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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-25

DENTAL PLATES 81
REPAIRED - 3 Hours = UP
, Your Old Plate Made Like New
City Dental Laboratory, l6l e. Main.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-25
Employment
Men Wanted

MEN-To sell cigars to friends.
Make $3.50 extra weekly. Good
proposition. Worth investigating.
Box 20, Waterbury Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-25

wJZ-NBC Symphony, Ar
turo Toscanini
WABC-Deep River Boys
10:15-WABC-Concert In Rhythm
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WOR-Music by Moonlight
10 :45-WABC-Public Affairs
II 0-WEAF-News; Hugh Gibson
WoR-Glenn Miller's Orch.
WABC-News; leighton
Mobiles Orch.
11:l5-WEAF-Jack Little's Orch.
WOR-Andy Kinks Orch.
II 0-WEAF--George Olsen's Orch,
WJZ-News; Messner's Orch
WABC-Tom Reynolds Orch
ll:45-WOR-News; Weather
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-25
New York Stations

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-25

A SIX room duplex house in Mid
dlebury. Oil heat. Leo j. Curley.
3-5i60.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-25

SEC. o. In the event that any
permittee obtains his. her or its per.
nit by Fraud or False Representa-
the provisions OF this Ordinance. or
the State Statutes on the matter.
they will be disqualified from again
obtaining such permit for a period
OF one year thereafter.
Passed and adopted by the Board
of Aldermen. November 18th, 1890,
and approved by the Mayor. Novcm-
Der goth, 1889.
Attest
JOHN p. FITzMAURICE,
11-24-2t. City Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-25

SEC. 8, Upon the violating Of
any section OF this ordinance by
any of his or It's servants or agents,
the Superintendent OF Police shall
Immediately revoke the permit of
said permittee, and shall not issue
any permit to such permittee with.
In one year from the date of such
revocation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-25

FARM 30 acres, new house and
outbuildings. $1,000. Also acres.
7-room house, improvements, $3,-
500. shepley, Naugatuck. Tel. 243S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-25

SEC. Z. During the playing
of said game of blngo the Superin-
tendent of Police shall detail an Of
ficer or policeman of said Police De-
partment whose duty II shall be to
see that the regulations OF the state
to the playing of the game OF bingo
are fully observed,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
Cornell Is Picked With Fingers Crossed; Holy Cross Favored
BY TOM NOONAN


 United Press Stan COrrespOndent)
 Boston, Nov. 17 - CUP) - Un. defeated and untied Cornell, the casts top team, seeks its seventh straight major victory against once beaten Dartmouth at Hanover, N. H. tomorrow ir one of three Stand0ut New England football clashes.
 Though Cornell's impressive rec. ord has made the lthicans favorites, Dartmouth's disposition to upset weekly forecasts has caused experts to pick this game with fingers cross ed, The Indians, who started the season with only two regulars and a sub-par array of juniors and sopho- mores, went ut1defeated until last weeks 9-7 loss to Princeton.
 Cornell, on the other hand, has impressed from its opening win over supposedly-strong Syracuse eleven. Since then Cornell has defeated Princeton, Penn State, Ohio State, Columbia and Colgate on successive Saturdays. The big red club, hove ever, won only by narrow margins in its last two contests, showing signs of weakening as result of its stiff schedule.
 Coming Along Dartmouth has shown definite i'm. provement despite the defeat at the hands of strong Pricneton, defeated only by Cornell. The line has ale lowed but one touchdown in the last five games, and the backs, led by Wild Bill Hutchinson, at last seem to have found scoring punch. Bol- stered by the return of Captain Whit Miller at end, Dartmouth will field its strongest club of the sea- son.
 Holy Cross, boasting the second best offensive and defensive record east of the Mississippi the past five weeks, goes against speedy Carnegie Tech, attempting @ comeback after three heart-breaking defeats, at | Worcester.
 The Crusaders, beaten only by Louisiana State in an early-season upset, will be favored to avenge a 7-6 defeat by the Skibos, only 1888 Holy Cross loss. Carnegie Tech, how ever, will be prepared to shoot the works after losing to New York University, Notre Dame and Pitts. burgh, though yielding but l9 points
 Eli Outlook "Blue"
 Yale, another unpredictable clever again will be an underdog against Princeton when the traditional Big three rivals meet for the 63d time at New Haven, Conn. The twice-de. feated Ellis may be strengthened by the return of End Sterling Brinkley sidelight @ month atfer an appen. dectomy.
 The other three major New Eng land College elevens all pla, "breather" games against minor op ponents and should have slight diff f1culty chalking up wins.
 Coach Dick Harlow's sophomore studded Harvard team with Captair Torbie Macdonald back in the line up faces New Hampshire at Cam bridge. Harlow, looking ahead t Yale, has made three changes in tn Crimson backfield.
 Once-defeated Boston Colleg looks at least three touchdowns bet , ter than Boston University in al [ intra-city clash, while battere , Brown should score at will againi } Connecticut University at Provi dence, R. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17

Wouldn't think of varying the procedure.
 Works for lead manufacturing company during summer. As- tounds teammates with lifting pow CT. Shaw considers him head and shoulders above any line-backer in the country. Homer Norton, whose Texas A. and M. team trav- eled to coast to hand Santa Clara It's only defeat, 7-3, recommends him as All-America center. Schiechps most prized possession is ball from Sanit Mary's game, won by Broncos. .. Game is biggest traditional scrap on schedule and John Schie- chle was captain that afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
'Tis Treason! Morgan
 Works Against Conn!
By DAN PARKER

r WOULD BE UNFAIR to call Dan Morgan rishan the dors story Ii
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17

right-handed though he is natural left-hander.
 As sophomore, Schiechl alternated with Phil Doherty, best pivot-man in Bronco history. Job became his last fall. Bearcat on defense Ball-carriers hate to meet head-o with his crashing bulk. |. Has few peers on pass defense. ;. Knocks down and intercepts plenty. Is always downfield to block and often on end of lateral. .. Was All- selection in 1888. Came to Santa Clara with repu- tation as flllback Was converted into center as 8 freshman. His
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
CROSBY ELEVEN
 SET FOR HARD CAME SATURDAY.
Locals Seek Third Win of the Season Here Against
 BranfOrd

Coach Billy schofield will send his Crosby team out in quest of its third victory of the season tomorrow when the Blue opposes Branford high school at the Municipal stadium at 2 D. m. It will be the Blues last game before their traditional tusslo with Wilby Thanksgiving morning.
 The East Main street eleven will be attempting to better its present record of two wins, two ties, and two losses, at the shoreline opponents. Crosby has blown both hot and cold this year. It showed world of promise n its great last period vic- tory over Naugatuck, but looked sluggish against Leavenworth and Wilby.
 In Branford the Ivy aggregation will be facing a team which has had about the same degree of success thus far. The Knecht-coached eleven was swamped by the power full Stamfordites, 18-0, and lost to Shelton l3-7. However the team has beaten Hamden 13-0, and holds Q i4-0 victory over Werby, conquerors of Crosby in last weeks disputed tussel down in Derby.
 Power Plays
 It is expected that the Blue VIII resort to power plays for a victory tomorrow afternoon as they have done in all their previous games. Coach Bill Schofield has developed a powerful running attack this year as is shown by the fact that only one team has outgained them from scrimmage this season. That team was the state championship bound Central powerhouse.
 Joe Margolis and Captain Bill Mancini have been the leading Blue leatherluggers, while Bill Margolis and Fuzzy" Roberts have starred on the front wall along with Frank Shugrue until the Crosby center broke his finger week ago. Frank will be probably incapacitated for the remainder of the season, al. though he might possibly see some action against Wilby. Tom Cruess has recovered from the broken blood vessel in his thigh and will be ready to go, although he will have hard time in winning back the tackle post from Dave Holmes.
 Close Game
 Judging from comparative scorer the game tomorrow should be close one. Crosby hopees to get clicking as they did in the last period of tho Naugy game, and make their last test before the Wilby duel success ful one.
 There has been some talk about the Blue playing a game with Tor rington December 9 to decide the best team in this section of the , state. The rival coaches will prob. , ably consider the financial aspec
 more than the titular outlook, ant
 fey the former reason, if any at all
 the post-season game may be play
 cd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
PRINCETON TIGERS
 DRILL IN BOWL
fRy United Pressl

Princeton was favored today to de- feat the Yale Bulldog when they meet at New Haven tomorrow in the 63rd renewal of their traditional football series.
 The Tiger team came to town this afternoon. and went immediately to the Yale bowl to hold final prac- tice session. The Ellis also held a short warm-up drill.
 Back in the Blue line-up was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
BY JERRY BRONDFIELD
 NEA Service Sports Writer

BY JERRY BKONDFIELD
 NEA Service Sports Writer
 John Schiechl pronounced Sheel of the University of Santa Clara is currently concerned with getting himself named All-America center. Future ambition is to be- come corporation lawyer. A senior in College of Arts and Letters, he Is majoring in political science. .. Will enroll in Santa Clara law school af- ter graduation.
 Of German extraction, Schiechl is 22 years old, stands 6 feet ? inches weighs 220. Halls from San Francisco, not far from Santa Clara campus. Plays tennis and goli
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17

Approximately 15,0oo new insects are discovered each year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17

size and speed gained instant atten- ton.
 Plays quarterback on defense . calling defensive signals to confuse opponents Santa Clara uses seven different formations. ... Loves to play full 60 minutes ., Frets and fiGgets on bench when Coach Buck Shaw takes him out for rest . . Hasn't made g bad pass in three years.
 Schiechl is biggest man on squad but lightest eater. !. Has small breakfast, seldom eats lunch and eats light dinner. {. Very supersti- tious and insists on shaving at 2 o'clock the night before every game
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
TRAINER PAIRED"

Pawtucket, R. l., Nov. 17-(UP)- Trainer William H. Irvine of Balti- more, Md, today was under suspen. sion to May 31 by order of State Rac- ing Administrator Louis o. Gerry.
 Irvine was suspended originally on Nov. 6 when stewards learned B F. Listers Inactive, trained by him had been stimulated three days pre-. viously in winning race. Gerry an. nounced continuance of the ban at Narragansett Park yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS
 LEAD HOCKEY LEAGUE
(By United Press)

Chicago's Black Hawks won their third victory in five starts and moved into first place in the National League hockey race, having dented the New York Rangers, 3-2.
 All the scoring came in the final period as the Rangers dropped their third straight decision. Successive goals by Hergensheimer and Bentley with the Hawks trailing by one goal gave chicago its victory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
LUCKY DISCOVERY

Pohn Mariucci, Minnesota foot. ball and hockey star who has TO. ceived an offer from a National Hocky league team, learned to skats on a pair of blades he found iu trash pile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17
WRESTLING RESULTS
lBv limited Press)

New York - Hans Schwartz, Ger many, drew with Bull Marine, Italy; George Becker, Germany, pinned Lou Kesz. Hungary; Gino Martinel- Ii, Italy, threw Tony Papalino, Italy: Bobby Bruns, Germany, drew with Michele Leone. Italv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17

Sterling Brinkley, first-string end who was stricken with appendicitis a month ago. He will start against Princeton, according to latest word from the coaches, replacing Bill Zilly. Al Bartholemy will be at the other wing.
 Fred Kieckhefer, rookie first-string blocking back, also will be in the opening lineup. He was injured earlier in the week and it was feared he might not be able to play. With him in the backfield will be Burr, Seymour and Whiteman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-17

Bostons Bruins twice came from behind to earn 3-3 deadlock with the Montreal Canadiens who con- tinued in a three-way tie for sec- ond place.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
FORRADALOM DIxI ORSzAGBAN

delen volt, a deli urakkal szallt
szembe az eln0k, mikor a Sc
gelymunkak es kozsegelyek
megallapitasanal embersege-
sen bant, egyforma mertekkel
inert a negernek.
Mikor a szervezkedes jogat
azokra is kiterjesztette, mikor
tehat el6 valosagot csinalt az
alkotmany 14-ik m6dositasaba
irt holt betiikb6l, a kekverG fe-
her urak ugy megutaltak, hogy
bel6luk keriltek a legtobben a
hirhedt emleki Liberty Liga-
ba.
Roosevelt azzal felelt, hogy
a munkaber es munkaid0 tor.
venyben teljesen egyenl6 bere.
ket es munkaid6t adott a sze.
geny negernek, aki idaig min.
dig gazdasagi rabszolgaja, iga
vono alfalfa volt a deli fehe1
embernek. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12

Az Egyesiilt Allamok peldat
mutatnak a vilagnak, hogy egy
de1nokratikus orszagban mi
kent lehet - forradalmat csi-
nalni.
'Ver nelkiil, oldokles nelkul es
anelklil, hogy a bortonoket es
hevenyeben epitett koncentra-
clos taborokat megtoltsek.
Aki mem yak, az j6l latja,
hogy evek ota forradalom van
az ssOld South"-on, hogy az or
szag legrosszabb sorsban elo
csoportjat liberals, erzo, gon-
dolkoz6 emberek fel akarjak
emelni.
Mikor Roosevelt az vi deal
keretei k0zt az "elfelejtett en-
berekert' felszolalt es az intez-
kedeseit megkezdte, leszallt 9
legszedit6bb melysegekbe, hogy
q negereket kiemelje azokbol.
A demokrata part er6ssege 9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
Muk0desenek masodik feiszazadaba
Iepett a Rakoczi Segelyzo Egyesiilet

a biztositas mar harom evig
ervenyben volt, keszpenz er-
teke van.
Van ezenkivul a RAKOCZI
SEGELYZo EGYESULETNEK
gyermekosztalya is, amely
havi 20 cent diiert 400 dol
lar halaleseti segelyt ny,,..ii.. ny.i. q
szul6knek, ha a gyermek eliza
lalozik. z,
Az egyesuiet tagja lehet
minden feher fajhoz tartoz6
egyen / ewes kortol SIS ewes
kerig. A gyermekosztalyna
sziletestol kezdve Is ewes ko-
rig.
A RAKoCZI SEGELYZ6
EGYESULET feIszazados fenn-
allasa alatt fejlettsegenek
igen magas fokat erte el,
amikr6l meggyozo bizonyite-
KIT nyujt nehany szamadat. Az
egyesiletnek jelenleg 17,172
tagja van, osszvagyona pedig
$2,472,3 2,317.86-ot tesz XII. Ez a
ket inponalo szam mutatja a
legjobban, hogy NIT jelent ez
a nagy egyestilet az amerikai
magyarsag eletehea.
Sok szazezer dollarra rug az
az oszeg, amt az egyesiilet
fennallasa alatt halaleseti es
betegsegelyekben kifizetett.
! a RAKoCzI sEGELY LYzo
EGYESULET szervezete is Gel
szeruen van kiepitve. Az egye-
sulet anyaosztAlya Is koz-
pontja Bridgeporton van. Az
orszag kiilonboz6 magyar
lakta varoSaiban azonban tObb
mint szaz fiokosztalya miiko-
dix, ami konnyiive teszi ait,
hogy az amerikai magyarok
beallhassanak ebbe az egye-
suletbe. S6t, amely varosban
legalabb nyolc tag jelentkezik,
oft vi fiokosztaly is alakithato.
Minden fiokosztaly, mint on
allo egyed miikodik a kozpont
hathatos tamogatasa es ell
lenorzese mellett.
Amikor a RAKoCZI Sc
GELYZ6 EGYESULET miiko-
desenek masodik felevszaza-
daba lep, nemcsak teljes mer-
tekben birja, hanem meg is
erdemli az amerikai magyar
sag bizalmat. Minel t0bben
lepnek az egylet tagjainak So
raba, ANIMAL nagyobba Is va
gyonilag er6sebbe teszik az
egyeSiiletet es k0zvetve ANIMAL
iobban vedik meg a sajat er-
dekeiket. A Rak6czi Segely-
z6 Egyesiilet minden vi jelent-
kez6 tagot 0rommel var.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12

gyerekek - tanulnak.
Mem lehet lesz 6ket feln6tt
korukban a jogaikb6l kisem-
mimi, mem lehet lesz oket
szolgasagban tartani a feher-
mex, egyenl6 jogu, inert egyen-
l6en tanult polgarai lesznek a
nemzetnek.
Roosevelt palyafutasanak
meg nincs vege.
Meg az adminisztraciojabol
is hatra van ket ev S addig
meg sok minden tortenik, ami
vi rendet jelent ebben az or
szagban.
De ha semmi mas mem ten
ne, SGT ha semmi mas mem
tett volna, akkor is or0kke az
orszag legnagyobb fiai koze
kellene sorozni, amiert a legel
nyomottabb, a legkitagadot-
tabb osztalyt emelte magahoz
Es tette ezt akkor, mikol
Europa ugynevezett kultur or
szagaiban negereket csinaltal
egy nehany millio szabad pol
garbol, mikor mas orszAgok
ban mem az elnyomottaka
emeltek fel, hanem a polgarol
millioit kitagadtak a nemzetel
testeb6l es 6ket olyan sorsr,
nyomtak ell, anilyenb6l lit
negert kiemeltek mar hetven0
eve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
anEa xAl nAeyAR alsLAk

cs6bb volt penzt ADM s idaig
ez volt szokasban,
Ez a fatal enlber azonban
nem fogadta el az 0sztondijat,
6 ait felelte, hogy sajat ALA
maban 6hajt tanulni es ragasz-
kodott hozza, hogy neki az
egyetemen valo tanulas lehet6-
seget Missouri Allan megadja.
Eveken at tarto kizdelem
utan - amelyben termeszete-
sen segitettek a meyer egyesu-
letek - a Supreme Court ele
kerult az iigy, amely ARA uta-
sitotta Missouri allamot, hogy
gondoskodjon err6l a fiurol,
meg pedig ugy, ahogy a feher
tanul6krol gondoskodna
inert EGYFORMA JOGOK
JARNAK KI a fehernek es ne
gernek.
Missouri allam vi dontesre
kerte a Supreme Courtot, amit
elutasitottak a multi heten.
A deli allamok tehat egyete-
meket lesznek kenytelenek fel-
allitani a meyer tanul6k szama-
ra, vagy megnyitjak a jelen-
legi egyetemek kapuit elottuk
S ezzel megdiil a Delen is a
kiilonites, ami termeszetesen
lassan megy.
Voltakeppen ebben az eset.
ben mem is az egyetem fon.
tos, hanem a Supreme Court
dontese, amely vilagosan XII
mondta, hogy "egyforma' ok
tatashoz van joga a fehernei
es a negernek.
AIT jelenti ugyanis ez a don
tes, hogy a nepiskolak kozt
rettenetes kil0nbseg megszii
mix, hogy eppen olyan hosszl
tanevre, eppen olyan jo isko
lakat, eppen olyan jo tanito
kat tartoznak a deli allamol
a negernek nyujtani, amilyen
; adnak a fehernek.
A delen ez nagy anyagi ter
heket fog jelenteni, de a Ia
: kossag mem azzal tor6dik.
5 ARA gondolnak- es titokbal
arrol beszelnek olyan helyer
( ahol csak deliek vannak jeler
, hogy ez a legutolso bastya
7 fogja a negerek b0rtonerol le
: verni, inert ezentul a nege
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12
EzEN A HETEN
HALLOTTUk

Hitler egyik jobbkezet, Goeb-
belst elvertek Berlinben. De
mem jol csinaltak a dolgot.
Agyan kellett volna verni.
=
Chamberlain meg mindig
varja, hogy a Nazi part valami
bekes mozdulatot tegyen. Err
r6l szol a nota, amely szerint
"varhatsz babam, elvarhatsz,
mig csak bele rem faradsz".
Az igazan semleges embert
mirden oldalrol szidjak.
A legt0bb embernek titok-
ban feltetelesen kivanunk boil
dog vi evet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-12

Most aztan a forradalom
mas fronton is megindult.
Csodak-csodajara, az orszag
Macy kerekkot6i, a Supreme
Courton lilo aggastyanok mem
alltak a forradalom, a felsza-
baditas utjaba es nehany hete
olyan d0ntest hoztak, amely
tenyleg minden tekintetben
szabad polgart csinal a meyer
b6l.
A szines polgart azert tud-
jak a delen elnyomni, inert
tisztesseges k0zoktatast mem
adnak a szamukra.
Amelyik alamban mondjuk
kilenc honapos iskolak vannak
a feher gyerekek szamara, oft
negy-0t honapos iskolat adnak
a meyer gyereknek S a tanitoik
maguk is elmehetnenek tanul-
nj.
Ahol evi negyven-0tven dol
lart k0ltenek egy feher gyereR
oktatasara, oft hat-nyolc dol.
lart szannak a meyer gyerekre
Ha mestersegesen ell mem
butitjak, mindent elk0vetnek
hogy ne tanuljon.
Most aztan ezen is segitett
a Supreme Court.
Missouri allamot bepereltt
egy fatal meyer, inert mem ad
TAX neki alkalmat, hogy az al
lami egyetemen ugyvednek ke
sziiljon.
Az alkotmany eloirja, hog.
nincs kilonbseg polgar es pol
gar kozt, minthogy tehat Mis-
souriban es a tobbi deli ALA
mokban a tanulas ilyen lehe
toseget a feher fatal ember
mex megadjak, megk0vetelhet
ait minden allamban a nege
is.
Idaig a deli allamokban a
volt a szokas, hogy ha egy-eg
meyer ifju egyetemre akar
menni, oszt0ndijat adtak mex
es felkuldtek egy keleti allan
ba. Mert a deli allamok torvt
nyei elkulonitik a feheret {
a negert S ICY csak AIT tehet
tex volna, hogy a negerne
kiilon egyetemeket csinalnal
vagy penzt adtak neki, hog
menjen masfele tanulni. o