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La gaceta., 1940-02-07

Persio C. Franco, exencarga
do de negocios de la Repdblica
Dominicana len Washington,
prctesta de la Ultima ''imbecili-
dad" del dictator Trujillo, resol
viendo admitir en- un pueblo po-
bre, cargado de miseria y nal
~cbierno, a 100000 inmigran-
ties o "rsfugiados" europeos.
Pi6e Franco 10 que es pedir-
lie peras al olmo, discretion al
idiota, bondad al asesino, que
Trujillo entere a su pueblo de 10
que cfnicamente ACADIA de reali-
Ear.
La noticia circul6 va por TODD
ell mundo, psro en- S,anto Do
mingo Ell pueblo desconoce 10
que esa negotiation" significa.
IA los dOminicanos les mete-
ran 100000 extranjeros de me-
yor cultura que ellos para que
los deSplacen w.. sirvan 'leat-
mente" al mas barbara de los
regimenes dictatoriales de A.
merical
La gaceta., 1940-02-07
Tampa es ell Quartet general de la Bolita Y en-
Orlando Sc imprimen los billetes de Loteria.
Hay seis hombres con antecedentes penales en-
la policia de Miami Beach.

juego o la prostitution como Ia
les; pero nos conciernen las con
diciones derivadas del juego y
la prostitution que Sc traducen
en- la corruption de Ia policia To-
cal y en- muchos casos nos hace
muy dificil Ell aevar ante la ju-
ticia a los violadores de las leyes
federales en- las cuales estamos
interesados.
Admiti6 el testigo que no te-
MIA jurisdiction sobre la Bolita,
con la exception de los casos en-
ore puedan ser utilizados Ell CO.
rreo 0 ell expreso.
"A la Florida afluyen, en- Ell
invierno, los mas peligrosos cri-
minales de todas las secciones
del pais".
Degcubrieron ios agentes fe-
derades que a la poiicfa de mia
mi Beach pertenecen seis oficia-
les con antecedentes penales. Sc
lie avis6 a las autoridades, pero
esos individuos contin1an en-
sus puestos.
Relat6 su intervention en- Ell
case de dos ladrones de joyas,
Charles Cab y Nicholas Monte
no, diciendo que era facil de re-
solver por las autoridades loca-
les y, sin embargo, q Sc vic obi
gado a intervenir, encontrando
las joyas en- su autom6vil. Esos
dos individuos fueron condena-
dos a 25 amos cada uno.
La maiana en- que Sc Ie tOma-
ba declaration, Hoover recibi6
un despacho de Miami comuni-
candole el arresto de Qn indivi.
duo que recientemente hubo de
desfalcar $4,000 en- un bancc
de New Jersey. Habfa pasado Ia
noche q deliDcuente en- una casa
de juego del Condado de Brow
ard que funcionaba con absolu.
to conccimiento del sheriff de e
sc lugar.
Centenares de telegramas re-
cibi6 en- los Gltimos meses, fir
mados por organizaciones d.
eiudadanos, clubs de mujeres.
prcpietarios, corporaciones, etc
pidiendoIe cOntinde IA inyesti-
gaci6n.
I'm un solo mes los agentes Il
derales dsscuiIrierOn antccedsr
tes psnales en-. 1856 indNiduo'
que habian SOlicitado puestcs d.
policias en- Miami y Miami
Beach. Las impresiones digita.
ies facllitarcn la Identificacio'
Ines hechas.
La gaceta., 1940-02-07
Creese que Russia Sc propone arojar desde ell aire
por medic de paracaidas, miles de soldados
La aviacion sovietica realize vuelos
de reconocimiento

Helsinki, Feb. Como re
sultado de varios vuelos de re-
conocimiento efectuados aver
por la aviaci6n sovietica, exi5-
te ell tenor de que ell mando
russo Sc propone arrojar en- ell
interior del pals, por medic
de paracaidas, en- una nueva
invasion, a varios miles de sol
dados armados con ametralla-
doras Y listos para una inten-
sa acci6n de guerra.
81 varios miles de hombre3
fueran arrojados en- la re a.
guardia de las tropas finlan-
desas, en- ell Itsmo de Karelia
Sc crearia para estas una ST.
tuaci6n muy dificil. Los avio
mes rusos de exploration fue.
La gaceta., 1940-02-07

Por la parte que a este mo-
desto diario tOca, nos place re-
conocer que Mr.. ]. Edgar Hoo
yer acaba de prestar importan-
te servicio a la naci6n y ell esta-
do de Florida.
Miami perdera a sus mas ho-
nestos v v~alioSos visitantes 81 no
psne manos a Ia obra y arroja
de ALI a los hampones.
10 mismo les pasara a Tam
pa y Miami, 81 no escuchan la
voz del Bien y actuan en- conse-
euencia.
Tolerar no es entrar en- rela-
clones monetarioS y de otra I'm
dole con la "gentecilla", con Ia
hez enemiga del trabajo Y pro-
pagandista de Ia "vida facil'.
Hay que desarraigar. en- pro-
vecho de tOdOs. u "amistad" co.
La gaceta., 1940-02-07

Washington, Feb. En- un
eNtenso informe al congrsso de
Ia naci6n, ]. Edgar Hoover, je-
|fe del Bur6 Federal de Investi-
gaciones, describe ed distrito DE-
Miami la Mecca de los hamponeS
de TODD ell pals, los cuades Ope-
ran alli sin la menor molestia de
parte de las autoridades locales
Hoover llama a Tampa ell Guar
ted general de la Bolita en- la Flo
'rida y senala a Orlando como Ell
lugar donde los bileltes Sc impri
men.
Los agentes de policfa solo
dieron servicio de boca" al go
bierno en- los esfuerzos hechos
para limpiar csc estado de co:
sas.
Hoover hizo esas acusaciones
cue Sc ~ajustan a la verdad, ante
Cd ccmite de creditos de la Cana
ra, 81 pasado dia 10 de febrero.
''E abogado general estim6
conveniente la primavera pasa-
da, declare Ell jefe de los "G-
Men,, que por nosotros Sc hicie-
ra una Investigation de las con-
dlciones existentes en- esa sec
sion Y encontramos que ALI Sc
habian refugiado los mas vici0-
SOS hampones de este pals y que
actuaban con la mayor inmuni-
dad y sin molestias por parte de
Gas autoridades locales.
Evidencias de Ia misma natu-
raleza fueron recOgidas en- Tam
.pa y Orlando, aunque no en-
|cuanto a los Casinos de juego.
SEN la vecindad de Orlando,
Condado de Orange, Sc impri.
men los billetes de loteria, perc
ell dominic del racket" esta en-
Tampa.
Interrog6 a Hoover sobre sus
actividades en- Ia Florida el re.
presentante Caldwell, de csc Es.
tado, quien mencion6 las ciuda
des de Miami, Tampa y Orlan.
do. Lego Caldwell recortes de
varios peri6dicos de la Florida
en- cuanto a Ia Investigation.
Hoover manifesto que era
cierto 10 de las averiguaciones
y a preguntas def representantc
Stefan explic6 10 que era la 30
iita.
Stefan creia que Sc trataba
de las carreras de cabaNos, perc
Ell testigo le explic6 que tenis
por base los ndmeros, entire e
1y e 100.
"N0 tepemOs iutsvtS eU 4
La gaceta., 1940-02-07

ire Ell politico y ell e~xplotador de
vicios.
Borrada esa "amiStad" no su
cedera 10 que ahora desgracia-
damente ocurre, en- gran escala
v para humiliation colectiva.
Los agentes federales descu-
brieron que a la policia de Mia
mi Beach pertenecian seis indi-
viduos con antecedentes penales
Hicieron la identification por
medic de las impresiones digita-
les.
Los denunciados todavian
en- sus puestos, 10 que hace muy
POGO honor a esa "preciosa pO-
blaci6n".
En- el siglo pasado, cuando Ia
organization policiaca empeza-
ba a desarrollarse, con frecuen.
cia sc usaba como investigate
res o detectives a criminales a.
rrepentidos o semi-arrepenti-
dos.
Los criminales convertidos en-
agentes de la policia tendfan las
trampas en- las cuales cafan sus
excompaneros en- a~sesinatos, rO-
hos v otroS delitos.
Mas ahora, cuando Sc poseen
rscursos cientificos para captu-
rar a los delincuentes, la norma
de los pueblos civilizados con-
siste en- no confiar las tareas
policiacas a excriminales o cri-
minales cen active servicio".
Esa "mancha" debe borrarla
Miami Beach y al mismo tiempo
insistir en- un definido "adecen-
tamiento" de las condolences ac-
tuales.
La gaceta., 1940-02-07
COMPRARA
TABACO EN GRECIA

Atenas Grecia, FEB. 7.-El
gobierno ingles Sc ha compro-
metido a comprar anualmentA.
tabaco valuado en- 100000 IL
bras esteriinas, un e~quiwalente
de 432, 600. 900 de dracmas.
Alemania compr6 tabaco en-
este pals, en- 1888, con un valOr
de 2,50O,OOO.OOO de dracmas, y
en- 1889, 100000.
La gaceta., 1940-02-07

ron vistos aver en- Ell lago Sal
maa, al norte del puerto de
Viborg.
I'm communicate del mando
finlandes, expedido ay err, dice
al norte de Finlandia ell enc.
migo trio unos cuantos para
caldas. Son conocidos los sitios
donde cayeron."
Sabese que en- los Gltimos
dias los finlandeses han veni-
do atacando durante la noche
con la artilleria, guiandose
Ior las luces de las hogueras
del enemigo.
La niebla impidi6 aver los
ataques del enemigo contra
as ciudades y aldeas.
La gaceta., 1940-02-07

Fl representante Caldwell 4d
miti6 despues de Ia declaration
que Hoover y sus hombres no So
habian extralimitado en- sus fun
clones. en- cuanto a la Bolita en-
Tampa y Orlando.
JUgando a Ia politica, el sena-
dor Pepper dijo que indudable.
mente sin intenci6n Hoover 10
haoia hecho una gran injusticia
IA los oficlales p6blicos de Mia
nj
La gaceta., 1940-02-07

I'm salrtdo, muy cordial, a Ia
nueva reina de Gasparilla, Srta,
Sue Sross, y a sus damas de h.
nor.
Representa- elias a la mujeC
americana, modelo de actividad,
inteligencia y devotion a la vida
senciAa v humana.
La gaceta., 1940-02-07
Alemania asegura que no hene
pacto militar alguno con Rusr
Los rusos tratan de amedrentar a los ~finlandese
con la intervention nazi

parade un ejercito "balkani-
co" bajo ell mando del gene
raj Maxine Weygand, exjefe
de Estado Mayor. Else ejerci-
to es inadecuado, pero sirve al
prop6sito de mantener a esa
region en- un estado de laten-
te inquietud."
La gaceta., 1940-02-07

FL rsspetAdo y qusridO
eiudadAno cuyo ~entiarro 80
vsritisSrt sp Il tsFds d Nay
La gaceta., 1940-02-07

Hoover declare ante I'm Comite del Congreso
que en- Miami Sc congregan, sin ser moIestadoS
los mas pelgrosos cnminales del pals
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-29
LEARN TIE E{C,NAI.N

EFFECTIVE defensive play IS
impossible without I knowledge "t
ehe standard signals by b",h part
hers and the proper Use OF ,:..;',
While the deClGrJr runs n S.U,.
discard from another suit by your
partner dotI not mean that ne
wishes that suit lei. The height OF
the card determines the nature Of
his message. II YOU read It as the
lowest he could hold III the suit.
he wants you to lead something
else. If you read it as higher than
his lowest. ne suggests your lead
ing it, especially II he follows 1t
with a lower discard later.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-29

ED1TOH'S NOTE: Dr.. ClcnG hing has
seven pamphlets which can BE- u! tanned by
reader. Each pamphlet sell; for 10 cents.
For my one pamphlet desired. scad 10
cent, IN coin. and Il selC-addrcsscd envelope
st"-Aped with z three-cent stamp, to Dir.
logan Clcndcning, in care of this paper.
Inc pamphlets are: Three Weeks Rcduc-
ing Diet indigestion and Constipation.
Reducing and Gaining, Infant Feed.
ing, Instructions for the Treatment of
Diabetes. Feminine Hygiene" and The
Care of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-29
Seienca Shows Mastery
Over G,oc.C5I Disorders

HCmorrho;ds, or piles, especially
Of The external type, can now be re-
moved by local ancsthesia and in
lection in the Office. What is called
the "acutc bleeding pile" is simply
one in which the blood has become
clottcd. .iaay people w2lk around
with these aGonizing conditions
which can DC rapidly and safely al
'c"ia.ci. Irynlnal hcmorrhUids can
be treated by injection.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-29
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
The Authority Authorities"
the Authority on Authorities"

the lead. and to cover the chance
that she also might be blank IN
clubs or have only singleton. he
decided to lead his club tops. To
attract attention. he led the A
first. then The X. and for his third
lead picked the high club 8 to in
dictate a shift to the higher-rank-
ing spades.
Declarer. OF course. won the
third club. then led the diamonds.
On the first West discarded the
heart , to discourage a lead of
that suit. then the 4 to confirm it,
next the spade ] and finally the
spade 10 on the fourth diamond.
which East won. That practically
made six consecutive signals for
the same thing. but East re-
turned the heart ], so deularer got
three tricks there and was down
only one. If East had led a spade,
il would have been set three more.
Then came q lesson iE signals.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-29

able for this form Of treatment are
hemorrhoids (by injection). dSsurc.
fistula (of some types, irtiaA-d
crypts, pruritus or itching.
know of no type OF surgcry that
seems to me to have made more adj
vances concerning the comfnrt Of
the patient than rectal surge. in
recent years. Nor do l know any
branch of surgery in which the per-
sonal training Of the surgeon re-
suits IN any more rewards TO the
patient. The trained rectal surgeon
has learned to be gentle, and with
the aid Of his electric-lighted instru-
ments, to surrey the whole field of
operation thoroughly before he be-
gins.
i. Anesthesia Aids
- The invention of various types Of
LEGAL anestheSia has allowed = great
many procedures to Re carried out
IL the surgeons office, thus Saving
the expense, as well as he incon-
yenience and discomfort, Of hos
pitfalls, and interfering very little
viii the pursuit of the patient or
ElSy activities and work.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-29

DR.. Clendenin@ Will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-20

Report Cases
1.-TWO report cases are In the ONCE
at the request Of Milford, Conn.,, one
non.support case at the request Of
Watertowr, Conn.,, and one nom
support case at the request Of the
state Of Vermont, In addition to the
above. sa,.
1.-THE non-support cases as listed
above includes not only those which
were turned over to this ONCE by
the court but those which have
been arranged for by agreement Of
the parties.
"Of the 5ne cases above mention
ed there are still ninety-four (94)
cases prior to July !, 1889 undisposed
Of. Fifty.flve (55) Of these have
paid nothing or not over one ($l.00)
dollar. Thirty.six 1861 have paid
In amounts over 500 and three 90
while not having paid have reported
o number OF times.
During the above period this Of
ice has taken care Of forty-five (46)
matters which either came to the
city court or to my ONCE, which
were terminated either with the
courts consent where they were
court matters or by agreement Of
the parties where the matters came
to this once. These matters con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-20
452 MEMBERS in
FOREMEN'S GROUP
Industrial Club Hopes to
Swell Personnel to 600
By March |

Membership in the Industrial
Foremen's club Is continuing to
gain, according to report by Sec
rotary Arthur Purinton. Officers are
confident that the membership will
reach the goal OF 600 by March !.
The club now has 452 members, a
gain Of 100 having been registered
In the past month. The largest gain
has been recorded ct the Waterbury
Mfg. Co., where @ drive by Past
President william L. Caligan has
increased the number Of members
there from 81 to 10.
The organizations next meeting
will be held Feb. 6. The speaker will
be Arthur @. Horrocks, president Of
the National Association of Fore
mems clubs.
/ The clubs membership by plants
Is now as follows:
Waterbury Mfg. Co., 10; Oakville
Pin division, So; Scovill Mfg. 90.
(nain pant), SO; Farrell Foundry &
Machine Co., 81; U. 8. Rubber
Products Co., %; Chase Metal works,
10; American Brass, (rnain plant),
90; Waterbury Brass Goods, II;
American Metal Hose, II; French
Small Tube works, .; Scovill (Wa-
terville plant, s; Bristol Co., 20;
Shoe Hardware Co., IA; Waterbury
Buckle Co., II; Waterbury Paper
Box Co., 10; waterbury Tool Co.,
10; Lea Mfg. Co., 5: Patent Button
CO., z; Risdon Mfg. Co.. o; Row.
bottom Machine Co., 5; White Sup
ply Co., 5; Seymour Smith & Son,
s; Waterbury Button Co., 4; Plat
Bros, 2; Waterbury Clock, /; L. 9.
White Co., !; 9. L. g. p. Co., !;
Blake g. johnson Co., !; total, 452.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-20

Household Articles

goth ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
OF New Furniture
3 ROOMS COMPLETE ..... $229
90 weekly (l8 mos. to pay
29th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
OF Unclaimed Furniture
3 ROOMS COMPLETE 49,. $l79
$3.50 weekly (l8 mos. TO pay)
2Oth ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
Of Trade-In Furniture
8 ROOMS COMPLETE 900. $149
$l.25 weekly (l8 mos. TO pay
No matter whether you buy new,
unclaimed or trade-in furniture dur
ing our 29th Anniversary Sale you
will find everything in our store
greatly reduced for this big event,
Come In and see these values your
self and be convinced.
FREE COURTESY AUTOS"
Phone Or write US any time you
want q car to call at your home to
bring you to the store and take you
back again. There Is no charge
whatsoever for this service even II
you don't buy.
ALBERT'S FURNITURE co.
266-286 50. Main st. Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-20
Statement Submitted
By City Court Clerk
$0,62l.75 Collected IN NOn-ShppOrt Cases in Six
Months PeriOd-$zIS in Fines

A total Of 9e,el0.l6 has been COL
lected in non-support matters and
IN ines since July /, 1889, accord
ing to the report Of Philip N. Bern
stein, probation officer. Non-sup-
port cole tons totaled 98.621.J5,
while fines amounted 10 92l8.71.
Attorney Bernstein, who was APP
pointed probation ofilcer to succeed
Attorney Emil Humznei, states In his
report that he considered closed all
those cases Of non-support which
show no payment on the record for
sometime prior to July !, 1888. 'The
present flne-book commences with
February 1888, and therefore ] con-
Edered this book as open and ac-
tive. In computing cases for re-
port only, I considered only those
cases In which the time for report
ing extended subsequent to July I,
1899"
Formal Report
Bernstein's report follows:
January ], 1910.
ITO the Judges Of the City Court Of
Waterbury:
1.-THE books turned over to me are
divided separately into ~ Nom
support cases, (2) Fines imposed by
the city court and turned over for
collection, 90 Probation without
fines and for report only.
'Those cases which show no pay
ment on the non-suppoyt book for
sometime prior to July /, 1899,
considered closed. The present fine
book commences with February
1898, and therefore considered this
book as open and active. In COM
putting cases for report only, con-
sidered only those cases In which
the time for reporting extended sub
sequent to July I, 1889.
II therefore place the number OF
open matters as Of July /, 1889, the
cases added and cases closed since
then as follows:
~ Non.
Sup Re- To-
port Fine port tai
1899 ........... 90 100 20 1870
July to Oct. !, 1899
Cases added. 81 II 10 So
---
Cases .......... Of Ill a. IA
Gases on ...... 4 Is %
oct. /. 1899 Gases
Oh .,,..p...... " 1V( ~ al
Oct. !, 1899 to Jan.
], 1910 81.
Cases added 49,. II - 10 "a
Gases .......... 90 100 81 1855
Gases of ....... 10 5 10 AZ
Jan. !, 1910 Gases
on ......,...... 70 1l5 10 2l3
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-20


the Hotel william Penn Pittsburgh At $780, the shifts
New Y0Fks Fiesta holding
forth after half Of
Manatters from MuuaIs New York studios to $780, the
Tommy Reynolds Four-forty-Aye Tommy
the WATRMBs schedule with popular
from Murray Music by Sammy Kaye from the Hotel
completes the lineup, from to 5:45
Weekend highhghs Tinny youth
vs. Age after tonight renquing his Paul
NBC spelling MASTER It's NBCBue at
Lobby broadcast Obs tomorrow afternoon will probably
an a-te high Tor unusual guests Elsie the Borden listed
guest Of honor Also the list of neewees
reunebam family Of Sail venoqsts George appears In
Meet Mr. Thompkns the amusing tale Holly
wood as double but left singular impression
OBS tomorrow night at Miss Nina Michael
credited with originating Poppy Day in honor Of the soldiers
Charm" over N1C-Fed tomorrow night at
From back whn right up present moment variety
as includes music comedy sund other
ent has been the backbone Of show business Vaudeville
day was never much than variety
lavish Of Ziegfeldian Broadway
class Radio always hunted
Nnd the best usually
the last Few weeks such amagamaoh
found place for itself WORs Sunday
Lam m Swing Club It's half through land Of
music and comedy with
into radio guides Morey president charge Of
practically everything He assisted his star
stage and radio Mabel Todd known Is Annie
h and music As to happens program when
the red light on at Sunday nghhe
complete conses and compact description opes with intro Of
Amsterdam talk with amer. LIST number . . Informal
others In cast into Romanos Enter Annie Bolts
exit Annie Bolts last band number
lot that could be said Swing Cubn fact
too much moe but the best remedy Of radio
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-20
STRAND

Performances this evening at the
popular Warner Bros. Strand thea.
ter conclude the engagement Of
Paul NUM- In I'VE Are Not Alone
with Jane Bryan In q featured role;
also Tyrone Power and Linda OAR
nell In Daytime Wife"
Spotlighting the new show OPEN
ing tomorrow afternoon for an en-
gagement Of three days Is al.
legheny Frontier" thrilling saga
Of Americas Revolutionary Pc
Rod.
Claire Trevor and John Wayne
have the leading roles In this thrill.
Ing drama and are said to turn In
performances that top their sensa-
tional work In the recent stage.
COACH" As Q hardy frontiersman
and an irnpulsive daughter Of a col.
onist, they make an ideal romantic
team.
The story dramatizes the rebellion
Of early Pennsylvania colonisti
again stthe crown, resentful because
protiteering traders sold guns and
ammunition to Indians who used
the arms against the settlers. When
the British authorities calmly ig.
nored the matter, the desperate
frontiersraen grabbed their long
rifles and attacked, for the iirst time
In history, the representatives Of the
mother country. It q one Of the
sin0ak akirrine nhaK1kAra IA Am eriAaf1a
and In Its perturbation oil It's color
and excitement ere realistically
stressed.
Other ilotables In the cast include
George Sanders, Brian .pofievy
Wiify!d Lawson and Robert Barrat
In addition to this outstanding at-
traction the management presents
Nurse Edith Caveil" with Anna
Neagle In the leading role.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-20
New York Stations
wEAF-sSO wOR--slU - WJz-,eo = wAst-.ase

M.
Observation-Disclosures School
symphony
WORKMAN on the Farm
WJZ-Educational Forum;
News, 1926
WABC-N. Y. Philharmonic
p. NJ.
19:i5--WABC-Country Journal
12:30-WEAF-Call to Youth
WOR--News
WJZ--National Oranges: +
U. s. Army Band
WABC--Nila Mack's Let's
Pretend for Children
12:45--WEAF--News; Quartet
WOR-Icnoch Lights Orch.
MISUNDERSTANDING James Orch.
WOR-Elinor Sherry, Harry
Stockwell Orch.
WABC--Wat Price America,
dramatization
1:SO--wEAF--Ray Rinneys Orch.
WOR--University Life. DIR.
Edward Hodnett
WJZ-Al Kavelin's Orch.
WABC--Deep River Boys
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Orch.
2i00--WEAF-Wom Republican
Club: Thos. II. Dewey,
Rep. j. VIM. Otter, Mar
garet G. Banning
WOR--Johnny Longs Orch.
WJZ--Metropilitan Opera,
Orpheus and Euridlce,
Kerstin Thorborg, Erich
Leinsdorf
WABC--Brush Creek Follies
2:aO--WoR--Gene Krupa's Orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-20

cerned domestic and family cases
and also cases where the person is
under twenty-one years Of age.
"In addition to the above there
are numerous other meters con-
corning domestic relations and
minors which come to this ONCE
and are considered without max
ing a file for same.
Monthly Collections
During this period we have col
lected and paid over the following
sums Of money!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-20

stars tonight over the combined Mutual National
and Columbia Broadcasting Systems. WATR-MBS
will carry the feature from 1880 to u midnight.
Among those scheduled to participate are: Connie
Boswell, Mickey Rooney, Meredith Wilson, Bob
Hope Rudy Vallee, Burns and Allen, Frances
Langford, Bob Burns, Frank Parker, Fannie
Brice Bling Crosby, Fibber MCGEE and Molly,
Kenny Baker, Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone,
Rochester" and others. Eddie Cantor will act as
master Of ceremonies as the Hollywood stars
give their services to this great humanitarian
work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-20
WATR PROGRAMS
1880 Kilocycle

Il :00--Walter Kidder's Concert
l2:1S-Melodic Moments
Democrat News
l2:4b-It's Dance Time ~.
l:00---Yankee News
1:l5-Zara's Marimba Melodies
1:30~~Leaders In Dance Time
2:00--Johnny Longs Orch.
2:30--Qene krupa's Orch.
3:00--Arranged by Leo Freudberg's
3.sO-Bobby Byrnes' Orch. :
4:00--SOngs that Sweetbearts Sing
4:15--Hiaflah Stakes Description
4:45-Mischa Boris Ensemble
5:0O-Sammy Hayes Orch.
5:30--Uncle Don--Children's Pro-
gram
5:45-Ruth Cullen, Songs
GOO--Yankee News
6:15-Sports Page
6:3O--Uncle HIS Hillbillles,
G:46--Better business Drama
7:OO-Bonnie Stewart-Songs
7:l5-The Charioteers
7:30--Sugar and Spice
7:45-Ann Del Crosse, Songs
S:00--20th Century Serenade
S:i5-Lew Conrad's Orch.
Y:30--Hawaii Calls
9:00--Mickey Aiperts Orch.
O:lb--Sons Of the Pioneers
V:30--Symphonic Strings
Serenade
10:30-Music by Moonlight
News
Hour
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