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night.
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Home.
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Life Can Be Bea utiful
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1915. Plain Bill
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Home.
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Ia.
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Armchair Cruise
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Concert Hall
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Health: 3:4o. wee
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Music of the Day.
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Joe.
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Science.
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M Keen.
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Virginia Lane.
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O'Neills.
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10 A. NJ.
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Life Can Be Beautiful
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Rakov's Music.
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Aunt Jenny.
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ll:45 Hymns
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Music of the Day.
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Joe.
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3 p. Nj.
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and Low.
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Science.
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M, Keen.
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Virginia Lane.
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per.
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Science.
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Cowboy.
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Wing.
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Hour
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Tea for Two
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ira.
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Science.
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Charles Runyan
K IR o - supper CLUB
Has, Black Chapel.
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Piayooys.
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Baines. li.i5. Pasadena
Auditorium
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sumner Club
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l2:45. Good Health
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kOMO - Pepper Young
l2.45. Guiding Light
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Bookcnds.
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ganlst.
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Wild Life
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Real Stories
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Aunt Jenny
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Muse and Music
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Il NOON
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Romance: y Is. News
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lists.
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THURSDAY
4. VI.


X Nd Almanac. tbs
Farmers Forum.
KVl-DeyotIonals
K o NC Top OF the
Morning. z IS Memo.
randa.
KJR-Church OF the All
kIRO-Break!ast CLUB
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Temple Tidings.
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News
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BIS. Haven.
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The Captivators
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BILE; 0l5. Christian
Science.
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Christian Science.
XVI 49, Brown and Der
man 545. Top of the
Morning
KONO - Martha Meade
s:45. Captain Dobbsie.
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inalitics.
kIRO-NeW sreel.
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Midstrean.
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KIRO-SerialS
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XVI - Deep River BOYS
245. Swing.
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245, Cookbook QUIZ
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Work
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Cowboy.
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Wing.
HONO-Eldy Vslle
Hour
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KOMO-Music Hail Hour
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Meeting
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KVI-Sons of Pioneers:
1915. Nightcap.
kOMO-N e VS. Flashes
10:l5 Gentlemen Pre- =
ferred
KJR-Seattle Sings.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-13
TREE ON Green
ERECTED TODAY
Christmas Lights to Be
Turned on for First
Time Saturday

The city park department today
began erection Of q 40 foot pine tree
On the Green, The tree will receive
appropriate Christmas decorations
and win be lighted Saturday night.
The park department, under
James J. Curtin, announced extern
Bive plans had been made to spread
Christmas spirit and color through
out the city. The plaza and facade
Of the city hall building has already
been decorated and lighted.
The departments tree gang, un-
der Walter Lefty" Ford, will put
up q tree at washington park, an
other on the Waterville green and
Q smaller tree in the middle Of Ham
llton park pavilion. All trees have
been taken from Wigwafn reservoir
land at Morris.
Miss Mildred Dunno, supervisor
Of the Chase park houGe, will d.
rect forty children singing carols on
Christmas eve. They viii tour the
Waterbury hospital, Brookside home,
Sacred Heart convent on East Main
street, st. Mary's hospital, South
rlayd home at Columbia boulevard
and on the Green. Miss Eleanor
Culhane will assist Miss Dunne.
The children will be accompanied
BY the WPA park department band,
conducted by James Fitzgerald, and
will be transported to the various
locations by private cars.
The band will also play at the
Waterbury Girls club party Satur-
day IN Temple hall, at the Chase
Foremen's association children's
party In Buckingham hall Saturday,
ut the American Brass Foremens
association children's party Dec. %,
and at the Connecticut Childrens
hospital on WATERFOWL avenue at a
later date.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-13
CHURCH TO TAKE
FOOD FOR NEEDY
MethOdists Plan Collection
Sunday to Be Distributed
Next Week to Needy

Next Sunday morning at 1890
members and friends Of First Meth
odist church will join in their an
nual White Gift Christmas Service.
Following the usual service and an
abbreviated sermon by the pastor on
Joy, Poverty, and Liberality" the
societies and organizations OF the
church will present their gifts
within the chancel.
All members Of the congregation
who desire to do so will also be in
vited to make their own offering In
the same manner. Gifts presented
will be wrapped IN white paper, and
money may be enclosed In white
envelopes. Any food that Is not OF
perishable character will be a well
come gift.
The food that Is presented will
be distributed to local families as
Christmas cheer in the latter part
Of next week. Airy money presented,
designated for local use, will buy
additional food to be so distrib-
uted.
Gifts will also be received for the
children's work Of the Methodist
hospital In Brooklyn. Small red coin
collector stockings, enclosed in white
envelopes, will be used for this pur-
pose. Last year through this offer
ing and other gifts this church pre-
scented $l7l to the Methodist hospi-
tai.
It Is expected that the member
ship Of all church societies and Or
CARNATIONS will attend this Christ
mas service.
The committee arranging this
service has as Its members Mrs. Ed
ward o. Seaver, Mrs. George Condit
Arthur Wellington, Clayton Brown,
Richard Rosengrant, and the pas
tor.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-13

alone exceeds Mr.. Henderson In
length OF service.
After dinner, william Paxton
POSTMASTER, read several letters Of
many received by him in extending
fluctuations to the senior master
These later were turned over to Mr.
Henderson,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-13
HAVICAN TALKS
IN new JERSEY

Raymond G. Havican OF the Sco-
will Manufacturing Company was
the guest speaker before 400 men,
bers Of the New York and New Jer-
sey chapters Of the American So
ciety Of Tool Engineers meeting at
the Robert Treat Hotel, Newark, N.
J. last night. Mr.. Havican spoke
upon the subject Of Motion Study"
his remarks being received with
considerable interest and favorable
comment.
Malayans have organized O hos
pstal for wounder In London.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-13
BROWN SCHOOL
MASTER HONORED

Oliver J. B. Henderson, senior
master at Moses Brown school, was
rendered a dinner last night by the
faculty in honor Of his completion
Of IS years as senior master.
During the course of the evening
speeches were made by L. Ralston
Thomas, headmaster, and Samuel
II. Waughtel, athletic director, who
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-13

A governor for trucks recently
marketed gives the assurance Of
positive speed control on level
roads but gives full power on hills.
On an uphill pull the governor Is
taken out Of operation, but upon
reaching level ground 1t becomes
active in preventing high speeds.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-13
FINES HALvE POLICE COST

Dover, Del. (UP)-Approximately
half the cost Of supporting the
Delaware State Police this year
came from fines. State Police Super
intenrent John r. Fader estimated
would total about $225 900, and fines
that the cost Of the Gilman force
collected during the year would
reach 100000 to $4,000.
Pepper producers In Netherland
indies seek q pact to cut output.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-13
CANADA CLEARS BORDER

Ottawa, Ont. (UP)--As an aid
10 Its law enforcement officers, the
Canadian government has begun
cutting o clearingfl, 20 feet wide,
stretching the entire length OF the
Quebec-Maine boundary. The clear
Ing Is designed Principally to pre-
vent violations by smugglers, aliens,
SaboteurS and spies.
The French Red Cross has Or
yanized 100 auxiliary hospitals.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Buxby's Startling Win
From Sabin Makes
Him Net Magnet
Grant and Marble Away
Winging in Eastern
Grass Court PIoy
BY the Associated Press.

RYE, N. Y, Aug. IF alarm
clocks sounded earlier today in the
Westchester section, it probably was
due to Martin Buxby.
Because BuXby rewarded yester-
days early risers with the match of
the day as the Eastern grass courts
tournament got underway. He de-
feated Wayne Sabin. 7-5. 5-6. 8-6.
Buxby, always considered a pretty
fair player, seldom has come
through with victory so startling
Sabin was seeded seventh.
Otherwise the days matches went
off about as scheduled. with the In
terest in the mems singles centered
on the play of the always colorful
Bitsy Grant. Playing to packed
gallery, the Albanian, seeded No. S,
breezed past Robert A. Low of New
York, 81, 6-2. The Stanford stu
dent utterly was unable to cope with
Grants brilliant attack.
Alice Marble, American and VIM
bledon champion, fresh from a
sparkling triumph over Helen Jacobs
in the annual Maidstone invitation
tourney at East Hampton, N. Y,
opened the defense of her Eastern
crown by disposing of Cecilia Riegel
of Philadelphia without yielding a
single game. Her 60, 60 victory
placed her in the third round as the
result of first-round bye.
BObhV RiCps who inst added tho
Southampton title to his American
and Wimbledon championships, will
take the court today.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Police Boys Of No. 5
Gain First-HaIf Title
With Double Win

Rising to new heights behind the
superlative mound performances Of
two Eastern High pitchers Police
Boys Club No, today holds the
first-half championship of the
Junior division of the National City
League.
With Bill Wheatley allowing only
two hits. No. turned back Deoudes
by Az count in the opener, and
then spanked the Cards, 81, as
Warren Erhardt limited the losers
to four bingles. Erhardt won his
own game in the fourth by polling
a homer off McGrow with the bases
loaded. Bob Gordon's double with
the hassocks full clinched the cur
tain-raiser.
In unlimited ranks j. G. Flood
and Frank Small Motors got back
In winning stride, defeating D. G..
S., SO, and Klein's Tavern, 9-8. re-
spectively. Neither, however. gained
on the making Reads Phar-
macists.
Wade's Auto Service walloped
Chinum Heights. 81, and Cameo
Furniture defeated Arcade Market,
Al, in B section games. Thompson
and Northrop, winning pitchers,
held their respective opponents to
three hits each.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Dapper Dan Golfers
Face Tough Time,
Thomson Says
Doesn't Think Star Pros
Will Tear Pittsburgh
Course to Pieces
BY the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. Jimmy
Thomson, Shawnee on Delaware
sharpshooter, figures the big time
pros in the $40, 900 Dapper Dan open
may run into trouble on the Wild
wood Country Club course.
One of the first to arrive in town
for the rich classic starting next
Thursday, the blond powerhouse pol
ished off a one-over-par II on the
6,543-yard course and prophesied:
Won't Tear Course Apart.
The course is in great shape. OF
course you can't tell what the fel-
lows will do the way they have been
busting par of late, but I don't think
they'll tear this course apart"
He declined to venture guess
on the winning score of the 72-medal
play, but calculated it would take par
or better to pull down the $500 top
prize.
Thomson credited some of the
low scoring recently in tourney play
to new equipment and better balls.
Nelson Big Choice.
There was a time not so long
ago that the big money winners
numbered only eight or ten. Now
there are as many as 20 or IS good
enough to win any tournament" he
said.
Johnny Bullas of Chicago and
Lloyd Mangrum were among the
early arrivals, but they did not play
the course Byron Nelson of Reading.
Pa, national open champion and
tourney favorite, was expected to-
day or tomorrow.
Evening star., 1939-08-07
D. T.. Swimmers Seek
A. A. j. Crowns al
1akoma Tonight

One of the Districts most eagerly
anticipated aquatic events of the
summer season, the local A. A. u.
outdoor swimming championships,
will be staged tonight at Takoma
pool, with at least IL and possibly
13 events listed.
Seven events are listed in the
mems division and six In the wom-
ems but If less than three mems
relay teams enter that race will be
eliminated.
Blond Bill Tarbett, who captured
the District A. A. u. highboard div
ing crown yesterday at Washington
Golf and Country Club with a point
total of 12160, will be favored to
take the lowboard title. John Mar
shall finished second with 10S.23
points, while Forest Harding was
third with 104.47.
The meet will get under way at
8 pm.