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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
11ahruf!

$50 iit bcnn hin nnein Seiben,
$50 lit MN mcine giot,
gSas fcnn mid, benn nun ideiben
0on meir1em Iieben 0ott?
$50 iinc bem bin bic Sbmer5en,
Sie mir 10 Nngit eemad)t?
sic iinS bon meinem Soer5cn Ia.
Sum sdu5lidJ peseebradt.
. Sob, bu armer Sob.
@nn id bod nidt aeitorben
Sd rub uno 'leb' in @ott.
8enn ibr bod MIR iolt leben,
Scrslicbite Gltern ,neir.
@ie Inn mid ireuoig 9e6en ..@
Sie (icben Gn9elein.
g9ie midi nein Seius fiiiiet
giit icinenl Iieben Wunb.
&ein 2dbrlein ibr beraieBet.
Senn id) bin gang aciuub.
Sd ipart' in 6reub' uub 6rieben
@is ibr audi fon,n,t bernadb '~.' ""'r,
Sir 5leiben ,lngeid,ieben a
Inns trennt feiu llngcn,ad,.
Srum enbet cure Slaeeu
Senn ipenn ibrs red]t betrabt'
@iibt ibr sulctt bod iaeen
Gott hat es ipoblgemaht
0eine tieftrauernoe 8attin, GIterx
ms @rvoe,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Der &irden Tranen @crein Der
ct. sfobanncs 0emeiube

bat beitloiien, Elm 3ortenpartie a6-
subalten am 8. sSebr,,ar in Sen Sdn,l-
raalmen ser ct. Sobnnnes &irbc.
Oie Shipeitern NIT bem 9amen Mg-
netba, Cara, Suianraa, Mtaria uno
Gorothea Aaben sic Mrongierune
iibernommen. @ir bitten ale Mit.
glieSer Ser @cn,einSe uno ssreunSe
bon SIT uro Weit iit baron gu BE-
teiligen. Gs tueroen id3one Yreiie iein
aa ieocm Gid ,,'tS beimeebafene
arapfen unb &aifee miro ieroiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

ne, Nadruf am @rabe faeen mir
sen beroliditen Danf.
@ir Aanfen u,,d benz Central Scr.
banb fir Ml,s5abllng scr Beriide'
run8 an5 Dem 3speig 1 fir bas 2o'
fuIiterbeselo, ,,nS alien ,hie l,ns II,
l,nlerrn eroBcu 2eio beigcltanben, ben
inniaiteu Oanf.
Die trnuernScn bicterbliebeneu
gnfcl, Sfin5cr uno @attin
Nartba 8leinpeter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

3,eie 8.

Smeig B.
gIlen Sfapeitern 'biene our Nah-
ridt, bab Die regelmdBigc 8eriamm-
hing am Sonntas, oen 4. Sebr,nr.
rafmittaes, itattfirSet. MQe Sfspe.
Stern tperSen eriuft a, Der Geriamm-
lung penn irl,r nt6glih teilsr,rebmen
Nur 1ann fam Elm Screin ssortibri1-
te ntafen sue,rn sic WitslieSer in If.
rem eigenen Sntereiie Mnteil uebnren
an ben Yeriamml,,ngeu, Sic 8ereins.
geid,dfte alle erleSi9en belien. lin
piinftlid,es grihei1en tperoen ale
Shspeiterr gebeten.
@atb. Topier. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
HIS Canton. Otie
Oduffdouno

Sir Die anldblih 6es CODES unIe.
reg gelie6ten Sobnes 1edi. Sgt.
AnSre,u &. 9bellmam
tpel6er ourd eitwn iebr iatperen ,tno
bitteren SOB iein 2eben eclaiien bat
fir iein 8aterlairo, uns entgegenae,
bradte Spnlpatbie iagen mir ber5-
lifen 9anf.
Ct tpuroe an, 2G. 91obem6er ii,
5ranfreid Bel Met iebr idhper Der.
sputtoet altto am 3. DECEMBER ent.
id]lief ct in BEN 9errn. gtie b1ttcn
tpir eeabnt ON 10. Sail, tpie Ct ba.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Danfiaouno

Sir Sic anIdBlid) bes plotliden
9oSes a,nieres geliebten 0ater uilo
8atten sSobn Daniels
rns entgeSeneebrud,te Spmpatbic.
fir Sic reiden 8l,menlpenoen, Ser
2anosleuten, 6relnben, Bcfana,ten
uno Mitelieoern oes griten 9. g.
6. Il. @ereins 3,peie 1 6es Gentra!
gerbanoes fir sic eroi,e 8eteilie,n9
am 8esrdbnis, Sem Seibenbeitattcr
SuSor L. Curtis aus glpria fiir sic
CUTE ReoienunH ben gintradt-9er-
mania Sdngern un0 Yrof. 81. 9sito.
Iaa,s fit sic id,onen Nahruauprte an:
@rube ioeen mir ben ber5lidNten
0anf.
8ir oanten aud, 6em Central Ser,
banS ser Siebenbiirser Sadyien Of tbc
II. g. fir sic prompte MussabL.u,9
Der 8erlidprune uno Dem 31peis I
fir Die Iussabl,,ng oes 8ofaliterhe-
geloes. llno aqen Die uns in 1,nferm
greben 2eio beieeltanoeu. @ott oerr
gelte es alien.
Gie traueiluoen binterblicbeneu Silt
Ser uno @attin
@afhQrina Daniels.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Der airMen eyramen Gerein Der
ct. SoAannes 0cmeinbe

bdlt feline ,lddpite @erfanunluno anl
MittiuodabenO, Sen Z. Ge6ruar, a6
Die Sdrpeitern iinb aebeten 10 5abl-
reid tuie n;oglid, 81, erihcinen. Auc
SfarGtern, kreldje i'm 0sonat Sc.
bu.mr Yeburtstag feiern. m0een Be.
bid brineen. Nad ser 0eriammlung
miro pie INNER &affee uno Sudden
ierpiert.
8atb. ainn, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
1e1tfrolperto,,HSs
4nSelese,,heme,,

Ten 8eamten unb Witgliebern nn.
ierer 3meisuereine bicne sur sefaQ;-
gen aeuntnisnabme, baR bic 8roR.
Heamten in Der Sebrnar- -Neriamm-
tnn8 alien 3meisen cine tuidtise Ser
baubsira9e snr ltrabitin inter
breiten. @ir bitten mniere 3tpeisper=
Gins @itsliebcr Der ssebrnar.Tsr-
iammluna ,pcnn nnr mGslid beisu-
iuobnen.
1erner aeben mir befaunt,
baa bic 8rofbeamten in
Der gerIammluna am 21. Sannar
1915 beidlo1en baben, ieoem sob.
IenSen NitalieS i'm Central gerbano,
bic am 1. Sauuar 1914 ober friiber
aaf8enommen ,pnrbcn mn6 bas ooIe
Sabr 1914 besablt baben, cine pollc
@onatssablmns sutsnidreiben nnb
bak Siejenieen Nitslieber, beren 20
Sabr abbesablte 3ertififate nor 1. Sa-
mar 1914 boil beaablt marcn nno
feline &adsabluns i'm MGrs 1914
crbalten baben, i'm NGrs bieies Sab-
res cine Nonatsrate fir 1913 unb
eine fir bas Sabr 1914 erbaIteu.
Rit Nrnbergrn6,
Soba Batth.s.
,> 0rok. k.Trdiibent.
9eor9 Martini, 0rok.Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Sipei9 ID.

Gs biene aHcn Mitgtieoern s,,r ee.
fiaiaen 9tadrid,t Dab uniere rdhtc
Berianlnlung Samstag, Den 3. Sc.
br,tar. 8 llbr abenos. I'M Sadien.
beim itattfinoet. @ir hoffen oab Die
8riioer iid sablreif heteiligen .per.
5en. Jerner tperoen ale 0iitglieSer.
bie NIT ibren 8eitrdgen ,lno 9liie6.
S6Iub auT Seite 6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
3weis 4.

Muen SdEreftern biene 5ur Gad)'
ribt, Sab oie ndf6te Seriammluna
am 4. Gebruar, 3 llbr nad,mittugs,
itattfimoet. Mne riidItdnoieen Sdnpe.
itern iinb in ibrem eigenen Sntereiic
eriudt iid gutitebeno 81 MAIDEN. Bi:
baben spihtise @eid1fte 81 erleoigel
uno ole Sdspeitern iollten antpeien6
iein. Nad, Der @erianmlung baben
mir umier iiblihes 3oifeefr6n3den
unS 8arterpartie.
Muf Der 4ranfemITte iitb: Sh,pe-
iter Sophie Sd1ubel, 3oie Yetri, y.
@inter, sSrl. Sobama @olf Cara
@al5er, ST. Nfarrer Maria 0eutidjs
lGnoer. 8ir 1piinihen alien baloiac
8el,eiuug.
--.. Glis. Tiihler. Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

Slt SItuclu!Lu lluIu uIl lO. oSuIllluI
nad larger idtrerer &rarltbeit, oie
ibm uuertr6eli1 rm,rSe, in, sitter bon
ga Sabren
0err @i6aeI 8leinpeter
un6 p,,r6e am IS. Sanuar bon 6.
g. &n..fmarn & Cons leidenbeim,
1906 8. 20. Str, aus llnter GROCER
Beteilieung Der 2anosleute, Jre,ln.
oen unS 8efannten uno NfitglieOera
oes 3.ueie 1 aui oem @eitparf 5rieS.
|bof sitr lesten &ube getrogen. 0ie
9irtradt-Serrnatpia Sdneer iansen
alnter Neitung bon Yrof. u. Nitolaus
erareifenoe 9rauerliescr unS 9saitor
Sobannes Iel,tidl0noer leitete sic
1rn,erfeier lHo iprah @orte bes
9roites on oie binterbliebenen 2eih.
tragen6en. Yrof. Nitolous iprad eli.
men gsahruf in slbtpeienbeit oes YrGl.
q. @eber bonn 3tpeig l..
Der TaDineeidiebene ipurSe III
Earlal. Sle6enbiireen. aeboren l,nO
er5ogen l,rb erlernte 6as @agners
banSsperf gr trat I'M Sabre 1903 init
SRI. Nartta 9oruatb 1T 9elsSorf,
8ursenla,to, in ben gbeitaltS. 9ieie
Gbe epar cine eliidIihe, es entiproi-
EN- ibr flint ai,rber. Sm Sabre 1905
spanoerte Ct nod Mmerita Gus, ipobi:,.
linn ieine Satin nit apci ainoerr
in 1907 nadfolete ,nb linn nod orei
&inbe, ihentte. Die letten 18 Sdbrc
arbeitete ct fir Ole Ibeurer.Norton
Hrop. 60. ols 3iiier, bis i'm cine
aranfbeit oa,rd @erlesune bel Ser
Mrbeit fir Z Sabre aus ser Nr6eit
belt unS flint SperatiOnen 6urd-
r,aden ,nuBte. Cine Tobter 4atba-
rirta, II Sabre alt, ging ibm III 1925
i'm 9coe bornl,s.
8r. @leinpetcr ,uar Elm treuer Gat-
te u,rS Elm fiirlorelider Batter, elm
tre,,es Mitslieo oes 2.Sei9 unb
,ncbrere Sabre @itelieo Der Gin.
tra1tASermartia. gr NOR beliebt bei
allen bic i'm tannten ,pegen leiner
Gre,,nolihfeit.
gs trauern a,r, Sen Gerftorbene:1
leine tiefgebealgte Satin Wurfba
Gleinpeter, ,godter Martba Sin Iaalt
Jamilie, 0,idael Gleinpeter ST.,
9od)ter glriabefb Stefani iamt So
mile, Todter Selen 3ee6if iarnt Ga.
milie, 6 Gnfelfinoer, 5tpei Shtueiterr
aatbarinu Stiir5er, Mnna @efnagel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

Mm II. Ge5ruar, A llbr nod4nit.
togs, Deranitaltet 9speis 4 iein Ma'
rien., Suianna,, Gorotbp., Menate-,
gleanore., Mofina-, Msnetba-, sara.,
Gertrude, 0tatbifoe -@nrtenpartie int
Weftieite Sadfenbeim uno alle Bolts.
genoiien BON Dit uno @eit iitpo ber5.
lidft eingeIn6en einen eenalbreihen
Rudmittng gu berleben. sfoner
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
8rmberbMn6 Der 3cntid9ent

gs oiene auen 8riieern aur &C.
i1uiecn Natrid,t, Sab uniere ndhite
@eriammItns om Samstag. ser
3. Gebruar. punt 8 l1br abel,Ss,
itattfinoet. Sa tpidtise @eibGfte 81
er.eoigen iino. lperoen alle griiber
eriud]t an,peieno au iein.
8eburtstagsfinoer iino Martin
Jleiiher uno 8enn Grteblm.
Sobn Qiertiher. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Stpeig g.:

slllen aeitglieoern biene 5,.r &C.
fdQisen Nad'rlft, oab Sic reeeln,dBi.
&c @eriammluns 'Sonntaa Sen ii.
Gebrl,ar, ltattiinoet. Seocs Mit9lieo
apirS aebetcn luelm noglid) anapeienS
ar ie!n. 9ieinltat Ser 8eamten-
spahl fir t945:
Rrdiibent. anbreas Sd)neiber
Ni5ssYrdi.. 2eopolo Sdmiot
!. Yrpt. sSefr., Sulius Gbertb
. Sim sSefr, $,ligo SfuIler
Sdatnt.. Spbn Raper
G.eS.sSetr., 6rib S6neioer
TertraIter. NidaeI 8renner. @alter
Seibner. Weors SbaI
: 8eamte,reiniilbr,lrg iruroe boz,
un;erm gr-ErGiiSenten 0sartin sll.
brih porgenommen. slae @eamtcu
peripradcn ibr beites 3u TIM.
llmier @nrit. nn6 SamerfranteFen
firoet in oicier GerImnmlun9 itatt.
Yeamtea.H Heriammlnng
fin6ct Itatt ant 0onnerstag, sen 8.
Gebruar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Siebenbiiroild,. .2lmerifanilhes polfsblatt

Sa,,ptpreis ,ino Giibpreife an iebcm
Gid. SIN Sauptfomitee fins: 81.
Wonteal,, 8. Rebner, Cara Bro6,
W. elatanid, Suiie Shuiter, Grieoa
Magner, Sara 0Srner. Sm Musbilfs=
tomitee: 8. 8. Sdmeioer, &atb. Mar.
tini Sophie 9beuman, Oorotbp
9nna, Mnna @uneih. I'm giitigen gu
iprub tittat Das aomitce.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

pieIe Marfen 81. 5ablen bot. Inn Ger
@,mmeltoiie be,, Grl0s oaton ars
Columbus 81 iiberpeiien. Den 0ia-
rien sratuliere1, mir 81 ibrem Sc.
b,,rtstag. Gliiabetb Giibler, Ssfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Odnfidouno

SAuSAV
Sir Die inns anIdblif) bes &h1ifei.
bens unieres eeliebten @robpaters,
8aters uno 8a1ten
Nidael aleinpeter
entge9en9e6radte Spmpatbie, fit
Die berrliden Blumenipe,toen, Ole
groBe Beleiligi,ng ser Sanosleaite,
Greltnoe, 9etmurten a,no M1itglieoer
6es 3.peig 1 an, Begrdbnis, Haitor
Deuhdldnoer fit Sic troitreid)e Yre.
oist, oep @intradt- Sermania SGn-
germ uno Yrof. Nifolaus fir 1ie er.
1rauerlic6er ,,lto Ben i9o.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
2iebertafel Oaueudjer

ianlnrlurg 6ei9Ioiien am Is. 6ebruar
i'm Gillette Sadlenbeim, 1400 81
SIS. Ctr, Elm &artempartie unb on.
1ere Spiele ab5ubulten. Wir bitten
oue ssrean6e iid oieien Nbeno frei
su b0lten uno uns gu beluhen. Mn
ie6ent lid tuiro elm id,0ner Breis
feiH ubo teimgebadene arapfen uno
gutter 4qffee ,,piro ieruiert. Sir bof-
fen biele ssreunbe BON Sit unb Belt
6esrhben au f5nnert.
.,,, 6. 1r1gner. .Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
3iueis 1.

&c biene allen Mitglieoern s,,r &C.
fdIligen Wadyridt, baB Sic ndd,itc
Beriammll,ne am Sonntae oen II
Jebrlar, nadynittass punft 3 l1br
itattfinbet. Die Mitalieoer tperSeu er'
f,ht piinftlid} n,apeieltb su iein.
Mitelieoer, apeIde nrit ibre1 Sab'
Gilngen i'm 9fiihltanS iiro, iouten iid'
i'm ibrem eieenen ssntereiie gut
itebe,to MAIDEN.
ySm. Shultcr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
&arl Sramid)


geliebter Subn BON 6rau Sobanna
'Shuler, Gater bon go1uoro Carl e.,
@roBpater Dor Serrp, 9r. bon Sous
W. Trauid), Hidnrb Sfulller, Jrau
Witi Oietrid, Jra, slnna SGrooer,
un1 aflttsrod,, Den 81. ssalm,ar, i'm
Alter bon 54 Sabren geitorben lit.
SSrenl,oe mogen porlpreden in Dem
@egrdbnisbei1n BON Sauers, 1901
Men,pbis slpe.
Die Era,erfeier iinSet am Won.
tag. sen 5. Jebruar, 2 lrbr nadmrit
tags il, Der 1eutih Stride, @eit 80
strobe uno 8illarS 9lpe. itatt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Gin erei3eS Sattttlienfeit
aller Sattie,t
Sonnabenb, ben 10. 1ebruar, i'm
Gillette Sadjicnheim

Citicite Sadienbeim
TreibmSert GIepelanber Sodicn
Oieucu in Der Webrmaht slmerifas
Gs iiro uniere S0bne, uniere gr.i'
Scr, unire liebiten slngeborieen. 2a6t
uns an oieiem sroBen
Samilienabeno
ibrcr ipiiroig geSeufen!
Gin eiaenarttees, Invertebrates
Brogramm beont1portet in
Dort uno 3tlo uno l11uff
sic 1raeen:
@er iinb iie? !
@o iinb iie?
@as tan lie?
Nas henfcn iie?
&ie fiblen iie?
@as eriuartcn ie bon nus?
Nid,t nur Die 6amilicn oieier I'm.
ierer Seloen, lonoern ale goltsse-
noiien. Die in hieier 9eit nid)t berSr
los seiporoell ii,1o, iino bier,nit auis
itr1,igite se6eten, 81, Sieism gbren.
absnb 81 fommen. Gs miro Elm .pert,
poles Grlebnis iein fiir Scoen.
slae Ginnabmen flieben in ben
'RelSet,>Re eekr'Set,S'
Ser @ereinigtcn Sod,ien bon Glere.
lanN.
Gas Frogramm besinnt Inn 1880
llbr nbenos.
Sm Iuftrage aIler idhiiiheu Or
goniia.ionen ser Oilieite,
Sans isoiiel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01

- 8eiien Ste bei Ginfdufen bar
saf bin, bob Sie bic Anaetoe IN
.BolfsbIatt" eeIeien hdben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Aus Glepeiai,N, Okie
Qrduernad,rtd,t

Siermit oie idrrnerslihe gtadriht
oaB Serr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-01
Trauernahriht

Sn Glepela,ro ltarb am Is. Sanuar
nad larger idtrerer aranfbeit, oie
ibm unertr6gli6 ,ul,rbe, in, sitter bon
81 Sifhren
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
- LITTER TO DR 0OE1BELS--' Tanks In Rheydt Castle Enjoy Luxurious Life, !. Thanks To Absent Host

was silly of you to hide 1t in those beautiful deep air raid shelters iu your basement, as that was the first place anyone would look. A fine arts expert of the Military Government has looked the plc- lures over and says they probably are worth a lot, although he hasn't had a chance to give them more than a superficial check.
 We took a few of the better pictures and hung them upstairs where everyone could appreciate them. You will, am sure, be pleased to know that the portrait of der Fuehrer it's Q pretty cheap job for one of Hitler's right hand men - occupies the place of honor over the dining room fire- place. Another portrait is sharing the spotlight with the Fueh- Ter. It shows a very lifelike sol- dier of the 20th Division (which captured the castle), holding the sign "Kaput," right across Hitler's midriff. It's really quite effective. SHELTERS UNFINISHED
 WHY O1 edECLl WSEc yOu DuAAu~ ing additional shelters outside? The workmen hadn't gotten around to pouring concrete on the huge steel forms next to the front porch and I guess they'll never be finished now.
 The old place probably looks pretty much as you left it. There isn't any wine left naturally. The Military Government has taken over your china and glass. but you can be sure they will treat it with the difference due 1t.
 The other side of the place is in fine shape. The peacock Musso- lini gave you still roams around at will. He still preenS every time the chickens chuck.
 Well, doctor, that's about the story. It really was very pleasant staying here. Ordinarily it's cus- tomary to thank your host. In this case, however, our visit was by courtesy of the 29th Division and of the 9th Army. So you'll understand, surely, if I say my thanks to them rather than to you. Very truly yours, TOM WOLF
 (NEA Staff Correspondent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
LOCAL STUDENTS
 HELD ELIGIBLE
May Compete for Ful1-Day Scholarships Offered By
 Taft School

Watertown, April 2 - Four full day scholarships will again be of- fered by the Taft School to stu- dents in Waterbury, Watertown, and Oakville it was announced here today by Dr. Paul F. Cruik- shank, headmaster of the school.
 Students in the graduating class es of the Baldwin school and st.. Johns Parochial School in Water town, of the South school in Oak vile, and of all Waterbury grade schools are eligible for the scholar ships. The aim of the school is to offer its facilities to boys desirious of attending an independent school but who would be unable to do so without some form of scholarship aid.
 All scholarships are awarded on the basis of recommendation of the principals of the various schools, personal interviews and results of competitive examinations. Exam nations for this year are scheduled for Saturday morning, May 5th, at a. m. at the Taft School.
 Information regarding the Schol- arships may be obtained from the principals of the local schools or by addressing John F. Morse, Director of Admissions of the Taft school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
INFANTRY COMBAT
 UNIT TO ASSIST
War Council Announces
 Special Attraction for New War Bond Drive

Waterbury's Seventh War Loan Drive effort will be featured by the presence here of a full infantry combat unit which will demonstrate weapons and tactics Hld possibly engage in a sham battle. J. Francis Smith, chairman of the War Coun- cil at the latter's meeting yesterday said that the unit has been engaged and will likely conduct the demon- stration at the Municipal Stadium sometime during the drive. The Seventh War Loan campaign will get underway here May IA.
 Many volunteers from local or ganizations are participating in the clothing collecting campaign now underway it was revealed at yesterdays meeting. Local fire houses are being utilized as neigh borhood deposit centers from where the clothing is gathered and assem- bled at the armory.
 Chairman John Tufel of the Pa- per Salvage Committee reported that POP tons of scrap paper were collected in the last drive. He was commended by the council for success of the collection. The next regular paper pickup, it was stated, will take place early in May.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
5th Takes 

Rome, April - U.P0 - Amer ican Fifth Army troops captured Mt. Folgorito and plunged on to- ward Spezia. so}he 20 miles to the northwest, against scattered resist ance today as their offensive went into its third day.
 (T'he Berlin radio said that on the Italian front southeast of Massa the Germans withdrew to shorten ed positions.")
 The British destroyers marine and lookout supported the advance with a bombardment from the Li- gurian Sea that silenced enemy gun batteries. Fighters and fighter bombers also were in action.
 Mt. Fologrito, a 3,000-foot height dominating the Ligurian coastal plain in northwest Italy, was out f1anked from east and northeast in advances eysterday.
 The advance came as 8 London dispatch reported that the German commander and minister in occupied northern Italy had signed an agree ment with the Catholic church pro- viding for the orderly withdf&wal of German troops from the area.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
CROSBY STUDENTS
 BOOSTING TOTAL
Classes Credited to Date With Investing $33,OO8;
 High Schools Aid Drive

Crosby students last week pur- chased $652.85 worth of war savings bonds and stamps, bringing their grand total since September to $33,- 008.15. High session rooms were J.. F. Roland with $73.75 and Miss Knigth with $4840. One hundred percent rooms were Miss Connor, Miss Goudy, Miss K. Hayes, MT Murphy, MT. Smith, MT. Tappin, MT. Timberlake.
 Leavenworth purchases came to $356.15 last week. High rooms were MT. Dillon with $42.75 and Miss Bowes with $39.30. One hundred percent rooms were MT. Dillon, Miss Hart, MT. DeBonis, MT. Synott, Miss Connor, MT. Coleman, MT. Ramon, MT. Rieger, Miss Mccarthy, Miss Casey, Miss Gemmill, Miss Barry, Miss Bowes, Miss Shanahan, Miss Healey, Miss O'Brien, MT. Rourke, MT. Woodlock, Mr. Meyers, MT. Shanahan, MT. Tangney, Miss Bat tie, MT. MacNiven.
 Wilby students accounted for $611.85 bringing their total to date to $23,17710. Leading room was 115 with $308.85 One hundred percent rooms were MT. Egan, Miss Martin Miss Eaton, Miss Powers, MT. Mur- nane, MT. Bowling, Miss Healey, MT Pronovost, Miss Page, Miss Garren Miss Hazen, Miss Clark, Miss Good win, Miss Altieri, Miss McNiff, Miss Schmidt, MT. Grady, Miss Moore Miss Marron, Miss Baird, MT. Mem primo, Miss Leeney, MT. Craig, MT Fitzpatrick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
LlEUT-C0VERNOR
 FORUM SPEAKER
Says American Leadership Most Essential in World
 Peace Program

In a speech declaring the need for American leadership on the inter national scene to cohesify the peace efforts of the world, Lieutenant Governor Wilbert L. Snow last night cited the major problem to be whether or not we have the Will to properly organize international ly for the preservation of the peace.
 The Acknowledgements who is professor of English literature at Wesleyan University spoke here last night at the initial forum sponsored by the Waterbury Chapter of the United Nations Association and the YMCA at the Second Congrega- tional church.
 Russia's actions of today and her supposed attitude toward the San Francisco conference is no worse than our attitude toward the Russia of 25 years ago, the speaker declar- ed. "Our nationalism and emphasis on national sovereignty is as severe as RuSsia's" he declared.
 The Acknowledgements endorsed the reasoning that greater con- sideration for justice and the devia- tion from purely materialistic ob- iectives in our international plan- ming was imperative. He suggested that & preamble comparable to that of the Constitution would be bene- ficial if it contained the proper spiritual light and the aspirations Of a high moral order.'
 In allowing any seven of the II member-nations of the Security Council to bring an indictment against power which is re- garded as having preached the peace, the Dumbarton Oaks plan is an improvement, he contended. He also stated that the provisions for armed forces to be placed at the disposal of the international council removed the other stumbling block in the League of Nations.
 We haven't progressed far from the old League plan," he admitted but we have covered little dis tance"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-07
Ne1vs Of Connecticut

Stamford, Conn.,, April 7.-(UP) -Hyman Rabinowitz, a Bronx, N. Y, garageman, was held by federal authorities today charged with pos- session of OPA tire certificates which they said were among sev- eral thousand stolen last Decem- Der from a New York printshop.
 Rabinowitz will be arraigned be- fore U. s. commissioner at Dan- bury. Federal agents said that sev- eral other coupons from the same batch had been passed here several weeks ago by another man.
 Hartford, Conn.,, April 7.-(UP) Police today were endeavOring to trace the mother or parents of a fully developed newborn girl whose body was found in a refuse can in the rear of an apartment house by junk collector.
 Medical Examiner Walter Weis- senborn said he believed the child was dead when abandoned.