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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
Edllor. TaII Tower TopIes We w0uId IIke 10 .

Editor, Tall Tower T0pies We would like to use your valuable space t0 announce tbe tlfsh annnai Crosby Reunion at Wayerjy Inn Wednesday evening, August 3Oth This event has been sponsored in the past by the TTY Club and has always proved very snc' eesslul, As our club has not been organized efciny for the past two years had intended 10 make ths sears gathering an affair for only the former members of our club n response to numerous requests however we haye decided f0 invite any Of our former patrons who care t0 attend, We mol going to sell nekeis but we would like l0 have as aDy as possible astens the sffalT We thank you for the Use 0i your pnper 70 nlaklng this announcement The Trl'f Cub, Don Maisl. and Gordon Rehick, chaFmen,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
ROTARY MEMBERS
 CONVENE AT ROCK
Walter Head, International President, Guest
 Speaker

Many members of the Waterbury Rotary club attended the second an- nual meeting pf the 200tb district Of Rotary last evening in wilcox's Pier restaurant. Over 800 Rotarians enjoyed the affair.
 Rotaiys role il international re- lations is 10 prepare the ground Sc that at some future date there may be planted the seeds Of some effec- tive league or associates of nations coming together for mutual benefit or mutual protection" said Walter D. Head Of Montclair. N. J., pres- ident Of Rotary International ''Somelhing of that kind is ineyit- able after the present spirit of rampant nat.onaiisn shali have passed" he added.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
' DORM RIVALS
 TOCLASH AGAIN

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
NEVER SATISFIED
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Last summer went 10 Nassau and h was 50 hot That became just one great blot. So thls summer went 10 Labrador And wished that was hot once more The breez at Nassau was oi furnace heat, And the blue blue water was no treat While up north wth damp stih breeze All dld vas knifile and sneeze. So you see t Is very hard t0 find The ideal spot one has n mind, And since ln Labrador shyer n Nassau ge seoFch, Why not next summer camp on our own front poFchl
 -EM. EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

Along the s. \, E, T, lines, From the current Telephone Bulletin the following Is noted Manager SJ0eN 0BreD of the Mlddleogn exchange, former asss tanl manager ln Waterbury, was among the winners 70 the Nckes sweepstakes held in e0nlunetion with the eompanys annual goll tournament at the WalNnglord Country Club, DWhtey' Anderson and Harry kll' burn Ol the local plant were also on the winners lss
 Among the service anniversaries are those of Albert F Law0g 20 years Katherine N Gee, lb years Gather the H Kelly and Margaret Moore, lo yesss Ana npail Frend Is scheduled for Waterbury the week of October SIS DerDl0t Conway makes the pictorial section wilh snapshot 0f New York skyline at twDlgbL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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Here and lhere Teddy Cpollops tls pepular havbeg b ihe pvend daddy el g bsly boy tfddg, tr, The big pgpnl IDok place last Tbpysdey night aDd lhe NlSsus and kddO aIP d0jDg Just nne . l. Vap Alek. aDdeg and hIs eey 0t MusleIsps nsbg l tps tal ang NiDleg SesAep ei Hgidgeperls tlb % Sept \ slh
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

ta ble almost every night"
 T h u s, Mrs. James Hickey, g . year. old mother of a typical Roches- ter relief family, voices approval of the govern- ment's [ O O q stamp plan, now in its fourth ex- peri n C n tai ] month here.
 "our g. year. old dau C h ter. Mary Ellen. has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

slanes, FeNefa hny lolnanelllg, NsIs lae'h hlllelhs, kdAa Anp Hlieepi alllatlaAnnslllA te as,lAs ebi ~ Molly Aana,
 All lD ell ilsre is q sheS iilai A lloi e ba iolaaed bt anyone, ii1lere'l AeMsihlhs nes aild aiiisfelli eYs,s second,
 fiesfesiArina the hill lf A,ilolel Imperial niih fks 4iFanas aila Ray Milland,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

senled the ktlemP Of handouts. So the government set out lo kal- lsfy both Of lhem-ane ihe sur- plnag gloaded farmers aS well--glth Us food stamp program,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

pllnifh peslees flaalnt, eFlBiad in i0kfh 0f ihf eelniiie 0|tmDle gnnlfk, depict an niillets throwing q dlbcaw and iNo fflllnefn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

llsf, the mother had to carry handouts Of staple products from the FkGG warehouse on sllllk0n siFssl more than a mile away,
 1Foeers didn't Ike the unialr eompellllon, welfare clients Te,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23
Food Stamps Load Rochester Relief Family'S
 Dinner Table With Fresh Fruit And Vegetables
Girls Health Improves With Better Diet
BY JOHN DOUGHERTY NEA Service SpeclaICorrespondent

Rochester. N. F., Aug. 23.-"Fried potatoes, onions and coffee made up our best supper for two years. Now we have eggs. butter. fresh to- maioeS, peaches, and pears on the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

done an average Of sl6s worth oi additional business since the blue stamps started changing hands And more and more welfare fam. illes are buying the stamps ill every lwo-Keek period,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

Iloslla Royce k DQ l0nReg daHeDg al ihe prysial Palace q, lbf Worlds Falrl 1Ae new npDpb leklDe leg paof Is xine as sensational Her DaDe t aeeDs s faE ara and he dance k ealled Ialsga RD1 llle DeDelDg l0ekRl00s gt GamllleP faDla was laDlQus aeDeal hiJsel twenty years ego and that she l0W makes ef gI Ing DalnlDR birds l0f I0ullnfs Ellh danaela Birds we ei Ted l0 b9eYa have Dg laken lf place Dl bubbles Rq fans iaeke09s are lf0blh pl lbf pAll9l lAWlly Hng bld S0llb sl liasl RS00 and lhe lH YnRed Rals wl0 RDR Nllh Taaya are supposed 0 be R0li kHD0O gpeee 9AlaIa hAlal lR dark al p6Oe hhe lDkeA helaef very kal DUsy and e0nsdels She s aepeDDDR Aew All l9n N lp daNf She likes w0lklDg Bll th e0ekRQQs llnds lhl easy 70 NAhARf benR lllal bey Wh Qpl Df Vf yn lhdlpl0n 0l lllf Aei0ls nllQns kH lAk e1p UN A. ~ v q A lp leal hep the Dlds DIG aBHys Hpelbd lfRRlly 4glAJa has nDlblNR % BDlly pDQpl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-23

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desperation. He was. she remsn-
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wore -wihskers like Lord Ions
dale
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Weather
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Cross
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list
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Tunes
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Witching Hour
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Evening star., 1939-05-28
PIanetarium Essay
Contest Closes "Wednesday

The school children's essay con-
test sponsored by the National Capt.
tai Planetarium Committee will
close at midnight Wednesday.
Capt. J. F. Hellweg, superinten-
dent OF the Naval Observatory and
chairman Of the committee, yester-
day said that manuscripts must
reach him not later than Thursday
morning.
The subject assigned to the chill
dren is: "The Need of the City Of
Washington for q Planetarium. +"
Judges appointed to read the essays
include: Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Charles Edison, the Very Rev.
Arthur A. OLeary, president of
Georgetown University; DR.. Frank
w. Ballou, superintendent Of schools;
DR.. James Stokeley, director of the
Buhl Planetarium and Institute of
Popular Science, Pittsburgh, and
Miss Dorothy A. Bennett, associate
editor of Sky, American Museum of
Natural History, New York.
Prizes have been designated to
include: First prize, $25; five second
prizes, $40 each, and 10 third prizes,
IS each.
Manuscripts may be addressed to
Capt. Hellweg at the Naval OBJ
servatory.
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Two Texans, With Inner Tubes,
Attempt to Swim 2O-MiIe Gorqe
Editor and Brother on Way
Throug Sonto Helena Canyon

part of the way through the most
dangerous rapids.
Santa Helena Canyon is the
greatest ckasm east Of the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado. It Is
carved through the solid rock of
Anguila Mesa, a grim mountain
straddling the boundary between
the United States and Mexico in the
proposed Big Bend international
Park. The mouth of the canyon
opens abruptly in the face Of a
cliff.
In, 1880, a swimmer succeeded
in negotiating the canyon.
The Swift Bros. went half way
through Santa Helena In 1881, and
again in 1882 explored a huge
cavern mouth which opens In the
canyon walls. Later, w. E. Swift
was member Of a party which
climbed the face OF a cliff deep in
the canyon to photograph the gorge
from above.
Mrs. Roy Swift and Miss Francis
Laughlin of Del Rio took the
two men to Lajitas. and planned to
pick them up at the mouth Of the
canyon. Also in the party were
Lee Swift, 3-year-old son of Roy
Swift, and J. A. Ashberry Of San
Marcos.