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La gaceta., 1941-04-24
La Junta de Hoy

La Junta de Hoy
ESta noche, a las ocho, Sc reu-
niran las Secciones de Damas J
Recreo del Circulo Cubano. En-
esta reunion Sc delinearan 10
planes para la fiesta social d.
las Flores y de la Verbena que
tienen anunciada para ell II del
entrante mes.
Ru6gase la asistencia del ma
yor nimero de miembroS.
La gaceta., 1941-04-24
Ell BGnquete de Hoy
En- ell "COlumbid"

Esta noche, y en- ell lujoso Res
taurant Columbia, celebrara
la Camara de Concrete de Ybor
su onceno banquete annual, en- ell
que sera electa la nueva Direc-
tiva.
FL acto esta sehalado para las
siete Y media de la noche y en-
mismo Sc presentara un boni-
La gaceta., 1941-04-24
~SjBlpdtico Party

DtHt HAtttU 4 wy
Para manana Viernes los j6-
venes que integran ell "Ponce d.
Leon Youth Club" anuncian
una simpatica fiestecita demo-
minada Pound Party. Tendra
lugar en- ell Auditorio.
Habra bale y otros entreteni-
mientos, Ell bale empezara a las
echo de la noche y terminara a
las 1900.
Habra premios para los asis-
tentes.
La gaceta., 1941-04-24
RHEUMATISM

ARLlBVR PAIN IN PnW MINUTE
To relieve. the torturing pain Of Rheuma-
few minutes, get the Docsor's formula
NURITO. Dependable-no opiates. no mar
eotics. Does the work quickly-must relieve
cue pain. to your satisfaction in q few
minutes o. money back Ct DrugEist's. Donh
UMne. Usa NURITo on this guarantee today.
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Napada svetsM kapita|izam kao sedmog|avu
azdaju Hit|eriznna.

Kapitalisticke klase svih nacija, posto su
eksproprisali od svojh zarobljenih radnika
visak bogatstva kojeg su oni proizveli, nalaze
Sc polozaju kojem moraju resiti ogrom-
he koicine bogatstva na svetskoj pijaci, da bi
tako mogle poznjeti ocekivane profile, da hi
tako nastavil sa izrabl ljivanjem svoiih radni-
ka, j ola bi prosirili svoja "privatna poduze-
ca Z vremenu decenija OVAL process ie vo-
dio sukobu ma svetskoj pijaci, rezutovajuci Sc
cesto puta Il otvorenm ratovima koii su IL
svoje vreme otklonli sabije kapitalisticke
nacije kao konkurente sa pijaca (upravo tako
kao sto Sc otklanjaju sitni kapitalisti kon-
kurentskoj borbi koja Sc vodi unutrasnjosti
jedne kapitalsticke zemlje) napokon njih u
piiaju sve vece jedinice imperijalisticke kapi-
talisticke naciie. ako Sc ne pretvaraju
obicne ekonomske vazae ogromnih politiGko-
ekonomskih imperija.
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Nepogresno neporecivo nacisticki kapi-
talisticki gangster odluGni su da osvoje i kon-
troisu svetske place. ALI ah! mama vele, We
ika Britannia Sjednjene Drzave i njihovi
prospektivni saveznici ne zude "a svetskim pi-
jacama oni ih ina ju dosta i, svakako, oni sc
he bi lacai sile ola tako dobiju pjace. Posed-
nju tvrdnju mi mozemo uzeti velikom rezer-
vacijo ali kada bi Sc to dozvolilo da je tac-
no. niko ne vcruj je da je, na primer, Velika
Britannia gotova da preda njene imperijske
posede, njene kolonje njene izvore sirovog
materijala! Ma protiv, vladajuca klasa Veike
Britanije borite Sc do poslednjeg daha da O
drzi ono sto je zabola svo;e razbojnicke kan
DE. Ako bi mi dozvolil da Velika Britannia
nieni saveznici ina ju pacificne i civilizovane
namere, ako mi uzmemo da su one preste,
onda, razlka izmedju njih i bandta Osovine
ieste presto ia da prvi hote da desperatno drze
svoje place koje poslednji moraju JOS despe-
ratnije osvoiiti, iii &c i'll potpuno nestati. Ali u
kapitalistickom svetu, koji Sc zasniva Ma sill
tlacenju iii prisvajanju sa silom, borba ola Sc
zadrze posedi place jeste samo druga strana
iste medalje cija obratna strana jeste osvajanje
svetskih pijaca! Ali ia borba oko pijaca, impe-
rjalistickih poseda it'd, svejedno je takva
takva ostaje. Lopov koji pada kao zrtva pod
navalom drugog lopova nije zasuzan naSe sim
patije i potpore ma koliko da je on bio zrtva
lopovluka, moralni karakter borbe izmedju
niih ne menja Sc nj malo vecim iii mani
nitkovlukom jednh drugih
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Pruza Bratsku Ruku So
vjetskim Radnicima.
(Usvojen &c. juna 1941.)

Civilzovani svet bi zaprepascen kada je
sve Street Drugi Svetski Rat nedelju jutro,
o. iuna postgao, da ovom opisvanju upo-
trebimo Churchilovu frazu, jedan cd ma jve-
cill, ako ne najveci, 'clmacterics" (vrhunac)
Pa pak iako ogromno povecava obm sukoba;
iako baca naknadne desetine miona ljudskih
bica ratnu furunu; iako menja izglede sadas-
Meg stvarnog univerzalnog sukoba, cineci tako
svoj krajni ishod nezvesnijim nego sto je /
kada bio, rat izmedju Sovjetske Rusije ma
cisticke Nemacke nije iznenio sustastveno
karakter drugog Svetskog Rata: On je sada
takav kakav bese kada ie iZbio septembru
1899, kapitalisticki rat, imper jalisticki rat "a
osvajanje sveskc place, iii "a zadrzavanic
svetske place, generalno "a odrzavanje klas-
ne vladavine, drustvenog sistema zaroblJlvanJa
radnicke klase, bez pitanja kakva ce blti njego-
va kraina narccita forma ime.
Pri ovom velkom skretnjom rata, u ovom
mracnom i otsudnom casu, Socijalsticka Rad
nicka Partija Amcrkc jos jednom podize glas
razuma apeluje ia svetske radnike da ga pos
lusaju. Sociialisticka Radnicka Partia, koja
je nazad mnogo godina predvidea postojecu
gigantsku borbu predskazala njene posledi-
ce, ponovo umoljava svetske radnike, a naro-
cito radnike Amerike, da prigre principe i
program mira oslobodjenja koje preporucuje
samo Socijalisticka Radnicka Partija = da Sc
organizuiu "a postignucc svoje storijske mi
size, ola uGini kraj klasnoj vladavini unstava-
iuc privatno vlasnistvo mad stvarima koje sc
drllstveno i kolektivno operisu = zemlJom,
aatima proizvodnje je potrebne da zadovolje =
kao Sto oni mogu zadovoljti individualne
i kolektivne potrebe covecanstva. Ukratko,
Soci;astcka Radncka Partija JOS jednom
poziva radnikc da Sc organizuju II skladu sa
civilzovanom mirnom inijom da unste oval
ubistveni sistem kapitalizma, oca rata, nesi-
gurnosti nemastine, da uspostave Socijali-
zam, jedinog garantora trajnog mira, slgur-
nosti i izoblja. Samo ujedinjena radnicka
klasa moze ovo postici. Ujednjena radnicka
klasa mora, mi cvrsto verujemo da &c ona
eventualno ovo postici.
sada da ukratko ponovimo bitnost uz-
rok rata:
Rat je prouzrokovan Cd strane kapitafis
tickog sistema. Ma drugom mestu, ponavlja-
;uci detaljno, mi smo naucno dokazall zasto
kako Kapitalizam kao sistem proizvodnje
bogastva, pociva zarobljivanju izrabljiva-
nju radnicke klase koje mad n jom v1Si kapita
listicka klasa = prva prolzvcdi svo drustveno
bogatstvo, ali ona uziva samo mali delic toga
bogatstva, posednjja poseduje ogromnu kol-
emu bogatstva sredstva proizvodnje bogat-
stva, iako obavlia rad kcji nije wise koris-
niji Cd lopova koji sa puskom ruci lisa
va zrtve njihovog posedstva. Ma sliGan nacn
kapitalstcka kasa upctrebljava sredstva pro-
izvodnje it'd, kao pusku da izvuee il njenh
zrtava = radncke klase = bogatstvo koje
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a Sto Sc tce da je ovo revoluconarnl rat,
on ie takav samo II smslu logcne posledice,
zbog toga sto ie on skupni rezultat dugog pro-
cesa razvitka koji je sada postigao svoj vrhu-
nae On n;e IL ideoloskom smisu revoluclonar-
nj rat Htlerizam je prezrela vocka, trula VOC
ka kaptalizma Ia cije branjenje odrzanje
Roosevelt Churchill gotovi su da zrtvnlu Ii
vote nash snova, muzeva oceva, pa cak do
posedneg Goveka Ako bi Sc mogao odrzati
'normalni'' kapitalizam on bi eventualno
opet odveo svet do vrlog vrhunca koji je ma
mas sada nametnut isto tako kao sto je period
1914-18. neizbezno vodio upravo do 1939-41.
Budaasto je, predrasudno je, ignorantno je =
da, kriminalno .e misliti postupati kao da Sc
obitna logika dogadjaja moze izbet.
Naucno izlozena cinjenica je da Ii &c Hit
lerzam iii "normalni' kapitalizam pobediti.
Industrijalni Feudalizam, ekonomsko kmet-
stvo "a radnike bice konacni rezultat, AkO Sc
radnic ne organizuju politicki i ndustrijano
da uspostave Socializam. U ovome nema nj
kakve sumnje.
Sedstveno, ovo nije, i ne moze biti rat Ia
"Hriscansku Demokratiju,' iii "a "Hriscan-
sku civilizaci;u' ma Sta owe bile; niti on jeste,
niti moze biti, rat "a odrzanje nasih nj staro-
drevnih iii modernih slobostina. Ma protiv, kao
radnici mi oGekujemo da izgubimo putem rata,
ne samo nase vrle zivote, nego ma koju slo-
bodu koju smo mogli uzivati pod a m m
kapitalizmom Ovo je rat kojeg je prouzroko-
vac kaptalizam, nerazdvojljiv cd interesa
kapitalisticke klase, sa koj m upravljaju
ii interest ka JOS vecim krvolocnijim ciljevi-
ma kapitasticko-imperja jalisticke klase.
NT; ar,o Ioc.d uzoli II ohzir onSte neke
neposredne, uzroke postojeceg rata Mi cemo
sada uzeti u obzir jedan od vazniJih nepo-
srednih uzroka, krmnano ida jstvo Socijaliz-
ma od strane Stalinisticke birokratije, koja je
sada sama uhvacena struji imperija ijalistickog
rata. Izvrsivsi akt neparalelne prevare izdaj-
stva, Stalinisticki politician zapecatili su pakt
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m1AsA sREDsTv VA.

! iM1ASA 8 r E D 8 r V 4.
|NProsveGivanje radnicks
J klase q duhu Marksizma:
I da su rad | kapital nepo.
: mirljivi neprtjatelji; orgs.
; nizovanje radnicke klase q
jednu Revolucionarnu Po-
lititku Partiju "a osvaja.
ME / razaranje Politi6ke
Drzave kapitalizma; crga
nizovanje radnika | u jed.
nu revoluci0narnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
ME, drzanje kretanje svih
zemal ljskih industrija.
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Ova ekonomska utakmica dovela ie svet
do prvog Svetskog Rata koji je zapoceo 1914,
koii sc nakon cctiri godne rezutovao II po-
razu (privemeno, kao sto je dokazano) jedne
od najsilnijih industrijskih nacija, Nematke,
koja je (sa njenim saveznicma koji SUI tako-
djer bill porazeni) izazvala svetsko prvenstvo
tadasnje najvece svetske sile, Velike Brtani-
je. "Mir" koji bese uspostavljen 1918, ne be-
Sc mir - to bese odmor, primirje, kao sto II
skladu sa postojecim stvarima on morade biti.
Jer ako je prvi Svetski Rat bio rat Ia place
= ako je on bio, kao sto 1919. Woodrow Will
son rece da je "trgovacki industrijski rat''
to sleduje da ako Sc nije uzrok rata (kapitali
zam) otklonio Ga sto nije slucai), sukob su sc
morali opet pojaviti. Dok je relativno blaga
''trgovacka ndustrijska utakmca' pro,lz-
rokovala prvi Svetski Rat, nastavljena ali pove
cana posle ratna "trgovacka i industrijska u
takmica" neizbezno je stavila kretanje sile
koje &c proizvesti ranije iii kasnije drugi
veci svetski rat. Posle dive decenije lutte kon-
kurencije, groznicavog spremanja "a oceki-
vani sukob - godine koje su otkre razboj-
nicku kapitalisticku EVER II svom svojem besu
i sa skoro neverovatnom perfidnoscu = drugi
Svetski Rat ma kraju zapoce sa takvim obi
MON kojji potpuno zasenjava prvi Svetski Rat,
i sada svom %. mesecu vodi Sc sa zestinom
razorstvom koje Sc nije moglo zamisliti nj na
najvecem vrhuncu prvog Svetskog Rata.
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n1AsA SYRIA: Uniste-
Nnje kapitalistickog ure.
djenja: unistenje ajam
nog ropstva radnicke kla.
sc; prenasanje svih zemalj-
skin industriia u ruke Or
ganizovanih proizvodjaca:
svak % m radn;ku potpun
plod njegovog rada: oslo
bodjenje celog ecvecan-
stva cd mOrije Klasne Via
davine; uspostavljanje S'"-
bOdne Zajednice DrugOva
i Drugarica -. Industrial
ne Republic Rada.
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y Vidi "stalinist Corruption of Marxism,' it'd.
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Cinjena su poricanja da ovo nije kapita-
listicki rat, iii imperijalsticki rat "a svetske
place Medju onima koji cine takva porcanja
nalaze Sc mnogi koji Sc slazu da je rat 1914-1S.
zaista bio kaptalisticki rat! Ali oval rat oni
tvrde jeste drukciji! Oval rat Sc vodi, vele oni,
da Sc ocuvaju starodnevne slobostine! Oval
rat Sc vodi, tvrde oni, da bi Sc razorio strasio,
Hitler, ella neprekidna egzistencija cni civil
lizovam zivot nemogucim! Ovoj rat, neki drze,
jeste revoucionarni rat, rat radi obaranja
postojeceg poredka! Oval rat mama takodjer
vele, vodi Sc "a odbranu Hrscanstva Demo
kratije, iii "Hriscanske Demokratije," kao
Sto ie neki pobozno zovu!
Svemu ovome Socijalisticka Radnicka
Partija odgovara: Prevara obmana!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
300 Delegates May
 Attend Elks Meeting
Eth Annual Convention of State Association Opens Next Saturday in New London; Speakers Announced

Upwards of l5,000 members of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks from twenty-five lodges in Connec. ticut cities will be represented at the Twelfth Annual Convention of the Connecticut State Elks Assn, to be held in New London Lodge, No. 430, Saturday, June 28, and Sunday, June 29.
 Andrew F. Mccarthy, of New Lon- don, president of the association, an- nounces that his home lodge has selected Joseph J. Silva, Jr., as chairman and Everett J. Jenness, secretary of the committee in charge of the program and reception on both days.
 The business of the convention will be transacted on Saturday after noon, when there will be election of officers and reports of the commit tee.
 On Saturday afternoon the awards will be given to the three prize win- ners in the State Assr's prize essay contest.
 Most of the subordinate lodges have already awarded cash prizes to the winners nj local contests. The first prize winners in each local con- test competed for the state award.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
FRANKOSKI CALLS
 COPS TEST JOKE
Charged With Drunken Driving, Waterburian to
 Know Fate Saturday

Naughtuck, June 23-Decision was reserved Saturday until June 2S in the case of Walter Frankoski Of POST South Main street, Waterbury, arrested June IS on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor, Patrolman George Kogut who made the arrest, and Sergeant Richard Ostrom testified Frankos- Ri was under the influence of liquor, that he staggered on enter ing the police station and refused to be put through the sobriety tests. asserting they were joke"
 FrankoSki's car had overturned on North Main street. Frankoski said his car had hit car driven by Will liam Corey of Cherry street on North Main street just prior to the accident. The Corey car had been parked and was starting to turn into the travelled portion of the highway, Frankoski said. He de- clared $l0 damage was done to the fender of the Corey car. for which Frankoski paid He said this colli- sion threw his car out of control and caused it to overturn.
 Testimony by FrankoSki and a witness. Walter Selle, was to the ef- feet that Frankoski had only had three beers. of which only one was taken after D. m The accident happened shortly after 9 p. m. A witness who talked with Frankoski said he did not smell liquor on the accused although the officers had testified otherwise.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23

The three highest in the state competition will be guests of the as- sociation on Saturday, and will re- ceive hteir cash awards.
 Ladies accompanying the members will be guests of the city of New London, and will be entertained at luncheon and dinner. They will also be taken to the campus of the Con necticut College for Women, and will be afforded an opportunity of seeing the submarine base.
 Saturday evening will be devoted to the banquet after which there will be a dance and vaudeville en- tertainment.
 Sunday will be spent at Ocean Beach Park, where there will be a social program.
 The speakers listed for the ban quet Saturday evening include U. S. Senator Frank Maloney, New Lon- don's Mayor Chappell, Gov. Robert A. Hurley, Congressman Fitzgerald, of Norwich, and Past Grand Exalt- ed Rulers, James R. Nicholson, John F. Malley, Justice Murray Hurlburt, Justice James T. Hallinan, and Wil-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
STARTS OFFICIAL PROBE
Death of Mrs. McCarten at !: Prospect Intersection Third Within Month

< Coroner William B. Hennessey will conduct 6 formal Inquest today Into the death of Mrs. Alice McCarten, B6, Of e4S Third avenue, West Ha- won, one of four women injured in an automobile accident in Prospect A week ago Sunday. Mrs, McCarten died Saturday night at the Water bury hospital,
 This death is the third which oc- cured at the junction of Routes 68 and 60 in Prospect center since the beginning of this month. Two fatal- ltles resulted on June when New York residents were killed at the spot In similar collisions which took the life of Mrs, McCarten,
 Coroner Hennessy said the acci- dent in which Mrs. McCarten was killed occurred about 2 D, m, June IS when a car operated by Mrs, Sarah Lestrange, 59, of Sl Asylum street, New Haven, collided with q car driven by Mrs. Rose Terlaga, Of 36 Fourth street, Ansonta,
 { Both drivers of the cars were re- leased on their own recognizanee, bending the outcome of the inquest Mrs. McCarten's death was due to Internal injuries suffered when she wps wedged between the front seat asld the dash board of the Lestrange Automobile.
 The coroner reported Lestrange automobile was proceeding toward Waterbury from New Haven and the Terlaga machine which was coming from Naugatuck and heading toward Cheshire.
 Others in the accident who were injured are: Mrs. LeStrange, the driver, Mrs. Albina Stephaney, 35, of 30 Fourth street, Ansonia; Mrs. Har- " Bashura, 45, of 35 Fourth street, who are all patients at the Water. bury hospital.
 Mrs. McCarten was In Lestrarge car while Mrs. Stephaney and Mrs, Bashura were passengers In the Ter laga automobile.
 Those who escaped injury in the Terlaga car were Mir Stephaney, husband Of one of the injured wo- men, Harry Bashura and Anne Sos- iiopiSh all of Ansonia.
 The uninjured in Lestrange auto- mobile were Miss Elizabeth Smullen and two nephews, Harold Smullen and Robert Splain of First avenue, West Haven,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23

rector addressed the staff on "Pro- gram Building" yesterday morning. christian Emphasis in Camping" was discussed by the group in the afternoon.
 Joseph Lakovitch of Taft school. former health supervisor. will ad- dress the staff this afternoon on Health and Safety. solving Camp Behavior Problems will be the topic presented tonight by Ralph L. Cooke. associate director.
 Mir. Martin will lead a discussion on ''The Use and Objectives of Rec ords" tomorrow morning. Herbert S. Smith, general secretary of the Wa tarhurv XA6CA will adfiress the staff in the afternoon on Leadership in Az Am a e1a s4f fN1n z. V
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
SOPHIE RIO PLANS
 WEDDING, JULY 12

Naugatuck, June 23.--several cou- pies have recently filed wedding in- tentions at the office of Town Clerk R. J. St. John. They arc: Joseph Moschella of g Cossett street, Wa terbury, and Sophie Rio of 294 High street, Naugatuck, who will be mar ried July l2; Robert Slocombe Twomey of 285 Main street, Ain- herSt, Mass. and Gladys Evelyn Schofield of 63 HillcreSt avenue, Naugatuck, July s.
 Also, John Arthur Wood of Bea- con Falls and Elsie Katherine Van Vlandren of Naugatuck, July &; Nicholas Michele of 568 Main street, Ansonia and Anna Karaban of 34 Marshall avenue, Naugatuck, July 9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
Industrial Front Is
 Important To Wars
Modern Day Battle Prove Superiority of Mechanical
 Equipment Over Sheer Man-POwer

Quires not less than l8 workers be. hind the lines merely to maintain one single soldier in the fighting line.
 This home army" includes ship builders, metal workers, steelmakers, farmers, railroad employees, power station operators, clothing manufac- turers, food processors, chemists, ammunition plant workers, automo- bile workers. aeroplane workers, and host of others-practicaliy every craft and skill known to man.
 But behind these and rendering their work possible is still another and third army of workers - the machine tool builders.
 Machine tools are the basic and absolutely essential foundation line of national defense, without which production of modern mechanized implements of war would not be possible. If the machine tool in- dustry fails of maximum perform ance, it becomes the mother of bottlenecks." On the output of the AAA6CLAlk1C tQCA AtAQctAJ A~ksSAAAo eAsS possible maximum mass production of all the other things which make an army and a navy. Such tools are the machines used in cutting, shaping, stamping and forming pieces of metal to any desired size and shape. There are hundreds of different types of such tools. Some are small bench-size units. Others weigh as much as fifty tons and can be compared in size to an ordinary three-story house.
 An idea of the importance of ma chine tools may be had when it is realized that in producing a single medium sized shell and fuse, more than one hundred separate ma chining operations are required to turn out the finished article. A 50 caliher machine gun requires for its final assembly, total Of S.5s0 sepa- rate machine operations. In lDli it Is estimated that the total value 0R sFns74satlnm. Wk xaaaah1mm &0n1@ Tn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
liam T. Phillips of New York, chair- man of the grand lodge trustees.
 Resolution

Resolution
 Archie J. Mccullough of Derby, secretary of the State Assn. afl- nounced today that all resolutions to be presented must be in his hands before the opening of the conven- ton.
 President Mccarthy, announced the appointment of F. N. NorFaaM- din of Willimantic Lodge, seargeant. at-arms, Charles N. Carroll, of Mer. iden, as chaplain, and James R. Burton, New Haven Lodge, as tiler. It is expected that about three hundred delegates will attend in ad- dition to several thousands of mem- bers throughout the state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
GIRLS SWIMMING
 CLASSES FORMED
Opens Summer Schedule Tomorrow; Camp Matau.
 cha Starts Wednesday

The summer swimming classes for girls opens tomorrow at the Central YMCA. Glasses will be held each Tuesday and Thursday mornings. The instruction will be given by Robert Parmelee and Seth Goodwin assisted by the members of the Girls Aquatic Leaders club. The members of this club are Helen Ryan, Mary Reilly, Mary Jane Simpson, Lois La Bonne, Virginia Hoadley and Sally Greenlaw.
 The schedule of classes will be as follows:
 800 a. m.-Beginners.
 9:45 a. m.-Beginners.
 lO:30 a. m.-Intermediates.
 li:15 a. m.-Life saving and lead CTS.
 All of the classes will be con ducted under the National YMCA Progressive Aquatic program. This program provides for continuous in- struction from the beginning level through the low. middle and high intermediate levels and final life saving. The instruction includes both swimming and diving.
 The enrolment. for Camp Ma taucha. Waterbury Y Boys Camp is 20 per cent ahead of last year to date, 1t was announced yesterday by Calvin J. Martin, camp director. The first period campers arrive Wednes- day, June 25. The camp property and equipment is being made ready by the camp staff. Boats and canoes are being painted and final work is being done on the tennis courts ball diamond. tents and hunks. A new dock and canoe slip has been constructeo. and an eighteen foot Kyack has been added to the equip ment. Two new seventeen foot canoes will arrive this week.
 Arthur Charpenticr, program di-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23

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