibetnt i'm 4. SSabrbunoert
in &om erfolgt 5u iein. Sort tpur6e
I'M Sabre 354 5l1 meriten Male am ge.
nannten Gage in feierli9er 8eiie 6as,
pas uns als 8eibna9tsfeit lieb uno
ebrtDurotg 1T, begangen.
8on Der etpigen Staot aus nabm
es oann leinen 3ug 6ur9 bic @elt
auf. No9 Dor Dem Sabre 400 fano
es audi i'm Morgenlanoe 8erbreitung.
Sn @onitantinopel 1puroe 379 nno
in Nntiodien 388 bic erite 8eib-
na6tspreoigt gebalten. Gm l6ng1ten
boben aegppten 1no Balditina Der
@infiibrung 8ioeri itan6 geleiitet. Sc
muBte alio nabe5u Elm Sabrbunoert
perflieBen, ebe 6as 8eibna6tsfeit
iiberau IN Der gan5en Stride an Dem.
ielben Sage, oent 25. 0e5ember, ge.
feiert tpuroe.
Oie beripatete @infiibrung oes Sc
iteS berubt auf Der ungel0iten 5rage
oes eigentli6en 0atums Der @eburt
oes @rloiers. &om tpGblte oaber eine
3ett oes Sabres aus, Die bon oer1
8olfern Der alten 8elt aGgemein feit.
lid begangen tpuroe 81 @bren 6es tpie.
oerfebrenoen 2i6tes. Gbrii itus fam in
Die Jiniternis uno tpar 6as tpabre
2i6t Der 8elt! - Get. 5. G.-8.
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1916

8ir itn6 in Elm neues Sabr einge'
treten. Sduftg gebt Elm triiber Weor'
gen einem goloenen Gage poron. Sier'
auf itiist iid uniere Soffnung fir oas
Sabr 1945.
9as beenoete SSabr mar oos bluttg'
ite in Der 8elteeididte. Iues, tpas
Der Meni9eneeiit bisber CUR 8erni9'
t11ng e1toedt uno erfunoen bat, &puroe
riidiidtslos loseelaiien. &anonen bon
fo1t rneIolbli6er Gragtpeite ipeten
500 un6 Beroerben; 8omben BON
fru9tbarer @etpalt 5eritiideln uno 5er'
fesen, un6 i'm Son6ge1nenge eriti6t
elm Meni9 ben on6ern faltbltiiig l.n6
getpobnbeitsmaBig. Nus fdauerli9er
S0be tper6en Staote erlpdbt uno IN
8ran6 eeiest. Meniden flieben gu
Gouienoen in unteriroii6e 90blen,
blei6, bungrig, 5ittern0 un0 tpebfla'
eeno. 5o ift ole @e1t gu 8eginn 6es
neuen Sabres, 3u elmer 3ett, oa oos
uSrie6en ouf @roen" euI6allt uno
oas u@bre iei @ott in ser S0be" er"
flinet. Seoo6, Die Weni6en baben
it6 bon @ott un6 bonn Srieoen ab~
gelpanot.
&rieg lit mebr a1s Soae, es lit Elm
SIud, Der ale in Mitlei0enidaft 5iebt
uno, tpie Die b0ie Sat, fort uno fort
80fes muB getpdbren. &rieg ipottet
unlerer 3ibilifation; &rieg mo6t oen
Menl6en gum &aubtter, bar1it ite Elm"
on6er 5erfleiiden. &rieg bernidtet,
mos @enerotionen idufen un6 unter-
gr6bt ol1e 9offnung fir bic 3ufunft.
&rieg i9ldgt Br1toen, an benen sc"
nerationen 5u leioen boben. &rieg for"
bert oG1es oos, mas berobl9euungs-
tpiiroie lit: Berrat, Woro, &aub, cit"
tenloitgfeit. @an5e 8olfer oerarmen.
@leno un6 Sammer geben breitipurtg
einber, obtpobl bic @r0e Tin Srie6ens"
5etiten) al Dos berborbrinsen tonn,
Elm rafe1t6.piiten6er Eruntenbolo, Der
@r6betpobner n0tig lit. &rieg lit tpte
4pas fir Die 5ettliden 8ebiirfniile 0er
iiber fein Seim oas groBte 1ngliid
brtngt.
Nidt Elm 2idtftrobl mar 81 ieben
am Abeno oes alien Sabres. @s tper"
ben lpobl 8lGne fir Die Na6triees5eit
gema4t, INN alien 8olfern Die Seg>
nuneen Der Demofratie 5u ii6ern. Sc.
bod tperoen Die aQermetlten BON 6teien
SlGnen umgefrempelt ooer, tpie 10 bic
leg an6ere, gum olten e@rii1npel ge>
morfen tperoen miiiier, oenn es lteuen
fi6 fortlaufeno neue Yrobleme uno
&omplifationen ein. &aum befreit bonn
Naoiio6, beginner Bo1fer itb 1r1ter'
einanoer gu befeboen Man i6aue nur
ouf 8rie9enlano uno 6ranfrei6 un6
8elgien uno Stalien. 9enft man it9
Sen Rrieg als cine ugef6brli6e Spera-
ton" uno bic Bolfer als @0rper, an
Dem oie Speration pol15oeen mur6e,
10 erideint Sic eBrgiftl1ng bes 8lut-
itromes cine groBere @efabr 5,1 iet,1
als Die Operation. @s lit Die 8ergif-
bung. oes 9faoifalismus, eineriei 5u
tpelder Seite iie neigen> mag es 5a.
f6ismus, Observation-Disclosures ooer
&ommunismus iein - meiitens 6as
2ebtere. nno eben 6esbab lit 10 noe.
mig Soffnung ouf @eiunoune borban'
oen.
Ser Menib lit Ser urbeber bon al
lem nebel. Ct lit Der eeiitig bltnoe
Srteoensitorer uno Mammonsoiener,
Der beute lit un6 morgen feline Cyl
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Sugenb : 9trtembrtef hes
8ti6ofs Clemens
Mmg1tf bo1t @ale1t

Dem ct. Seiepb 8Iatt entnebmett
tpir naditebenoen bon 8iidof bon Ga.
len erlaiienen Sirtenbrtef an bic
6eltti6e Sueetto. Ser bon Der natio.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-06

in one group.
 A rally for the East End, Wolcott and Prospect troops will take place at Hamilton Park Pavilion Tuesday evening, February 13, under the di- rection of Commissioner Lee Row. ley; while Troops 21, g, 31 and 35 have been invited to attend 8 rally at Troop Ills headquarters in the Bunker Hill Congregational church led by Scoutmaster Robert Croft.
 On February 20, Troops l, s, T, 9 and 25 of the Central area will hold their rally, with Commissioner Maurice Listin in charge, at the Second Congregational church gym.
 Troops of the North End and South Waterbury sections will set the date for their rallies shortly.
 Naugatuck Scouts will meet, with Commissioner Clifford Teeple pre- siding, on February 8 at Troop 7's headquarters in St. Michaeps church
 Scouts in Thomaston, Plymouth and Terryville will hold rally Feb- ruary IT at St. Casimir,s hall.
 No date has yet been set for ral- lies of Watertown and Oakville Boy Scouts.
 Other rallies will be held through out the district. The events will be postponed If the fuel shortage causes closing of any of the halls.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-06
BUS DRIVER FINED
 IN ACCIDENT CASE
Notice of Appeal Given By C. K. & L. Co. Employe
 in Court Today

Joseph Albino, 31, 333 Cooke street, a c. R. & L. Go. bus driver. was fined $1O on a road rules charge based on minor accident on North Main street January IA, after a hear ing before Judge T. E. Conway in City Court this morning. The case was appealed to Common Pleas Court.
 A $1 900 bond posted December 1A by Lansing Haight, 3l, a merchant sailor. to insure weekly payments of $20 twards the support of his wife and child was ordered for feited after his wife testified that she had received no payments from him.
 Other cases; Alvin Lord. 37, 1753 East Main street, assault and breach of the peace, continued to February 13; John Matulis, 49, 260 Highland avenue, breach of the peace, contin- ued to March 6; Michael Montuori, 38, IT Radcliff avenue, parking within 9 feet of an intersection, SC bond called; Emil Sears. "A, 26 Adams street, Extension. William Accousti, 24. 9l Easton avenue, parking violations, s bonds called.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-06
FUEL EMERGENCY
 STAFF FUNCTIONS
Emergency Orders Handled at LOcalOffCe With Mini-
 mum Delay

Waterburys new fuel emergency office went into put into operation immediately last night with the announcement that three orders for emergency fuel supplies were com piled with. The office will be open daily from 5 to 8 p. m. and persons may call at 5-0101.
 Additional shipments of coal have arrived here it was announced by William E. Comstock, representative of the Solid Fuels Administration for this city, but he cited that the two carloads will constitute little impression on the demands now al- ready accumulated.
 Applicants for fuel supplies are being urged to drive their cars to the local coalyards and there supply themselves. Park department en- ployes, city workers, factory trucks and other aid all are backing the support to alleviate the situation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-06
WATERFOWL LAD
 BACK HOME AGAIN

Nine-year-old Jimmy Smith, son of Mir and Mrs. Harry Smith of Knowlton street, Watertown. whc took an unscheduled departure from home last night, was found by neighbors asleep in a nearby shed early today.
 Forty Watertown firemen and 25 residents joined Watertown police in the search before the boy was found. Police reported that the child dashed out of his home, bare mooted and coatless, following a misunderstanding over his schooI work.
 His parents were most grateful to- day for the cooperation of neigh bors and town officials In the search for the young lad. He showed little effects from his exposure to the weather
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-06
VETERANS SEEK
 MEMORIAL HOME
Aldermen Hear Talks FavOring Project; No
 Pick=Up Stations Here

Urging the eventual construction of a permanent building as war memorial here the Mattatuck Mus ical Arts society last night joined with similar plea made by veterans groups in an appeal before the al- dermanic board.
 Purpose of the building would be to furnish quarters as a veterans home." and to establish 8 suitable auditorium for public functions such as concerts, assemblies, etc. Estimated that such a construction should cost upward to one-halt million dollars the representatives of these groups last night asked the board to consider the initiation of a public appeal for funds.
 The board referred the request to the war memorial committee.
 Mrs. Robert Birt appeared for the society urging the construction on the basis that a large suitable hall is needed for concerts given through the Fine Arts which have proven so popular as to create such a need. Too, 8 smaller hall should be pro- vided for meetings, Mrs. Birt de- clared. She stated that her organ ization joined with the veterans in such an appeal, and urged erection of such building as fitting and last tribute to the Waterburians in the armed services.
 Frank Orencoe, representative of the veterans groups stated that he planned to seek the support of such groups as the Civic theater Visiting Nurses association and Red Cross. Atty. Harry Beardsley also spoke in favor of such a plan.
 It was pointed out by majority a. dermanic leader James M. Lynch that committee to select 8 war memorial has been functioning for sometime and it would be best that the appeal be presented to the that board. MT. Orencole concurred on this proposal and stated he and other representatives would meet with the latter group.
 A previous suggestion that pickup stations be provided for hitch-hik . ing soldiers was again referred to the committee of the aldermanit board, last night. MT. Orencole pressed for such action but the board pointed out that the police and park boards had vetoed such a suggestion, already, because Water. bury is not on any direct travel route such as New Haven and Hart ford where such conveniences have been established.
 Alderman Bensen (R) said that he was the first proponent of such a suggestion and last night ex. pressed surprise that the police hae! held the belief that "our soldiers might hold-up drivers"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-06
SOUTHINCTON BANK
 GIVEN AUTHORITY
Becomes 22nd Savings Bank in State to Adopt
 Insurance Plan

Michael " Blansfield, President of the Savings Banks Life Insurance Fund Trustees announced today that the gouthington Savings Bank has been appointe dan agency bank for the Connecticut system by the Fund Trustees.
 The Southington Savings Bank is the twenty second of the seventy two mutual savings banks in the state to become identified with the plan. The twenty two savings banks now in the plan represent more than Dne-third of the savings bank de- posieors in Connecticut, and the To- cation of these banks provide com plete coverage for the entire state in offering this new life insurance plan.
 MT. E. s. Todd, president, and MT. James W. Upson, treasurer of the Scuthington Savings Bank stated that the Board of Directors unani- 1nously voted to join the plan and believe that by offering this low-cost life insurance plan through their bank, they will provide worthwhile community service for the vicinity of Southington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-06

The original budget prepared by him last fall and finally approved and printed in the budget called for expenditures of $30,21780 at Kings bury Center, $18,874.6O at Long Hill, and $20,65l at the proposed new St. Johns center. When these budgets, together with the entire city budget, were at the printers the controller was notified by the Federal Works Agency that changes had been made in certain appropriation items at Washington and all local budgets would have to conform.
 A complete new budget was there upon prepared by the controller, but before it could be submitted to the necessary boards for approval, fur ther changes in the control budget were made. In order to maintain balance within the city budget 1t was necessary to preserve the orig inal overall budget figures for the three centers, so considerable time was spent by the controller and directors of the centers in rearrang- ing budget items to conform with ACNNAd dA AOAdAA GIAAo nV OAlS same time retain the totals.
 The figures as approved last night by the Board of Aldermen, previ- ously having been given similar ap- proval by the Boards of Finance and Education, satisfy all conditions. They are as follows Kingsbury Gen. ter-administration $4,42O; instruc- tion, $12,380; food Ca new appropria- ton category, $6.65280; auxiliary services, $2,805; operation of plant, $3,585; fixed charges, $150 mainten- ance of plant, $200; renovation, $25;
 Long Hill-administration, $760; instruction, $10,035; food, $4, 989.60; auxiliary services, $2,6O5; operation of plant, $375; fixed charges, $110.
 St. administration, $736; instruction. $8,35O; food, S. .425; aux Hilary services, $2,39O; operation of plant, SIPS; maintenance of plant, $25; fixed charges, $50; renovation, $l0O0; equipment, $850.
 The total budget calls for expen- ditures of $69 TAB 40, which was the original figure set up last fall.
 In addition Controller Maloney stated today that to aid in audit of the child care accounts the city is setting up separate books, as well as separate bank account for federal funds, parents fees, and city con- tributionS to the projects. This is at the request of the EVA, he stated,
 The Child Care committee will meet today in a regular monthly meeting with Miss Marion Hunt, chairman, presiding.