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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
WINTER SPORTS New England Offers Varied Program for Skat- ing, Skiing-Various Communities Arrange
 Ice Carnivals as Social Attractions.

With Governor Wilbur l.. Dress acting as official chairman, tho vari- ous New England states have pro. pared an attractive winter program for outdoor enthusiasts. The calen. dar of coming events Is replete with attractive events. CarniVals In vari- ous sections will highlight the sea. sons activities. Tn case, friend read- CT, you arc interested in skating skiing or cross country events In winter time, just scan the list of attractions:
 JANUARY EVENTS
 January l. Invitation Downhill Intermediate ski meet for men, women and juniors; Mt. 0reylock Ski Club, Pittsfleid, Mass, fec carn- ival tnight skiing If snow, Remich Park. Littleton, New Hampshire.
 January 2-New England outdoor Skating championships, Fitchburg, Mass.
 January e--Ishode Island Skating Club meet for state title - Roger Williams Park, Providence.
 Dual Ski Meet---between Lebanon Outing Club and Dartmouth Outing Club-firSt half at Hanover, New Hampshire; second half, January 10, at Lebanon, New Hampshire.
 Januay iB-i6-Carnival ct Wil- martin Park, Newport. New Hainp- shire. Dog races, skating, ski jump- Ing.
 January i0--Downhill ski race, 1 Rutland. Ski Club, Vermont. Final hald of dual meet between Lebanon Outing Club and Dartmouth Out. ing Club, at Lebanon, New Hainp- shire.
 January 22.23 - Greater Boston ski tournament. jumping and cross country races. Mt. Hood Golf and Recreational Association meet, Mel- rose, Mass.
 Winter Carnival - Conway Ski Club, Conway. New Hampshire.
 January 23--ski jumping and Cross County evontg; Salisbury Out. ing Club, Salisbury, Connecticut.
 Invitation Ski iTieet-UnivcrSity Of Vermont Outing club.
 New Hampshire slaloin chani- pionship-Dartmouth Outing Club, Oak Hill. Hanover, New Hampshire,
 January 28-20-- Winter, Carnival, Monroe, New Hampshire.
 January 2D-interschOlaBtic Win- ter gki meet Woodstock Outing Club Woodstock, New Hampshire,
 Carnival with interscholastic sports meet and costume skating party Silver Fox outing Club, Woodsviile, New Hampshire.
 January 30--Snow Fest = Qrecii- field Outing Club. Charlcmont' Mass.
 Club Tournament = ski jumping and crcSs country events--Lebanon Outing Club, Lebanon, New Hamp. shire. tt1.ll.
 Annual Uncanoonuc Mountain Glass c Downhill Ski Race -Un. canoonuc Ski Club, ooffstrown, New Hampshire.
 slalom and Langlauf fcross coun- try Races-Eastern Slope Ski Club Conway, New Hampshire.
 FEBRUARY EVENTS
 February 3-4-5-- Carnival: Bates College Outing Club, Lewiston, Maine.
 February 4-5-University of New Hampshire carnival, Durham, Nek Hampshire.
 February 4-5-6-New England Sled dog races and International Sled Dog Derby. Laconia, New Hampshire. 3O-mile course to be run three consecutive days.
 February 5-Berkshire Interscho- lastic meet, Mt. Greylock ski Club New Ashford. Mass.
 Carnival. Lisbon. New Hampshire.
 Ski Day. Littleton, New Hampshire
 February 6--United States East- ern Downhill championship meet. Mr. oreyl0ck, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
Nurses Report 197, 7,5O8
 Inspections In Schools
Over 30,OOO Consultations Held With Children, Par' ents, Doctors-2,562 Referred to Family Dentist

Assisted medical Inspector with: Physical examinations--Vaccin --diphtheria immuniHations--prc- school clinics--high school exaih- nations. Attended nurses conference and public health meetings,
 Assisted with the summer round- up and prc.sohool clinics,
 Welfare Work
 Cases quarantined and re.
 leased ,,,,,,,,t,''''N''' AOS Special investigations .,,,,,, 90 Diphtheria cultures taken, 42l Birth certificate delivered, 101 Home visits made ,,.,,,,.,,, 2,267
 Venereal Disease Clinic Work Assisted in the clinic 694& hours
 F0llow.up Work
 Patients to return to clinic, l36 Patients not located .,.n,N 26 Patients moved ,,,,,,,,... 10 Patients out Of town ,.... 1 Visits to locate ,,,,.,,,.,.. n Referred to own doctor ,,,. Total visits made .,,,,,,,n 342 Conferences .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7v Special Investigations for
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24

PiyotSaOAhs Na''Attl lt''h'' "
 Letters sent to delinquents, cases referred to pr. Godfrey and state health department,
 The nurses are very grateful to the principals and teachers for their cooperation and assistance.
 Respectfully submitted, THE PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24
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The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Texaco Beach Wins Opening Game 20 To
Edn,onds Pitches Win For
Camden County Nine; Little
Creek Nine Is Disappointing
" haley, Owens and Will.
iiams Lead Pirates at
INia.c With ? Hits

The baseball opener IN the Tex
acc Beach park yes erday seemed
.!lOre like a track meet than a
D?cebal game as the Pirates
swamped the Little Creek RAM
bl.rs 20 to 4. About 200 spectators
watched Freddie Edmcnds pitch
two hit ball and fan ~ ba. tiers for
six innings while his teammates
were slugging out l3 safetieS, off
,w0 Rambler hurlerS.
Trailing l3 10 l at the endiof
the fourth inning, The visitors lost
ell hope Of winning and the bal
nee cf he game was unintereSt-
iug.
ca ting hcnorS went to Hallett
Ovens. Pirate Chird bascman, whip
lit safc.y twice, rec,ivcd three
j.s-s on ba Is, and scored five
'un3 in five trips to the plate. As
who e the Pira es' fielding was
,X.e.iCnt with a single error Slip
ing through. ..'' '''
The Pirate management was
nuch surprised and Gisappoin ed
in the RambicrS, which had been
recommended so highly and
}. cmlIs- that visiting teams from
now OH vii! show greater ,opposi-
ion.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Fish FRY Planned For
The Mas0ns of iicrifOrd

Hereford, April l3.-Vocational
Agriculture Instructor G. c. Buck
with Alec Peanuts FELTON, as
his ab.c lieutenant and assistant,
"ill uperviSc the preparing Of
the feast for tie MasOnS' fish
fry.
Each member Gf the lodge: Per-
QUimans Lodge Number 1C6 A. F.
and A. M. is expected to invite
his wife. Whether married or not
each Mason is privileged to bring
one lady que t, according to r. E.
RapCT. secretary Of the order.
The feast will be spread IN the
old Ford showroom Oh Grubb
stree and the festivities are
scheduled to get under way al
$50 p. m.
Mr.. Buck is r2pUtcd to be no
Slouch at the Grt Of preparing eat
ableS and FELTON, is famed for his
fried and barbecued fi-h.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Yanks Topple
Dodgers, 6 to 4

New York, April 18-UP)-The
World Champion New York YAH
KEGS wound up spring training to-
day by beating Brooklyn GA be-
for 1884 fans at Ebbets Field.
The victory gave the Yanks a
80 edge in their five spring eX-
hibition meetings with the Dod-
gers.
The Yanks collected II hits off
pitchers Butcher, Birkofer and
Petersen.
The Dodgers garnered safeties
off pitchers Chandler and Sundra.
Yanks CA) 600 020 21l-6 y 2
Dodgers CND OO1 OO1 O2O-4 10 2
Chandler. Smdra and Dickey;
Butcher, Birkofer, Peterson and
Phelps.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Martins Rapidly
Getting In Form

Wilmington, April 13. Special
Art Hougcr, manager of the Mar
tins, stated that he is well pleased
with the progress his boys ar2
making.
The student of baseball, how
ever, reserved any and all pre-
dictions, but one gains from a
conversation with the Martins
skipper the feeling that he will
be ready to send an able team
to the field, even before the sea-
son gets underway, on Thursday,
May 6.
Mr.. Hanger explained that he
would like to give every boy a
falr chance, and for that reason
no positions would be assigned
before possibly the latter part Of
this week.
NO teams within the league are
10 meet in exhibition games, but
Ray Goodman, president of the
local club, is scouting for a con-
test with any independent organi-
HatlCn. Manager Hanger advises
that he will be ready to take on
any and all ComerS by the middle
Of next week.
The training camp is Offering
the makingS of very fine team,
and the local fans arc well pleas
cd over the prospects, and look
-!.G . tbs TINS Hhsn tbs asaSol
opens.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Soap Plants

OF the numerous kinds of SOAP
plants that were once extensively
uScl for waShin" because Of their un.
usual cmulsiCying andylCanSing prop
critics, probably the most interest
ing is Il tree which grows in trOp-
lcal America. Its pulpy fruit is
said to clean as much linen rs sixty
times its weight of manufactured
soap.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Missionaries to Register

Foreign missionaries leasing land
under the jurisdiction Of the Shang'
hal (China) city government will
have to register with the bureau OF
land and pay a registration fee of
per cent of the total rent for the
whole period of the lease. according
to regulations promulgated by the
bureau. It is understood the min
istry of foreign affairs and the min
istry of interior have approved
these regulations. which were sane
toned and submitted to Marking bH
the city government some time ago,
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Jays Practice
For Three Hours

The Elizabeth City Jays put in
hrce hours Of hard labor yCster-
day OH Eunsucker field under The
Watchful eye Of Pratt Fearing
who is directing the activities of
the 1887 club.
The Jays had a large. number
than usual out for practice and
went at top speed during the
three hour workout. After lin
oering up the team took batting
and fielding practice and showed
new life in both departments.
Ralph Saunders, former Maple
player, was present for ycster-
days practice and was pounding
the ball hard in batting practice.
He looked good in fielding prac-
tiCe. Nathan Caddy, catcher, and
Doug White, former Deacon star
who is making g. bid for the
stCpshort berth, were also in a
hitting mood. Others attending
the practice were Norman True
blood, Shirt Sawyer, Fred Fear
.ng, Pete Haste, "Schoolooy"
Rowe, Willard Sawyer, Billy Gull
pepper and Mutt Scott.
The Jays will hold another
meeting at the home of Pratt
Fearing on South Road street on
Tuesday night to discuss a sched-
ule for the summer. They have
offers from three Washington
;eams and several Norfolk teams,
as well as games with Coastal
Plain league teams for the sum-
ner now pending.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Bob FeIler Triumphs Over
Hubbell As Al, ,486 Fans
Look On; Giants Win Sd
School Boy Is Master ior 8
Innings; Giants Score
In Ninth Frame
BY GEORGE KIRkSET
United Press Staff Correspondent


New York, April l8.-iUP)-The
Kid triumphed over the master 20
day.
Bob Fcllev, the 18-year Van Me
ter, Iowa farm boy, outpitch2d
Carl Hubbeu, leading hurlcr OF
he National league a:.d master OF
the scrcwball, before 4l,486 per
SONS, largest thrCng ever tn sec
an exhibition iii tie 4 Il glcmdS.
Feller and HUbbell Do.h reJiIed
after pitching 8 innings, with
Cleveland leading the Giants, A..
| Then in the ninth with Ivy Paul
Andrews Cn the mound for the
Indians, the Giants laShed out
four hits TO come from behind TO
win. 5 20 4. The final result was
unimportant, it was Fellcr'S tr-
umph over Hubbsll that was thc
Gay Dig news.
As long as Feller was on tn"
mound. the Giants were almost
helpless. They made five hits, and
two runs off Feller, but both lun5
came from walks. The sensational
SoungS .er famed nine Giants.
running his Strike-out record
against New York to 81 in 27 inn
ngs. He famed at least one
Glant in every inning he pitched
against them during the spring
exhibition series until the final
frame today. Feller walked six
men, three Of them in the last
inning he pitched.
Most Of the throng came to see
the high!y-touted yOungSter blaze
away with his Smokeball, and af-
ter watching him blind the Giants
with his speed they were ready TO
agree that ne is headed fOr star
dom.
Fcller threw lO5 pitches today,
60 strikes, and rs balls with 20
pitches being fouled off. His con-
Tol bothered him more in the
late innings than at the start. He
threw only nine balls in the first
three frames. But in the sixth he
threw II, in the seventh eight and
the eighth I6. He was firing tow
ard the END but still had the sit
uation we'll in hand when he left
The game.
Cleye.and'S en-: for today'S CX-
hibitiCn will run about $500, al
most enough to pay Feller'S sal
ary of $4,000 for his first full
season in organized baseball.
Home runs aCCCun ed for all the
runs made off Hubbcll. Lyn Larry
hit enc in the first inning and
Lemon SolterS hit another in the
eighth with two men on.
Joe Moore'S double to left field
won the game in the ninth. White
head led off with a single. Dick
Bartell singled after pinch-hjt.er
sam Leslie famed. Then Lou
Chiozza singled to right. scoring
Whitehead. Moore's double scored
both Bartell and ChiC22a.
The Giants picked up a run off
Felley in the fifth on Leiber'S walk,
stolen base and Whitehcad's dou-
BILE. Their other run came in the
eighth on walks to ChiOzza and
Moore. and two infie,d outs.
The victory left the Indians and
Giants all even in their spring
series for the third year in sue
CeSSion. Each team won nine
games this spring.
Indians 100 900 O3O-4 6 /
Giants 600 OlO Obs 9 2
Feller, Andrews and Pytlak:
Hubbe!l, Smith and Mancuso.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
WiSeCrackS Of
Players In
Training Camps
by GEORGE KI3KGEY
UP S!af Correspondent

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you cut 10 Hutchinson.
When the Pirates got 10 san
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The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Bottle irOlds Fortune

Golden sovcrc;sns amounting to
81, ESQ wcr- found by farmland
in an old pickle bottle turned up
b.. his plow near Cattai. New South
Wales, Australia. He had never seen
coins like them before and he took
the bottle to the farmer who en-
ployed him. Lock at these queer
Yellow things: what do you suppose
they arc?" ne asked. 'h
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Have Pcculiar TYnc Of Dress

The ParsccS. Hindus and Moham'
7ncdanS each have their own pccu-
liar type of dress and hcadgcar'
ranging from the tight-iitting white
riding breeChes-like trousers OF the
tarsces to the gold-embroidered
skull cap OF the Mohammcdans anc
the colcciul raagnihccnca OF the tur'
bans Of the Hpdus.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19

Cutting Room Scraps: Jean
EarloW promoted an autographed
photo Of first lady Eleanor Roose-
Vclt 80. Ted Healy replaces Frank
McHugh as No. l comic of MI.
DOddS Takes the Air" Dick
Purcell finally won his letter.
FCrdham University Athletic as
sCc;ation forwarded it for 1892
baseball Sturgis Fay, Water
town, Mass, amateur, gifted
Sonia Henie with a 1O0-foot film
Of her recent Boston exhibition
Gene Raymond is U. S. CO.
eds choice May Robson, who
interior deCorateS. is doing five
houses at the same time =.
Carole Lombard laid up with a
heavy cold Marsha Hunt is
learning to sing Screen Writer
Edgar Woolf, whose hobby is cook
cry, has a proposal from an Okla
homa lass who writes she's oil
wealthy and needs a husband to
take charge of her kitchen .
Copyright 1887 by United PreSs)
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Hats for French SainS

In many French churches the
people cover the heads Of saints
statues with little bonnets. These
hats follow the style Of those Of
the province in which the church is
located, and are changed each year
on the saints day.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Popularity Growing

The saddle horse now Is more
popular than 1t has been since the
advent of the automobile. There
now are 100000, according to the
Department of Commerce, more
than twice as many as 20 years
ago.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Reds Win Over
Tigers In Last
Training Game

Cincinnati, April 18.-U.R)-The
Cincinnati Reds closed their
spring training schedule before
8,738 fans today with a 5-4 vic
tory over the Detroit Tigers in a
game marrcd by a drizzling rain
from the start of the second inn
ing to the finish.
Kiki Cuyler, making his first
appearance in the lineup since
an April l injury, pinch hit with
one out in the ninth. and singled
with the bases loaded to drive in
the winning run.
Tigers OIL l01 000-4 8 0
Reds l0l 100 OILS l3 |
Lawson, Logan and Cochrane,
Tebbetts; GriSsom and V. Davis,
lombard.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
Science Defines "Habit"

Science says habit" is a tend
ency toward an action which 3?
repetition becomes spontaneous.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19

Summary: Runs batted in:
Whaley 2, H. F. Forbes, Ownley.
EdmondS 2, 5. Forbes 2, Williams
2. Meads. Walston 2, Brockett,
johnson 8. Two base hits Owens
end B. Forbes. Double plays: Bur-
CESS to Whaley. Struck out: by
EdmondS y, by Brockett l, by
Self 2. Wild pitch: Self 2, Ed
-nCndS. Hit by pitched ball: Johns
by BrOckett.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19
BackStage Drama
On Hollywood Lot
Becomes Epidemic
Curtain Calf and Stage
Door" Among Those in
Production Now
~ HENRY SUTHERLAND
Up Hollywood Correspondent

-4Cl4. NCJO, HIIII To- va"
3ackstagc drama becomes cpl
icnic Cn the radio lot as Jesse
=. Ia Ky announces he'll toss of
II opera titled Curtain Call,
probably with Janet Gaynor and
Cary Grant.
Reverse side of the scenery is
he perennial habitate of film
musicals, but has been used for
straight drama seldom. Audiences
ray be in for a cycle of that sort
# thing.
Production CT the Lasky opus
a'c in June VIII overlap a film
version of Broadway's Stage
cor" another bcyond-the-foot
ighys the:acr in which Katharine
JcrEurn and Ginger Rogers are
e. to do their stuff.
Lasky's story is an original
gYCund out by Screenwriter Ho-
ward 7. G-een-all about girl
rrcm the sticks whose aromatic
}lay is produced to teach a tenn
ornamental star a lesson.
Whether Gaynor can be retain
ed TO do i is still a matter for
bargaining, since she's free
agent, and can pick her spots.
Far from being two-faced,
most prominent picture fans are
distinctly onc-sided, a check
shows.
You've probably never seen the
right side of Claudette Colbert's
,Outedly Perfect Features" The
lass thinks her left profile is best
and insists on turning it to the
camera.
Gary Cooper is also a facial
-cu,hDaW, but his little friend
George Raft believes he can Slay
en- with right cheek only. Jean
Arthur won't turn to the right
under any pressure, but Ray Mil
land swearS it's his only angle.
JChn Trent, B. P. SChulberg's
cX-airmal pilot is latest to get the
bug. After a long session with
mirrors he says he'll portside it
from now on.
A Glass Party" is designer
Edward Stevcnson's idea of a good
timC, and he's tossing one in his
glass house at Laguna Beach this
weekend A fan for g!aSS-fabric
garments. Stevenson sent three
yards Of the stuff with each in
vitation, asking guests to turn out
their own costumes. Glassware
isn't transparent. which will be
4 disappointment to the camera
men.
Allan Jones got even with
Harpo Marx and Sam Wood fer
the ribbing he absorbed in "A
Day at the Races" First time |
they Visited his "Firetly" set a
new copper ran them out none
too gently. Jones had primed |
him to watch for them, saying
they were a couple Of statesmen |
who crashed the gate.
Dick FCIan, rcd-haired singing
CCW-punChcr from Princeton |
University, graduates from the
Westerns in Radio Jamboree," a
musical to be turned out by Bob
by Connolly. There isn't a cayuse
CT q SlXShOOter in the entire script. |
Alice Faye. owner of the itch
INCEST foot in the film colony. has
moved again. this time from a
Hollywood apartment to a house
n Beverly Hills. Her score: Is
moves in three years.
Cutting Room Scraps: Jean
Harlow promoted an autographed !
photo Of first lady Eleanor Roose-
Velt o. Ted Healy replaces Frank |
McHugh as No. l comic of Mr.. |
DoddS Takes the Air" Dick |
Purcell finally won his letter.
F'crdham University Athletic as
sCc!ation forwarded it for 1882 |
baseball Sturgis Fay, Water
town, Mass. amateur, gifted |
Sonia Henie with a lO0-foot film
The daily independent., 1937-04-19

Allan Jones got even with
Harpo Marx and Sam Wood for
the ribbing he absorbed in "A
Day at the Races" First time
they Visited his "Firesly" set a
new copper ran them out none
too gently. Jones had primed
him to watch for them, saying
they were a couple of statesmen
who crashed the gate.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19

Dick FClan, rcd-haired singing
CCW-punChCr from Princeton
University, graduates from the
Westerns in Radio Jamboree,"
musical to be turned out by Bob
by Connolly. There isn't a cayuse
Cv q SiXShooter in the entire script.
The daily independent., 1937-04-19

Alice Faye. owner Of the itch
INCEST foot in the film colony, has
moved again. this time from a
Hollywood apartment to a house
II Beverly Hills. Her score: Is
moves in three years.
Evening star., 1937-03-25

don stage was at the Court Theater
In 1909 as Seanchan in The Kings
Threshold"
In addition to his manifold activ-
tiles In the theater and writing,
Drinkwater was keenly interested In
international affairs and prospects Of
another war.
He once suggested the League of
Nations statesmen emulate Abraham
Lincoln by following a steadfast and
perfectly strong course OF action. yet
keeping a perfectly open mind at all
times to adapt themselves to new
situations"
Before ItalS's conquest Of Ethiopia
he expressed hope compromise would
safeguard Italy's interests in Ethiopia
without overthrowing Emperor Halle
Selassie
In 1882, his adaptation of Premier
Mussolini's play. 100 days was pre-
sented in London. The play, dealing
with Napoleon's brief return to power
from Elba, was an argument for die
tatorShipS.