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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
NnveIat

Children of the parish completed their novena of grace in honor of St. Francis Xavier by attending services At 7:3O o'clock this morning. They attended ceremonies during three af- ternoons.
 Special compliments to the parish-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
z ,st Patrlcl.,s .Nisht

, Miss Kathleen Crowley, of the local probation office, Mayor Frank Hayes, and Superintendent of Parks James J. Curtin have been invited
 to attend the l2th anniversary cele-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12

toners were emitted last night by the paSsionist fathers, for the num- bers and manner in which they ape preach the altar for the reception of holy communion. "The Home" was selected as the subject for discus sion, and that institution was des- ignated, as in the eyes of God, sec- or1d ir1 sacredness onl yto the church. Father Raymond, 0. F., will be in the upper church at 7:l5 o'clock this evening, and Father Theodore, 0. F., will preach in the lower church at 7:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12

Hielsingerfors. Finland. will hold D FinnlSh fair in April
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
No.. "4b,,

No. "46"
 Games in the Earbenders' "45" tournament usually conducted on Friday evening have been postponed due to the novena tonight. Plans are underway for the annual dinner dance, and also for the mammoth annual card party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
Special Basketball

Special Basketball
 Special plans are being made for the several basketball games to be played at the enclosed Hill court next week. Tuesday evening will see the feature game between the Big 6" of the junior league gains theinh of the junior league against the Columbian Squlres, with selected supporting preliminary. Thursday evening will also be specially awaited due to the scheduled game between the Claire Co-Sds and the St. Joseph's >Alunnae.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
Special Meeting

Special Meeting
 A special meeting of the Boy Scouts of Troop 9, St. Francis Xavier's parish has been called by Scoutmaster Patrick Wallace for this evening at 8:l5 o'clock in the parish hall. All scouts, leaders and assistants are expected to attend the session that will start imnedi- ately at the completion of novena services.
 Appropriate Green
 With St. Patrick's day fast ap- preaching, 1t was only appropriate t.,t the Greens of the Xaverian alley women's league should gath CT II hoaors, and that they did. Starting of yesterday with the lead- in team O.. the league, the Reds, they defeated them two out of three games. Mrs. Scshoeck of the Greens had high single of l02 and high three of 272; the Greens had high game of 47s and high pinfall of 1897.
 The other match was won py the Whites, who defeated the Blues so. s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
Two Swell Games

Spectators will be hanging off the rafters, peeking around corners, and even looking through the windows tonight, SO immense will be the crowd at the Community House to witness the finest two game bill ever offered on one evening. Whether the Gents of the Hill figure in the finals or not depends on the results of their game with the Raymond Hillies. This game will be the feat ure attraction and will begin imme- diately at the completion of the Baldwin Preps-Welles conflict, which is due to get underway at about S:46 o'clock. A special prelim feat uring the Falcons and W. H. Mid gets of the Midget League will start at 7:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-12
Guest of Honor

bration of the Community Club at the Community House Wednesday evening, March IT. Complete plans for the affair which will include a supper, entertainment and dance were divulged last night at the meet ing by Mrs. Henry A. Hayden, chair man, and her supporting commit' tee. A large attendance is expected.
La gaceta., 1937-10-20

que ayudan generosamente a Es
pana, a los duenos de dos cafes,
"Los Helados" Y la America
En- LOS Helados," como en-
LA America" los faseistas no
son ben recibidos.
[ Ellos no compran mercancias
que ~procedan de psises fascistas
" semanalmente eontribuyen pa
ra la noble causa.
Uno de los duenos de LA
America" ha tenido que repeler,
en- mas de una OCCASION, agresio-
mes de fascistas y 10 ha hecho
con exito.
De LOS Helados" recorda-
mos qUe lie mandaron una vez
un saco de sal en- grano. impor-
tado de Alemania, y enseguida
llamaron por telefono al que Sc
10 trajera, diciendole: "Venga Y
recoja este saco. No 10 quere =
mos. Nuestro dinero no va a los
f~ascistas."
La gaceta., 1937-10-20
Otro ejemplo

BESIDE la primera semana de
la guerra, Jose Sanchez peru
Hoy, I'm obrero tabaquero, vie
ne dando cinco pesos para ell no
BILE pueblo que lucha por la Ii :
bertad.
"Perullo," ademas, toma tt :
ckets para todas las fiestas y
ayuda a cuestaciones p~articula-
res en- favor de las buenas eau
sas.
"Yo dedico parte de mi labor
semanal-dice el-a mis- hernia
nos de Espana."
A su esposa los fascistas lie
robaron las vacas y la hirieron.
Con miles de hombres como
estos, la retaguardia de Tampa,
la primera por ell merito de su
obra, hubiera hecho todavia u :
ma labor mayor.
La gaceta., 1937-10-20
La Replblica evoluciona politicamente, a pesar
de la niebla envenenada de la guerra civil
DURA ESCUELA PARA SOLDADOS Y
CIVILES EN- Ell CAMPO DE BATALLA
Ilndalecio Prieto es el Carnot del Nuevo Eisrcito

Madrid las casas Y pisos cuyo
alquiler era colorado por las u
niones o sindicatos, indebida-
mente, han sido entregadas a
la autoridad central.
Las escuelaS han sido restaa-
aaaas al uSo para las cuales fre-
ION c~onstruidas. Ell apoyo dado
oor la opinion publica a estas
medidas ha servido para Iani-
mar al gobierno. Aun hasta en-
las humildes esferas los abuses
han producido ell cansancio.
Al reasegurar la ley, ell go
bierno trata de obtener algo
mas que ell nero apoyo popular.
La a~pelaci6n sera capaz de cru
Ear la frontera entire las trim
cheras.
I'm segundo elemento de cam
bio pudiera ciertamente cruzar
La gaceta., 1937-10-20

la frontera, 81 la amenaza que
encierra la ocupaci6n italiana'
Sc desarrolla. AL Npresente las
divisiones italianas magellan
con los facciosos, porque ell pue
bio de la otra parte esta bajo la
creencia de que ell terror rojo'
axiste en- las ciudades leales.
La conducta humana en- Ia
guerra r~ecomendada por el
Nuevo Ejercito muestra la ten
dencia a unir a los espanoles
contra la intrusion extranjera.
En- los primeros dias los fas-
ciStas gritaban Viva ESpana
y los leales dejaron de pronun-
oiar csc CRITIC, Ahora ell Nuevo
Ejercito grita Viva Espana, la
Espaha leal, no la facciosa.
Ell ejercito es la obra mas no.
table del gobierno del pueblo.
Hecho desde ell principle, pasa
hoy de 100000 hombres bien
armados. Cada dfa Green las
reservas humans Y de mate
cial. Hasta ahora una cOnsidera
de proportion del material de
guerra llegaba del extranjero,
pero las fabricas nacionales con
tinuan aumentando su produc-
ci6n, mientras en- los campa-
mentOs Sc perfecciona la edu.
caci6n militar de los oficiales y
los hombres de fila.
El campo de batalla es una
dura escuela. Ell nuevo ej6rcits
tiene sus secretos, pero Sc guar
dan Embellishments de los de
fuera, que no pueden dar mas
que Una ligera description de-
los nuevos paladines de la Es-
trella RGa que brilla en- todos
los uniformes desde ell general
hasta Ell cabo.
Tn cierto ndmero de voiunta.
rios Sc ha elevado por su propjo
merito, entire ellos ell Campesi-
no, Lister y Cipriano Mera.
Las brigadas extranjeraS
nEnca excedieron de $4,000
La gaceta., 1937-10-20
La obra de la retaguardia de Tampa
UN CUBANO COMO EJEMPLO

Tenemos hoy ell gusto de citar
como I'm modelo de la retaguar-
diar, como I'm ejemplo digno de
imitacion, al cubano Carlos Mi
randa. dependence del cafe
"Los Helados."
BESIDE ell principle de la que
IRA fascista contra ell puebbs es-
panel, Miranda ha venida dam
do, todas las semanas, dos, tres
Y mas pesos, seg1n Ell estado de
81 bolsa.
Para los ninos espanoles ha
donado leche condensada y en- Ia
presente semana, ademas de ha-
Der dado So, regal6 35 yardas
de tela y hoy por la manana a.
gregg otro peso a la cuestaci6n.
Ademas Sc brinda para tomar
Y vender tickets de las fiestas
que para beneficio de la Espana
leal Sc verifican.
Este cubano es un ejemplo a
seguir por muchos eSpanoles
"que dan realitos," son fascis =
tas, semifascistas o estan "em-
boscados."
Todos los fabricantes de ia
bacos dieron S14 para las ambu
lancias. BESIDE ell principle de Id
guerra Miranda solamente ha
contrbuido con mas de $145, in
cluyendo sus donativos en- leche
tela, etc.
La gaceta., 1937-10-20

Valencia, oct. 20.-Nada con-
la evolpci6n politica.
Contin1a, aun bajo la enve-
snenada niebla de la guerra ci-
Avil. Dos nuevos factories emer-
..yen en- la Espana leal. Uno afec-
"a al caracter de la revoluci5n,
otro al caracter de Ia guerra. Ell
primero IS una definida rea:-
Eci0n contra ia Violencia desde
babajo; ell segundo, ell sHrgimien-
70 V la extension de la lucha por
a independence, uno de dos
mas fuertes sentimientos laten-
ties en- ell caracter espanol.
Ell primere, 81 va bastante le-
Jos, cambiara la naturaleza de
"a revolution; ell segundo, 81 Sc
sdesarrolla en- una l6gica conclu-
producira la complete uni
Edad de los partidos.
Els muy pronto todavfa para
generalizar, pero algunas re-
Ecientes observaciones pueden
hdestacarse. En- la larga carrete-
ira desde la frontera a Valencia
Etodos los puntos de coatrel es-
l$an en- las manos de la pohcia,
On iugar de la milicia de las unio
mes, la cual no es va considera-
la como agentes de autoridad
p1blica. En- Catalina la policia
registra en- busca de armas, ha-
biendo descubierto cementerios
clandestinos y arrestado a per-
sonas acusadas de asesinato.
Hasta que Sc hayan decreta-
do fallos sobre ell derecho de pro
piedad, las uniones o sociedades
tendran que pagan alquiler a las
auteridades municipales. En-
La gaceta., 1937-10-20

Compramos cast todo.-Lo'
mas altos precios ror sus niue
bles Y enseres. Muebles de OIL.
Gina. Gi
DIVERS TRADING POST
1913 Franklin Sc.
La gaceta., 1937-10-20

hombres Y llegaron EN- distinta
forma de las divisiones italia-
mas. FL gobierno espanol no ha
protestado de que Franco re-,
ciba en- sus filas voluntarios de
verdad. Las brigadas interna-
cionales tomaron una parte bril-
llantisima en- la defensa de Ma
drid v en- otras batallas. Ell pue-
bio espanol reconoce esta deu-
da, pero la aspiration de la Re-
p1blica es completar su propia
defensa Y no depender de la in
Servenci6n extraniera.
La Repdblica ha encontrado
SUI Carnot en- Indalecio Prieto,
el incansable ministro de Defen
Sa.
Los comisarios son curiosas
figuras en- las nuevas fuerzas.
Sc les define como "los ojos del
pueblo sobre los oficiales que
mandan; los ojos que observan
sus actividades politicas e i'm
pidenl amhrgos resentimientos
Y defecciones. Ellos mantienen
os ideales, la moral y ell amor
por las instituciones del pueblo,
lie los soldados del pueblo.
Son ellos tambien la barrera
contra los caprichos de los CO.
mandantes y las irregularida-
des ADMINISTRATORS y discipline
rias.
La tarea de Comisario es d.
ficil. Ss deberes lie han mere
edo el mote del "capellan Ro-
jo".
La gaceta., 1937-10-20
jALERTA!.....

jALERTA!....
Alerta, camarada,
d enemigo acecha
para herirte en- la espalda.
No tiembies en- la noche fra,
no duermas en- la noche oscura;
-us manos ateridas
3ostendran el fusil con firmeza,
Y tus ojos abiertos
ios veran acercarse a las trim
(cheras.
81 tie quedas dormido.
ii los dulces recuerdos
IN la noche serena
adormecen tn dido
y no Dyes como suenan
las piedras y la terra al aplas-
(tarlas
con sus barrigas llenas
de conac Y de vino
para que braves sean,
veras como tina vibora
a tn cuello Sc enreda,
tie asfixia, tie destruye,
en- la trinchera EXTRA
" 10 mismo que q tt a tus compa-
asesina sin tregua. (neros
No es justo, camarada,
que tus hermanos mueran
machacados con botas de fascis-
en- la noche serena. (tas
PiciO.
La gaceta., 1937-10-20

I'm concurso en- Ilford, Ingla-
Terra, con Ell objeto de yer quien
podia beber mas ceaveza en-
menos TEMPO, usando botellas
con biberones de criar nihbs,
fue prohibido por Ell Alcalde Ma
yor despues de que Ell Rev. Ber-
nardo Cockett protestd "porQse
ESQ ser1G un insulto a la mater
niddd."
Panama esta muy fortifica-
da a causa de que muchas per-
sonas, despues de "a afios, pare
ce que no saben que N
es una repdblica Y no una IONA
del Canal.
La oficina general de correos
de Panama ha notiiicado al CO.
mercio de Estados Unidos, que
toda correspondence que vaya
dirigida a panama City, Canal
Zone, en- veg de panama City,
Rep1blica de Panama." sera de-
vuelta al punto desde donde fue
enviada.
-l'Bien hecho! ASH aprende-
ran les ignorantes, un POGO de
g~eografia.
J. r.. S.
La gaceta., 1937-10-20
MUNDIA-
COMMENTARIES
i'm nueUo Todopoderoso!

En- la prensa alemana Sc acos
tumbraba a publican en- los obi
tuarios que Juan de los Palotes
habia fallecido creyendo en-
Dios. Ahora los alemanes leen:
"Muri6 creyendo en- Adolfo
Hitler, o 81 no, "Falleci6 con
la creencia puesta en- su Fueh-
rer.
pies que ell nuevo Todopo-
deroso, vaya nombrando otro
Papa.
La gaceta., 1937-10-20
Una POesta

Domingo Robes nos trae Ia
composition poetica que va a
continuation. Sc la agradece :
mos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-20
Amigos

Vamos a destacar hoy, entire
los comerciantes e industriales
Evening star., 1937-12-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

rreauI.r. !oh Mixed ' colers G speei. iss PACKS.
2s,a-2a: standards. e7-2s; firsts, 2s: sec
Sso' So average mea,uhs Checks iaseo cir'fss Rs:
friderator. special packs. 22ha-:4: stand
mediums and small. 191s-2o: dirties. 49,
Nearby and % " se!o premiam maans marks marks
5n-3i exchange exchange specials: s5i Mid Mid
~ fancy eAnSs medams Nearby and
pullets. % Pacific Coast, Jumbo and pre-
minm' nrds ao msaisms s9fsais aa passs stana
Browns: Extra fancy. 31-32. Nearby
m and western special !, PACKS. 1890; nearby,
Duck eggs; Fancy to extra fancy. ao-a4
Hisher than extra. $685.: extra 19s
;sa!s! 's4;s1: s;5;: s6a 'ss-9n' $751;; seconds
milk mats hasa fresh fancy 'y 1s,lsH; held
'fss poutry ns1f 1870 Boxes ilesh
Turkeys. western. .! -2s. Frozen: Chickens,
exchange standards fryers. gaia
turkeys; No5thveste,rn. ea stern. 2S.Ss; Other
Chickens Rocks: 25-26: coiored a3-34.
mostly q: Fowls; Golored: 2l-25, mostly
ROSTERS fbi9 mostly SstIy 9siy ts Turkess Saa
hens. 32-s5, mostly 35: toms. so. Ducks,
1924. mostly 22.
4 By mossy M !me5 erosses ch'eksns ss Roea ea
ored. a1-S4. mostly S3es4: Leahorn. sa.s4.
Broilers: ., Rocks; IH-2s, mostly a2-S55'
Fowls: ColoIed. l4-2b: mostly 22;24; Leg
30-3i. Ducks. a6h-27. mostly 26la.
Evening star., 1937-12-29
GIFT SALES SPUR
/. HARDWARE TRADE
Quantity Above Year Ago,
but Dollar Volume Is
Cut by Economy.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Hardware
stores In most sections of the country
report that gift lines sold in greater
quantity this Christmas than last
year although the dollar volume has
suffered as result Of more econom-
ical spending. Interest was largely In
utility gifts and popular priced items.
Widespread prevalence of snow and
ice, earlier in December quickly
cleaned out stocks of skates and sleds,
in many sections several weeks before
Christmas.
Moderate ordering on the part OF
wholesalers developed shortages in
some hardware and allied lines, max
ing quick requirements very dificult
to obtain. An encouraging sign for
many manufacturers lies In the
rapidly decreasing inventories of most
wholesalers. Hardware wholesalers
are leveling of their stocks to q
point which will undoubtedly require
early and frequent reordering Hard
ware Age will say tomorrow In its
semi-monthly market summary.
While hardware manufacturers NAV
miss the large unit orders to which
they became accustomed last winter
and spring, there must soon come the
start OF a steady flow of small lot
business. Buyers for both wholesalers
and manufacturers are commencing
to rebuild depleted stocks. So far
as the consumer goods" field is con-
cerned there are signs that the low
mark OF ordering has been passed.
Evening star., 1937-12-29
CAMERA INDUSTRY
SHOWS BIG GAINS
Amateur Photography Goes
Ahead on Wide Front
During Year.
ny .. u. DONL LE
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The twelve
month now running out has been a
picture year" of the first rank. Says
DR.. Ernst Schwarz, president OF Agfa
Ansco Corp, 1887 was one of the
best years the camera and film in
dustry In he United States has ever
had"
As that revered ancient of China,
Lao TIE, once put 1t, The pictured
likeness availeth more than q multi
tude OF words And perhaps our
own philosopher, Dr. Earnest Hooton,
appalled, by the ease with which a pic
ture tells story, would indict still
pictures along with the radio and the
moving pictures as among those mod
ern contrivances which are making
mental "softies" OF us.
Amateurs Increase.
DR.. SchWarz cites a number of the
outstanding features Of the year in
the Photographic field and puts first
among them the further increased
evidence of serious interest in photog-
raphy by amateurs. During 1887 many
amateurs took up picture taking as a
serious hobby. AN avidence of this
fact" he says. 's the increased in
terest in camera clubs, which have
grown in size and numbers. There
has been more mail from camera club
members on various subjects Of Pho
Biography this year than ever before :"
Another sign that many amateurs
are striving to get beneath the sur
face Of things and become serious
photographers Is found in the extent
to which they are stocking up home
darkrooms with elaborate and expen-
sive equipment for developing, print
ing and enlarging their own pic
lures. This trend, incidentally, goes
exactly counter to George Eastman's
early philosophy of the business,
which was that the snapshot addict
could merely be depended upon to
press the button" In the early days
the camera maker undertook to take
care of all developing and printing.
Big Developments Cited.
Some Of the outstanding develop
ments which have put 1897 up to a
new picture high" may be sum-
married as follows:
During the year there was the
greatest increase SO far recorded in
the ,lse Of all types of miniature
cameras in so-called candid pho
tography." Such cameras. as q rule
are small in everything but price, and
the Increased use has spread to the
highest price brackets, with acces-
sories which sometimes cost more
than the camera. Improved types OF
ministure camera films were made
available during the year to make
these cameras still more versatile.
The Photographic industry reports
8 steadily growing use of photographs
IN advertising.
(Copyright. 1879
Evening star., 1937-12-29
PRICE SHOWDOWN
NEARING
wage and Raw Material
Held F ar in Excess
of Boosts,
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-showdovn
on the controversial point Of steel
prices and wages appears likely within
the next two months, Iron Age indi-
Gated today in its weekly survey of
the iron and steel industry.
The steel price issue, having been
onicially injected into the present un-
certain situation by an administration
spokesman, may become OF paramount
importance in the trend OF steel busi-
ness during the early weeks Of the
new year. the trade publication said.
The steel industry, through the
American Iron and Steel Institute, has
only recently taken cognizance OF
criticism Of price increases made early
in the year by stating that finished
steel averages only per cent higher
than in 1926 while wage rates are 21
per cent higher and raw materials
cost II per cent higher than In that
year" it continued.
This formal attack on steel prices
by the Assistant Attorney General of
the United States comes just q few
weeks before the opening of negotia-
tlons between some of the steel COM
panies and the Steel Workers Organiz-
ing Committee for a renewal of the
labor contracts that were entered
INTO last March. These negotiations.
which are to be begun on February
Z, may have an important bearing on
both wages and prices in the steel
industry.
Meanwhile the possibility of a low
ering OF wages in the automobile in
dustry points to the thought that is
being given to liquidation of present
nigh manufacturing costs in an effort
to revive business"
Pointing out the steel industry Is
winding up 1887 with average opera
tons of not more than 20 per cent Of
capacity. the publication said there
might be moderate improvement in
output in the first week of January.
but that future gains may be slow
and halting'
Evening star., 1937-12-29
Crude Oil and Gasoline Stock
Establishes Seasonal Record

Heavy production IS justified in
part by the record-breaking consump-
ton OF fuel oil in home and factory
burners. But many analysts insist
the volume Of crude currently bub-
bling from the Nations oil wells too
large for consumptive demands.
The real problem. however, lies in
the fact fuel oil manufacture for
winter trade necessitates the produc-
ton Of gasoline. which must be stored
until spring releases the motorist from
his enforced Information.
The danger in such a procedure, in
the opinion Of trade observers, is that
by next spring the recession In busi-
ness now gripping the country will
have curtailed demand for gasoline
sufficiently to touch of price wars as
smaller companies attempt to unload
excess supplies by cutting quotations.
Most concerns have completed a
very profitable year, however, and are
expected to be we'll prepared to finance
inventories somewhat longer than
usual II the necessity arises.