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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-12
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

you are lucky enough to see wings Destiny" orig Who is that standing in the middle of the noor with those queer things on his easS WHY ne msxns ~ that sitting the middle of the floor using his deaf quickly wings Destiny Mel Williamson He the most important man in the pas listener and well acted the air time gets oil on time He the air.
 language right" said MT. Williamson when interviewed Ny nightmare that the east musicians or happened believe Once had the chief of had to both hands him. head and into cOnoon before I him started talking into tic mike"
 Wings of Destiny rs, dTsmSo % sSS thought sS n. % ss Y made debut in drama at the age of four months he answered bored yawnd slept play Eliza During first year made @ shows and appeared In hy-ls Of taree "'' my A'S' ''s'AAS 'A'
 From that time he always appearing stage or ether e family nS wen don by ns Journalism and ended up p hssd the department After left college directed the San Antonio writing @ and nio % in Max Renhsdts Worshop ~ We decided s' % S wsop a bd o Enod se Of 1S S aa technique inside and out we thought we'd we could trip him the flying side.
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 Collecting editions another hobby ha, first editions from magazines started within the last
 photography getting material for radio When he in Los Angeles writing program about the police department Calling All c instead his leisure at sOme day." said Mr. Williamson important letters and documents and pact files in office instead of cumbersome steel drawers
 Mr. Williamson a and director H haa written radio published plays and technical articles directors do have an interesting background
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
'BELLUS, SPOLDI
 MIX THURSDAY
Pep to Box Mexican Feath. CT Star at New Haven
 Arena

New Haven, Oct. S-Six deadly puncherS clash in the three eight round star bouts on Matchmaker George Sheppard's pro boxing card at the Arena on Thursday night, with Aldo Spoldi of Italy, Euro- pean lightweight champion, an even choice against Johnny Bellus, New Haven Pole, holder of the New Eng land crown, in one of the star bouts.
 Carlos (Bandit) Manzano, Mexi- can featherweight champion, meets Willie Pep, undefeated Hartford better, in another of the eight round contests, and the Mexican dyna- miter has a good chance of being the first to defeat the popular Hartford Italian.
 The third eight will show Joe De Martino, slugging Bridgeport lightweight, in with Joey Silva, Mexican puncher from Washington, D. o. Silva has a great record and he should give the up-and-comlng De Martino a great battle.
 Ships Maestro, Norwalk middle weight, will make his New Haven debut against Art Tatta, local puncher, in one four-rounder, and Billy Marcus, Hartford feather weight, meets Joey Wasnick, New Haven, in the other.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
SWEENEY HEADS
 STATECOLF GROUP
Shuttle Meadow Member Elected to C. G. A. Pres.
 idency

Moving up from his position dur- ing the past year as vice-president, William J. (Little BilD Sweeney of the Shuttle Meadow club, New Brit- ain, was elected to the presidency of the Connecticut Golf Associa- ton, last night at Q dinner=meeting of members from various parts of the state. MT. Sweeney, a former club champion at Waterbury, Shut tie Meadow and Naugatuck, suc- ceeds w. P. Seeley of the Brook lawn club, Bridgeport.
 Fine Score
 During the afternoon, Bobby Grant of Wethersfield scored a nifty 36-33-68 for low gross score of the day, followed by two golf CTS tied for runner-up prize with 77 by 0. 0. Elwell of Woodbridge and Pete Rago of Keeney Park, Hartford. P. A. Mcdonald of Tor rington was low net winner with S2-l6 net 67.
 Other officers and the executive committee chosen last night !n- clude the following:
 vice-president, J. B. Baylis, Wam- panoag: second vice-president, A W. H. Taylor, Greenwich Country club; secretary treasurer, R. D. Pryde, Race Brook; assistant sec- retary-treasurer, R. M. Armstrong, New Haven Country club; team captain, s. N. Pierson, Woodway Golf club.
 Executive Committee
 Harold Hayes, Weehurn; c. M. Parker, Wampanoag; R. M. Grant, Wethersfield; H. I. Bartholomew, Country Club of Pennington; L.. K. Ives, Hartford Golf club; w. H. Neale, Yale Golf club; M. IT. Merriman, Jr. Watertown Country club; c, McLachlan, Ridgewood; {; 0. 0. Clare, Race Brook: A. M. Patrick, Norwich Golf club: V. F. Larsen, New Haven Country cluo; A. Winter, Brooklawn; D. Cannon, Indian Hill; P. T. Phillips, Coun- try Club of Waterbury; F. J. Bren- nan, Mill River.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
TWO AMERICAN
 BRASS BOWLING.
 TEAMS 60 WELL
$ e tn Thomas Matches Opening 64l Game of
 Winners-TatO, lSS

American Brass and Anaconda teams of the Industrial bowling league, both from the same organi- gatipn, are apparently going to have quite Q little to say about the chances of the defending Chase Metal champions repeating for the I941 duckpin honors. Last night, the Brassies started with Q sizzling 641 game against Seth Thomas, but the Clockers, led by Lefty Atwood came right back with Q second game that matched the A-B opening effort pin for pin, Seth Thomas getting Q 64l of its own but dropped the third game to the Brassmen who rolled another big game of 639 for an 1872 total which was high team effort, though, with all the high strings among the Brassies, 1t was Wee Willie Tato's 1e3 in his second game against French Manufactur- Ing that won high single honors though 1t was sandwlched in be- tween two weak strings of i02 and 1l4.
 Anacondas won 2 of 3 games against Waterbury Tool, including Q 664 high team single and 6 high single of 150 by Messina. Chase Metal had two good "600' games of 63S and 627 with other results as follows: Ingersoll won 3 of 3 from U. s. Chemical; Blake and Johnson was a 2-1 winner over Waterbury Manufacturing Scores:
 MEMS DUSTY LEAGUE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
Boys Club NOTES

Paul Iannicones Bulldogs are in the lead in the Midget aquad com petition at the club. Assistant Captain Butch Damelio took over yesterday in Paul's absence and sparked the squad to 5 victories in the various competitions to 3 for Fred Napiltanos Hawks. The Bull- dogs have 500 points for first place with the Hawks in second position with 300. The following boys are members of the Bulldogs: Captain 1anniconne, Damelio, Deversa, Pa. leta, Masotta, Greece, Rosato, Bot tachiari, and ~Coter "'The Hawks lineup like this: Captain Napil- tano, Knapp, Carnata, Andolina, Calca, Nappy, Hugo, Santora, Tibbe, and Cordeau.
 The Trojans have signed Al Da- melio and with the addition of this scoring power they really should be tough to beat in the winter com- petition looming on the horizon, The Trojans will get together this Friday night at 8 o'clock for their first practice sesiSon of the year.
 The Waterville Juniors will re. place the team of John Lombardc tn the intermediate squad conpe- tition. The Lombardomen will bC redistributed throughout the rank. Of the other four squads.
 A large group of youngsters hay, already earned the right to attenc the Crosby Bridgeport game tlail Saturday as guests of the Crosb, coach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
Second Division Dusty Pin Play
 Listed Tonight

2nd Division Dusty
 Metal Hose vs. Waterbury Clock. Autoyre vs. Brock Hall.
 Scovill vs. Farer News.
 A. & P. vs. Standard Brands. Manville vs. Oakville.
 Lea Mfg. vs. BenruS.
 All matches should be good con- tests with Scovill and Farer News fighting it out for first placeI
 Oakville vs. Manville should be a great contest by two fine teams. Last week Carl Dains of Oakville was the individual star with & 149 single and 392 for three.
 Oakville also took high single game with 611, although they lost 2 to Farer News.
 Salemi of Manville leads the aver age list with 130, followed by Mes sina and Grazziano, each with bet ter than 122.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
Standing
ENKCORS MEET

Boys Club Enkcors have a sched- uled meeting for 7:30 o'clock to- night in the library of the club to discuss the coming basketball sea- son with another meeting set for Saturday night ct the same time, On Friday night at ' ?. n. a prac- tlce session has been called at the club gym. New officers of the Enkcors include Mario General, president: Lou schlavone. vice. president: George Evon, secretary and manager. and Joe FSiiliero captain Of sports. succeeding Pete Mint who turned in Q good Job last season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
Higher Scores Dot Local Duckpin Play
PiedmOnte Faces
 Painters tOThree Game Shutout
Verriker ''AnChOr Man. Rolls l64, l5l, l42 for
 457 in Mercantile LOOpN

Verriker Painters the " for viv- tory" boys of the Mercantile bowl ing league were pretty much the whole show during weekly compe- tition last night, as laughing Louis Piedmonte, came up with one of the best duckpin efforts of the early season, Q 457 set including singles of 164, 161 and 142 the first score good enough for high single of the evening. His team gained high team single of 6l9 and high team total of 8l6. i
 Another oddity of the matches was that all four winners shut out the opposition with clean sweep wins of three games each including: Metros over Brock Hall; Brookside Dairy over Fulton aMrkets; Verri- ker Paint over Speedy Parcel and Matzkin Furniture over Mahican Markets. Scores:
 MERCANTILE LEAGUE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
Was It Fight, Farce rFOOtrace, FosGck?
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 DAN PARKER
DAN PARKER

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 ONE or THE INCEST THINGS about the World Series was
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 e fastest spnters for a years In his match with Requested Aab packed 122 be he only twoyearodI Expressed cappng standards and which Jockey Club to accept the basis weight gave Audacou N pounds and beating He Shark ran him to length The scale mile Assb packed s pounds more than that Saturday Hah ur-year-od had 10 the saddle Park mf record at sS nat May is3o The scale for foearo ln May 127 pounds Using the basis Jack High 42 pounds and him to capable of this sort of Che e40 Saratoga yearng sales will be one The trinity of supergats of the Colin and Synby will have be made 6or this homey little bay colt that Sarge swenke yet him cheap enough"
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
Blake e Johnson BoqCling League

CTS victories over the White Sox. Coughlin, who has all the earmarkg but never quite lives up to expecta- tionS more than made up for e one box in the first game with some fine bowling in the after pieces. The twin triumph elevated Nick Caro- sella's crowd to second place, their highest position since the race got underway.
 Bobby Vensel started to show the effects of those famous new bowl ing shoes" of his and came through with two fine games Walter LaChance missed four one-pin spare leads in a row before he got the fifth Think of those filters, Walter! Johnny Gaurino and Mike Mendillo haven't missed the 300 select circle yet Hope this doesn't jinx you boys Steve Jager is making that S5 average he turned into his committee man look aniemic Pete Kopcha and that man Johnny Gaurino looked like fugitives from barber shop, both wearing the whiSkers an inch long because of & side bet However the disguise did not hinder their game Kopcha came through in that tie game with Pirates and Gaurino had a l35 game that helped the Yankee cause no little.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08

pr. Daniel A. Peniek. Q professor at the University Of Texas. has been coaching tennis players for thirty- Ave yeara
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
The Standing

The bold Buccaneers, with Cap- tain Mendillo at the helm sailed Into Freddie CaroSella's Indians last week in the battle for first place and were rewarded with two game cargo for their piracy, thus maintaining 6 two game lead over the rest of their would-be conquer OrS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08

High single-L. Piedmonte-l64. High Three-L. Piedmonte-467
 High Game-Verriker Paint-6l9. High Team-Verriker Paint-isl5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08

Tony Kuncas, the Brooklyn Grey hound made his debut with neigh bor Pat Ariola'S Reds An- other new face in action was Har- old White. Jr., filling in for Mario Carlone. on the shelf with an in- jured shoulder. No complain S over the behavior of our problem boys last week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
LADIES' RECREATION LEAGUE
 C1Fnyad Aliaue

Bob Priestley, left end Of Brown University. his fatter and three brothers have oil played the same position ln football
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08

The four way tie for second place was unknotted as the Dodgers set down the White So xand went into sole possession of the runner-up post but just one game back of the "boyS from across the bridge" were four more contneders with identical records and if you look back a trifie farther youIl find our Yankees and Uncle Ted Cough linS Red Birds sharing the wine barrel.
 Speaking of Uncle Ted-he gave me an awful trimming Thursday and 1t was no fault of his that we were able to knock his Cardinals of in two games-making the first time our Tanks had a winning night. Ted posted a neat 35l but his mates gave him about as much support as the Dodgers pitchers re- eeived in the late world series.
 Three different weeks have seen three different Don Juans in the balcony, the latest being Jackie Hy- land. Wonder what the reason is that no couple ever return for an encore.
 The Reds climbed up to the 800 mark again with 2-l triumph over the slumping Red eox. BiIl Cor man went on an ice cream diet and the results apparently were for the best because VIII sparked the Box to their only win while down. mg two cones.
 ys mugt have been sh@gpresence ok his hFlde~t0~he that made Jackie @>aaa,iln the top man ln tho Dodg-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
By BOB PALMER

Last Weeks Results Yankees 3, Cardinals 1. Dodgers 3, White Sox 1. Reds 2, Red Sox l. Pirates 2, Indians 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08

Totals ..............3 .3e6 37e 40G High single-C. Desmarais. l35. High three--C. Desmarais, 3l0. High game-Kelly, 4i4.
 High team-Kelly, l34S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08

ye must have been khewpresenee ok his hrlde-to~be that made Jackie @~aaahiin the top nlau ln tho Dodg-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08

ONE or THE INCEST THINGS about World Series was warm-hearted BrOOkns Mickey that understood h difficult position with him. The heartwamng applause that when he to bat Monday probably will finger than the pain of that nhtmarih ninth inning Sunday afternoon
 when the world suddenly who had the Brooklyn good Brooklyn hard. boiled?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-18
Murder Trio
To Maryland
Continued From

Continued From Page Oual
land Monday when they viii be az
raigned before Trial Justice Stanley
S. Spencer Of Bel Air. who issued the
warrants.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-18

We are beginning to discover that
Democracy is not just a phrase in a
textbook but something to die for.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-18

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about Il, and Mack Truck with 4
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these stocks, but l do insist that if you
nold these and certain other stocks,
Mr.. NJ r"genthau should 0 worry
you.
prefer not to give illustrations of
those stocks whose book value is less
than current prices, but VIII give you
this tip: Among such viii De found
tbs stocks of certain automobile,
I bacco, airplane, soft drink, and
patent medicine companies. Com
panies that have spent large sums IN
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suffer by having a low book value.
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Conclusion
This column appears in nearly 400
papers with a circulation Of several
| million readers. Yet l receive very
few complaints about what | say,
! but | am burdened with c mplaintS
| about the government, about taxes,
about Wall street. about big business
! md small business. The American
| people have a complex on com
| plants. Too many are fearful for
security, income, jobs, politics, war,
etc. Yet the fun of life is III the
striving, not in the arriving. There
re. the message this week is not
| concerning Mr.. Morgenthau's 6 per
| cent tirade-but rather | am using
TINS as an illustration of the mes
! sage let us overcome our obstacles
| instead of fretting about them"
P. S. One good piece Of news
comes to my desk as l am debating
this colmn. There will be lots of
turkeys for the holidays. Over IS
000. 900 birds have been raised this
year, beating the worlds record. with
! an average weight of one-half pound
more than a year ago. Therefore, we
can all have a happy Thanksgiving.