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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-05
Current Comment

It is my long-held conviction that no matter how adeuate a woman may be as a politician or c dentist or a teacher or a secretary. unless she can look with an unintimated eye at the kitchen stove and the after-dinner dishes. her education Is incomplete.
 Miss Margaret A. Hickey of
 St. Louis. Mo. WING Wo-
 mems Advisory Committee
 Chairman.
 It is. of course. a fact that the enemy has a bigger war potential at his disposal but only from Q ma terial and not from moral view point.
 -Goebbels.
 The battle is going very well, but of course all this mud doesn't help, does 1t?
 Field Marshal Sir Bernard L. Montgomery on Western Front.
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toured much of the liberat sd areas already, and has seen with his own eyes what the low-cal- orie diet imposed by the Nazis has meant to the people.
 Stalin even pointed out that vitamin pills given to children ill liberated areas were inetfec- tual since they had been on such a low-calorie Iiiet for so long that their stomachS were unable to hold them.
 CHURCHILL-SFORZA FEUD
 It has now been some time since Winston Churchill put his foot down with resounding thud against Count SforZa's becoming Premier or Foreign Minister of Italy. And despite the new Setup for democratic rule in the Yalta, there appears to have been liberated countries announced at no change in Churchill's veto against Sforza.
 However, some highly signifi- cant details now have leaked out regarding one reason for Churchill's thumbsdOwn. It was long known that Sforza was anti monarchy and opposed Churchill's friend, King Victor Emmanuel; but 1t has only now been learned how Sf0rza threw a monkey-wrench into some of the British Intelligence operations in Italy.
 When the Allies first landed in Italy, the British had practi- cally no intelligence inside the country. Therefore, they depend ed upon the SIM Secret Italian Military Intelligencve) and its commanding officer, General Roatta.
 General Roatta, however, was close to Field Marshal BadOg- lio and had been high up In Fascist circles. Therefore, af- ter the Allies took Rome, the Yugoslav and the Greek Gov
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ernmentS both asked for his trial as a war criminal. The British then replaced him with General CarbOni, but he also turned out to be on the War placed by Colonel AgrifOgliO
 Count Sforza came into the pic ture when, as head of the Italian War Crimes Commission, he brought charges against both Generals Roatta and Carboni. As is customary ill Italy, ne called them for a pre-trial examination. There it leaked out for the first time that the British had been depending on these two Fascist criminals for their secret intel ligence, and also the amazing fact that they had been supplying in- formation both to the Germans and to the British at the same time.
 This leak infuriated Chur- chill. The British Secret Ser vice is one of his personal pets, to have it exposed by Count Sforza meant that SfOrza's fu- ture, as far as Churchill was concerned, was finished.
 NOTE: When the Allies planned the landing at Salerno Beach, south of Naples, they had infor- nation to the effect that only one German skeletonized division was in Naples. After they got on the high seas. however, they learned that this intelligence was wrong and that three German divisions were in and around Naples. As a result, United States transports had to mark time on the high seas while mor, troops were brought up. When We finally landed, German divisions were on the high bluff overlooking the Salerno beachhead, and for a while 1t Was nip and tuck whether we would be able to hold the beach.
 Copyright, l945. by
 The Bell Syndicate. Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-05
STATE PARKS AND FORESTS (New Haven Journal Courier)


 The people of Connecticut are urged to make greater use of the extensivbe and beautiful recrea- tional facilities in the State parks and forests to which attention is called in a statement by Donald B. Alexander of Hartford, administra- tive director of the State Park and Forest Commission.
 There are now b3 State parks cov- ering l5,000 acres, and 25 State for ests of approximately l25.000 acres. These park and forest tracts are the peoples property and the people are welcome to use them to the fullest extent. They are conveniently lo- cated in all arts of the State. Espe- ctally accessible to residents of the Greater New Haven area is the Sleeping Giant reservation of 1000 acres in Hamden, which is ideally suited to hiking picnicking and horseback riding.
 For IS years before the war. the State park and forest tracts were used annually by an average of l. 880,00O people. In l942 this total dropped to l,30O,000 and in l943 to an all-time low of300 900. Longer working hours. restricted travel and other wkartime conditions of course explain curtaiyled use of the recrea. tional areas: but a people under wartime strains needs more. not less recreation of the simple, healthful sort which the parks and forests furnish. The State authorities therefore hope that in the outdoor season now opening. John e. Citizen. his wife and kids will hie them- selves frequently to these lovely spots. via trolley, bus. bike. 'shank's mare' or other handy transport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-05

The recent death of "Bill'' Mallory, Yale athletic star of the early '2O'S, came as a shock to many residents of Connec- ticut who had seen and cheered his play ing in the Yale Bowl. On his way nome from the war front after a succesSiul career with the armed forces he lost ms life in a plane crash. Evidently "biil carried the same spark, the same cour- age into the battle that he did onto the gridirOn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-05
Daily Almanac

Moon rises l2:58 a. m. (war time)
 Sun rises 7:2O a. m.; sets 6:46 p. m. Cwar tlme)
 All vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes after sunset.
 If the moon entering the last quarter phase Tuesday night about midnight is any pro- phet, the weather for the next week ought to be more or less fair. At this season of the year. though, the moons influence on the weather is not apt to be as strong as dur ing the warmer months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-05

Feeling that telltale smudges on shirts and collars are a potent cause of divorce, a Tennessee state legislator would out law lipstick by making its use punishable by heavy fine and imprisonment. It isn't likely that such a law would do much good. We imagine that a lot or suspicious wives would still be able 70 see red.
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pound may In the long run cost the government near- ly three times this amount.
 The discrepancy - which W ould make the govern m e t'S magne- slum cost over 660 million dollars ln- stead of some thing over 200 million - Is one of the more Start- ling facts tn at should be brought to liRht in q
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QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
 ESOnhaguS

Son, 16, has what I've Ben Tolc is nervous esophagus'-we thought he would outgrow 1t. He has chock- ing spells when the food sticks hall way down and severe pains until he vomits, and he is SO thin. (M. J0
 Answer -"Nervous" eSop hagus hardly explains the boys trouble. More likely he has stricture or narrowing of the gullet or perhaps diverticulum or sort of off-ShooS from the esophagus. Better have him examined by competent phy- sician - perhaps including K ray examination.
 Thyroid
 Have been taking thyroid for three years. Sister tells me one taking thyroid can only live for fifteen or twenty years. I'm 34 64 inches tall, weigh l40-weighec 1855 before started taking it.
 (Mrs. K. VI
 Answers Dang erous to take thyroid unless you are under con- stant observation of your physician If you took 1t to reduce. there is no reason now why you should re- duce any more.
 Second Hand Pipe
 have some pipes that were smoked by man who died of cancer IS years ago. Is there any way to disinfect them so that it would be safe for another man to smoke them? (M. deA0 AnSwer-Ordinary cleaning. and airing in the sun for few days would make the pipes safe for use anyway. cancer is not communi- cable or contagious or in fectious. Shortening
 Husband has Ben Todd the use of (popular shortcomings or cooking oils) in baking and frying is very injuries to the human system, and asked me to stop using them. (Mrs. w. R. J.) Answer-Does he intend to eco- romize, or Is he just too credulous? Use of such shortcomings is perfect ly healthful.
 Don't Laugh, Girls am school teacher on the sunny side of 45. with little time for exercise. and am conscious of that puffiness about my waistline As I sit enjoying your column with breakfast, find myself taking second cup of coffee. with suga and. when we can get 1t. cream not that need 1t, but I just haW to finish the column <. I probabl, need your sane regulations for con. trolling that "spare tire" Mor power to you and your funny-bone Horse e-andBuggy Doctor. CD. P)
 Answer--Come. come. now. h0A about going to and from school O your own power?-that's the finesi exercise to keep trim. Try one' quarter grain saccharin tablet in. stead of sugar in your coffee Pamphlet How to Lose Weight" available to any reader who asks for 1t and provides stamped self addressed envelope. Then you had better get into the habit of doing a dozen rolls before breakfast - takes scarcely 90 seconds. Mention 1t and we'll send you an Invita- ton to the Somersaultauqua. which tells how to roll lem.
 Copyright l945, John F. Dille Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-05
SENATOR HART
(New York Times) )

Governor Raymond E. Baldwin. the Republican Chief Executive of Democratic Connecticut. has solved Q difficult little political problem by appointing Admiral Thomas Charles Hart to i'll out the remaining two years of the Senatorial term of the
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. NATIONAL
 SPOTLIGHT
Huge Waste Of Magnesium
By PETER EDISON Waterbury Democrat-NEA Wash lngtOn Correspondent

Washington, D. C., March s - Over a billion pounds of war-pro- duced magnesium purchased by the government at fictitious OPA ceiling prices of g l-2 and 20 l.2 cents per
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Selected Poem
THIS SILENCE REACHES TO THE SKY (Elizabeth Coatsworth' in The Christian Science
 Monitor

Monitor This silence reaches to the sky. Unless some wind do not know Moves through the air. yet even so It would be soundless being high And unopposed. Oh, even flower Is quite enough, or one birds wing. To teach a silent wind to sing With hinted baking of its power. But now earth sleeps. and the winds sleep. And silence old as old starlight Pours down through the unstirring night: And time and space are not more deep.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-05
A Thought for Today

For the Lord thy God blesseth thee, as he promlsed thee: and thou shalt lend unto many natlens, but thou shalt not borrow; and thou shalt reign over many nations, but they shall net reign ever thee.-DeuteronOmy 1856. Give me a lever long enough And . prop strong enough. can single-handed move the world.
 -ArchtmedeS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-05
HOTTY.TOITY

HOTTY-TOITY
 I am 20, healthy, strong, do not smoke or drink, would like to be Q nurse but have only two years Of high school. Is there 6 chance for me to study nursing anywhere?
 (S. L.)
 I have always wanted to be . nurse, but I lack the educational requirements for enrolment in nurse training school. What about home study courses by mall, to fit me for employment as Q physicians office assistant or as 6 nurses aid in some institution?
 (Mrs. H. w. MJ
 Answer - If andior when the hoity-toity people in charge of the racket decide to admit to nurse training school young women with one or two years of highschool, and to complete their training as nurses in a two-year course, 1t might be 6 calling worth girls while. As things stand now I'd advise girls to avoid nursing. I suggest that Mrs. H. W. M. apply now to physicians III HeT community TUT t(S J'O oilC would like, Incidentally - though this does not interest the hoity- toity folk-not ten per cent of pu- pills or graduates of nurse training schools can write letters that re- fleet better education than the let- ters of s. L. and Mrs. IT. w. M. do. Mere diplomas and grades or marks given by temperamental or whimsi- cal teachers carry far too much weight, and common sense too little. with the hoity-toity nurse train ing school authorities. If you ask me, girls, I advice you not to listen to that phony appeal for recruits to the nurse training racket. Good nurses are needed h the services all right, but that is the unanswer- able reason why the absurdly high requirements for admission to nurse training should be relaxed or rather placed on a reasonable level. l ex- pect this will make the hoity-toity ladies as mad as Marseille fish, wives, but who cares? hope 1t gives parents of susceptible daugh- ters something to think about when their daughters become intrigued by the appeals of these people for recruits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-05
Washington Merry Go-Round
Drew Peoon Says Roosevelt Still Faces Appointment of New
 Lobor eke Loves Son Tells of European Sovoon
BY DREW PEARSON

Roosevelt from his notable achieve awaiting him particularly on the afrf front
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ation. and escapes from narrow partisanship in the larger interest. The people of Connecticut are to be congratulated, Democrats and republicans alike, on their new Senators,
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Your Health
 By pr. William Brady

signed letters pertaining to peF- sonal health. and hygiene, not Co disease, diagnosis of treatment, will be answered by pr. Brady if a stamped self-addressed envelope ls enclosed. Letters should be brief and written ln ink. No reply can be made to queries not conform. ing tO instructions. Address pr. William Brady, National News paper Service. 32O West Madison Street, Chicago, m.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Cine reliai6ie @cQe

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

bon Ser Beroona,ng betroffen lperoe,l,
suerben $4,000 an 8dlern ,unN 25,
600 an @cmcilloen pcrtcilt.
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5luar3is Srbren bcglid)en.
9as Sano ,piro Sen neuen Gigen-
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pcrteiltc 2anb oori nid}t !peiter Der.
fnutt, untcreeteilt, pcrpodtet ooel
mit SpppMbefen bclaltet perocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Iliidtlinesp'cree

$4,000 1liihtIingspIeroe aus Sit-
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iden AT. Sebt bat man feitgciteat,
1pas lie an Saicrilouen llnb Mebl
Sen &muoern, alr Selli,,tter ocn0fild)=
fiiben pegfrelien. 60 baben in Sen
lebten @odpn lanoapirtid 1ftl;hc
GommiHionen ul,i ShleMuig Sol
itei1s Soien sic 6liihtlmgspieroe re-
giltriert ,rno ge5Gblt. Gie 8auer,
6iiricn bon Sen Sicren MIR bebalten,
ipus ibr Sof slrldbt uno fiir sic 5l,gc.
lalieneh HferSe crbaltcn lie Satio,
non.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
11c,.cs @11ittel Scr Slette
eeaei, Sms>1nfeetien

@aibington. 0as meOi5Iniide 8us
rcm1 ser sslotte bat Elm ne,,es Mittel
aeaen geiuilie ssllBinfeftionen ent.
iuidelt. gs bat Sen Namen .llnbecp'
lenic HotpSer" crbalten, miro aber
niht MIR in Euluerforn. ionbern
aAd fiir idtuere 0Glle als Salbe
bergeitelt.
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8eah uno Melbourne, 6la., in 5000
is1aen n:,sprobiert iporoen uno bat
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oieicn Snfettionen befaaen, tpurhe
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tpalrot, 10 fiel bieier 9sro3entiat a,,f
4 Yrosent. Seilunger fonnten in 90
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@oden eraieit tperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Nep. Dr.. s. 8. Kt,,,bcl
75jatrie eeiterben

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fommiilipn fir Solbaten uno Ytatro-
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

Fapier itehen, ideinbeiliee 8orte.
9em bie tlcinen 1,no mittelaroBcn
9tationen, sic eia,e benofratiibe unS
ofieftpoae 2iga iuiin;dc,1, fonnen iir
nidt bilSen. @roB- Britannica, bo;,
non oaer groBen Nationen oos gr0G,
te Snlerciie on elmer internatiolmlell
Srolnlng arnb einem iihercn 6rieoea
fmt, lit burh innerpolitiibe Sdtpic.
rigfeiten, e5en 10 iuie Ourb foloniale,
unO burb bie sSlrd)t, sic Huiicn Der
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nidt iitbren. Iesbalb iuuen Sie
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lano alles tut, INN Die llNS 5u blof-
flercn. SSllbem trir oas lagen, be-
rtdten mir MIR, obne es 81 crflGren.
NllBlalros Sbltruftionspolitif idplnt
ans Selbitmorb gu iein. Irei sl1s-
lpege iinO jett porbmoen: Ser cine
lit, mlf cine Gerioblmlngspolitif Gub-
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5lriid5ugreiien. slber cs lit niht
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t,un miro, lllrO apenn es oas tut, tpiro
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llnterltiiben. Ser 5lpei..e ulS ipabr-
ld)einll6ere &llrs lit, oa6 sic fere;
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rem tperoer oab Tie IN Siolierl,ug slr.
riifiallen lnro in oie ,SGlllion aac;-
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la1o anIheincno, nabreno sic anre-
rem es fiircbten. Ser brittle 8eg III
Ser, Sic aroBe MaioritGt ser Nntio
men, oie cine oeInpfratiihe intcrno-
tionole Sid,erbcitsorgoniiation min
ld)clr, in Ser llNS 81 per'mlunel.l
lulo lie 81 fiibren. 0enn sic Gcrei=
nigtcn Staaten oie isilbrllng iiber-
nebnen, trir0 pieIlcid)t iclblt Stub
lanS ciuiebcn, bnb eillc 3uiammen-
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@tut beiiet, ouf oiaicm @ese Dor.
pdrts 81 idreiten."
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bel Sem bloben Goriflag Staatsie.
fretdrs 8prnes oie slugenbrauen sll=
iommen, ouB ser Status Song,
tongS cine Mngclegcnbcit lit. Sic
bonn &at Ser MuBemrinilter entldie,
oen tperSen ioate. 9as hit ebeuio I'M
I Sisfaltierbar auie Ser Stat,s bon
CANADA ielbit, iagt Sos telegram.