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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04

Editorial note: The complete list
Of Ypsilanti district numbers VIII
be published in the Daily Press.
We suggest clipping lists as they
appear for your future reference.
sos Wenk, Herbert, Ann Arbor.
57Os slabaugh. II. T, South Lyon.
57O7 Schiey, r. H. Ann Arbor.
sos Buehler, Lero L.. Chelsea.
5709 Mcdonald, G. W., Ypsilanu.
$40 Flanagan. W. f. Ypsilanti.
57ll Swisher, S. NJ. Ypsilanti.
5712 Shields. B. c., Milan.
57l3 Harwood s. W, Ann Arbor.
STA Chantelois ]. H., Manchester
5715 Wright, Robert, Ypsilanti.
57l6 Daniels, Eddie L.. Chelsea.
57l7 Wheeler. j. v. Manchester.
Sis Mallory. L. W, Ann Arbor
57l9 Rockwell, V. \. NJ. Npsi.
1920 Papsdorf, Paul. Chelsea.
1921 Klonk. Leonard j. Milan.
5722 Pieuogallo, Pat c., Man-ter.
1928 Howard. Willis H., Ypsilanti
5724 Marshall. p. H., Manchester
5725 Henry, Clarence. Ypsilanti.
1925 Hanlon. Orval j.. Ypsilanti
1927 Ryan. Frank A., Milan.
SIPS Kapplen. A. T., Manchester.
1929 O'Fiaro, l.. F., Clinton.
573s Euyda, T. r., Ann Arbor.
57S1 Snay, Robt. j., Ann Arbor
5f32 Dundon, Avis, Ypsilanti.
5133 Simms, Alton d.. Dexter.
1874 Polzin. Lawrence ]. Willis.
5l35 Zeilman. l.. f., Whitmore L..
5'36 Steele. Henry n, Chelsea.
51S7 Curtis, Carroll c.. Ypsilanti.
513S Shaw, Curtis. Ypsilanti.
5lS9 Mayhem. Chas. W. Chelsea.
$40 Walker, Alfred j., Saline.
5741 Shadley, Harry v, Clinton.
SAP Barber, Ray w, Jr,, Chelsea.
5749 Fisher, Earl L.. Plymouth.
1874 Leford. General ~, Salem.
5745 Corrigan, r. F., Ypsilanti.
5746 Lore, c. r.. Ypsilanti
5747 Wenk. f. W., Chelsea.
574S Lung, K. c., Ypsilanti.
5749 Cushman. L. p. Ypsilanti.
$3.50 Adams, Ellis w. Ypsilantl.
$751; Bailey, L. f., Manchester.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04

Cassopolis, Nov. James Harris.
20. Calvin Township, Cass Coun-
~. and Glenn Hi. II. Elkhart, Ind,
were killed Sunday when a coupe
driven by Hin went on the road
near Pokagon and struck a tree.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
Before The Blitzkrieg
by Rupert GraysOn
READ THIS FIRST:

Gun Cotton, famous Scotland Yard
agent, becomes interested in stran-
has an agent assigned to follow him,
but the latter loses the trail. Guns SUI
perlor known only as X. is interested
also. but assigns Cotton to the case of
a missing bomber. The agent goes to
n new hush hush station where new
Nnd secret types of military planes
ire tested. When Gun goes up with
squadron Leader Hazeldeane in a very
closely guarded plane. which supposed
iy contains important secrets OF con-
ktruction and equipment. but really
does not, he gets a radio message to
meet another plane. G.l3l3.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04

6lio Ze.sler Kenneth r. Ypsi.
6li4 EseieF, Edgar W. Dexter.
6ll2 Haselschwerdt r. W. Mach.
Glib Usun. Peter Worthwhile.
6ili Byers Geo. n, saline.
CHS Stockstiu, Lee C.. Npsilanti
Cll6 LeiEhton. II. r.. Npsilant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
CONSUMPTION Numbers

sos Wenger, Karl H.. Ann Arbor.
5S06 Macdonald. +. b.. Ann Ar.
5S07 Holtz. Melvin L.. Ann Arbor.
sos Patnode. J. W, Ann Arbor.
5S09 Welke, Conrad l., Ann Arbor
$50 Tomczyk. F. j.. Ann Arbor.
SSH Stuhlmann. T. T., Ann Arbor.
5Sl2 Dickerson. II. V. X, ipsi.
1913 Peterson, Robt. r.. Ypsiland.
1914 Brundage. X. d.. Ypsilanti.
5Sl5 Whitehouse. W. NJ. Ypsilanu
5Sl6 Purchell. +. L., Ypsilanti.
SSH Stevens. W. J.. Ypsilanti.
5SlS Atkinson. A. X. Ypsilanti.
5Sl9 Saltz. Clare F.. Ypsilanti.
$500 Adams, c. NJ. Ypsilanti.
5S21 Brundage. Leon c., Ypsilanti.
1922 Titiriga, Andrew, Ypsilani.
1923 Daniels, &. ". Ypsilanti.
1924 Diggins. b. A.. Ypsilanti.
1925 Hatchman, n. c., Ann Arbor.
1926 Carpenter. Zephyr. Dexter.
5S27 Hibbs, Roy L. Manchester.
5S2S Mead. Gerald L., Ypsilanti.
1929 Helfrich. II. d.. Ypsilanti.
$3.50 Beard. Joe E. f.. Ypsilanti.
5S3l Hogan Clarence d.. Ann Ar.
1892 Whitney, Harold G., Ann A.
1898 Bertoni. Eug. Nick. Ann A.
1894 Epps. Dwight Van. Ann Arb.
5S35 Kranich. Walt Max, A. A.
1886 Hall, Henry. Ann Arbor
5S37 Schlimmer. Ken. T., A. A.
1888 Yak. William Robt. A. A.
$3.50 Koengster, Karl Ed, Ann A.
$40 Holda, Cazimer L.. Ann Ar.
5Sil Quigley. Louis Edmond, A. A.
5S42 Marshall. John Ed, Jr.. A. A.
5S43 Wild. Edwin Martin, A. A.
5S44 Jones. Edward f.. Ann Ar.
5S45 O'Connor. John Lewis. A. A.
5Si6 Buehler VIM. Carl, Ann Ar.
5S47 Welch, Walter NJ, Scio.
5S4S Beeman, Howard Lawr., A. A.
5S49 Stillion. Forest Jas, Ann A.
$3.50 Wikman, Karl. Ann Arbor.
1851 Martin, David Jas. A. A.
1852 Seyfried, Ernest Robt., A. A.
$3.50 Benson, VIM. Roy. Ann Ar.
1884 Perkins. Ralph, Ann Arbor.
5S-5 Travis. Howard Henry. A. A.
1855 Servis. Hoyt. Ann Arbor.
1857 MITCHELL William b.. A. A.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04

Folts. =. r. Whitmore L.
Merrill. W. B. Whitmore l..
Chaber. Demetrio. Npsiiaut.
kearney. r. X. Ann Athor.
Perdue. James r.. Npsilanti
shaw. Bernard W. Ypsilsn,i
Thayer. Wardell :. Chelsea
Mccain. Homer J.. Npsilanu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04
CHAPTER FOURTEEN

GUN REPLIED, repeated the
radio message, and announced
plenty of gasoline. The reply came
back:
Then carry on; and follow In
st.uctions precisely"
Gun waited a few minutes, then
sent out the code signal to X Got
his reply.
&c. calling X G. calling X Re
ceived following message in w. o.
code AS" Followed repeat Of
message) await your "instruc-
tons. Tony. Tony"
Came the reply:
-'Nfoni.. foni. X to G. X to G.
Message bogus, but follow instruc-
tons exactly. Also any others CIV
en- in same code. Keep in touch
with me. Acknowledge and re-
peat"
Gun did so, and added a query:
ANY further instructions ?"
Reply came:
Cannot instruct-do not know
what will happen. Believe an effort
is being made to lure you away, as
the missing bomber was lured
away last week. Must leave every
thing to your discretion. Find out
as much as you can. Keep in touch
as long and as often as poSsiblei
Good luck"
To which Gun replied.
Message received and under
stood. VIII do my best"
The plane, headed for Cape
Clear, went throbbing lazily
through the night.
out in the North sea a 600-ton
yacht forged steadily through the
heavy swell. She was an excellent
sea boat, and the condition of the
sea did not prevent laughing peo-
pie from dancing on the after deck
to the music of a radio.
Somebody asked where the own
er, their host had gone. and some
one else replied:
"Oh. he's all right. Fiddling
about in the radio room, as usual,
1 expect He's quite mad on radio
just now"
We'll" laughed the other. I'VE
all have our own method for our
own madness, But | must say that |
mine is a long way from a stuffy |
radio cabin-on night like this"
this"
II, as was suggested, the owner
was mad on radio, there would |
seem to have certainly been some |
method in his madness. For at the
moment two tense. rather grim
faced men were sitting in the
yacht small radio cabin. Out
side the closed door. a third man.
one Of the yachts crew-stood on |
guard, and the right-hand pocket
OF his pea jacket bulged ominously
which showed that the owner,
who was one of the men locked In
the cabin. took no chances!
The owners companion In the
radio room was acting as operator.
with a pair Of earphones clipped
on his head.
After moment or two he took
them of. and looked across at the
owner. with nod.
1t is well. He has repeated the
message. and says he will follow
instructions. He has no suspi-
cionsl"
The owner gave a grunt of sat
isfaction. and his small pale eyes
lit up with triumph
Splendid splendid II works
like a charm. you see-and a sec
ond bird comes into our little net!
Ha, ha =" He stopped short in
his laugh and looked thoughtful.
then said:
Get In touch again Find out
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04

1852 Carr. Alfred b., Ypsilanti
1888 Gross. Carl F.. Dexter.
1884 Cottrell. r. G.. Ypsilanti.
5755 Hildinger, r. c., Manchester
5756 Harmsen. L. NJ, Npsilanti.-
1857 Butler. f. w, Manchester.
575S Hart. Lyle j.. Npsilanu.
$3.50 Murray. Donald F., Dexter.
$500 Kennedy. J. Y, Ypsilanti
5761 Wiedmayer. +. F.. Saline.
1852 McCulloch, r. F.. Ypsilanti
576S Shepherd. John D.. Ypsilanti.
1894 Taylor. +. S, Jr, Npsilanu.
5765 Wade, Leewin A.. Npsilanti.
$3.50 Ross. Hubert X. Milan.
5767 Weir, J. r., Ypsilant.
576s Westfall, J. T., Npsilanti.
1863 Wolfe, Myron +, Ypsilanti.
$40 Manus. j. " Ypsilanti.
577l Downey. Donald NJ. Ann Ar.
5772 Foote. X. W. Ann Arbor.
5773 LOGAN, II. NJ, Ypsilanti.
5774 Lorenz. F. A, Ann Arbor.
5775 Hudson, VIM. c.. Ann Arbor.
5776 Rogers, r. j.. Ann Arbor.
5777 Smith. r. II. Ann Arbor.
SIS Lewis. Floyd F., Saline.
5779 Rayer. W. j., Ann Arbor.
$3.50 Hogan. Frank f., Ann Arbor.
57S1 Soth. A. T.. Ann Arbor
57S2 Gross. r. F.. Saline.
1913 Stevens. Geo. G.. Ann ArbOr.
57S4 Drouillard. II. w, Ann Ar.
57S5 Wilson. Hoyt c., Ann Arbpr.
57S6 Tobias. Orson f.. Ann Arbor.
57S7 Hanson, Helge f.. Ann Arhor.
57SS Bergman. b. F., Ann Arbor.
$3.50 Agate. Geo. H., Ann ArhoT.
$3.50 Schroeder. Roy. Ann Arbor.
5791 Grimes. w. j., Ypsilanti.
1892 Wilkinson, II. G.. Ann Ar.
1898 Boshaw, Chas, G., Ann Arbor.
1894 Winslow, r. A.. Ann Arbor.
5795 Hanson, II. b., Ann Arbor.
1896 Guthe, Karl f.. Ann Arbor.
5797 Babbitt, Joel O., Ann Arbor.
579s Edwards, f. C.. Ann Arbor.
5799 Raynor, c. L., Ann Arbor.
$500 Butler, c. NJ, Ann Arbor.
5S01 Hill. Emil f., Ann Arbor.
1902 Krins, James W, Platt.
5S03 Dotts. Raymond T., Plat.
5S04 McGregor. Ross ~, Ann Ar.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-04

Editorial note: The complete list
Of Ypsilanti district numbers Will
be published in the Daily Press.
We suggest clipping lists as they
appear for your future reference.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

jelentkezes elintezesenek a
gyorsitasa es megkonnyitese
erdekeben pedig a k0vetkez6
CHM alatt es id6kben ere a
cimre is fordulhatnak: Seer
dan este ST ora koz0tt a
Magyar K0nyvtar nagyter-
meben a Silk emeleten, Serly
Etelka tanctanarn6nel, oyer
mekek szombaton delel6tt
1O:3O-t6l IL 6raig a fenti he
lyisegben: 10 West 44th st.
alatt. Mas napokon Sherry
Etelka lakasan: COL West
106th ST., New York, N. Y,
telefon WAdsworth 8-2134,
delutan SIS ora k0z0tt. A
rendez6seg igen nagy sulyt
helyez videki szerepl6k je-
lentkezesere is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
PENTEK: M0C-FAJTISZTAK.

De csiirhemszagban "arjat" jatsznak megis;
"fajtiszta" lesz immar 1assan szemet isl
birkahajukon fesiilik k6cot;
"zsid6-bid6t" jatsznak es "fajtiszta" m6cot
Rongy olah malacot k0toznek fahoz:
''zsid6lany m6ccal mem lephet oltarhoz S.. /"
=. Biblias Eszterek: olt0zzetek gyaszba:
mem lephettek t0bbe hitvesnek moe hAzba. .
Deborah, Rachelek: patinas IS fennyel:
mem vegyiilhettek el t0bbe szem6ttel! -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

Az augustus ho 18-an, va
sarnap New .Yorkban, a vi
lagkiallitason, a "Court of
Peace" terileten rendezend6
"AMERIKAI MAGYAR
ORSZAGOS NAP"
miiveszprogramjat most mar
minel el6bb 0ssze kell alli-
tania a rendez6segnek, mely
az orszag minden reszebol
szeretne kivalasztani enek,
tanc, hegedu es zongora mil.
veszeinket, valanint dalar-
dainkat es tancos csoport-
jainkat. Erdekl6d6k fordul-
janak = level utjan avagy
Szemelyesen lehet6leg
azonnal a k0vetkez6 cimek-
re: DR.. Kerekes THOR, az
Amerikai Magyar Sz0vetseg
titkara, 1926 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington, D. c.;
Grill Lola, az international
Institute igazgat6ja, 341 E.
17th ST., New York, N. Y,
(telefon Algonquin 4-61O6)
az "Orszagos Magyar Vilag-
kiallitasi Nap" igazgat6i; a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

Minthogyha farkas ICY sz6lna 6zh0z
"Elj0ssz-e magadto vernasz- z-eskiiv6h0z ;?
Jossz-e pecsenyenek iinnepi ebedre?
Vagy magam vigyelek nkabb tertekre 2"
g.. :Eppen ICY szolt Hitler riadt Angliahoz:
inkabb add meg magad.. nehogy engem atkozz
Kesz gyozelmi tor. etel lehetsz RATA.
....Belathatod: mindezt listen ICY akarta!
De ha NEKEM kell maid atfaradnom erted:
borzalmas vegedet jobb lesz megsem erned :"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

ITALIAN igaz. :? AInbar ext egy Hitler mondta:
"Eleg volt sok-sok veres hekatomba!
Lassa be Anglia: hatalma csak "volt mar
Chamberlain ven gyermek es Churchill csak kontar!
Amat6r hadsereg J. amat6r vezerek...
Tettekben egyugyuk. szajukkal mereszek.
Mem lehet vasat fazekban megf6zni
tiz divizi6val nacikat legy6zni
Klio tablajan mar ir veres ves6:
sK0ssenek gyors beket, most amig mem kes6!"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
SURC0S
ERTESITES
Enek, tanc, hegedii es zon-
goramiiveszek, tovabba da-
lardak es tanccsoportok szi-
YES figyelmebe!

A rendez6seg szeretne, ha
nemcsak new y0rkiak es k0r-
nyekbeliek, de a tavolabb
lak6k is felajanlanak az 'Az
Amerikai Magyar Orszagos
Nap"-On val6 k0zremiikOde-
Siiket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

AvILAG-HET sTRoFABAF
Irja: Szegedy Laszl6
HET ROVAS: HOLLAND GYERNEK MAGYAR HAZB
Nyil-e halavirag magyar szivekben?
Csiloge halafeny magyar szernekben?
Ha vrag nyilna ha feny csillogna:
magyar jaj nagyon utoso nep vona
Mr6l lit most $40? Jol megkell AIT ertnil
Multakba kel kisse visszafele nezni
szemiinkbe otlik mutaknak vilaga:
khajt maid lelkinkben a halavraga!
Rankszakadt nyomor -. Sc fedel, Sc etel.
Mndent elrabolt az antant "jovatetep
- Icy neveztek akkor haborus sarcot,
mely sapadtra meszelt minden gyermekarcot.
S0tet nyomortanya volt magyar otthon.
KetSeg bin virTasztott minden magyar position.
Ehez6 gyermekink agya vedlett "strozsak"
lassan lehervadtak arculr6l rozsak..
OFT altunk mar szinte pusztulas szelen:
pokolptvaranak satan-emevenyen
Holandia 0r0k csodas ;6t tett veliink
keblere 0lelte ehez6 gyerekink -.
Csodalatos volt holland nep josaga
szAzEzER KIs MAGYART fogadott hazaba.
Sajat gyermekJkkent karoltak fe 6ket
szinte megvaltottak magyar szi6ket "
Minden magyar szul6 legyen exert halas
Visszajar josag, vsszajar aldas!
Minden magyar sziil6 transzba lazba
fogadjon egy holland gyermeket hazba!
VASARNAP: MEGKERGULT A HELYZET.
Elhagyta Angliat listen scent kegyeme:
terem Brtonban egyetlen Macy elme
Ai nagy volt: sajnos, regen elk0lt0z0tt
beborut mar Eg csunyan Briton f00tt!
Az 0rd0gok tartnak fodjen lakodalmat
t0rpek kormanyozzak Macy birodalmat !.
Mintha brit kormany vadszamaron ulne
vadszanar hataroi porba csucsulne:
Jatsznak hosi pozot; adjak mereszet
regen megkergilt mar az egesz brit helyzet -.
HETFO: MINT TEBOLYDA APOLT
Mindennap tamadas mindennap sok halott:
Vlagtalan vezet Londonban most vakot -.
:. Hogy is volt mikor tebolydai apolt:
ven professzoranak gy6gymodot tanacsolt?
"ugorja at - mondta, - tebolydahazat.
ugras utan Jon maid bocs magyarazat. :.
-. Icy ugrott Anglia szinten haboruba
mennyd0rgos, zimankos veres6s boruba
most mikor mar ttkon dideregnek faznak:
mint tebolyda- -apolt: Ok is "1magyaraznak"
Minttogyha farkas ICY szolna 6zhoz
"Elj0ssz-e magadtol vernasz-esktv6hoz -?
Jossz-e pecsenyenek unnepi ebedre?
Vagy magam vigyelek nkabb tertekre. =. ?"
-. Eppen ICY szolt Hitler radt Angiahoz:
lnkabb add meg magad. =. nehogy engem atkozz
Kesz gy0zemi tor etel lehetSz rata :.
-. .Belathatod mindezt listen ICY akarta!
De ha NEkEM kell maid atfaradnom erted:
borzamas vegedet jobb esz megsem erned :"
SZERDA: SALZBURGI MEDVETANC .
Mocorszag vezen ementek labcsokra,
medvetancot jarni nernet parancsszora.
Orrukban kaTka hosszu lane nyakl6n:
bojar Giurgiu vagtat olah yak Ion -.
Salzburg varosaba mentek ell koldulni,
Hitleri kegyekben kejjel fuldokolni.
Lopott angol OLAF: koritve vadmezzel
"Ha er6 mem hasznal: probalkozzunk esszel. -"
"Angol baratsagbol nemet lett szentely:
Es ha rnienk nnarad: sznten az lesz Erdely
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
HETF0: MINT TEBOLYDA APOLT.

Mindennap tamadas, mindennap sok halott:
Vilagtalan vezet Londonban most vakot -.
-. Hogy is volt, mikor tebolydai apolt:
ven professzoranak gy6gym6dot tanacsolt?
"Ugorja at, - mondta, - teboydahazat.
s ugras utan jon maid bocs magyarazat :.
-. Icy ugrott Anglia sznten haboruba
mennydorgos, zimankos, veres6s boruba..
most mikor mar titkon dideregnek, faznak:
mint tebolyda-apolt: Ok is "magyaraznak"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
Irja: Szegedy Laszl6

Elhagyta Angliat listen scent kegyelme:
mem terem Britonban egyetlen Macy elme
Aki nagy volt: sajnos, regen elk0lt0z0tt
beborult mar az fg csunyan Briton f0l0tt!
Az ord0gok tartnak f0ldjen lakodalmat
t0rpek kormanyozzak Macy birodalmat (.
Mintha brit kormany vadszamaron iilne
vadszamar hatard porba csiicsilne:
jatsznak h6si pozot; adjak mereszet
regen megkergult mar az egesz brit helyze
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-15
Many Residents To
Enjoy Salt Water
Bathing In Sound
Community Band Concert Delights Crowd Many Se-
cure Tickets for Rubber Company Outing-Pro-
baton Officer in Session Tonight
CAT K
CORRESPONDENTS: VIM J. Baxter-PhOne NauEatuck .ssaS

Local churches were crowded this
morning when special masses were
solemnized In st. Francis, st MarY's
and st. Hedwig's churches in observ-
ance Of the important Feast of the
Assumption. Large numbers of the
young and adult parishioners re-
ceived holy communion at the
masses.
Numerous Naugatuckians were
among the many who thronged to
the shores Of Long Island Sound
today to enjoy bathing in the salt
water. It is belief among many of
the faithful that on the Feast of
the Assumption, the sea water con-
tians curing powers and many par
ticipate In bathing on this date.
Concert Program
Recreation field was thronged last
night for the entertainment and
concert program sponsored by Maui
gatuck post. American Legion, for
the Naugatuck Community band. A
lengthy concert program was rem
dered by the band in excellent man
ner, the feature being Warden John
]. Sheridan directing the band as
1t played the Borough of Nauga-
tuck March," composed by Dayton
Palmer of North Main street, Union
City, prominent band leader. Dur
ing the evening varied entertain
ment was presented. Daniel Oemcke
as regular band director, led the
band in its other presentations.
With the opening Of ticket booths
at the main entrances to both the
waterproof and Keds mills yesterday
by the General Service committee,
large numbers of employees of the
U. S. Family Outing to be enjoyed
Saturday at Playland, Rye Beach,
N. Y. Today the ticket tables were
continued in operation with many
more securing tickets for parking,
transportation, etc. Indications are
that several thousand employees and
theiS families will attend the outing
at the noted Rye Beach resort.
identifying gold, silver, yellow and
blue boot tags are also being dis
tributed.
Personals
MRS. Mary j. Reilly of New York
city has sold a house and lot on
PARK avenue to George and Lauretta
Roberts, the Jacob Bauer realty
agency announces.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Barton Cross of
Walnut street have as a guest, their
son. Midshipman William H. Cross
Of the q. s. Naval academy, Ann
apolis, Md.
w. H. MacNear Of Boston was a
visitor yesterday in the borough.
Mrs. Thomas M. Bull OF Cedar
street Is entertaining her daughter,
Mrs. w. w. K. Freeman of Sa-
lem. Mass, at her Woodbury. sum-
mer home.
Thomas Bradshaw, Jr, of Home
stead avenue, and Thomas Walsh,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-15
STAG PARTY Held
FOR LOCAL MAN
To Be Married Aug. 81;
COP Town Committee
Meets Monday

Beacon Falls, August 15-A group
Of about fifty employees Of the Bea-
con Falls Rubber Shoe company,
and several from the Naugatuck
branch, held a stag party recently
at High Rock park in honor OF
Mitchell Rybinsh, Of Church street
who win be married on Saturday
August 81, at the rectory of St
Michael's church, to Miss Mary
Kosko, Of Naugatuck. Miss Kosko
is employed in the office of the
Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe company
and was recently feted by her CO.
workers.
G o r Meet
Members of the Republican Town
committee will hold a meeting on
Monday evening, at the town hall
at 8 o'clock. Chairman Christian
Heiss requests that all members be
present. Plans for the coming town
election will be discussed, and other
important matters will be transact
ed.
Briefs
Beacon lodge, knights of Pythias,
will meet this evening at the town
hall at 8 O'Clock.
The Beacon Falls library will be
open tomorrow afternoon from 1
O'Clock until 4::30 o'clock for the con-
venience of the patrons.
Phyllis Bronson Of Maple Avenue
is visiting for a few days in SIAM
ford.
Miss Mary Donahue Of New York
city has returned from o visit with
her father, Thomas Donahue, on
Main street.
Mrs. John Schroeder and daugh-
ter, Margaret, returned to their
home yesterday, following q two
weeks visit at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Quinn on Division street.
John Seodak, who has been en-
joying a motor trip to New Jersey
and Virginia Beach, Virginia, for
the past two weeks, has resumed
his duties at/ the Homer D. Bron-
son Co.
Miss Harriet Malone, daughter
OF Mrs. Sarah Malone Of Felspar
avenue, has been accepted as q stu
dent at the New Haven State
Teachers college. Miss Malone will
enter the college next month. She
was graduated from the Waterbury
Catholic High school
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rung of
Wolfe avenue are entertaining rel
atives from New Jersey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-15
Marriage
Intentions

The following marriage inten-
tions have been filed at the Office
Of Town Clerk Mary C. Kilmar-
tin:
Bruno Pallanti, Hamden, and
Vittorina Vanni, 181 Union street.
D0menic Mannello, "a Spring
street, and Angelina SalinarO, 1902
North Elm street.
Paul L. Nicolas, Jr., 81 Ives
street, and Elinor M. Harder, 3O4
Grandview avenue.
Hugo DiCorpo, 66 Bellevue
street, and Eleanor T. Healey, "a
wildwood avenue.
John Tangney, 166 Walnut
street, and Louise Kurtz, AZ Gran.
tie street.
Joseph J. Reardon, Ansonia, and
Doris J. higgins, IS Laurel street.
Arthur Hansen, 991 North Main
street, and Louise McHugh, 325
Cooke street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-15
PICTURES DEPICT
TRAGIC STORIES
United Tire Stores Photos
Best Lesson in Safety
Course

A window display which Is par
ticularly appropriate during Water
bury observance Of safety Is fea-
tured at "Gabe" Berardino's United
Tire store, at the corner Of East
Main and FIN streets. The most
striking part Of the display is a
collection of II photographs Of ac-
tual accidents taken from the files
Of the state police department-and
these are really accidents! People
with weak hearts should avoid the
corner Of East Main and Elm while
these pictures are on exhibit. To
bring the warning nearer home, the
accidents are all labelled with the
names Of nearby places in Connec-
ticut where they occurred. The ex-
hibit thus becomes far more effec-
tive than it would If these were
merely photos taken in remote parts
Of the country, which could be more
easily dismissed with shrug.
The newest types of tires are also
in the display. And "Gabe" should
know tires pretty well by this time,
for he has been in the business for
more than a quarter of century.
And he has picture in the exhibit
to prove it. Taken in Hartford in
1914, it shows him seated on q pile
Of old Red Top tires, of a style,
which, needless to say, is long OUT
NODDED today.
To emphasize the length of time
he has been in the business Of sell
ing and servicing tires, Gabe has a
unique collection of car registration
plates, going back from this year
to 1908, without a break. Probably
very few people in the state, even
those who owned cars from way
back, can match this collection. The
earliest one, 1908, is merely a set
Of numerals like those used to num-
Der stores or houses, tackled on q
piece Of leather! We have come a
long way, both in cars and in tires,
since 1908. And Gabe Is still in
business, doing his best to aid safe
ty on the road.