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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
The Broadway
 Bugle
By DAN PARKER
sT. PETERSBURG. Fla., March 3


 PERFORMERS WHO DEMAND Albany Taller ignored and new vote taken on the question please lot of potential dcors midst to have election svOpe Racing performed % % % per S csn Fs1 an % nS 5 5 racket S e snFs nS tOway betting with number pamuue is something State has nc lot of ns s think the % better than the machines.
 LEE GRssoM YANKEES new sOuthpaw has been played typical Screwba uthpaw who will keep Lefty Gomez n . A % nS s should S", De named nature and his fine sense of humOr Lee will have change his asmen are appealing to the Secretary of Agriculture to deer the Seminole % sl n1 p s S @ s % are so many healthy fighters stricken i'll at the peak of their thing doesn't add right to
 speaks when he talks of the around Billy urges but like shouting world how strong Germany Whatever became the because he had the highest fielding average of first the after removing her bss and leg pads Frankie for poor eyesight.
 G 5 May YS aesoD 9DE h m nsI sa5 is fling an elusive nugget for the Brooklyn Dodgers man heavyweight champ recently removed from the West Wa B the French knew he has glass jaw and were preparing to attack that sector some from Ph who nveterate
  Tavern.
 THOUSANDS killed das inland the nights the sea sewn with dead bonesh Finke claiming credit under his arm just watching him training an abcess presiding stewards at Hah or men barred from the turf for fixing at Haeah when 75 with riding beat identical under McComb at a big price? ~ BERNARR MacFADDEN big turnip and spinach man. plays of tennis An jockeys form horses bad race Don Budge didn't lose during the the As brought back the claims he has beaten the Yankees pitcher the league One the addest pight that to Do in the heart of the stone ulcers of ths ~ O The NORTH AMERICAN WAY" exempfed Cubas action in you with the Reds aboard Cuban unboat are ensey loyal m their baseball affiliations s Cuoan their start ill organized baseball have st crack at anything the Pearl of the players Three Mort Mahoney the department of the several tracks which charge of the ma cnes pese all precautions taken to counterfeitng Of
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
BROBERG'S BASKET
 BRINGS TITLE, RECORD

New York. March 4-(UPl Dart mouth held the Eastern Integcolleg- late basketball championship today for the third straight year and the fourth since It's league entrance in iel2. and for the second straight year. produced Q record-bTeaking in. divldtal scorer.
 The Indians achieved thelf twin distinction last weekend when they edged Princeton, a1s3o, for their i0the win in ii starts, Gus BrDberR, produced the winning basket to bring hls total for the game to i4 points end his seasons toial e le5 f0uF more than he scored ln is games last year, when lle broke llf allsilme individual mark.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
RIVER ACES OUTPOINT
 " COMBINE 35-3l

Paced by Mollica and, ventresca who scored 25 points between them the River Aces nosed out the North ern "" Aces, a team composed of the stars of most of the teams of the North End Hut, by score of 35-31. Guisto stood out for the losers with 8 points closely followed by Dom Scorp who scored 2 points. The los- CTS led most of the way until Had- dad and Tata scored one right after the other in the last period. Mon- day night at 2 o'clock the River Aces play the Bees in a Boys Club intermediate league game. Saturday night the Aces meet the Vikings at 5 o'clock to decide the championship of the Abrigador.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
CAPITAL CITY
 RIFLE CLUB WINS

New Haven, Conn, March 4-CUP) The Capitol City Rifle Club of Hartford won the state gallery rifle championship here Sunday by shoot Ing 954 out of a possibie 1000 points.
 Close behind was the Papco Rifle Cup or Paterson, N. J., with 953 points.
 The Woodhaven Post, American Legion, placed third with 935 points and the Quinnipiac Rifle Club fourth with 934 points.
 Other high scorers included the Brooklyn Edisons with 929; City Bank of New York, 929; Richmand Aill. 926; Norwich Rifle Club, 92i: Roslyn Rifle Club, 92O, and Yale. 92O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
CARDS

St. Petersburg, Fla, March A. (UP)-A bronzed newcomer to the St. Louis Cadinals' spring training camp-Bill Delancey-expects to win back his old post as catcher this season.
 Delancey, one of the stars of the 1884 Cardinal-Tigers wold series, was forced to give up baseball because of lung ailment in 1885. He has been in New Mexico and Arizone for the past five years.
 He has been managing a Cardinal farm club and did pinch hitting chores last year for his club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
BROCK-HALLS BADLY
 BEATEN FOR TITLE

Lake Placid, N. Y, March 4 - UP)-The University ot Minnesota hockey squad today held an easily won national AAU hockey title after defeating two New England teams.
 The Gophers clinchced the cham pionghip yesterday with 8 9-l vic- tory over the Brock Hall club of New Haven. vonn. John Mariucci scored five ploints.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
LITHS CAPTURE HOT OVERTIME GO 52-5I

Knights of Lithuania defeated the Brooklyn tN. Y.) Americans 52 to 51 last night at St.. Joseph's hall in the first of a series of Sunday night games. Freddie Ferrie scored 23 points, while. four of the five visiting players scored from Il to IA points each. the game going into overtime, the game ending 37 all, and 29 points being made in the extra five minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
OLD TIMERS ORGANIZE
 HOOP COMBINATION

TerryyIiie, March l-Th0 old Timers basketball team would like 10 arrange . few road games lfl lhk section Of the siala. T'he old Timers iA composed Og . group Oi veteran players, Who have staged \ e0inebaek ihis season, pOF Galliea contact stephen InvandofkI. ~ Roosevelt Avenue, Terryville, 0l phone Bristol Doo1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
LIFE STORY OF SEABISCUIT IS
 UNBELIEVABLE
Tracks Greatest Money Winner Passed Up for
 Sum of $2,5OO

Editors NOte-The first great news personality of 194O is not a man but a horse. He ran IS races before he won his first. There was time when he could have been bought for $2,5OO. Sat- urday he became one of the great est horses in the history of the turf by winning the Santa Anita handicap and becoming the largest money winner of all time.
 Jack Guenther, racing editor of the United Press, has watched with an experts eye, the rise of Sea- biscuit over the years. In a series of four dispatches, he will tell of the career of this superlative steed. The first follows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
LASSIES WIN

Lassle Crusaders were easy 2i 70 c winners ever the Varsity Girls at the Pearl street Community Hohse Saturday, the Holmes AlsteF6 scoring ie of the winnerb' 2i points. Misseh knlos and calloreao each scored two points for the loo|ng team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
Future or Great Howard Horse Uncertain
POND ACESCOP NAUGY VALLEY
 CHAMPIONSHIP
Winners OutpOint TOrring- ton Team 6I-20 in Boys
 Club Finale

Pond Aces won the third annual Naugatuck Valley basketball tour nament at the Boys club 6l to 2o in surprising walkaway yesterday afternoon, Geary, Luke and French doing most of the scoring and every one of ten players used getting into the scoring column. Bozensk's 12 points was tops for the losers, the River A. c. of Torrington. Sum- mary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
(. A. c. C. s. MEETS

Bloomfield, Conn March lsslUpD =Tle l3th annual nleeiing Of lbe Connecticut Association Of daaf iililDeFinlendanls convened here iOs day ai Tumble biO0k Country Club New officers VIII be elooiOd,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
HAWKS WIN

Hsgkk geEe % t0 % EInBsrs oyer lba Hoods 0f the YMcA lD which, V, Dfvli0 lNd tbe scoring with q potts, The teams are 6ellaauled lo meet aealD nest week Tuesday,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
EAGLES WIN, 6.5

New Haven, Conn., March 4-(UP) -The New Haven Eagles nosed out Hershey, g.b, In an International American League hockey game last night at New Haven Arena.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
At The Training
 Camps
RED SOX

Sarasota, Fla, March 4.-(UP)- With relief pitcher Joe Heving the only varsity player unsigned, the Boston Red Sox started double work outs today. Regulars held morning practice with the rockies scheduled to show their stuff this afternoon.
 Dom DiMaggio, high-priced rookie arrived yesterday and participated in in announced that utility fielder Lou batting practice. Manager Joe Cron- Finney had accepted terms and would report today. Jimmy Foxx Bobby Doerr, Jim Tabor, Doc Cram CT and five others players also were expected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
BEES

Bradenton, Fla, March 4.-(UP)- Rookie outfielde Carvel Rowell whose hitting has feature training practice, appeared slated for a job with the Boston Bees today following the sale of veteran Debs Garms to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
 Announcing the sale, Manager Casey Stengel said yesterday that the Bees have some good outfield prospects. especially Rowell with whom we would rather take a chance"
 The Bees resumed practice today after Sunday respite.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04

Score at half time: Aces 30, Riv- CTS 4. Referee: zenich and Dame- lio.
 Boys Club Bombers which was eliminated in the meet last week won B to 30 game from the Boys Club Warriors, Korowotny leading seven players i'll the scoring with 10 points, Iannacone getting l6 of the losers 30 points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04

@coFs " nAn Iibles N. ok ~, 6s New York 20, Referee: santopietro
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04

Score at half time, tied 18 all. Referee: John Cluney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04
HURRICANES

Referee. Prank t.alnbeFtl. Time = {. . minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-04

Copyright, l94O, King Features Syndicate
Evening star., 1940-09-12
Rules on Deduction
For Lodging Revised

To clarity the language Of the
present regulations, which have
already been approved by the
courts, the wage and hour division
issued today a revision of its rules
governing the deduction from wages
paid to employees of the reasonable
cost of board, lodging and other
facilities.
The regulations, as revised, pro-
vide practical yardstick for meas
uring the rate Of depreciation and
the cost of operating and maintain
ing buildings and other equipment
used in furnishing board or lodging
to employees. A similar formula is
laid down for calculating the "rea-
sonable cost" of other facilities.
The regulations provide for the
calculation of reasonable cost"
based on the cost Of operation and
maintenance, including deprecia-
ton and an allowance, not exceed
ing 51z per cent for interest, on
the deprecated amount of capital
invested by the employer. Depre-
citation Is defined to cover all ele.
ments, including obsolesence COW
Evening star., 1940-09-12

cred under accounting practices
acceptable for income tax purposes
to the Bureau Of Internal Revenue.
The regulations further provide
that the rate Of depreciation should
be adequate" and that the "rea-
sonable cost" Of housing must not
exceed its fair rental value.
Depreciation deducted must ade-
quately reflect the declining value
OF the investment, Administrator
Fleming explained today.
Evening star., 1940-09-12

ply the fleet, enormous trains are
required. The Navy must be pro-
vided with sufncient auxiliaries in
any emergency, and for this the
Navy must depend on the merchant
marine. That is why the Maritime
Commissions program must go step
by step with the Navy program
That is another problem for the
National Defense Advisory Com
mission-seeing to 1t that the Navy
gets these supplies when 1t needs
them.
Back of these be ses are the Nays
shipyards where our ship was born
Here men can put together anything
from outboard motors to a 5000
ton battleship. Here guns and
gaskets are made. Anything that
floats can be repaired. These build
ings and manufacturing facilities, at
one and the same time, make the
Navy and keep it going. At Ports
mouth, Boston. Newport, Brooklyn,
Philadelphia, Washington, Norfolk,
Charleston, San Pedro, San Fran
cisco and Seattle are, with the aid
of the private shipyards, the birth
places of the fighting fleet.
Use of foreign eau-de-cologne and
how rim tc hn{po apcn,,ro cod hv
Evening star., 1940-09-12
Parole Is Recommended
For HuqhesviIIe Teller
y the Associated Press.

Oy tIIc ztooOCIdItU
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. 12.-Pa-
role Director Herman M. Moser yes
terday recommended a parole for
William M. Jameson, former teller
at the Hughesville Savings, Bank,
Hughesville, Md.
Jameson was sentenced to two
years in the House of Correction on
a charge of embezzling $4,000 from
the bank last year.
Evening star., 1940-09-12
Heads Red Cross Unit

Mrs. George A. Finch has been
elected chairman of the Chevy
Chase branch of the Montgomery
County Red Cross to succeed Mrs.
Roger J. Whiteford, it was an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1940-09-12
PIT. A. to Open Season

The Mount Vernon High School
Parent-Teacher Association of Alex
andria, Va, will hold its first fall
meeting in the school at 7::30 O'Clock
tonight to elect officers.
Evening star., 1940-09-12

Mr.. Moser said restitution had
been made and that the Charles
County States attorney had recon-
mended a parole.
Evening star., 1940-09-12

Use of foreign eau-de-cologne and
bay rum Is being encouraged by
Ceylon.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
NOrAS SOCIALN

gentinita terminara, en- esta
temporada, Ell nGmero de act0s
de la Association.
La fanioSa bailarina espanola
realiza una temporada triunfl
por TODD ell pals.
Componen ell dIrectorado de
de la Association los Sres. DR.,
James Holfstock, preSidente
Carl D. Brorein y Sra. w. C.
BROKER, vice presidentes; Sra
E. Bryant Woods, secretaria
Glenn Bullock, tesorero; Sra,
C. B. O'Neal, registradora; d.
~uectores, SraS. E d. Bradley, L,
?. Geer, Rose B. Holloway, G,
Verne Klitworth, K. j. McMaS.
ter, Jack Peters, Harry N. San
dler, Jose Wohl, Rev. John
Branscomb y c. c. Vega, Jr.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

Cada nino necesita sentirse
SECURE en- su hogan, escuela y re
laciones vecinales cada nino ne
costa saber que els deseado, a.
mado Y eHbendido. Los factores
psicol6gicos en- el hogar son
mas importantes qrv los eco
n6micos.
Muchos hogares, aunQue 20
bres Y pequenos, con mucha FIRE
cUencia son los mcjores, en- el
mas iino sentid0 de la EXPIRE
sion.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
EI Comite de ParGdG

Complete aver sus trabajos
ell Comite de Parada de La Ver-
bena del Tabaco.
Seran traidas varias bandas
de tambores y ~cornetas.
La Parada, en- la que figura-
ran mas de 80 c~arr0zas, Sc eIec-
tuara ell viernes echo de MAJ
20, partiendo de la esquina de
la Septima avenida y la Gale
%, a la 4 de la tarde.
Oporbunamente daremos los
nombres de las companies y So
ciedades que MANDARIN su re-
presentation.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
+ GRAN HOY Ell CAM
o-,<.N DTL PFSO ITcFpO
Y Ell cAMPE0N CORONA
DEL PESO WELTER

New York, Fs5. 23.-Bajc Ia
lir-ec'6n De Mike Javobs, en- a
Madison Square Garden, pel.a-
ia hey a diez asaltos, sin re
Sc discuta titulo alguno, Lou Am
7ars, g italiano campe6n de | ;
1856 libras, v AL Davis, a quien
a mtraGcres llaman 81 cam
2a6n sin corona de las lat Lbs.
Espsra Jacobs una asistenci
'a $4,000 personals Y IN rendi
misnto de $4,000.
F. itsl ano y 81 hebreo, en- 81
rlterio de los peritos, son dos
2dgiles de probada habilidad.
Davis no ha sido derrotado
aun desde qus iniciara su carre-
IA professional Y lleva sostenidos
81 encuentros.
De los 81, % de ellos recibie-
ron la cuenta de diez, es decir,
cayeron al cuadrilatero Y sobre
clos levant6 su mano ell arbitro.
81 Davis derrota a Ambers Sc
70 concertara Embellishments
una pelea con Ell negrito Henry
Armstrong, ell campe6n de las
l47 Eh1aS.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

De RegreSo
De Miami regres6 aver, con
ell tin de atender a los trabajos
de La Verbena del Tabaco, el
popular empreSario del teatro
Casino, Jose Glamour.
En- la preciosa ciudad de la
costa este conferenci6n con
Frank Rogers, 81 active plesi-
dente de la Casino Enterprise.
DamoS al buen amigo un cor
dial saludo de bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
La ArgeMtinitG en- Tampa


La Association Civica Musical
de Tampa, persidida por ell DR..
James Holdstock, hara una cam
paha para adquirir nuevos
miembros entire los diaS a a 8
de MARIO.
Esta Association, a la que per
tenecen distinguidos ciudada-
nos de Tampa, presentara Ell dfa
4 de mario, en- Ell Auditorio Mu-
nicipal, a la c6lebre bailarina
espanola la Argentina y sus
danzarines.
Pertenecer a la Association, 8
los adultos, solo cuesta $500 al
ano. Los estudiantes tienen un
precio especial de $3.50.
Con la presentation de la Ar
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

lJno respeta los puntos de vista
del otro? IConvienen en- los me-
todos mas appropriate para criar
4,s ninoS.
Por supuesto que los nihos
Green bien en- los hogares don
de ell padre y Ia ma Ire Sc hallan
en- desaOuerdo, donde no Sc po-
men de acuerdO EN- cast NADIA Y
mucho menos en- cuanto a Ia
crianza de los ninos per0 la Ii
ga de eMjoramiento de los Nj
nos, cuando Sc trata de un no
gar adaptive no Sc arriesga.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
FL Hogan

LOS hogareS, Inca de wan
guardia de las defensa SIDE la vi
da Americana ell tema del
presente numero del Survey
Graphic. Las necesidades de los
hogares del pals, y 10 que puede
hacerse, entire otras cosas, Sc ex
ploran pc rios peritos y las con-
clusiones son muy interesanteS,
lCuando una organization pa
IA ninoS busca colOcar una cria-
tura en- un hogan adaptive, de-
be pensar en- terminus de una
casa limpia, bien ventilada, con
la propia calsfacci6n e mel IN
vQarn3 facilidades sanitarias,
ropa comfortable, al.mantoS pro
pics, entrenamiento neral y re.
iigicso, lugar SECURE para Jugac
y adecuada compania.
Algunos factores de I'm buen
hOgar Sc 6efinen asl: Como Sc
llega Mos padre? lE ia el padre
satisfecho con ell hogan que le
hace la esposa? 5Esla la madro
descontenta con Ell empieo y St
queja del clio? isl exisC5 difa-
rencia de credo religioso, cada
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
Carlos BGrbas, Jr.

Eta enfermo Ell intelligent
nino Carlos Barbas, Jr., hiJo de
nuestro querido amigo ell DR..
Carlos Barbas.
La enfermedad, que no es de
gravedad, lie Obliga a guardian
CANA.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
nASECETE
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Por Ia Radio
He aqui los PARTICIPATES pro-
gramas "a traves &c las estacio.
res locales, para la nc'ne de
hey: 7:45, noticias por la WE
LA; 500. Kate Smith, WDAE +;
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Lucille Manners: $50, no las
por Elmer Davis 900, Plania-
ton Party, WIiA; 500, or
questa de Jchnrr Green, WD
Ale; 1000, congressta Peter
son. VILLA. 1915, orQuesta G
lectr6nica, VILLA; 10;SA Ro-
bert Ripley, WDAE; JAS, Ia
natura,eza humane en- a1ci6n,
VILLA; HOO, noyieias, VILLA
l11:S0 orquesta de Richard H nj
Der, WFLA; II 80, ,rue,ta dc
Sammy Kaye, WDAE.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
Ell De or1o

La So1ci6n de Regreo d-l Cen
tro Asturiano prepare IN bon,-
to DEGRADE blanco y negro, con
Itc1uss de fantasia, para SD Ca
balet del dfa 2 de mario, en- no.
nor de la Reina y sus damas de
honor. Tocaran dos orQueStas,
La Sonora Y Don Francisco, di-
rigida la primera por Victor
Corzalez v la seCunda por
Frank GraSSo.
FL Centre dara tambi6n una
matinee, de Easter, el dia "a de
mario.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-20
HIGH net TEAMS
PLAY This WEEK
Aces, Queens To Meet Colds.
boro And Greenville Net
ters Next Saturday

Stopped short by Charlotte Sat-
urday, the Phantom Aces of New
Hanover High school will renew
their court battles this week, meet
Ing Goldsbore and Greenville.
The Aces had won 40 consecutive
victories until defeated by the Char
lotte METERS.
Saturday morning the Aces and
Queens will play in Goldsboro and
in the afternoon will play in Green.
vile. The Queens have made up their
minds no one is going to spoil their
six year winning record which start
ed back in 1885.
Claimants to the Southern title
last year the Queens have success.
fully defended their championships
Sc far this year and will wind up
their season on Saturday.
The Aces have won the eastern
title this year for the seventh time
and from the looks Of the returning
teams in the eastern race the locals
will not have much trouble retain
Ing their title next year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-20
Cubs Beat Dodgers rs On RusselzS Homer
CIRCUIT BLOW HIT
IN TENTH INNING
Chicago Overcomes Five Run
Lead To Pound Brooklyn
Farther In Second Place

BROOKLYN. May 1e.-(P)-The
Chicago Cubs spotted the Dodgers
five runs today and then came
back to score q Z to 6 decision on
Rip Russells homer with a mate
aboard in the tenth inning, before
a crowd Of 27,923 customers. The
setback dropped the Dodgers a
game and a half lack Of the Reds
tn the National league pennant
chase.
After being held to one run
through the first seven frames by
their old teammate, Tex Carleton,
the Cubs went to work on him
and his successor Tot Pressnell,
to score twice each in the eighth,
ninth and tenth chapters and pull
out the victory.
At the finish, what with pinch
hitters and runners and other re-
placements here and there, the
Cubs had a jig-saw puzzle lineup,
with Manager Gabby Hartnett
playing first base, first-sacker Rus
sell moved over to third, Third
baseman Billy Rogell switched to
short and Claude Passeau, the last
Of six pitchers, rushed into stop
Dodger rally.
Augie Galan paced the Cubs IA
| hit attack with two doubles, a
triple and a single. In addition to
Russell, Hank Leiber also had a
homer, connecting with a mate on
base in the eighth.
Chicago started the scoring with
run in the third on Lefty Larry
French's double and Galan's triple.
The Dodgers came right back In
their half, however, to knock
French out with :; five.run rally
After four scoreless sessions, Lei
ber broke the ice with his four
Dagger In the eighth. Three singles
and Hartnett's long fly in the
ninth sent Car-eton to the show
ers and produced the tying runs.
Jake Mooty, who took over the
pitching chores in the ninth, was
the winning hurler. '.-..
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-20
Three Title Bouts Mark
Weeks Boxing Program

NEW YORK, May 19-P-Three
title bouts feature this weeks ma
tional boxing program.
Henry Armstrong, welterweight
kingpin from Los Angeles defends
his laurels for the second time tn
month at Boston when he faces
Ralph Zanelli, of Providence, R. l..
In fifteen.rounder Friday night.
Ceferino Garcia, New York and
California recognized middleweight
champion from Los Angeles, takes
on Ken Overlin Of Washington, D.
c., in Madison Square Garden for
IL rounds Thursday.
Joe Archibald of Pawtucket. r. 1.
md Harry Jeffra from Baltimore
tight for the New York and Mary
land version Of featherweight title il
a fifteen round bout at Baltimore
Nd, tomorrow night. =