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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11

For Rent Real Estate
60 Wanted To Rent

HAVE YOU-A three or four room rent (with porch. if poSsible) heated or unheated? Husband and wife (no children) both at busi- ness would like such a place. We were born and educated in Wa terbury and are permanent resi- dents. Best of references. Call Wa terbury Democrat Classified Dept. (Mrs. Hayes) from g. 2:30 p. m. Monday through Friday or call 3-4540 after 6 p. m. daily.
 FAMILY OF 3-DESIRE 4-6 ROOM RENT. PREFERABLY IN OUT SKIRTS. TEL. 3-56O4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11
Employment
II Men Wanted
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS- TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO- BATE COURT, July 10th. 1945. ESTATE of ROSARIA FAvALE MoNGELLUZzI, aka. MONGEL- LZZI, late of the town of Water. bury, in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis- trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly at. tested, within said time, will be debarred q recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment to
 GIUSEPPE MONGELLUZZO,
 Administrator. ri Bennett Ave-, Waterbury, Conn. Per Order of Court
 A'.s5 5olIN :. HowARR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11
Financial
sl Business opportunitiss

VERY ATTRACTIVE - Business property, Maple Tree Inn, in very nice location. IA rooms (furnished) store, barroom with original bar and equipment, office. Two open fire places, electric lights, tele- phone furnace heat, own water supply. large screened-in veranda, small barn, shop, nice maple shade, bordering state road. Price $l2,O00. Very convenient terms. John B. King, Southbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11

automobile m e. chanic and helper. Steady. Good pay. Brook St. Garage, IS Brook St. Stabilization plan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11

THE ANDREW JERGEN CO.-Has an excellent opportunity available for an experienced grocery or drug salesman route. Truck servicing and selling experience will be help- full. Man must like merchandising and inside store display work. Must have automobile. Guaranteed week. ly drawing account $75.O0. Call MT. A. B. Rubin, at The Elton Hotel, Waterbury, Wednesday or Thurs day. between 1 and 1 or ! to g.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11

WILL PAY top dollar for good. clean automobile. Make, year. not essential. Phone Paul 4-7297.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11

HIDE-A-wAY COTTAGE-In the hills, secluded, rooms and gar age, shrubhery, shade. Also farms and homesteads in Thomaston, Terryville and Plymouth area. The Friendly Agency, J. H. Blakeslee. Thomaston 470.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11
ReoI Estnte For Sale
SS Houses For sale
ANNOUNCEMENT

WE ARE PLEASED to armour that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11
Real Estate For Sale
ss Buildings & Business Prop.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY EVER
 OFFERED
 MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE! IRON AND BRICK STRUCTURE IN HEART OF WATERBURY Across from Waterbury Manufac- turing, 497-499-507 North Main St.; business and investment property comprising 2 stores, about 58 it.. deep and 1 about 122 it. deep and a warehouse with private drive way and 3 loading doors Cover 5000 sq. it. floor space). Also 4 apartments with all improvements, and in addition 3 story rooming house always occupied. You must see this property to really appre- ciate it. It is good for an invest ment, also for your own use, such as:
 Furniture Store Automobile Supply & Repair Shop Hardware & House Furnishings
 Restaurant
 Tavern and Dance Hall
 Wholesale Business or any undertaking requiring space. GREATEST BUY EVER OFFERED
 For information, call SELLER REALTY CORP.
 DIAL 4-6046 Real Estate Brokers are Invited
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11
ls Women wanted

WOMEN = Earn good income and build permanent business showing Maisonette dresses to friends. P. o. Box 409, Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11

REALTOR = INSURANCE 20 East Main St. Dial 5-1i5T--3-235o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-11

Two things that Godfrey Bryant can be sure of are death and Texas. When the busy actor isn't playing some scriptual cvorpse, he can us- ually be found portraying a charac- ter known as Tex. Just six weeks ago, for example, Bryant shared the lead role of MT. Tex on "Friend- ship Ranch Now he's also Tex on the new NEG crime series. Mystery in the Air"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28

Heihtlnn ibrcS 1er5en5 altd} ouf oro
Oere ilberitroblcn lollen tonnen.
Die Sonnenalgel1 Der 0iite ruben
auf allen Ntrnihen. 2luh iur Die
Minoer Der 6rcuoe lit Biitc icgnenoe
%irbc. Shre Icllnobme eritrtdt iid)
niht MIR ouf Oo5 Heio. ionccrn Qub
0lf ou2 Sliid nnOcrer. NeruOe Die
nciOIolc DtitireuOe lit cine icItene Gr-
IlWin1n0 inn &tbrn. lPitIci0 nit Oem
&oNIncr 0c2 9tGdTtcu bubeu OieIe,
mcnn licl ol>G O12 4iitleio niht in
1ctfruftIJcr 4il'c GltBcrt; W}itireuOe
nit Sem l5IildIIheu lit lrItcn. Sin
nrl0lo|r2 Mr} lctt ScIbltlDligteit
OOrnr2, cine Cu9eno, oic nur gro,
ZEN Seclen ci8eu lit; Ser Wiitige Be,
lttt lie.
Ta2 ~rben mo @ouoeln Oc2 Dabrs
baft (Siiti1>u lit Mcreu5brreitltoft.
Ilt UiNitrlIIun uuI Nrrltrher, ScI-
len Groit2n. Sic icIbitloIt Nen=
'hrl4iltc lorHt nit murmcm @er3en
'ilr 0r2 9}Gd ltcu y&OM. 5it lit Ou5
irOild't 2lbbiIo Der hiulmliiden UU-
tc ora Sd0qicr2.
brrrlUd'Iide Mcnlhcu pcr1ucd-
5ejn nit (3ijte nit rSutniitigfcit. ,3rpi=
Id5rn Den brloen lit obcr Elm QclDoIti-
1rr ltntcrld'ico. Sic (3iite iii eirc
cole, uorncbmc, 5uriltlcjogcne 5Sruu;
Die Wutmijt;gfcit elm 9lutog5lpeib,
0u2 an uIlrnG triIlinuut, mas uuT ser
5troGc por8cht. Sic bat Icid1t GrG-
uen tiir Dos Hrio uno Uicl IroItrs-
lportc Tiir Oo2 l1n0liif, ubcr 0o5
@er5 IiibIt ncuig babel. Iie 3nn1rii-
tiNc lit uuh mitlri0ig lnO bilI3bereit,
ober lie biI1t noN Eolne, ittt5 1ntcr
observation-disclosures or2 ri1cncu 1Sd,5.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28
6utt9e 1l1enihen

8utige Dtenl lde1r 1t110 2i9t7pen0er.
Sic tragen Sonnenldein in Die folte
Melt. ytod ME bate man giitige
Veenlden n0tiger 1pie belte, mo- 1ns
taglid 10 pieI ggoi5nluS entgegen.
tritt.
8iite, 1tidt Die aus S61pGhe ooer
Saune o0er 8eque1nlihfeit, Ionoern
Die, aus ser Grfennt11i5 geboren lit
cine Simmel5tod)ter, in oo5 0unfel
Der GrOe gelenOet, Inn Bdrme 5u
lpenoen, @un0en 3u beiIen, Er1ren
81 trofnen. Sic lit tGtige 2iebe, lpirft
lulo ld)afft I'M Berborgenen min fei.
nen 1onf un0 for0ert feline @egen-
liebe Ob Sreuno, Oh Seino, 1ie lit
oa, no llngliif Inn 9ilfe ihreit, ite
DergiBt &ranfl&ng, gnttou1 16ung
SAB ulr0 3uriidiebung in Der Stl1n=
De Ser Scot. Oie @iinl6e 0e5 eieenen
Sd)5 geben unter in Dem eine1l Wort:
~Nadltenliebe". Biite, aus @rfer1t.
mis- gcboren, ltebt i'm 9eebenmeniden
oen gruOer, glei6oiel lei er Shirt
ooer 8ettler. Sir lie gilt eineig MIR
Der iecliide 8eltono oeS Ufel1iden,
nidt eie aubere 9ii0e. l1no aug Die
ier Grfenntni5 berou5 Ipe:lbet iie
2id1t uno SOnne totfraftiger geah-
itenliebe iiber alleS ans - 11ner.
id0pflid mitteile1ro uno bennod I'M.
perl0nlif teilnabmslo5. STR gon5es
2eben lit 2lcbe bclonoers sen Be,
oriidten, &rell3trogen0en, SilfbeoIrf.
tigcn gegeniiber; lie bat ben 8Iid
fiir beinlihe3 2ei0. 9Ius Dem tiefen
8r!1n0 zines tpabrbo7t mitLcioenocn
9er5ens gieBt lie Iinoernben 8uliom
in flaffen0e Wl1loen. Sbre 9anHe
ncrlteben e5 nobI51tl1n 1lnO Iie bo-
ben beile11oe &roft.
gS gibt Oeenl6en 9eu1rg, tpeIhe
Die Teranlagung CUR tGtigeu gfaf-
lte11liebe in ltd) trogen, oaer Dos
groBe Gerlteben 0es 2eioe5, Der feite
@iue CUR Silie, bo5 tiefe Mitemp-
finoen miro nl1r in Ser &reu5eSi6ule
gelebrt. SSnnerlid mertlole Wenihe1
muft 2ei0 unO ltngliif oerbittert
uno 5eitigt oQ iene I6ledten Gboraf-
tercigenIdnften, pelfe Serbitter1ng
nrit iid bringt; tpertooIle WenIhe1,
ougegcn modt 2eio innerli6 1po6ien
ibre 5eele meitet iid), iie finoen 10
oiel 2idt uro @lon5, bob ite Cen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28

3ufunft periogt lit. Sou ibr bierin
Stlorbcit peroen, 10 be0orf lie zines
b0beren 2iHtp8, elmer boberel CMell.
borltng ais Ger BLOB natiirliNen in
Ser Sh0pflng 1nO i'm @e>pilien.
Die Sebnllld)t nod) elmer lolden 81.
TenbarlIng gibt iiO in Ben 8orte11
Rloto3 tunO: nGie Nerebruug un0
Sirbe gegcn Uott fam iid) Ser Wen5d]
5mor 5ll ci0cn modell obcr MIR,
lDenn jenunO tie i'm lebrt. g!icmanO
miro lie aber 3u lcbrcn pcrn1ogcn,
lpenn ibm nid}t ein 0ott bciltebt. :"
@cr tonn c5 lcugncn, ooB in Sic
leu @ortcu oo5 9eOiirfuj3 oe5
mrnIrDlidcn @ciite5 noh elmer b0be-
rem ais bIoB notiirlihcn Giienbu-
rlmg Oottr2 lih mt5ipridt? l1n0
mcr> 0cr B2'lul0cn Nerltol0c5 it,
nr0ttc frrNrr IruNntL 0uB Gutt, Sen
mir lu15 I'M OegenIobc 3u rnIcrcr
menIcbIihcn llnuoIItonlmeuhgit un0
Vclcprnnttbcit oI2 0oa oblollt Dou=
fonmcnlt lte @cICn Ornfcn in rodj
hObercr, uOlltonmlenrr y&ei1t iif Of
fcnburen fo1I, Ql@ Dies Ollrd) Sic no.
titrlld]c GTfcnborlng gclhicht, no.
bel c2 lclbItuCritonOIicb Sbn1 iiberloI-
len lcin muD, mas Gr 1u3 offenba,
rem mill, lun0 mir un3 0irla Gifrn=
burltuu 2uttil ncr0Cn iDQ
Strbt ober ennmal cine iolhe 81
ic1borln9 Oottc5 felt, 10 mii1lcn mir
c2 ollN gon5 5utreficno fin0cn, OoB
Dlclclbc inns (3ebcimnille nltteilt, 0ie
i(bcr >o2 StiirfDcrf mrnid'lldrr H5r-
Itclllnngcn crbubcn iinO. SSinGcu mir
inns ia in Der WcIt I'M lmO I'M l>no
in INNS DOH 0ebcinlnilien 1tm0ebcn,
Die cincm 5roBcn 9tatlriorlher Du5
(SeItononi5 ubgcn0tigt boben: v@ir
lDlMcn lie nldjt 5u crfl6ren 1uo NOR
Den lie ME 5lt crfl0rcn Dillen."
Gie5 gilt, I'M nur Gine5 on5ufiib-
rem, 5. 9. Dcn Ser 9riide, nie pon
Der Sinne5empfin0ung 5um 8e.
louBtiein fii5rt. Cine lo1de Gffenbo-
rlng erno9litt e5, 0oB audi icnc re-
liglo5 =littlictcn @obrbeiten, Gie Der
bloBcn menic)llbcn Eerrutnft nihi
un3u8anglid 1inO, po1 alien - ullo
oud Don ienen NIT pieler 9lrbeit qe.
plagten WenlGen, 0ie ipe0er Belt nod
SSubigfeit gum gelebrten 6orlten ba-
bet - nit 2eihtigfeit 1tno 8e1piB-
belt, obnc Beiniihung bon Srrturn,
crfannt 1peroen fonnen, ou our6
9tuf0enfen oIlein nrr Die Genfer,
ollo MIR De1igc, un0 OieIc niht irr.
tllm5lo5 5ur Bobrbeit 9eIongen mir.
och oeren Oeltenonohung 1pie0ers
I'M OerIdieOenen 3Deifeln uno @i.
0erlpritdpen r2nleite ibrer min0er be.
gabtcn Veit1renlden begegnen 1piir0e.
3 II % z NJ
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28
Gin idlneue5 Gnoe

:SSn 0uS Sous eine5 1pobIbaben6en
Wtunne5 tDar berbe5 2eio einqcfehrt.
Die 15ralt 0e5 Ufunne5 mar nu6 Ian.
gercr, lf1pcrer &ranfbeit Don BEN
Aer5ten mir Derloren crtldrt Doroen
lno marO nod eigenen MunIhe DON
elnem Sr0en5prielter nit Sen beiIi.
gen Sterbelofro1nenten perleben.
9elm Gm9fonge Der beiligen &on.
lnunlon uno lebtcn Selung fr1ieten
Soter lnO Sodter Dor Dem Bette ME.
Der un0 lditten belize Babete gu
0ott elllpor. gtud) oouenoeter Seier
Bat Oie Ntutter, Die GoGter m0ge ii9
rilr cine Meilc entfernen, uno begu1n
no6 0eren 9lbDelenbeit: uSo9niir.
ben, mein 8otte bier bat Dor 5mon-
sig Sobren oo5 lebte Vtal gebei6tet.
NoIlten Sic ibm niht in oas @etpil.
len reOeL oan1it icb i'm emit i'm Sim.
mel Dieoer iinoen moge!"
~8erne 1ui;rOe ib beidten," per.
Iebte Ser @atte Der &rQnfelt erihiit.
tert; "ollcll. td) bin nid)t geb0rig
oorbereitet.
~GrfiiIlen Sic bic 8itte Sbrer lie.
ben Jrou, erforid)en Sic griinolid
Sbr 8e1piiien lno er1peden Sic auf-
ridtig Heua ul0 2ei0. gtud) 5pei
Stunoen bin id bereit, Sbre 8ei9t
in meiner &IoIterfircbe gu horen,"
logte Der Brielter einOringli9.
SD merOe fonune11," entgegnete
Ser Vtmrn ticf bepeat. gsod) gerau-
mer 3eit Ocrlieb er leine @obnung
!nlS febrte nicbt nebr 3urud. - 8or.
ltbcrgebe1roe fanoen i'm tot auf Der
StraBe liegcn: ein Sdlogflub butte
i'm geriibrt.
9tod Serliberl111g oes Oroeusprie.
tiers botte er init Ben 3eiden oufrid.
tighter Heue oo5 beilige 8uBIafru-
nerrt empIangen. gead 51pei Togen
folgte ibnl Ieine ol1r6 oie ToOesnu6-
ridt erldiitterte 8ottin ms Grab.
Otoge 8otte5 8ar1nber5igfeit beioe
I'M 9inrmel pereinigt boben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28
famtltenkrets

@s bari unS nidt Dltn6ernebmen
SoB Die 4nforoerungen, pelde Oie
8erfol1er oeS pa0ogogil6e1t 8anoes
an oen 2ebrcr 1teuen, er11ite uno bos
be iinO. Ser WeiibIule gibt eS I'M
9ebrontt ltn30b1ige: onge1trengte, oft
nidt 5ulogenoe glrbeit; bos e1pige
Ginerlei; WiBerfolg; Erdgbcit uno
&anglanlfeit lo muncber &lnoer; I'M
orten lrob 1no lln0onf u11Oerer;
MioerIprlth Ger gItern, l1Itp, ltim.
1o5 olIeS lit geeignet Ou5 2eben oes
Sebrer5 uno Gr5ieber5 81 einem oor>
nenoOllen 81 maden 0eSbalb 1pur
c5 1pobl on9ebrod)t, fraftige 8etpeg>
griinOe on5ufiibreL Sic BEN 2ebrer
crn1l1tigen, troB ser oielen 8eldmer>
BEN ieineS 8erl'Ies, ltd) oemIelben
nit Suit 1nO &iebe bin5ugebCn. Sac-
cGini bonoelt 0oriiber ou5fiihrli6 in
zen HIblGnitten: Son Ser 8iiroe ser
Sl1gcn0er3icblng" ~SOn 0en Nuben
Der Gr5Iebul0", v&ciOen l>n0 6reu=
Ben I'M 2cbronte". 5Sreili0 ioll Der
Hebrer 0en 2obn nid}t i'm Grfolg,
nod i'm Ganf Ser W}enl6cn iufen,
lonOcrn 0ie gSorte beber5igell, nit
Ocnen SltDentius 1cnt 8ud) lGlieBt:
vllno 3ltlebt, mag Ser Grfolg ltn n1e>
rer 9lrbciten Icin 1pie er 1piu, 11nier
Sobn miro nid)t nod) Dem Grfolg,
lonOern nodj unIercr 9lrbelt, ni6t
Nud Ser 5rltd]t, lonbern noG un1e>
rem gifcr bcmelien. ,Gic, nelde pie-
le 5lr 8eredjtigfeit l1nterlpciIen, per-
Den glan5elr lpie Die Sterne ocS Stint
nlcl5 in ale Gtpigfeit' Gan. 12, 81"
Wir miiNcn IN1icBcn Da ser 9lrti-
tel lton beoeltten0 langer gcmor0en
lit, ol5 beubltftigt mar. 0es 2ln3iebz
cnOen >Dar 10 Dtel, oaB e5 ihtDer nur,
cine 9lu5tDubl 81 trcffen. 0a5 paoa-
gogild)e @erf Der @erocr'l6tn Ser
lug5bonolunQ lit bcl1te nod reS Stu-
Gium5 aller lDert, meldle SSntcre11e on
Ser fotbolilhen gr5iebung boben.
F. r.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28
Die naturlthe
Offenbarune

56opfllng 1tro @etpilIen offenbo.
rem unS einen olllnG6tige1l, uanei
len, all1pilielpNen, beiIigen uno gere6s
ten @ott. @s miro oieIe OffenborunQ
Die natiirli6e genan1lt. Sic lit fir
ieoen erfuB6ar, 1Deldper 3u 0enfen Der.
Itebt u1t0 grten @iuen5 lit. Gieie no,
tiirlihe Sffenbarung 8otte5 rei6t
aber nidt bin oo5 0enfen oes Mten,
ld)en be5iiglicb oeS b06lten Meiena
un0 ieineS Gerbaltniiies 3u ibrn unt
SEN 8ile1r OeS Deeni6en in Der 9lus.
i&bung Ieiner Pfli9ten gegen @ot
in ieinem Sum 1tn6 2allen, bor Ser.
irrungen gu betpobren. 3euge bier,
fir lit Die @e16i9te Der MenI6bei
Sic lebrt inns, 0aB ielblt Die in Der
&ultur bod) e1rttpidelten 80lfer bes
sIltert1rnS ben groBten Srrtii1nerr1
ouf religi0lem @ebiete onbeimgeioi:
len 1ino. IS fi1roet lt6 5tpor bic SSoee
oeS einen aQes beberri 6enoen Got,
tes, 0aneben ober lit Der @la1ube an
@otter allgenein. uno no5 fir Got.
ter! yei6t BLOB geringe n1e11i6li6e
Jebler, lonoern iolde Don gr0bIter
Irt mie 0eeineio, gbebr11d, 3od).
lu6t, Worolrit 1peroen ibnen 5uge'
1brieben.
Wobl leben mir bel Die en- B0lfer11
Die Neliglon bod in @bren gebaIten
ibre 8eiien 1perben ni9t ntiioe, oie
Eugeno 5u preilen als oas b09ite
3iel, alS iroiihen Tro6tens berrli,
d|en &anpfpreiS, fir 6eren Sd61t.
belt gu 1terben Elm beneioens1perteS
2os lei. @ie tonn uber oo an tpobre
ltttlif)e Sugenoitbung 5u oe11fen Iein
no 6ie Borbil0er Der Tugeno - 6ie
8otter - boiler 2aIter geood)+ lper.
oen? Was ben @ottern erluubt tIt
nt1.B bod au6 ben arr1en 5terbli.
den erlaubt iein! 0ieier 56luB lag
getpiB Tauienoen ndber, als Die 8e,
folg1lng Ser Sebren oes tpeilen Bptba.
gora5. Bobl lit au6 i'm Seioent1rn
ilberau Die &e6e BON @etpiiien u1t
Bflidten, tpobl ftnoet ii6 out oor1
Der unterl6ieo 51Diiden gut un6 b.
ie, Sobn un6 Strofe i'm Sen1eits
ober IN Der 8eltrteilung oelie1t, tpus
gut uno boie fei, geben Die Init6ter
ouseinonber. Jrogen mir lei Ser
Weilen oes Altertums no6 ibren 8e:
griffen BON Sittlidteit, 10 finoen nil
neben pielen @oloforarern oie gr0Bter
SSrrtumer. Fluto Iebrt 8erodtun[
Der Jremoen, redtfertigt Die Trun
tenbeit, Die 8eibereemeinidoft, oit
3eritorltng bes 2ebens nod ebe e:
bic Belt erblift, Die Musieb1n1
id)tpa6lider ooer iiber5Gbligcr Sim
Der uip. So9ar Der tpeileIte ser bei5,
nil6en 8elien, 5ofrotes, buIoigt'
inbetreff Der Sittlt6teit lebr freie1
In1tdten. 3eno lu6 Mriltippus EMP
foblen oen 5elbltnoro; ebenIo gice
ro, Der gefeierte Reoner un6 5toats
mann, llno mit linn Der 1peiIe Sene
! ca. Inter Dem Stotfern gob es folbe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28

Oas R0h1te

Scrr, SebnIndJt babe idJ nadJ Dir;
StcfbciP9e Sebnind)t, tute i'll ienen
Sagen,
Ia Erleftcrban0 gum er1 ten Wnle
mir
9aS 2ebensbrDt in's Sinberber5 0e+
tragcn!
. Iclig jene 3eit, 10 frieOenSrciu,
IN mir i'm ipeifen Sleib, nad lam
gent Martcn,
Scr Slid ncr1tnnmenb nnb 5itterno
fcbrten Elm
Sn Wuttes lOnncnlid)ten Simmela-
gnrtCn -.
Scrr, habe 0anf, OaR 1uic 5n jcner
3eit -
9tOdJ Iel'ger ais ocs 0liifcs itille
SrGnen
&irl madJt'gtr audy als 2ebens Nnoit
uno Strcit
Sn mciner Secle &uDbnt baS orpRe
Sebnen!
Il. q. B.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28

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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05

A new glass lens for plane pilots
removes binding glare and invis-
ible light rays.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05

Postwar mail may be delivered
by rocket. That's \ pretty fancy
way for a penny postcard to ride
BUY. MORE U. S. BONDS NOW
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05
CAMP DAVIS BUS
PROBLEM TALKED

CAMP DAVIS, April 4.-Oficials
of the Seashore Transportation
company and Camp Davis staff
members met yesterday to discuss
plans for bus service to the camp.
With growing number Of Whining
ton civilians employed at Camp
Davis, the transportation problem
has become acute.
H. w. Robinson, superintendent
of operations for the transporta-
ton company, assured Colonel
Trenholm ] Meyer, chief OF staff
of Camp Davis. that, Seashore
would be able to handle any rise
in passengers on the daily com
muting run between the camp and
Wilmington.
A survey was made of the equip
ment available, communication fares,
waiting room facilities and feeder
lines from outlying districts of
Wilmington to the main line serv-
ing Camp Davis.
Nat Dixon, Jacksonville Will
mington Divisional manager, as
sured Colonel Meyer that the Sea-
shore company would cooperate in
every way possible to provide ef-
ficient bus ervice to Camp Davis.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05
|AAF RETURNEE
PLAN OUTLINED

1t. Charles Moxhay. public re-
lations officer at Camp Davis, told
Kiwanis club members at their
regular session, on Wednesday
something Of the program for men
at that redistribution and GONZALES
cent center.
He told how men long under the
strain Of combat are like clocks
which, the more they are wound
up the tighter they get until finally
they reach the breaking point. The
object Of the redistribution pro.
gram is to receive them, when they
come back to the States and stop
their winding up before they
break.
To this end they have a bit OF
reorientation, to acquaint them
with general conditions at home,
with which they have been out Of
contact so long. They are relieved
of military discipline in large
measure, and are offered oppor.
tunity for rest, recreation, and en-.
tertainment until they are run
ming smoothly like a property func.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-05
Cuba. Largest Paper
To Suspend Operation
Due To New.print Lack

HAVANA, April 4. Up -Diario
de la Marina, the largest news
paper in Cuba, announced it would
have to suspend publication after
tomorrow's edition for lack of
newsprint.
The newspaper said newsprint
for Cuba had been deposited more
than a month ago in the port Of
New Orleans, but that shipment
had not been made. Two other
newspapers, Prensa Libre and Ac-
cion already have suspended pub
LEGATION for lack of paper.
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THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR WILMINGTON N. c.

tioning clock and are ready Tor
new assignments.
For convalescents, wounded men
and all others requiring hospltan-
cation, the same program is offer
ed to such extent as the individual
soldier can participate, to which
is added a chance to improve their
situation through vocational train
ing or, as the case may be, to
participate in academic studies.
The plan is to fit wounded or Grip
pied men for self support, and
particularly to restore their sell
confidence and give them courage.
President w. B. Bryant, presid-
ing, called attention to the old
clothing campaign and urged mem
bers to be liberal contributors. In
compliance with the request that
the club name a committee to CO.
operate in the community's post
war planning, he named Aaron
Goldberg, chairman, and Garland
S. Currin, DR.. John T. Hoggard, L.
A. Raney and E. r. Toms mem
bers.
Guests were Major Frank E.
Conant, Carl A. Nicholson and
Charles P. Robertson.
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CALCUTTA, April 4.-(P)- A Sc
curity blackout was lifted today
from British operations in the Ara
kan sector Of Burma with the an
nouncement that an amphibious
force which landed in the vicinity
of Letpan March 10, now has driv-
en- south to enter Taungup, the
main Japanese supply port for
the west Burma coastal area.
Taungup is 125 miles down the
coast from Akyab, IS miles airline
west of Prone and only 1913 miles
northwest of Rangoon.
The British landing at Letpan
was opposed by infantry but close
air support helped eliminate Jap
strongpoints and the push south
ward became a rout as the enemy
commanders strived desperately
to withdraw their forces eastward
toward Prone. They are believed
to have salvaged only minimum
of heavy equipment, for the Allied
air forces had strafing patrols con-
stantly over the Gaungup-Prome
road
Entry Of British troops into
Taungup capped successful
coastal campaign which began last
November with the capture Of
Buthidaung.
In central and northeast Burma
where the Japanese suffered their
worst defeat in this entire sector,
there was a lull in the ground
fighting. Enemy survivors were
trying to escape in struggling, dis
organized bands and the Allied
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800 SUPERFORTS
HIT TOKYO AREA

GUAM, April 4. -(P)-Japanese
aircraft production in the Tokyo
area was hit by some 300 Super
fortresses from the Marianas to-
day (Tuesday U. S. time) in a
low level demolition raid that left
smoke plume rising thousands 81
feet above one target area.
One plane was missing, the 10th
Air Force Command announced IN
Washington, from the triple threat
foray that encountered but slight
fighter plane opposition and mod
crate ground fire.
Targets were the Shizuoka air
craft plant at Shizuoka, IS miles