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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
CAMP FIRE GIRLS ACT

That makes no difference 10 tho
camp Enc Girls They have started
already There IS no place Sc, tC
receive such gift ar the City Hall
But there u is and The mayor is
delighted
Among The unexpected gifts arc
four large boxes Of aluminium
>nayinc>. Little l9-ycar-old Joan
Jaffray Of Ass Glcnwood avenue
brought them. Her father, Robert
as tool and die man
Just 100 time 90 see tho uucN-
p@CiGd Gifi was Paul II Jordan
firi=t-t-it7 t--t ~ -7Ftr7rTrrrur1 CUfiCCuUT
for OPM for Michigan Illinois
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he Just arrived by plane from
Chicago where the campaign got
under way.
Boy Scouts arc on guard. en-
campcd at City Hall 10 take names
OF men and women who will do
nate either cars or trucks TO heir
5000 Scouts ring the lao 600. door
bells Of the city'S homes
Here are Some of the rules laid
down by 4 Douglas Jameson, co.
chairman with the mayor,
Have your old pots and pans
ready for the Boy Scouts.
They can't come in and rum
mage IN your basement for them.
> II YOU can. take your dona-
- lionS TO any Of the city'S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
SEARCH FOR DOG

CanvaSSing the neighborhood
looking for brindled bull dogs. the
girls remembered some small
round gum balls dropped by the
dog S owner With this clue in mind
they started watching the ground
as we'll as dog kennels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
Camp Fire Girls Show Way
City Hall Deliver Loads Ole
Aluminium to Help Mayor Win Bet With Cleveland

rs fire halls, is precinct police
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23

Invest part Of your in
come in L. s. Defense Bonds
and a part IN a personal saw
IngS account.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
0CD Tells How
Old Aluminium
o.
Will Be Used

NEW YORK, July % Tho old
aluminium rooster with The miss
ing handle soon will boz helping TO
ny a fighter plane
For housewives VINO MAY Won
der what is 20 become Of their
kitchcnwarc officials % the OF
flee Of Civilian Defense explained
today the procedure 10 be- fol-
lowed IN dlsposins Of the colicc-
ton.
Next Monday each community =
collection viii Toe weighed and viii
start is Journey 20 one nl POO
cities selected hy the OtD rs
concentration potli, with view
10 tho availability and Transports
ton facilities. StalC and local COM
mittccS have asked CITY govern
men,S and local trucking .umS 90
deliver tho collections to these
points on = voluntary bass
They VII then be- sold ty state
procurement officers OF The treas
ury department 10 cpIr>, natives
Of smelling concerns, a. j. cents
q pound the price SOY hy the Of
fee Of price administration and
civilian supply Proceeds viii be-
held IN the treasury for public
purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
co R R ECTI0 n

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River az JOY Road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23

On week days enjoy the two
pages Of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; un sunday. The great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
NOTIFY POLICE

Gen. Hugh s. Johns ON,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23

In an alley near $50 Alexan-
drine, they found what they were
looking for: some small round gum
balls. Stationing themselves in the
bushes near the door, they watched
until they saw the woman with
her dog entering the house.
NOTIFY POLICE
The two excited little girl,
dashed up 10 the Garfield police
station, and told Patrolman Loui,
Ross.
He went 10 the apartment anc
found Miss Dorothy Lefteras, whC
had Just taken her dog TO the
Benton Animal Hospital on Alex
andrine Investigation proved il
was the same dog that bit the boy
in the afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
PIECE FROM MACON

Today 10 tho mayor office came
a ha' cnl elope with = tubular
piece Of aluminium enclosed Sent
anonymously the message said
This l. a piece q. hracing
from thr Macon. army dTrIgibIe
which cracked up over the At
-isBtIe.- Nay II help iittie.
In today'S batch Of aluminium
is a battcre mess kit which
saw service al AlSace-LorraIne
Chateau Thierry scissors and
Juvigny in the first World War. Il
went over the top with Russell
Baker of the 32nd Rcd Arrow
Division and was with him when
he and his men captured a ma
chine gun nest AZ Juvigny Russ
IS Dctroit'S favorite hero. He has
faced - operations since that Fall
of 1918 when he fell in France.
He's. Stlll carrying on.
Said Russ:
IN PUNCHING AGAIN
II want the old mess kit To he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
WHERE YOU'LL FIND BINS

WHERE YOU'LL FIND BINS
Here is where you may find
public bins 70 hold your old alumni
mum pots and pans: Gratiot al
Warren, AeFt hWestcrn Field, near
the tennis courts. Vancouver ave
nue., opposite the main gate OF
the HOlley Carburetor Company
Schoolcraft and Ardmore. just off
Grand River avenue. il you can
deliver your donations yourself, II
will help solve transportation diff
hcultlcS. Boy Scouts will use push
carts and bags. They Will dump
their collections in Gals or trucks
which viii follow along with them
The Volunteers OF America have
offered their fleet OF - trucks 10
work, all day both Friday and Sat
urday with the youngsters
There is big shortage Of trucks
for full-time work. Scores of
private cars have been pledged
bur more arc needed
Call Columbia 1926 II YOU can
donate car or truck. There Girl
Scouts Will take your name and
address and hand your name on 10
be assigned 10 collection duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
NEW LONDONERS AT YMCA SUNDAY
State League Champs Op' pose West Side Speed
 boys at 3 p. m.

State league basketball champions New London Diesel club, right mp among the leaders in tho early sea- son race for hoop honors, comes to Waterbury for the first time when It will oppose the West Side Speed- boys Sunday afternoon at the cen. tral YMCA. Referee Henry Caring ton will ass up the first ball ct 3 D. m. with the visitors favored to win in view of their two decisions over the Siders last season by com- fortable margins. The Diesel lineup includes, e.6 center who Scorod .o points here last season and Kane, 6.4 forward, the pair being the tall- est in the league this year.
 Jackie Goldsmith Is the new seii- sation of the league, and has kept the New London squad In the wln. ming column, thus far, Tho West Sides will be ct full strength tonor- row with Joe and Billy KAlosky, Stellar, Mclean, Casey, Brady, Bradley, French, Roach and CSap- llcki who VII work out this after. noon ct the "" from 3 to { p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
Bould Pat MuIdOon of |RAF Here to Fight
By DAN PARKER

WRESTLER FROM COUNTY CORK dust flying mares throw from panno oNdahonys Bdehoo who detoed North sea v, sTyns % Sn1 % Ssv n xs @ Y to nS wa @ s comparatively peaceful occupation of beak-bashing'
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 fallen thousand c feet into nS the N sr. ss o % M an nothing to fear from the @ % G S SSo osp ns sy oon has M heavyweight.
 Rack in Nsalow MudOon was an amateur ONiahOny back from America ss the Naturally every c.O"lan & Ta & dropped s was Gs a body could get rich wrest- ling in America?
 Muldoon fever went te London where ved with Jack troupe for % time wnsn % so SSs from Australia for troupe @ Of p c % rSa0a Dy Sh Sy s oWn he shipped Boud paudn of With cargo Of GNns m ATTY @ ors than for wcrs so he fighter four bouts Melbourne and Ss although fully of the fact that his act would ss inter RrSn AIT Force Soon he was back in EnSand completing ing gunner In few months he was assigned to active the his sen: out at night to bomb Ger s P% S mSs S ssns Ss.x I @ he % was . to get noS S E odS S S $ na oT than once Gunner M1doOn suspects b cheating S 'Ss s ms as Ss' an S Sa ss% tho ne S sS d ts S S % and sV the pilot headed quickly for hos os sags there woE' oD 9 aos s s wi m % % nG ds S s S Patrick, who helped make 1t that way.
 Returning raid hls plane he English coast when ran Into group of MesseEschnsts re- turning Engand The Germans opened fire and Gunner Mudcon stopped two of their machine gun bullets One hit glanced of without pOAtng hs ines his Their North patrol boat along and picked the
 uidoon sick ough and went back to Ireland There found all his nghbo had downed him for fighting for Perd Albion instead of considering him hero Not lon gafteE this e yed his discharge when physician certified he unit for service because of his wounds.
 Boy couldn't Mallow County a all his exciting adventures at the first opportunity he took boat for the United States
 can oo get ;cb poncan'" asked Patrick yesterday "Thats what want to be-"
 silent Morgan him of this subject.
 Aghter" said Harrington ing him double talk Just the staFvn for beef TAEannO his that spaghetti pasta fasOOle three times day"
 "oe Job politician" repeated Patrick his roguh blue weS twinElng.
 up shsep-steaNng Morgan en turning The angle that Pat good Electromagnetic and wants to fight some boys of his class
 Put down that beef cabbage pigs head oo said Paudeen That dang garlic rnin appetite
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
Player Option Fight With Landis ln Sight
Robins Lead Boys . Club Intermediate
 "B" Hoop League

The Robins, Spades and water vile Juniors were successful In their Boys Club Intermediate B' league contests last night as they out- lasted the Rangers, Vols and Rebels to remain in the thick of the fight for league hoEiors. The Robins are firmly entrenched in first place as . result of last nights contests,
 With MT. Zotto leading the way the Rangers made it hot for the giant Robins throughout the con- test last night and with only l6 seconds remaining in the ball game the taller Robins took a rebound of their own board and tossed combination play Into the Rangers basket to pull the game out of the fire by a single point Sl to 90, The smaller Ranger outfit played fine bah and fought every inch of the way right down to the final whistle,
 The lead, as in the Robins vs, Ranger contest, seasawed back and forth in the Spades Scrimmage with the Vol Jrg. with Fred Napiltano and Santo Micelll throwing in two hoops in the final minute to tuck tho game in the win column for the Spades and administer . heart breaking defeat to the hard driv. Ing Vols. The score was % to 2l,
 The Waterville Jrs, tossed in Ave baskets in the final two minutes of play to setback the Rebels 30 to i8 in the nightcap, John Savage played excellent ball for the losers while the entire Waterville quintet performed in high shape. General dancing will follow the contests next Friday night with Intermediate members and their friends invited, Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
INDIANAPOLIS ICE
 TEAM FACES EAGLES

New Haven, Dec. e. The western division leading Indianapolis Capi- tols make their first appearance of, the season ct the Arena when they come in Sunday night to take on tn, eastern division leading New HaveI Eagles in an American LeagW hockey game.
 The, Caps edged out New Haver by c 2.l score on a recent westerT, trip. Two of the leagues leadine scorers, namely Adam Brown and Ken Kilrea will be In uniform fci the invaders.
 Bill Lewis has banded together another great club, and the Cap: have pulled away from the powerful Cleveland Barons at this early point In the season to stamp themselves as Q great club.
 Meanwhile. New Haven has beer fighting of the drive of the SprinR. field Indians to take the play ava, from the remainder of the caster clubs.
 There was one blue note in tn New Haven camp today. That wa the announcement that WiIf HOG. veteran defenseman, will be out action for about five weeks. Hoo will undergo an operation for a tor cartilage in his right knee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
Cheshire Giants, New Haven
 TriangleS Clash Sunday

What looms as the outstanding football game in this vicinity Sun. day takes place at Cheshire when the one-two Southern Connecticut league opponents, New Haven Tri- angles and Cheshire Giants clash in q 2 o'clock game at Recreation Field, Cheshire. The teams, meet ing earlier in the season at New Haven wound up in a 2 to 6 result, Triangles winning, and, as the late ter team won the first round a win for Cheshire is all-lmportant tomorrow as 1t means e playoh for the league title, while the Tri- angles can sew up the champion ship with another victory.
 Several Crosby, Wilby and Leav- enworth high school grads are listed with the Giants, who are unscored upon in the second round of league play. Kruse and Duncan of Wilby, Lazesky of Leav- enworth and Voegtle, Murphy, Reckmack, Dalton, Galducci, Kel- Ter, McNamar and Hurley are with the Giants this season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
NIGHT BASEBALL. VOTE ALSO
 AS MAJORS MEET
Browns May PeddIe Nc. Quinn and Laabs; York,
 TrOsky to Move 1
BY STEVE SNYDER

United Press Stan Correspondent,
 Chicago, Dec. 6 - (U.P) = Int first major league baseball partie' moved in from Florida today, indi. eating player trades even before presidents of the two leagues call al hands together for their annua. meetings on Tuesday.
 Among the early arrivals, the St Louis Browns were especially eager to set up local headquarters. A pro. posal to raise the limit on night games from seven to lA apparently faces a quick defeat in the leagues. chambers and the Browns may want to peddle highly negotiable Frs Basefnan George McQuinn and Out fielder Chet Laabs for players ane cash,
 The Chicago White sox apparent- ly have given up all hope of nurs- Ing tho anticipated slugging from Julius tMoose) Solters, reported on his way to the American Associat ton and dickered for Laabs during the minor league session at Jacksonville. Another rumor of several days standing had McQulnn. Rudy York of Detroit and Hal Trosky of Cieve. land switching jobs with the Browns benefitting financially.
 What news there may be at the major league convention probably will have to be supplied by the traders, according to American League President VIII Harridge.
 Uncertain
 GAS far as VIC can tell now tha night game proposal is about oil tht American League will have to con. sider," he said. "s.nce I was unable to go to Jacksonville for the mees. ing of the minors I can't tell exact- ly how much discussion will bc re. quired on the minor league proposn. for moving optional players.
 "If it is anything like the proposal of lsSo, I'd say it will take quite Q bit of time"
 At the Cincinnati convention three years ago, baseball Commissioner K. M. LandtS dealt c heavy blow tc chainStore baseball. later tempering his decision by providing that any assignment of . players contract. upward or downward In q farm sys. tenn, is charged as year out on op. ton against that player. A player thus moved about in one chalr would become eligible for the draft considerably sooner than one whc stayed in one spot.
 Fight With Landls?
 An amendment offered by Frank ShauehneSSy, president Of the Inter. national League, and adopted unani- nously by the minors on Thursday provides Q player may be moved up. ward or downwards in a farm sys- tenn without . year being charged against him for each move.
 Since that year for each move. ment" plan was Landis' own, spon- sors of the new amendment face . new fight this week. To become ef- fective in the minors, t must be ap- proved by . majority of the three votes held by the American ana National Leagues and Landis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
NEW WORKERS MEET K. OFL. SUNDAYEVE
Bronx Yanks Here for Game With Locals at St.
 JOseph's Court

The K. of L. hoopsters will shoot 1t out with the classy Bronx Yam kees tomorrow night at St. Joseph's hall. with the Brooklynites out to aycnge a 49-A4 setback they suf- fered ct the hands of the New Workers last year when they came to town as the Steve Belloise Pros
 The contest, first of three sue. cessive Sunday engagements set for the Knights, will get under way at S.3O, following a o'clock prelin- mary featuring St. Joseph's Holy Name.
 Flashing most of last years key men, the Yankees will be out to duplicate their two sparkling local performances of year ago, when they followed up their victory over the Knights by running wild with some IS points in overtime to spank the West Side SpeedhOys at the Central ~. playing under the ban- ner of the Broadway Clowns"
 Lineup
 Boxer Steve Belloise, now in the navy, is no longer connected with the club, but his brother, Ralph Center John Mackin, Q speedy beanpole, and Southpaw Ray Lof- tus, former Columbia performer who pooled their efforts for total of go points in last years meeting with the Knights, head squad that will also show Dick Ryan, Bill Kelly. Jim Barry and Fred Schwartz, all rated among the bet- ter metropolitan district cagers.
 Coach Joe Boley has sent his Liths through three workouts this week and hopes their work in the contest will help him settle on the eventual nine or 10 who'll be re- tained, the squad numbering g dozen st present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
Purple Knights
 Easy Winners
lspecaaI to The nemocratl

Naugatuck, Dec. 8 - Tn a free- scoring game of basketball, Naug- ducks Purple Knights pinned an impressive 56 to B setback on the rerryville St. Casimir's last night, 5arlinski and Loman accounting for A of the winners points as Kowal- aki and Chizinski of Terryville were s0od for IT markers in the 89 point contest. It was g to 12 at half time, lnd the visitors were unable to score a the third period.
 Tn lively prelim. Bombers of Wa erbury Boys Club stopped the Saugy "Y" Flashes, 27 to g, Karpo- fich scoring 9 points. R. Radke, 8 for the winners, Ashmore getting 10 for 'lhe Flashes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
Pals Lose; Co-Eds Win

North End Pals got of to e slaak, start in their first basketball gam of the season. which ended in a 30 | 10 score against them, Torringto. Triangles bringing A team to tow that owned an IS to { lead at half time, as the Pals couldn't get go ing"
 Pal Co-Eds won a preliminar girls game IA to 6 over the Bethle hem 4. c. Miss Flceto scoring 1, points for the Co-Eds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
SCOvILL HOOP RESULTS

Hot Forge and Chucking depart- ment hoop teams were one-sided winners of basketball games play ed last night in the Scovill Inter- Department league games at Doo- little Alley court. Pacovich, Runi- vidge and Neverdauskas scored 4n points between them for the Forg- CTS. J. Delaney and Kylie getting IS for the Chuckers,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
PECK LANE DAIRY (i)
EAST END BASKETBALL

Monday nights senior league schedule for the newly-formed East End Community Club basketball league with games played at the new Anderson school gymnasium, calls for Mill Plain to meet the Gulfprides; East Ends vs. Fair lawns and Shamrocks against Maple Hills. Rocks, Prides and Plainers won first games played last week.
 Last night. the Lions won a, 9 te 2 decision over the Centralg in a low~scorii1g game in the Junior laaeue. Sullivan of the kyentrAla enr~sup s af hks inania pnAntA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
WPA HIKE SUNDAY

The w. P. A. Education Recrea- ton Program Hiking Club wifi join with the Naturalist Club this com- ing Sunday. Starting from the R. R. Station at l:3O D. m. The trip will be to explore the caves in South ington Mountain. There are no fees to join in with the group, and an interesting trip Is in store for all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
WATERBURY DRILL

Anxious to keep on edge for its game with the Cheshire Giants next Sunday, the All-Waterbury football squad will meet with it's coaches and Manager Tony Purcaro Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at Hamilton Park, where 8 workout has been carded. If weather permits, a home and home series will be played with the Giants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06


 Referee--coeiho. sTime-i.s mIn. ute periods.
 Coach Tony Iannlconne of the Boys Club State league team an- nounced his starting lineup last night for today's opening league tussle with the highly rated Bridge. port Middle Streeters. Zoto and Evon will team up In the front court with Nido at center and O'Connor and Metro In the rear court. Joe Mobile will offlciate at the contest that will start at 2:SO this afternoon at the Cottage place surface.
 The state Boys Club league has entries from Bridgeport, New Ha- ven, Bristol, Meriden, Southport, Greenwich, Stamford. and Water bury and is for Boys Club mem bers under fifteen years of age and under 130 pounds in weight,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
Army Title Game At
 Yale Bowl Today

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 6-CUP)-- Football teams of the 242nd Coast Artillery, Fort Terry, N. F., and the 2Oeth anti-aircraft unit at Camp Edwards, Mass. met today in the Yale bowl to decide the gridiFon championship, of New England army camps.
 A crowd of about 25,000 was ex- pected to see the service game. Vtr- tually all of the players on both teams come from Connecticut.
 A committee og local citizens has underwritten expenses of the chara- pionship game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
FIELD, MARKER MISSED

New York, Dec. 6-Hockey men agree the Brooklyn Amercians are pretty good now but that they will be better when wifi Field and Gus Marker, cripples, return.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
BRAHNY FRESHMEN

About half of the forty-three players on Notye Danes freshmen football squad held honor student ranking in high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
MARQUETTE wOODsMAN

Milwaukee. Dec. 0-Tom Stldhani, Marquette football coach. carries a small piece Of wood ca a good luck charm. KHe xaps on lt whenever tho qoo asnA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
WANTS wEATMERLY

Washington, Dec. 6-BuclSy liar ris Of the Senators is said to b, interested in Cleveland outfieldci Roy Weatheriy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
4sO 4ss 520

High single Bellman. i47, High tlafee Bauribalilt. 362. High game Dept a4, 5eQ. HEh tar Dept. 2, 1898.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
IT'S bR. WOOD NOW

Baltimore. Dec. 6-Barry Wood, Jr., ail-American quarterback al Harvard in 103S, IS doctor al Johns Hopkins Hospital nSfa. ae ia specializing in pneumonia reaaagcm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-06
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
The Americas Awake

Gradually the Americas are waking up to the boring -from-within" tactics which the Nazis are using. The United States in sending home huge squad of con- sular officers and propagandistS is doing only what everybody has known for a long time must be done. Activities quite beyond the duties of consular officers have common knowledge for long time. Other countries are awakening, too. In Mexico, a radio station for direct com munication with Germany, secreted in a private apartment, was ferreted out, and in Fl Salvador another. Both coun- tries confiscated the apparatus.
 To speak the whole thing in whisper, a vast annoyance has been growing up for long time in the Americas with the arrogant assumption in the totalitarian countries that people stemming from their blood are somehow special, and always subject to control from back home. We of the Americas have been tolerant and patient Now at last we are beginning to be annoyed.