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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
Dairy lasky doposlali:

Zuzanna Perenkova, Cleveland,
0. - IL kusov zenskych diev-
eenskych vecf.
Kristina Mastihubova, Newark,
N. j. % kusy zenskych vecf.
Jan Buck, Manhasset, L. l.,
N. Y. % kusy zenskych, muz-
skych detskych vecf.
Mar. Slow. Spolok. - Al kusov
muz. chlapc. veci.
Anna Leboska, Freeburg, Ill. -
Al kusov muzskych a zenskych
veci. :
l "a to Pan Bob zaplat'! z ma
la mono len malom pom6ct'!
Kazdy, kto cfti, rozumie, ma
s1cit, je obdareny laskou mo-
re co len akym darom prispiet'
mech 81 povsimne pomoze CHM
tym svojej utrapenej, slizovanej
brati! Aspon ten "zemiacik", z
ktoreho, ak je srdecne, .vd 'acne
davany, moze povstat', urodit' sa
veTky zemiak DAROv LAsKY
- nasledovania!
Netreba opakovat' zd8razilo-
vat, re pomoc je sirne potreb-
ma. Kto ma usi, pocuje; kto ma
oci, vidi. Nebude odkladat', ale
on prilozf malicke polienko ma
ohnik hrejivej lasky, dobroein.
nosti a milosrdenstva; prispeje
darom lasky Vyboru vzajomne.
pomoci slovenskej Ligy. (Slovak
League Relief Fund, P. O. Box
996, Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Vas 1cte oddany,
VJbor vzajomnej pomoc
SLOW. Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
MOI sKRoMNY oDKAz INTE-
LIGENTOM SLOVAKOM
v AMERIKE.
Plse: r. Frantisek J. Zeman,

Uz nlekOI'kO rokOV SnaZlm Sa
dokonale poznat', porozumiet'
slovensk1 otazku u, S. A. a go-
bee tam, kde Slovac urobila 81
svoj domov, kde byva vo vac
sich hromadach. Ako jedincovi,
ktory ma nesmierny zaujem o.
svojom narode sloyenskom, "a po-
sleGnych niekol'k 'ko rokov urobil
som vsetko NONE naplnit' sa
rydzou a zivou slovenskost 'ou.
Studoval som, preberal som kaz-
du knihu, ;kde som myslel, ze
slovenska otazka bude dotknuta.
Ustne pisomne - nakol'ko mi
cas- doyolil sfril som propa-
gandu "a cirocistu nasskd, slo-
venskd wee, uz ci anglicky, slo-
vensky alebo mae. Ia ciastka slo-
venskeho publikumu - ineho
- ktora mala moznost' c1tat' mo-
je dopisy a clanky, ktora mala
moznost:' ma pocut', vie vel l'mi
dobre, ze nikdy som medal slo-
venskej narodnej idei podriade-
ne miesto, lebo som (bez seba-
chvaly) zapalistym Slovakom ma
cionalistom. A tym al budem az
do smrti. Nam velke tdzby pre-
slovensky poriadok, pre- jednotu
vsetkej zijucej Slovace ma tel 81
rokej zemeguli, a to ma zaklade
cisto narodnom, slovenskom. Roz-
hodne, zdrave nabozenstvo neza-
tracujena - ved' ME som nezna-
bob! - nabozenstvo nam je po-
trebne; n&bozenstvo je pokrm
nasej duse. Aysak nemozem sa
| spriatelit' S takym nabozenstvom,
| ktore natol'k zdorazfluje tie svo
| je zasady, ze Slovak katolik rad
| Sci bude spolupracovat' Mad a.
rom alebo Cechom lradne zapf-
Sanym "a katoIfka, nez so Slo-
vakom evanjelikom a vice versa.
| V nabozenstvach Slovac nacha-
dza sa v roznych taboroch, sta
vovsky je rozdelena sem-tam, dPa
naklonnostf jednotlivych Sloya-
| kov, Sloveniek, ~ tom ME SINE,
ami nikdy nebudeme jedni, lebo
tn hraju svoju rolu mnohe mno-
he okolnosti; jedine narodna N.Y.
Slienka moze vsetku Slovac spa
| jat' do kopy. Verne svojom
| narode!
Narod slovensky uz NAL pri-
mnoho nat'ahovaeiek, primnohe
sklamanf. CT este isti pani oslo
! vaci" neprisli ma to, ze ma odro-
| dilectve, ma mad 'aronstve, ma
cechoslovactve, ma zarytom ma
bozenstve narod slovensky me-
smie ami nemoze spoliehat'gl ST.
slept? ci kyho paroma! Jedine y
celonarodnej jednote slovenskei
lie spasa Slovace. Svoj k syojmu
v kazdoM nasom pohybe. Sloyak
| ma sa pritllit' ku bratovi Slova-
kovi a navzajom pracovat'. A ee
81 takto vydobyjeme, to je nase
: Ma to nikdy nezabudn1 nasi po
tomkovia. Budilca Slovac bude
hrdo nosit' bielo-belavo-cervend
zastavu slovenskej narodnosti
Nabozenske, stavovske difference
mas nerozdel 'uj1: SINE narod slo
vensky ME "eeskosloven-
sky"!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17

m6zu vdychoyat' dym mat POI
zitok fajcenia bez ucenia sa to-
muto umeniu cd profesorov faj-
eenia, ako museli robit anglicki
dzentlmani "a casov kral 'oyny
Alzbety. (Ohlaska.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
z uRADovNE S. S. K.
REV. JAN w. KRIsPINsKY
tajomnfk,
2425 w. 18th Street,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Krasny pocet spolkov poslalo
Clenovske "a rok 1882.


spolkov poslalo svoje clenovske
prispevky "a rok 1882 do s. S. X.
Vzdor tomu, ze pomery sil ne
prajne, predsa su spolky, ktore
mozu chcd kooperovat' takou
INSTRUMENTATION organization,
ako je s. s. K. a "a to zasluhujl
chvalu nase vrele vd 'aky. Sine
vel mi jasne zretel ne nasom
iiste spolkom poukazali ma ich
povinnosti k sebe, narodu a cir
Xvi, preto ziadon spolok memo
ze odopret' stat sa clenom s. s.
K, jestli je V staye prispevky
zaplatit'. Vyse 1900 spolkov do
stalo nasu vyzyu pred mesiacom,
MET prieiny, preco poloyica tych
spolkov by nemohla poslat' svoj
rocny prfspevok, ale dprimne po-
vedano, ked' 300 z Mich poslh
svoje clenovske, tax to bude mi
le prekvapenie.
Spolky! Ci ma Vasej schodzi
Dol Vam precitany mas uprimny
list? Ked' ME, dajte 81 zalezat' !,
aby Vasi 1radnici to urobili a
cinte svoiu povinnost'.
Nasledujdce spolky .poslaly So,
co clenovske prfspevky "a rok
1882 do S. S. X. - Vsetkym SINE
uz poslali clenovsky listok, TAX
tiez a'akujdci list s kvitanciou:
z Clevelandu a Lakewood, O.:
Sv. Heleny, SIKH. Odbor 725
MSS; @. l.. M. Ruzencovy Spo-
lok; {. II. Clev. Jednoty; G. .23Ss
lKSZJ. sv. Valenta, {. r.; {. 81
IKSJ.; c. 2O2. IKSJ.; {. 494. I
X. S. j.; {. 100. IKSJ.; c.39S
IKSJ.; {. 42S IKSJ.; c. SS NJ. O.
/ IKSZJ. Klub sv. Terezie; {. 40s
lKSzJ.; {. 119 IKSzJ.; &. 176
1KSzJ.; {. 292. IKSZJ., c. 2s2
PSI; 6ilso $50. IKSJ. &. l. TKSJ
{. $50. IKSJ., Sbor 53. X. S. So
kola; {. 25. Clev. SLOW. Jednoty
Lakewood Civic Club; {. 325. /
X. S. j.; {. 12S. IKSZJ.
z Detroit, Mich: sv. Jozefa, &
743., Venice 81. S. K. Sokola.
z Ironwood, Mich: {. 146. s
| S. K; Sbor 14s. S. K. Sokola
Ic. 33. IKSJ.
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/ Muskegon Heights, Mich: {
| sos. IKSJ.
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| 197.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
Cd VYBORU
VAJOMNEJ POMOCT
sLOvENsKEJ LfGY.
TEN "NEJAK1 zEMIACIK. I.

Idu Dy Dol ODcJOVal nlecO ma Go.
brocinne ciele. Dlho.dIho 81 la
NAL hlavu, ako prijst' k nejake-
mu grosu, lebo veru krem dobre-
no srdca ne1nal nicoho, clm by
mohol prispiet' ma dielo milosr-
denstva. Konecne nasiel pro-
striedky. Odisiel ku svojej gaz-
dinej a poprosil ju, ably mu dala
"a kosik zemiakov. Gazdina o.
chotne vyhovela prosbe svojho
verneho sluhu. - Blazene siel to-
ho dna pastier do svojho skrom-
neho pribytku. Stado ma druhy
den zaviedol ma move miesto, kde
nasiel k1sok prihodnej zeme.
Skopal ju, posadil zemiaky tr-
pelivo cakal jesen, prosiac Boha,
aby pozehnal jeho pracu. V jesse
nj S radost 'ou sobral pastier. svo-
ju, mad ocakavanie hojnn nrodu.
- Zemiaky dobre predal a utr-
zene peniaze dal na dobrocinny
cieP.
Tato prihoda moze veru "a
thanbit' premnohych krest "a
now. - Ano, mnohi al ked' by
mali coho pomahat' pomoci po-
trebnym bliznym, nepomahaju,
ale somrd ma vsetko, a znechu-
tuj1 tych, ktorf maj1 vol l'u. o.
bet ami svojimi odstranoyat' ne
dostatky, stierat' Shy biednych.
Ubohl Pudia! Blndia a hresia..
Nevedia este, ze "nic SINE nepri-
niesli ma tento svet, a mic s neho
odniest' nemozeme, - -. nezna-
iil til milionmi potvrdenu prav-
du: "Pust al svoj chlieb po vo-
de, lebo pc mnohych dnoch no
najdes!"
[ my, ako ten pastier, menom
nasej chudoby prosime citne,
81 l'achetne slovenske srdcia: po-
mahajte konat' dielo dobrocin.
nosti, dielo milosrdenstva, obe-
tujte ten nejaky zemiacik (gros
obuv, saty, pokrm), aby doniesol
1rodll, z ktorej by sme mohli pod
port pgosiacich. ktori Folajd /
vam, Slovaci aj Slovenky, 8 po.
moe: ss% N
Coaldale, Pa. - Srdecne va.
prosim a klopem ma vase 81 a
chetne srdcia. Pomohli ste w mnC
hymn rodakom ich rodinam y
terajsej vel'kej biede. | ia sa !
vam obraciam, prosiac vas, aby
ste mi boil napomocni a nina y
mojom t'azkom polozeni podpo
rili! Nepracujem uz dlhy cas-
Nam s nedospeIych deti. j,
bol'ne, ked deti pytaju jest ;
MET i'm co dat. Dobrotivy Bol
smiluj sa mad nami yzbud' do
brodincov, ahy nam mason
hroznom krizi napomocni boil. =
Peter Stupar.
Rankin, Pa. Prichodim !
YAM lctivou prosbou, bud't'
TAXI laskavi, pomozte nam. Sm'
vo vel'kej biede. Ami, my (rodi
Gia), ami deti nemaj1 81 co oh
iect' obut'; trpime nedostat
kom., Ach, Boze, aky ie ten zivo
hrozny. V starom kraji 5 roko7
som Dol ma vojne. Hladoval son
mnoho raz. Prisiel som sem, II
zle, psota mas prenasleduje. Pro
sim vas, smilujte sa mad Mani
pomozte nam! Michal Kocko
Nv hroznom polozeni sa ma
chadzame. Hroza mas obkl 'ucuje
Neviem, 60 81 pocat'. Name 5 die
tok, sd nahe a hladn6... Vspolkl
nam hrozi vytvorenie. O Wetk'
SINE prisli. Dlhorocne dspory 81
prec... !"
"Nielen nedostatok mas suzuje
ale j 20 spolku nam hrozia, ze ma
vytvoria, ak do dvoch tyzdno'
nezaplatime prispeyky. Celia 70
dina je spolku, nerad, vel IN
nerad by strait, Go som cd d
hych rokov Slla1aI Ak m0Zptp
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17

Ked knpujsts ohchodeeh
tsr6 y ttchto novinkeh es1aau,
jd svoj totar possd dstA r. stA iel
ohlf5lku @tau Y nafioh noyinkoh,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-06-17
Baseball
Liga
(DokonGenie 9 /. strany.}

P re tych, ktorl neznaJu co Je
zhacenie ("baIk"), tu male wy
svetlenie Zhacenim je, ked' pi-
Ger je hotovy hodit' lobdu pre-
dder obrateny je k zabitnikovi
potom mu ju nehedi, ale zmeni
lmysel a hodi ma int bazu ked'
raz picer urobi pohyb, re ide ho-
dit kn istej baze, musi ten hod
urobit'. Ked' sa ale zhaci, hrac je
opravneny ma ind bazu.
Campbellski SIovaci mali pix
nix nedel' u catou Nsv. Tro-
jice, preraziac 20 bazovych zabi-
tov a vyhrajdc hru "a ku 4.
Stropich cd prehravsej caty u
drel jeden najdlhsfch home ru-
nov ma LOTUS hrisku. Cata Nsy.
Trojice potrebuje este vzdy uhla-
denia v jej fildovani.
Horvati Sokoli bojovali "a
rovnakych podmienok, ale Hor-
vati mali jeden Fly ming, V kto-
rom Sokoli dostali 5 skorov. Blice
hadzal dobr1 hru do 6smeho i
ningu, ked' boil mastery poriad.
ne a zameneny Adamsom.
Farrellcania, vyuzij1c sest' o.
myTov Haseltoncanov a skombi-
nuj1c viacere tvrde zabity, me-
dzi mimi home run Andy Ber-
narda, zvit'azili mad Haseltoncan-
mi ku 3 ma Oakland hrisku.
Odehry o 6ampionstvo.
Ma schodzi, odbyvanej do
macnosti predsedu ligy, Petra
Bobbyho Struthers, rozhodnute
bolo losoyanim, ze ktora eata bu-
de S ktorou a kedy hrat'. Pritom-
nj boil spravcovia ciat farrell
skej, campbellskej a steelton-
skej. 70 Steeltonu boil Mike Ha-
mady a Jan Behan, Farrellu
Tomas Dzurinda Eampbellu
Stefan Zetts. Predsedal Peter
Bobby. Losy sa t'ahaly : klobl-
ka. Zetts t'ahal prvy a yytiahol
hru. Steelton vytiahol tiez hrl,
ponechajnc Farrellcanom prazdny
los.
"A tax Steeltoneania a Camp
bellcania bud1 hrat' v nedepu
na Shady run hrisku . vit'azna
cata bude potion hrat cd nedele
ma tyzden $ eaton farrellskou
tiez ma Shady run.
Ma nedelu bude este jedna
hra odohran4, q to LaasingvilL
eanov $ catou. Nsy. Troiiee, kto-
re caty yymeskaly prv1 hru 20
serie. Hrat bndn u Struthers. l
@s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01
SOCIAL

Mrs John Hayes of Naugatuck,
who has been visiting In Albany.
N. Y. as the guest OF her sister,
Mrs Edward G.. Cox, was enter
tanned at a dinner bridge a few
nights ago at the Cox home I'm
State street, Albany. with Mrs Cox
as hostess. Covers were laid for
fourteen.
Mr. and Mrs Earl r. Cooley of
Eastwood avenue were in charge
Of the card party given on Tuesday
evening for the benefit of Mad
River grange. Those who attended
were Mr. and Mrs Harry Kilbourn,
Sr, Mr. and Mrs George Patchett,
Mr. and Mrs Richard Smith. Mrs
danny Cooley, Harlow Hassett,. Mr.
and Mrs John Bergin, Mrs William
klitz, Mrs Charles Tyrrell, Mr. and
y. Warner, Mrs Frank Welton and
Mr. and Mrs Cooley.
Mrs Charles Nelson entertained
the members of the Second Con-
gregational church aid entertain
ment committee at luncheon at
her home on Nelson avenue Tues
day afternoon. Final arrangements
were made for the card party to be
given this afternoon at Davenport
hall. Progress was also made in the
preparation of the church cook
book. being compiled by the mem
bers. Those attending were Mrs
Everett Satnley, Mrs Edwin Sc
gears, and Mrs Martin Lane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01
YMCA Notes

An impressive ceremony was the
program Of the US Mems club last
evening. The following men were
accepted into the club, an inter-
national service club for young
business men: Casper NJ. Spearo,
Daniel A. Haywood, Richard Lati-
mer, James Nicol and Frank Naka.
President Earl A. Samson insti-
tuted a new induction ceremony
the first time last evening and was
assisted by Roland Latimer. Stan
ley Volovski, Edward X. Samson
and Roy e. Smith. A second initia-
ton will be held for new members
during the first meeting In May.
Frederick S Smith, assistant
manager of the American Brass Co
will speak at the Central Y forum
tonight on "Frankensteins". Mr.
Smiths subject will deal with the
place machines have taken in the
lives of men today. He has been
heard previously this year at the
Y forum when he spoke on Eco
nomic Cycles" one of the talks in
a series of economic forums held
during the winter. The forum to-
night will take place in the east
lobby at $3.50 and all members are
cordially invited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01

A benevolent card party was
conducted last evening by the COM
bined societies of the Third Con-
gregational church at the parish
hall. About 100 people attended
and prizes were awarded to those
making high score. The commit
tee in charge included Mrs Robert
Gardner, Mrs Louis Won Lott, Mrs
Gilbert Henderson, Mrs Otto
Items, Mrs Harold l.. Fogg and
John Hall.
Misses Helen King, Esther Haus-
er, Julia Vanderman, Emilene o.
Rourke, Margaret Mitchell, Kath-
leen O'Hara and Anne Moran were
among the local hygienists who at
tended the DentaI Hygienist con-
vention in New Haven yesterday.
Miss E. Rita Mccain of Walnut
street is entertaining Miss Adele
Salmon of Brooklyn, N. Y, for a
few days. Miss Salmon is a class
mate of Miss McCann's at the Col
lege of st Elizabeth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01
The Bidding

The Bidding
South, the dealer. at contract
would bid one heart, West would
pass and North should jump the
bid to three diamonds. This is
a forcing bid, as it is. one more
than necessary, and now places an
obligation on both partners to
keep the bidding open until at
least a game-going' contract is ar
rived at. East would pass, South
wuold bid four diamonds and
North wuold then take the con-
tract to six diamonds.
The Play.
East has the opening lead and
when holding suit headed by
king queen. the king is the proper,
lead, therefore the king of clubs
is led. The deuce is played from
dummy and the .declarer wins the
trick with the. ace. A small dia-
mond is led by declarer and won
in the dummy with the ace. The
jack of diamonds is then played.
from dummy followed by the nine
Of diamonds, West discarding the
five Of clubs and the declarer in
the North winning thetrick with
the eth. East discarding the three
of spades.
\ The declarer now puts the
squeeze on East by. leading his
king, queen and eight of diamonds.
East discards the six and eight of
clubs and the four of spades. The
deuce, four and six of hearts are
discarded from dummy and West
discards q club and two spades.
Declarer now plays a small spade
to dummy's king, East following
with the six The ten of spades
is returned from dummy and won
by declarer with the queen, East
discarding the five Of hearts.
Now for the squeeze card--the
declarer plays theh ace of spades
and when East discards the Jack
|of clubs. It Is now quite obvious
to the deciarer that East is enc
>deavoring to protect the king Of
hearts. The declarer also knows
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01
.Gualtieri photo.

The Mount Holyoke club of
Waterbury will hold it's annual
dinner at Mrs Gray's Saturday
evening at $50 o'clock when the
guest of honor will be Mrs Mary
Hume Mcguire AN outstanding and
distinguished aiumna, who Is to
speak Saturday afternoon at a
meeting of the Waterbury College
club. Mrs Mcguire comes of a FAM
~ long identified with Mount Hol-
yoke and also served as a faithful
member of its board of trustees.
She was the first woman appointed
to the teaching staff at Radcliffe
College where she is still a tutor in
history. Inasmuch as there are
many students of the club visiting
in town during the spring recess OF
the school, it is expected there will
bs large attendance. Mrs Sey-
mour r. Smith is chairman and
assisting her are Mrs Arthur Bar
nard and Miss Alethea Puffer.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Collins of
Vermont street are spending few
days as the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs Edward L. Bowling and
Mr. Bowling of Hartford.
Among the graduates of st
Mary's hospital who passed the
state board examination for nurs-
ing were: Miss Lorraine Tierney of
Fall River, Mass, Miss Ursula
Hogan of Torrington, Miss Geor-
gianna Peters of Lounsbury street,
Miss Mary Carroll of Willow street
and Miss Josephine Koran of Wa
tertown avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Odell enter
tanned at a pinochle party at their
home on Giles street recently. Fol-
lowing the card playing a delicious
luncheon was served. The guests
included: Mr. and Mrs Marshall
Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs Charles Elwell,
Mr. and Mrs Harold Hoskines, and
Mr. and Mrs Earl Odell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01

Editor Tall Tower Topics You appreciate good
Joke happening The following will bring
occurred about 945 Easter Sunday the statue
Of the Pilgrims Chase Park had drawn BY the side
Of the when roadster pulled to the curb and
young fellow got He helped Both seemed
be under the weather They started up the of the monu-
arriving the he whipped handker-
chief laid the and then both of them knt and
pray Then they jumped and back the
Did you hear Of such strange thng5-J. B.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01

Editor Tall Tower Topics: After teasing Miss Crowley
for long she finally gave permission hold Froc and
Dance Elks Club Hail. Friday evening, April Sth John Ftz
gerald in charge the program As know
this shall have fine show. Because wish all
of those who attend have good have hired
ceen orchestra play for dancing after the roe
We sending tickets you and should like much to
have you attend of inclined think that you aren't
real person all. Won't you try find time to to
entertainment and that wrong? If don't
shall continue believe that rather nebuous ere
who sits high eecy cloud aenatlvey
laughing and obbng the pcado of mortals but
with it all kind and benevolent interest in the Girls Club. -
Rose Doo President Waterbury Girls Club Athletic Association
Thanks Rose for your kind But Rose move how
could you question my existence If they pinch do not
squeal? they tickle do laugh? If traffic bawls
me out blush? If the bill collector knocketh the
door, do not hide? Sure real 100 per and cello
phane wrapping either Success your show sweethearIh
Ed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01

Gossip. Immaculate Conception church will give
KEY supper in Temple April 18th Margaret Doyle of the
Scovi office personnel ill., Mrs Ellen OConnell Anna OCon-
nell and Al Scovl have returned from visiting Mrs Ted
Hagen of Nohpor l. Mrs Hagen the former Nellie Conne
And they Norport second heahes spot this little old
Joe Shea of New Britain visiting her mumsie Mrs
Mary Dowlng OConnel and the Misus have returned from
SPRINGFIELD where they've been hodaying Thanks Glenn Boi
for donation of foil Ditto Joe Schmidt of Brooklyn,
N Y This the Joe has to the Tower.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01
SHIRTS ARE IN QUESTION

Indianapolis, Ind.-It is too early
to predict whether the American
Legion department commander and
adjutant of Arizona will have to
buy shirts for similar officials of
New Mexico in their Legion mem
bership race which ends May 18th,
but on March 18th Arizona had a
slight lead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01

and aerobats Park City baking company trying to
crash the offering sverware What next
When made his famous slip about Bucksport
Maine little figured the would Mrs Bill Harris wife
o my the Lincoln House and Mutual Aid says
f certainly Bukspo Maine and adds you could take Owls
Head ONT place without having missed Owls Head by the
III Is the of Mons Pearson where Frank keeps his
uxbaek clothes between hoging The Buekport issue
has the town Next thing know the Stebbins boys will
81 ii on crbbag going at the Legion home
fddIy wnks will perhaps follow. At the next meeting OF the
teton Ire post will amendment the bylaws fol-
s: AT the discretion of the executive committee the initiation
liz Of 81 members and the 81 fee charged for members COM
k into tie reinstatement be waived favor the
amendment Huh As if that meant anything -.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01

Editor Tall Tower Topics: The honor of your
cordially requested at the opening the Cameo theaer Water
town. Connecticut Saturday evening" April the second nineteen
hundred hirty-two eight o'clock The Management
Th Tower appreciates this invitation and wishes the Cameo and
its personnel. most successful premiere. - The ED
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01

Up and down the Bank canyon. Harry Beck has
divorced himself from pair of troubling tonls Cheo Harry.
won't be long Rabbi Breslau has also said farewell
pair of bothome tons One of the John Laws stop
ping auos the Meden road bridge yesterday morning
That when they insisted passing each other said
ing Lew Cronn playing Syracuse this week with his aerial
Next week he goes Brooklyn and thence into New York
When Lew isn't flying through he's officer of the Terry
willie Fair Association His home in Harwnton Three
human flies walls of the Buckingham building We'd
esday night crashed the windows the Woden show
Such popularity be deserved The show repete with
entertaining The Milky Way quartet fine form
Barlow gave of the best performances of his
What about showmanshp isn't worth brainng
credit and passing the bouquets
we mustn't forget work of Harry Cashn and Johnny
Rainve Worden minstrel show has become institution
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01
M:'}R|[ljE:
BY WIN E. McKENNEY

: Oh WIN II. NIC1KE1N ~
Secretary, American Bridge League
Contract bridge is developing
better card players due to the ex-
actness required in the plan of
the hand to arrive at maximum
contracts. In order to make his
contract of a small slam in the
following hand, the declarer must
use an end play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01
WASHINGTON GOING STRONG

Seattle, Wash.-Jesse w. Drain,
department adjutant of the Ameri-
can Legion for the state of Wash
ington, estimates that legion mem
bership will reach 14,500 in this
state by March 18th, when the
"Victory" broadcast will be held.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01
DON STEWART TAKES INVOICE

DON STEWART TAKES INVOICE
Topeka, Kas.-Donald w. Stew
art, department commander of
Kansas, recently issued an interest
ing review of the first six months
of his administration which he
called taking invoice" At the
halfway" place Kansas had ex-
ceeded its final membership rec
ord for every Legion year from
1928 to 1929. The percentage of
its quota on March 18th was 1924.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-01

that East holds the queen OF
clubs, therefore the declarer plays
the three of clubs which East is
forced to win with the queen and
now East must lead a heart. He