The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-28
Good evening.
 O---Cl--o LET US FORGET
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We're trying so hard its cause to
 forget. To you it spells glory to see us in
 line,
 But to us it spells hell and brings
 to mind Unspeakable things. no pomp. ear
 splitting silence. noise. Stricken old men, short days ago boys, Bullets. like sickles flying through
 the air,
 Marking a boy and leaving him there. To stumble through wheat field
 barren and waste, Sinking to mud. flat on his face. Men that some woman had loved
 and kissed,
 Wounded and mansled. dying like
 this. Ever in dreams we'll see. it again. Poppy red stains on fields of
 green. We gave our all, are giving yet. So let us rest, heip us forget.
 R. F. N.
 o-O-o After a golfer makes hole in nno ha fakoa dnvvy1 Tnhnn,, E,o ,ra1lo picture and hangs up his own. o-O-o ~ Decoration day officially opens the straw hat season for men. And 1t serves as sort of Me moriap' for the old felt hat.
 ,-o--O-o A chicken finds her goose cooked whefft the sugar daddy puts a lock and key on the bank roll.
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 The village blacksmith has son now who repairs shoes by vulcanizing instead of ham, mering on the forge.
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 I suppose there wouldn't be much use for horses in Waterbury if the soldiers didn't parade a couple of times 8 year, oh, oh.
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 The stamp album has re- placed the old family album, 4 and there's about as much in- terest involved.
 Whats little tour without a de- tour?
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 Years ago a man wore his best clothes on Sunday. Now he dons overalls to mow the lawn and care for the back yard garden.
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 The man who is always pointing the finger of scorn should have >been made all thumbs.
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 June is the month of brides and grooms. And July the month of vacuum cleaner and electric iron salesmen, who just naturally follow the weddings.
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 The fashion plate lives in hopes, and then dyes the dress in despair.
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 They used to say that heaven will protect the working girl,
  ing, how about it?
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 Paris taxi drivers threaten to strike-for money, not bumpers aG in the past.
 Now that the legislature has adjourned we can expect a cry from some of the disappointed job seekers for special ses- sion at the state house.
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 More automobile polish is sold around Memorial day than any other period of the year. o-O-o TEE, HEB. The hand that rocked the cradle, No longer teens with class, They talk about the pretty foot, That steps upon the gas. o-O--o
 The low-down on aviation must come from high source. o-O-o The pen may be mightier than the sword but pair of shears and paste pot has 'em all stopped in Q newspaper office. O-O-O When a person is easily sold on an idea they're buying something pretty cheap. o-O-o They've taken down Queen HeIene's pictures from the royal art gallery in Rumania. Photo graft for Queen Marie. I sup pose. n--O-n The outboard motor rid summer vacations of plenty of biisters. o-O--o Fishing may be an art to some, but l take mine straight, Q sort of glorious pastime. o-OT-o, A picture no artist can paint. A | chap in white flannels, changing q tire on q rainy holiday afternoon.
 QUITE THE TRUTH Thc great American question now, (rhis folks, is hardly fun,) Is one you hear sn the modern How long does slc iee box rsn. o--O--o This concludes our regular Thurs day evening program. It came Co you over DDD and was broadcast by the Waterbury Evening Demo- crat, pioneer in thig type of neHepa. l per work. We aro signing off co l ihIs tlme. Co bo back on ihe aIr asnID 10. morrow nt fho usual houf, o~~I<~p Good night