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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-28
NOON CLUB ENDS
 PARLEYS SUNDAY
Season to Be Concluded With Address By Salva-
 tiOn Army Official

Major Clifford D. Brindley, diyi- sional secretary for Southern New England of the Salvation Army, will be the speaker at the Sunday Noon club meeting at 11:45 o'clock in the Second Congregational Chapel Charles Rietdyke will be song lead CT. This will be the last meeting oi the club for the season.
 The Waterbury Federation oi Bible Glasses will hold its monthly meeting at the Salvation Army Cita- del on Cherry street on Wednesday April 2 at 8 o'clock. On Palm Sum day April 6, a Communion service for men of Waterbury and vicinity will be held at the First Baptist Church at 8 8. m. All members of the cast of the Passion Play are urged to be present at the rehearsal Tuesday evening April at 7:30 o'clock with their parts perfectly memorized. The Christus will be here for this re- hearsal.
 The annual thank offering meet ing of the home missionary depart ment of the Women,s Association will be held in Davenport Hall on Wednesday, April 2 at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Walker will show moving pictures of the work of Christ in Porto Rico The devotional service will be in charge of Mrs. Earl D. Anderson and Miss Winifred Gemino will give piano selections. Tea will be served following the meeting. Board meet- ing at 2:30 p. m. in the parlor. The next Communion Service with reception of members will be held on Sunday, May 1. MT. Walkers communicants' class for young peo- pie meets in his study at 12:05 O. clock.
 An invitation is extended to any young people in the church and par ish who are not already members of the church and who would like to jain in May to attend this class The minister would also like to hear of any adults who may be in- terested in joining, either by letter or on confession of faith.
 The annual meeting of the Sec. ond Congregational Society of Wa terbury will be held in the chapel on Monday evening", April 2 at s o'clock. All members of the society and those who would like to become members are urged to be present.
 Mrs. Matthew Adgate will be the leader at the last session of the Study Group for Women on Thurs day, April 3 at 9:45 a. m. in the parlor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-28

ARMX OF FUTURE MAY SHOULDER PLASTIC GUNS
 Consider the plastic possibilities. Out of such raw materials as coal, air, water, salt. natural gas, sawdlIst, 0at hulls, cotton, corn, milk, lime stone, sulphur, Soybeans, wood pulp, tpdayiS miracle men can make ev- erything from the bathtub faucet to fish bait. Telephones, batteries, records, combs, steering wheels, toys, jewelry, buttons, Kitchen utensils, medical appliances, wrappings, ma chine gears, wearing apparel, safety glass, doors, panels, radio cabinets, furniture, lenses and washing ma- chine agitators merely start the list.
 Development of the new plastic washing machine agitator ilhlS- trateS just how plasticS conserve vital defense metals.
 Hitherto these agitators have been made from aluminium. Now the new plastic, developed after ten years research, and made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-28

METALS AUTOMOBILES
BK PAUL FRzGCEE1s NEA Service Stan CoFrespomaent

wahngtm @-The passs industry telephones jeueiy today like E4ayer 90r plenty Of vital defense materials The government turning to paics to rephce znc aluminium other
  rolling pc pane plastic and plasice houses off production likely replace while supply bolenecks she America amazing industry kev6luiionize living at the time. rascs have long since is when only 20 firms
 
 tics being rapidly developed One alone lists 2 appca
 
 tensile that of steel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-28

shell detonators, film, surgical in- struments, telephones, electrical de- vices and radios.
 A nodded plastic is 8 good sub stitute for any complicated metal part requiring machining to 8 de- sired form. It eliminates several such costly operations as trim ming, grinding, sand blasting, and when it's heated, a plastic can be cut, sawed, shaved, filed, blown, rolled, planed, hammered, drilled and turned on lathes without so much as splinter or a crack. Many plastics are fire-proof, acid resistant, impervious to water and weather.
 IMPORTANT TO
 NATIONAL DEFENSE
 The government is turning to plastics to fill the gaps in its
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-28

,tO, above, shows a plastic mixture Der that has been cast at Ford's >, experimental laboratory.
 tomobiles, the plastic car will come shortly, in the opinion of George w. Walker, industrial en- gineer, of Detroit. Already near completion in the experimental Ford laboratory at Dearborn, Mich., is an all-plastic car, 300 pounds lighter than comparable models built of steel and with ten times the impact resistance. Into it have gone straw, soft southern pine, soybeans, opening the way to wholesale use of farm prod- ucts.
 Ernest l., Little, managing di- rector of the National Farm Chemurgic Council, an organiza- tion of farmers and ir1dustrialists to promote industrial uses of farm products, forsees 8 whole new outlet in plastics for everything from sawdust to soybeans and skim milk.
 The plastic house may come as 500 mas the plastic car. Latest de- velopment is thocel. Its basic materials are cellulose from cot- ton, wood pulp and the tthyl from radical alcohol. It can be spun. woven into fine textiles, used as a lacquer, and a block has been molded for exterior or interior house construction. There are many other experiments in pre-fabricated hous- ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-28
DOG STEADY CHURcH-GoER

Aslatabula. O. CUP)-Bucky, ! large dog, half German shepher and half Collie. has attended ever. service, at Mt. Carmel Catholi Church for the past three yean Sometimes he accompanies hil owner, Mrs. Josephine Carlo but more often attends mass alone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-28

Full sized. equipped Elgins for boys and girls. Stunning new c0lors. Both models beautifully streamlined and equipped with Alemite lubricating system. EIgin air cooled brakes and Allstate Crusader white sidewall balloon tires.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-28
AvIARY ATTRACTS 100000

Salt Lake City, Utah (UP)--More than 100000 persons visited the Tracy aviary in Liberty Park in 1889 at a cost of approximately 1-2 cents each. The aviary was established in 1887 by donation of Russel L. Tracy and since that time has grown steadily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-28

Dichotomy: expression, dicta. tion, division, tyranny, (Ans. = Division.)
 Hebetude: youthfulness, subser- viency, virgirity, stupidity (Ans. - stupidity.)
 Pejorative: disparaging, affirma- tive, profane, untrue. (Ans. = Dis. paraging.
 Sybarite: voluptuary, fanatic, hermit, lawyer. (Ans.-voluptuaryo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-28
TEMPLE ENDS STUDENT TRADE

Philadelphia (UP)-For the first time in more than 8 quarter cen- tury Temple University will not ex- change students with European col- legeS this year. No students, ex- change or otherwise, will come from Europe because of the war and no students will be sent abroad for advanced study.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-28
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-28
State Department Bids
 For Bright Young Men
BY JOHN A. REICHMANN

Washington Bright Chance essential hours Excellent chance for promotion Must know what progenture mean Department WashinRon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Watch While You Walk

DETROITS watch while you walk campaign for the
- education of pedestrians is to be continued for
ether 40 weeks by virtue of appropriation granted by
Common Council
This is a wise move.
Pedestrian death figures proof of this.
Although traffic fatalities in general Detroit have
increased during the last 40 weeks pedestrian deaths have
not exceeded last years level
1t is imperative that this visual education program
be continued long traffic experts believe its excellent
posters contribute to saving life Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

II
that there should be a ban party politics during
1sPsesent crisis. @5Svs
That is a commendable opinion and one to which no
patriotic American will object.
But we think the President should add consistency to
his many well-known virtues.
While he was earnestly advising the country to abjure
politics ne had articles appearing his name in
widely circulated weekly which he with consider
able gusto raking up the heated controversies over
purely political queshon-the attempted packing of the
Supreme Court.
THIS packing piyOted on the politics of the New
1 Deal
1t was a packing intended for POLITICAL PuR-
1t beaten and has been forgotten
It seems to be in very bad taste to revive it again
when he the leader of the nation Is urging us all to
get together to defend the country.
On the very day that the President was urging the
people to ban politics this appeared in Arthur
Krocks Washington column in the New York Times:
From private and public comments that have fol-
lowed the appearance of Presidents articles these
of their dsuniyng possible consequences Renewed
interest and belief in the contention that the New Dealers
are rigging defense machine for state socialism after
the
Supporting material for the argument that the
administration is fighting two at Once-the New
the anti Hitler conficts-and keeps the first at
"Credence for the view that the President
abandons political enterprise and that similar
judicial reform and party purge will be attempted when
the time appears to be favorable and court and party
shifts offer opposition TO New Deal domestic programs.
TOR the defense of the country the opposition
/ quite wiling ITO bury the Ratchet
But of what use is this when Mr.. Roosevelt himself
appears with hatchet9
Are we being asked to unite to defend the country
or defend the socastc eanngs of the New Deal which
begins to look like the NEW ORDER?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
The MayoraI Campaisn

ID ECAUSE of Mayor Jeffries absence official mis-
ID sion to South America the other mayoral candidates
have done relatively little campaigning to date.
This indicates on their part a commendabe spirit
of craftsmanship 1t shows for instance, that men like
stances the type who to take petty unfair
advantage of political opponent.
On the other hand it is good thing the voters have
been spared lot of primary campaign oratoy because
when you right down to it there few any points
at issue this Fall
WHEN the mayor of a city takes adamant stand
w some highly controversial question; when con
siderable segment of the people odds with his adj
mnistrave polcy-then is the time for his opponents
explain fully the electorate how they would conrve
in his position.
But no such situation prevails today in Detroit.
There is no burning administrative problem to de
fend or to criticize.
Consequently series of fiery and divergent eaH4-
paign speeches would tend more than anything else to
confuse the voters.
THE Detroit Times believes Mayor Jeffries has done
L competent job under trying conditions.
The Detroit Times believes he has tried steadfastly
to reduce the city debt, to operate city departments
economically and efficiently and function always not for
against any special group but for all the people Of
Detroit.
Why therefore remove him after only one term in
office?
The Times think Of no sound reason.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Salute to Newsboys

a NEXTREMELY important cog in the news dissemina-
Il ton machine is your newsboy.
Through fair and stormy weather he's always on the
job
And while he's performing community service, he
is likewise doing himself service the value of which ne
may not be able to comprehend just yet He learning
he rules of success-ambition honesty dependabllity
1t is with justification therefore that Governor Van
Wagner has proclaimed Saturday National Newspaper
Boy Day in Michigan.
A newspaper route has been the first page It'll the
success story of many American leaders, the governor
said II call to public attention the wholesome work of
newspaper publishers and circulation managers in promo
ing the character building aspects of the great American
youth profession of the new spaper boy"
The Times salutes the thousands of newsboys who
earning while they're learning Do your part too Satur
day with a personal word Of commentator when your
newsboy comes around
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
BAERlNG DOWN ON THE NEWS:
Dream BOOnlpI'vHNS
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

see that H. c. Wells for international language
after this is We will be fortunate if able to
nod by then.
hear than / understand right now, Mr. Wells,
and can to you often History has taken
funny outline since you it.
Wells and the scientists put everything into their recipes
except human They like the chef who boosted he
had made enough oyster float a navy. A customer
added the information that the navy could sail around all year
and hit oyster.
There doubt that Wells is a humanitarian a
sonable facsimile thereof.
by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

4 GREATER disaster TO Eng
"A land than the bombing and
destruction OF ST. Paul's Ca
thedral or the British Museum
would be the permanent disap-
pearance of her millionaires.
The London Economist, an
alyzing Great Britain's new in
come taxes. said that under the
new schedules none OF Britain's
multimillionaireS would be able
10 spend more than an income
of $4,000 annually
IRA similar analysis a finan-
eiai writer in the .News-Chron-
icle said that Britain's rich ARE
being liquidated.
To "liquidatc' the rich of a
country does not mean necCS-
Sarily that there will be "A more
equitable distribution of wealth, y
the dream of the Socialists.
II means that what is taken
from the rich-to their ruin
alton. as IN Britain merely goes
into the nav of that ancient
and eternal consumer of all
wealth and earnings the state.
Now. the state in all ages
seems 10 have Just two main
functions 20 make war and to
impoverish every one by taxes.
After this war England will
probably find herself without
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

ONE Of the most degrading
y and HaHseatiHgg part OF the
European war is the lowering
of women to the level of cattle
and rabbits.
Mussoini has said Men were
created to fight and women 10
give birth 10 soldiers" Both
Hitler and Stain have repeated
this. command, born of the
jungle.
Under this new order
bonuses are given fathers and
mothers married or unmarriedt
for the proliferating of profess
-sief444l f4f44ttffiistiie-fae-fAs5
The most beautiful, the most
touching, the most human sight
in the world is a mother with.
an infant i'm her arms. But if
that infant is a boy, all that
these super-thugs can see is an
other housekeeping marauder
with knife and pistol in his
belt. And if it is a girl, they
see only another begetter of
more soldiers.
When / think OF motherhood
in Europe these-days | begin 10
understand those famous words
of Bishop Heber:
Though every prospect plcases,
And only man Is vile."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Connolly Answers

1--Cordell Hull. Henry L. Slim
son, Frank b. Kellogg.
2 Providence, r. l.: Phoenix,
Ariz.; Pierre, South Dakota.
3-Andrew Johnson. u. S. Grant,
William Mckinley.
la Tenor, (b) bass, (c) bari
tone.
5-(a) Theodore Roosevelt. OBJ
julius Caesar; (c) Sir Hum
phrey Gilbert.
6-(a) Andromache. th) Pencil
ope, (c) Helen of Troy.
la Naughty Marietta (b)
Irene (c) The Vagabond
King.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
In Review
25 YEARS AGO TODAY
Oct. 2. 1916

Russo-Rumanian troops cross
the Danube and invade Bulgaria
between the fortress of Rust
-chuk and Tutrakan and flank
the Bulgr-Turk- German forces.
Niscount Bryce of England in
an article hints that Britain
favors American plan to avoid
future wars.
Three Norwegian ships the
SinSen, Rsun and the Rolf Jarl
are torpedoed by a German
U-boat in the Arctic Ocean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Oct. 2, 1910

London claims light air at
lacks on London are sign that
Nazis are turning to Africa to
rT1dkF Il drive INTO Egypt.
Raj planes attack NaZi'S poe
tential invasion bases along the
FTcnch coast. Also attack
enemy communications. OIL de-
pots and other targets in Ger
many.
Washington reports that
United States fleet IN the near
future will form a new Atlantic
fleet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Quiz Answers

1-Over S25 600 per minute.
INDIAN pony.
at was originally distilled in
Bourbon County. Ky.
4-Cobh.
5-Pillory.
6-It was 23192OO0.
T-Ooelot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

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All money sent AT senders risk DO not
send cash or stamps All checks, drafts
and money orders should be made PAYABLE
TO THE TINES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
international News Service has the exclu-
sive rights 10 use for reproduction IN any
form all news dispatches credited 10 Il or
not otherwise credited IN this paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Babies for Soldiers Edict
Degrades Europe's Women
BY BENJAMIN DE CASSERES

millionaires, without the well-to-
do even. And the English pee
pie will discover that they
are the slaves of a socialistic
Moloch.
II is true that this commu-
fascism will give Englishmen
work But it will be the
forced work of Russia and Ger
many.
What Hitler may not be able
TO do to England. the latter may
accomplish herself. Her tax bur-
dens will Hitlerize and Stalinize
her.
tttnCfe- Sam. take notice!
4 MOTHER Danger VIC have
had to face:
LET us go 10 war or let Us
60 home"
That is what a newspaper
correspondent visiting a western
training camp heard from the
mouths of many traineeS.
That is a dangerous state OF
mind for our boys TO be in
1t demonstrate the dangers
of a large standing army IN
peaCe-time
Youth demands action or it
rustS. Worse yet. do-nothing SOL
diers are an easy prey to Subver-
SlVe plotterS.
II VT frdu 4 Stdr1UTT1E dTTTy
of the Swiss style, this state Of
mind would not occur. For the
Swiss method makes all young
men trainees by making soldier
ing part of their normal activi-
ties. They are not severed from
their regular occupations. They
are a universal national guard
The Swiss soldier is home -
and he does not want TO go 10
war except for national de-
Tense.
To take from their occupa-
tions over long periods of time
our American youth and do
nothing but train them Will be
dangerous task for the nation.
The army will tend 10 become
political instrument for tired
men, stale men are ready for
anything that IS action.
A standing army curdlcs-
and fermentS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

CINCE then, however Russia
- has been bowling for help
from the United States As a VIC
tim of foul aggression in a war
for the fotf freedoms. formerly
the imperaliSt war of the cor
rupt survivors Of decadent capi-
talSm.
II We wanted to ask Russia,
as a favor, now TO accept Mrs.
Browder as a deportee. Stain
could hardly refuse. But YOU
may notice that we aren't ask
ing him.
How come I know so much
about the present status of Mrs.
BrnMdep,- SAYS Neu
Well. the last time / was in
Washington / anticipated a de-
cislon against Bridges. so I
thought ! would see what hap
pencd 10 her And sure enough.
/ found out that Mrs 3 is out
on bond and that there isn't
the slightest intention 10 send
her home
copyrighted by United Features synd, lisa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Consistency Needed

president ROOSEVELT the other day reter
L that there should be a ban on party politics du
>1e psesent crisis s,Rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

EARLIER in the campaign The
II Democratic National Com
mlttec had attempted TO dump
the Communists on Wendell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
HALALOzAS

10th B. Lajos regi amerikas
magyar honfitarsunk oktober
Gen hirtelen elhalalozott a 94
Oneta St.-i otthonaban 67 ewes
koraban. A megboldogult Ma
gyarorszagon, az Abauj megyei
Aszlo k0zsegben sziiletett, ahon
nan Al evvel ezel6tt erkezett
Amerikaba.
Tagja volt a Magyarok Macy
asszonya rom. kath. hitkoz-
segnek, a Holy Name Egylet-
mex es Scent Margit Ver-
hovay 514-ik fiokosztalynak
Eveken at megbecstilt munkasa
volt az Ohio Works Carnegie
Illinois acelgyarnak.
Halalat gyaszoljak ozvegyen
xviii leanyai: Rose, ozv. Var.
game, itthon, Julia, ferj. Kocsis.
ne es Margit, ferj. BORNE, Gle.
veland, fla Ferenc es fivere
10th B. Jozsef Youngstownban
valamint 6 unokaja. A halott
foldi maradvanyait okt. lien
szombaton a Magyarok Macy.
asszonya rom. kath. templom.
ban megtartott Fot. Mundwei
Janos plebanos szertartasat
utan a Calvaria temetOben he.
lyeztek 0r0k nyugovora nagy
reszvet mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
F|zETESEMELEST
kAPNAk A WPA
MUNKAS0K

Or0mmel vesz tudomast a
Mahoning megye ket ezer
WPA, valamint t0bb allambeli
WPA munkasa arrd az vi tor
venyjavaslatrol, amely novem-
Der Len lepve hatalyba, fizetes
javitast engedelyez. Howard O..
Hunter, a Work Project Admi-
nistration vezet6je targyalaso-
kat folytatott Roosevelt ell
n0kkel a WPA munkasok fize-
teset illet6leg, amely szinten
lehetetlenne teszi a csaladok
szukseges megelheteset a mai
aremelkedesekkel szemben.
A tervek vegleges kidolgozasa
meg folyamatban van, de mar
eddig is egyel6re $4,000 WPA
munkas kap javitast. Az vi
berek es a regiek kozotti 0sszeg
kulonbseg egy kul0n alapbol
lesz folyositva azok reszere,
akiknek a fizetesiik havonta
$50-tol 500.
Az vi berjavitas havonta 5
dollar es 20 cent tobbletet je-
lent. Akik allando min6segben,
mint administrators alkalma-
zottak dolgoznak, vagy a Der
80 dollaron felil van, azok egy.
elore mem kaphatnak berja-
vitast. ~;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
AZ UJSzUL01TEK

bajairol mem igen vesz tu-
.domast a kozonseg.. Pedig BIZ
'zoriy mem egyszern dolog an
max a kis babanak megszii-
letnie. Nehez es sokszor vesze-
lyes az ujszul0ttre a sztilessel
osszek0tott serules. Meg az is
el6fordul, hogy q gyermek egesz
eletere megnyomorodik ebb6l
kifolyolag.
Emlekezziink csak vissza Viii
most nemet csaszarra, akinek
>egyik karja rovidebb volt es
elmaradt a n0vesben, inert
STILES kozben eltor0tt felkar-
csontja. Ez eleg k0z0nseges Sc
rifles es kul0n0sen akkor var
hato, mikor gyermek lab
fekvesben szuletik, mem pedig
a gyakoribb fej fekvesben. De
meg az is elofordul, hogy a
karcsont toresen xviii meg a
kar idegei is megserulnek es
a kar reszleges benulasba esik,
amelyb6l neha XII sem gyogyul
a gyermek.
?Ha mar elofordul is ilyesmi,
megsem oily nagy szerencset-
lenseg az, mint mikor bebi
feje seril meg. Es ezen mem
AIT kell ertenunk, hogy meg
nyomodik fej gyenge csontja
valahol, $40 sincs rola. Ere
mines is szukseg, hogy igen SUI
lyos agyi serulese fejlodjon XII
a gyermeknek. SGT, hiszen sok-
szor latunk felnottet is, aki-
mex egy kis horpadas van va
lahol koponyacsontjan es
azert teljesen normalis, semmi
baja nincsen. Az igazi, sulyos
agyi sertilesek a lassu, soka
tarto SziileSeknel fordulnak
elo, ahol a kis gyermek feje-
ben pang, soka all a yer es
egy kis verzes tortenik az
agyba erniatt.
A felnotteknel ezt az allapo-
tot szelutesnek hivjuk, oyer
meknel az agyverzes, vagy a
gerincvel6 sertlese egy olyan
benulast okoz, amit szakert6
azonnal meglat es amt az il