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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
BOSTON COLLEGE EAGLES 3-1 OVER
 HOLY CROSS il
Coach Joe Sheeketski's Job Probably at Stake
 Tomorrow
BY TOM NoONAN
tIInlted Press Stan CoFrespond0

(UMiee0 Press Stau C0freSp0M0entl
 Boston, Nov. 20 = (U,P1 = Bos- ton College and Holy Cross, pre-. season choices to spread New Eng lands gridiron fame, reach the end of disappointing seasons tomorrow with little at stake in the annual renewal of their Jesuit rivalry.
 The honor of whipping a tradl- tional foe will serve as tho spur, and Holy Gross will have an ad'' vantage in that respect for the Cru saders will be jousting Co save the job of Coach Joe Sheeketskl, e per- sonable young man whose three-yeal contract expires with this clash.
 4heeketski, former Notre Damo backfeld great, has encountered run of hard luck since he assumed the post vacated by pr. Eddie An derson, now at Iowa. Injuries have wrecked his plans, and Holy Gross has slipped steadily from its once proud place among the nations elite.
 One Big Effort
 The prematurely-gray Sheeketski silenced his critics temporarily when his crippleS returned to action and played Boston College to Q standstill last year. Boston College, with record of nine straight trlumphs, was outclaSSed until the final min utes of tho game until sophomore end Don Currivan "stole" the ball from Joe OSmanski deep in H. c. territory. B. o. went on to touch- down for 7-0 win that clinched the eastern title and enabled 1t to con tinue its lnheaten record in the Sugar Bowl against Tennessee.
 Now disgruntled Alumni again are screaming for Sheeketski'S scalp. and his plight seems to be even more desperate. or to Q successful start against Louisiana State and hailed as darkhorse of the east, the Cru saders enter the B. 0. clash with four wins, three losses and two ties.
 Brittle Tommy Sullivan, triple threat artist around whom Sheeket- ski has built his attack for two seasons, isn't even in uniform. and Holy Gross will have to start Q back field composed of four battered backs, each of whom may last only . couple of plays. Several of his reg ular Iinemen are in similar shape.
 Boston College rules Q 3-l favorite but the Eagles aren't much better of from 6 physical standpoint. B. c. never has recovered fully from the beating 1t took in its second game against a primed Tulane unit.
 Eagles 6-3
 Under new Coach Denny Myers, the Eagles have six victories ana three losses, more defeats than they had in two years under the guidance of Frank Leahy. now at Notre Dame. The trio of losses were suffered at the hands of southern opponents.
 Despite its record. Boston College still must be rated a powerful team for the Eagles have scored 22l points and haven't been shutout since early in 1899. Boston College has a pair of fine passers, five capable receivers and a flock of swift ball. -toters. Holy Gross best bet is Johnny Grigas, a sprinting fulIback who would have been an All-America on Q topnotch club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
WRIGHT, IVY AT
 LOS ANGELES DEC. l2

Hartford, Conn, Nov. 20-(UP)- Handlers of Bobby Poison" Ivy, To- cal featherweight challenger, said today they have accepted an ofHer to have Ivy fight featherweight champion Chaiky Wright in an over the-weight bout at Los Angeles De- cember 12.
 Charles McDoEiald, the Los Angeles promoter, made an offer for 8 title fight earlier in the week, but the terms later were changed to make the affair nor1-title 90.
 Wright and his manager, Eddie Walker, were suspended by the Ma. tional Boxing association earlier this week for failure to 90 through with g match with Ivy ct Hartford in September.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
FOUR BOWL' BIDS
 RIDE ON SOM E. .TILTS SATURDAY
Navy Holds Place as 2.l FavOrite Over Able
 Army Team
BY JACK auENTHER

Limited Press staff CeFrespondentl
 New York, Nov. 2s,-CUp)-The football season bows out tomorrow with e light but meaty program which will wind up the much mud dled affairs of the Pacific, South- ern and Southeastern Conferences, produce the eventual pairings for the four Bowl extravaganEas and bring together the Army and the Navy for the 42nd time In the long and bitter service series.
 Although 1t won't settle any sec- tional races or influence any of the New Years day contests, the meeting of the Cadets and the Mid- dies in Philadelphlas giant muni- cipal stadium again ranks as the years beggest attraction. This sea- son 1t may as well prove one of the best--since both the Army and Navy have come up with their strongest teams in recent years,
 Navy, powered by a two-unit line and Q seemingly endless suply of fine breakaway runners, will rate as 0 Bel choice over the Army team that holds a wide edge ia pre- cision and deception but is woefully weak on reserves, Tho 9e,000 fans who have bought ou the huge horse- shoe for the most part except . Navy victory in the last half-and maybe Q one-slded one.
 oregon Special
 Second In importance to the ser. vice encounter is the intra-state battle which pairs oregon state and oregon at Eugene, State has only to win this single game to elinch the western half of the Rose Bowl A similar battle is on tap at Ox- ford, Miss, where Mississippi and Mississippi State collied in a game carrying the conference title of the southeast.
 Tn the east Army Navy heads the bill but four other games will bring together traditional foes. Ford- ham will finish out It's season against the wilted Violets of N. Y. U. and try to reaffirm It's position in the Bowl puzzle. Meanwhile, Pitt will get Its first breather og the year-Carnegle Tech-and Boston College meets Holy Cross. West Vir- ginia entertains unpredictable Michigan State. These games close the season for all schools concerned.
 Tennessee Vanderbilt
 A full schedule will be played In the southeast. While the two Mis- Mississippis battle in the crucial engagement, Georgia Tech faces Georgia, Tennessee plays Vanderbilt and Tulane opposes Louisian State. In the southern league, William & Mary gets Q chance to tie Duke for the title by beating North Caro. lima State, V, ?. I, faces Richmond, and the Citadel tackles SeWanee while South Carolina engages Penn State, Wake Forest meets Texas Tech, and Auburn tackles Clem- son outside the loop.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
B. C. HOOPSTERS AT
 NEW HAVEN SATURDAY

The Boys Club state team will once again join the State League for Boys Clubs of Connecticut and will be coached by Tony 1annac- cone, Boys Club Warrior star. Coach 1aTnaccone has reported a IarKe turnout at practices and ex. l5ects to pick Q starting team from khe following men, Bob O'Connor, Ed Russo, Sam zotto, Art Ramp ner, Son santora, Ed Evon, Marty eullivan, Harry Metro, Paul Ian- naccone, Pop Andolina, and many others. The team will leave from tie club at 100 o'clock Saturday for New Haven where they will be weighed in and see movies on bas- ketbali and enjoy entertainments. coach Iannaccone reports anyone aill interested in playing to get in contact with Mgr. Bob O'Connor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
MARENS OUT FOR
 BONNIES QUINTET
Watertown Boy Among Saints Candidates at
 Opening Court Drill
(speclal so The Democrat

2 St. Ronaventure, N. Yo Nov. 2s- With the moleskins hardly In the trunks, the St. Bonaventure court forces inaungurated their first day of practice in Butler gymnasium this afternoon. The ie4i-42 basketball schedule is not yet completed but the first game on the card is next Tuesday evening on the Bonaventtre campus with DWaynesburg supply ing the opposition.
 Head Coach Mike Reilly has but Q acart six days to get the squad In shape for the opening tilt. Working out this afternon were Vince Mc- Donald, Dominic Dento, Jim Conner" ford, Bernie RokoSki, Jack Quinn, Mike Marens of Watertown, Conn, HuRhie Tyndall, Domenic Binetti, Frarny Zabowski, Joey Stetz, Joe Barscz and Tom Kane. Woody Me- Carthy, injured in the St. Anslein eridiron tussle, Is still hobbling on crutches and 1t Is not definitely known just when he Will report TOT practice, Johnny Wegerskls loss Will he k0erly felt along with Charley Bedsll of Waterbury, Conn" and 5li!y Grace. These men will be diihcult to replace. .
 The Reillymen have taken on their most ambitious schedule in the his- tory of the institution. Such basket bali powers as Colorado. oregon, seton Hall, Villanova and Niagara nave to be faced this winter. With this suicide schedule in prospect, Reilly has c man.slzed job upon his hands. His club has to be rolling by Christmas as Colorado and Seton Hall will be met during the holidays.
 From now until Tuesday, the Head Man won't spare the horses and he hopes to have his starting lipeur aiong with the right combination working the ball around the hard wood by then.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
BOSTON BRUINS GAIN
 HOCKEY LOOP TIE
(By United Press)

Boston's Bruins climbed Into O flrfst-place deadlock with the idle Toronto Maple Leafs Thursday night by walloping the Brooklyn Ameri. cans, 8-2, in 6 National Hockey league game at Madison Square Car den before a crowd of i0,672.
 The Bruins went scoreless in the first period and were able to tally only once each In the following two periods but broke loose to score four times in the overtime.
 Detroit swamped Chicago, 4--i, to tie for fifth place with the Ameri- cans. It was one of the toughest games of the season at Detroit and the crowd of 0,436 saw lE penalties handed out,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
JUNIOR POOL MEET

Another upset in the form of d one 100 to 70 result was marked Tin by Jackie Daley over Teddy DeCorso last night at the Wooster. HiRh runs of il for the winner and Q for DeCorso was scored.
 Two matches in the junior tour- ua1nent win be played Sunday. Mike Gallulo meeting J. Packard Deyine sts the first contest, and Leo Malin- enn opposing the defending cham pi0n Mike Bernovia in the finale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
EAGLES, REDS TIE

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 28 - (U. P.) - The New Haven Eagles and the Providence Reds battled to 2-2 tie in an overtime American Hockey League game here last night. The Eagles came from behind in the third period to knot the count. and there was no scoring in the overtime period.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
YMCA VOLLEYBALL

The Fairlawn Hi-Y and the Epsi- lon Hi-Y were the victors in two volleybal matches at Central r last night. The fairlawn defeated the Tech i5-S, l5-l1, while the Epsilon took the Gamma Phi 15-4, 16-l1.
 This victory for the Epsilon gives them a one-garne margin over the Fairlawn and the Tech.
 Game for tonight is, Alpha vs Hilltops.
 The Black-Knights- Centrals game is cancelled,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
RdUN0RR's REsT YEAR

Philadelphia - Pennsylvania en- loved its best football season fin the four years it has been coached by George Munger. With seven victories and a l3-6 defeat by Navy, Penn
 matched the record of the 1eS0 team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
HOGAN IN THE MONEY

Fort Worth = Ben NeRan has earned olG.0Sa in tol1gnannent golf purnes this year. He adds about eiB. 60 in endorsements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
YANKs sEEK ouTFIELDER

New York -- New York Yankees Eeek c rlght-haEd hitting cutneider in place Of ETenchy Bordagaray.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
IRISH LOSSES MEAYY

Nnixe Dame -.> Nineteen uem- Mera ng N0tre Danless sy-man 2cCt~ sE nQna6 will graduate next Juna
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
Chase Grand Street Office Bowling Data
End of Second Round-November ls
Records tO Date

Individual High Single. Nolan-l6S LdlWduM Hlgh Three Single with Handicap Production 6I6 High Three with Handicap .Producton-l622 Weekly High Winners This Round
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-28
SUBSTITUTES

Totals ...,,........56S 53s 52s High single--Massarelli. 146. High three-Pozello, 403. High gRme-Chucklng, 62l. High team--chucking-1s00.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
Ec0s de n bOda

EcOs de una bOdd
La semana paSada c~ontraJo
matrimonio una estimada ami
ga del cronista, la simpatica Sc
nOrita Billie Fernandez, MEM
bro de la Secc'6n del Centre Els
ranol y hermana del apreciadO
amigo Cesar Fernandez.
FL elegido de su coraz6n 10
fu6 ell joven Thomas c. Douglas
La ceremonial Sc efectu6 en- la
Rectoria de la Iglesia cat6lica
eel Sagrado Nombre.'
Figuraron como testigos la
.Srta. Lolita Henriquez y Candi-
do Fernandez.
Despu6s de la ceremonial Sc O.
freci6 a los nuevos espoSos una
reception en- ell hogan de la des-
posada, 1922 Elmroe St.
Los nuevos esposoS residiran
en- ell 21O6 de Ia Gale Mitchell.
iQue sean felices!
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
Cabaret &c ORC

Ut ITO
Del pr6ximo sabado en- ocho
dis vera lc9rando sus mas ca
ros deseos la estimada Seccion
de Damas de Protection Y Auxi
lilo del Centre ESpanol, con su
grandioso Cabaret, que han de-
nominado esta vez Cabaret de
Oro", va que la sociedad cele-
bra en- este ano sus Bodas de
Orc.
Para esta magnifica Fiesta
reina gran animation, como 10
demuestra la gra ncantidad de
mesas vendidas. Sc agotaran va
rios dias antes de la celebration
del magno acontecimiento So
cial.
Con muy buen juicio estas al
truistf damas han nscontrado
los se.vicios de dos orquestas,
Don Francisco para las pleas
americans y la Sonora" para
las latinas. Este ultimo conjun-
to presentara a Sus ~cantantes
Srta. Josefina Ramil y Rafael
Artigas, la primera para las pie
zas espanolas y mexicanas y ell
segundo para las cubanas.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

Sc hallaban presentes Marga
rita Ciaravella. RoSemarie Ro-
driguez. Mario II. Rodriguez
Esther Ciaravella, la festejads
y otros ninoS mas,
Bonitos juegos, propios de nj.
nos, Sc hicieron Ell la amplia sa-
Ia de la Residential de los Rive
70.
Con mantecado, refreScos y
cakes Sc les obsequi6.
Distintas fotografias So hicie
ron de la fiestecita.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
DIVORCIOS

Decretos: A. Sarulla contra
ira John Sarulla; BERTHE N.
Henderson contra Henry j.
Henderson contra H. J. Hend-
erson,
Nuevas demandas Irene Y,
Brown contra Veru Brown; J,
v. Solyard contra Hilda Sol
yard.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

gundo de puertos de la Costa
del Pacifico. No zarp6 ninguna
embarcaci6n mayor.
Marea alta q. las 7:45 a. m. Y
10 Al p. m. marea baja a las
2:24 a. m. Y 1928 p. m.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
Ell 70 de NCJjembre
en- ell Centre EspdHol

Ell entrante sabado 10 de No
iembre celebrara la Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Espanol su
TRADITIONAL Bale de Halloween.
Sc efectuara en- la sala alta, ex-
clusivamente.
La orquesta Don Francisco,
bajo la direction del Sr. Frank
Grasso, sera la encargada de a
menizar la fiesta.
Empezara a las diez Y media
de la noche, continuando hasta
las cuatro de la manana del do
mingo.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
ORDEN CABADLERO DE LA
LUZ.-LOGIA LUMINARES
PASADOS No. l

Cito por este medic, a los
miembros de esta LOgia para es
ia noche, a las 8, en- nuestro To-
cal de la Doce avenida y Gale
10. Sc trataran varios proyec-
tos de ley que han de ser lleva-
dos a la pr6xima supreme con-
venci6n, para 10 que Sc encare-
ce la puntual asistencia,
FL SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
ReTTeSdH mdHdHd

Despues de dos semanas de
vacaciones en- la Perla de las Ar
tillas, regresaran en- la tarde de
mahana a esta ciudad los i6ve.
mes Charlie Cuellar y su distin.
guida esposa, acompahados de
Ia mama del primero, Sra. Anne.
liza Cuellar.
Con estas lineas, les damo'
nuestra mas cordial bienvenida
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

Nos dice que llegaron admira-
blemente y que ell Viernes hicie-
ron su debut, en- ell Teatro His
PIANO.
A nombre de los artistas de
su compania, manda un afectuo
so saludo a todos sus amigos de
esta.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
CumpLedROs

CumpledHOs
En- ell dia de hoy cumple un
amos mas de vida ell Sr. Simon
Tomas Rodriguez, padre del
qrNe estas lineas escribe. Para.
81 %nuestros mejores deseos y 70
gamos que ell TodOpoderoso nos
10 dele entire nosotrOs por lar
COS amos.
Tan senalada fecha no la cele-
brara; pero rodeado del carl,
no de todos pasara tan allegro
fecha.
iFelicidades!
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
En- Ia Cltnica

En- la CItnicd
En- la noche de aver fue tras-
ladado desde su residential a la
Clinica La Popular Bondad,
ell ioven Bienvenido Cuellar, pa
ra ser sometido en- Ell dia de hoy
a una delicada Intervention Qui-
rdrgica.
Practicara la operation ell DR..
Jorge A. Trelles
Nuestros mejores deseos por
su rapido restablecimiento
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
Simpdtica fiestecjta

Simpdticd fieStecjtG
En- la noche de aver los espo-
SOS Cesar Y MargaritS Rivero
Mas lie ofrecieron una animada
fiesta a su unig6nita, Silvia
America, con motive de haber
cumplido su segundo cumplea .
nos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver los vapores ae
mericanos Pan Orleans y Mira
Luckenback, ell primero proce-
dente de New Orleans y ell Sc
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

l as damas pagaran Soc y los
caballeros Toe.
Sus organizadores piden que
ell p1blico asista vistiendo dis .
Traces.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
NOTAS SOCLALN
tfUR MARIO RODRIGUEZ,

A la media roche Sc presen.
tara un eX-elente "flocr- how"
FL producto de esta fiesta Sc
"a dedicado a mejoras en- el Sa.
natorio de la Scci2dsd.
Separe su mesa a tempo.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
RniLe de Halloween

Bale de Halloween
Los dltimos to2ues Sc estan
dando a los adornos del salon
principal de fiestas del Circulo
Cubano, para ell traditional bal
lie de Halloween, que Sc efectua-
"a ell Viernes.
La Scci6n de Recreo, auspi-
ciadora de este bale, pide a los
que tengan ell prop6sito de asis-
tir que 10 hagan disfrazados.
Tres populares orquestas ten
dram a su cargo la parte vocal.
BESIDE las 10 100 de la noche a
las 400 de la manana.
Precios: 25c las damas y 75c
los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28

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casa, compre la pintura
e. L. p, yendida exclu-
,ivamente por K i n g
Hardware. ga. avenida
ealle Is.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
Santos del Dtd
Simon, y Judas.

Una POStd'
La recibimos del ioven Artist
des Santirzo desde New York.
La gaceta., 1941-10-28
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22

open.
 The incident, according to Jesse Lasky, producer of the Sergeant York film, is indicative of a new trend toward unspoiled feminine actresses. And as a man who has discovered many stars Lasky should know a trend when he sees one.
 Surrounded by silk pajamas, maroon -colored bath robe and the sleek modern furnishings of a New York hotel penthouse, Mir. LaSky reviewed the other morn ing the long line of glamorous actresses he has sent on to fame. GOOD LOOKS"
 NOW COME LAST
 He emphasized that the talented young things being screen-tested these days are selected first for personality, then dramatic ability, and lastly for good looks. "Not that there wasn't plenty of talent to be found among the earlier players" he qualified. There often was. But we probably overlooked many good bet in those days because she wasn't as pretty as Mary Pick ford or as stunning as Billie Dove."' MT. 1asky says that in the old days, when camera tricks were limited and nothing was known of cutting in on & jaw-line by make up, a girl had to be beautiful to satisfy the public. If her profile
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
NEA Service stan writer

NEA Service Stan Writer A woman who is a miniature movie camera fan can use her hobby to great personal benefit. The corl- era gives her the same chance a movie actress has to see herself as others see iaer.
 one smart New York woman, realizing this had her friend film her walking (from both front and back), sitting down and getting up from a chair. going up and down steps, bending over to pick up some thing from the floor, and in any number of commonplace actions. THEN SHE
 MADE A RETAKE
 Since she had color film in the camera, she changed her dress the different colors in her ward robe.
 When the film was developed this smart young woman ran 1t of for herself, at least dozen times. She studied her figure, studied the way she moved, and noticed things about herself-little awkwardnesses that she had never seen before.
 She went into the matter of color, and discovered that some of the shades she liked best were not actually hattering to her.
 For six months she took exercises to correct her figure faults, watched her posture and her walk, tried to correct every glaring fault she had seen in that revealing movie.
 And then she asked her friend to take pictures of her agaa, doing the same things-ard a few more she had thought of such as pouring tea, and smoking.
 When the "retake" was run off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22

implied that little or no Iodine could 1 be found in samples Of siodized salt analysed by the, chemist Last year research chemists found that iodized salt loses nearly half Its iodine 1 on standing for 1S months after manufacture: mineral feed mixtures lose nearly q fifth of their iodine in four months. New process gives potassium iodide particles (SO0- mssh) waterproof coating of cal- cium or magnesium stearate. This lenables the salt manufacturers to offer a free flowing iddized salt in which the iodine is much more stable. CT. B. E)
 Thank you, Doctor. Even If the iodized salt now commonly used in place of ordinary salt re- 1 taias most of It's Iodine, ]. still take a nip of tincture Of Iodine once or twice a week, and advise everybody (man, woman or chiid) to do SO, unless one is under medical care, in which cases the physician should decide. For Instructions for Tak- ing an Iodine RAtions send stamped envelope bearing your address and of course mention what you want.
 BrOalchiectasis
 Have you any advice to offer a sufferer with bronchiectasis? (T. H. IF.
 Answer-In the early fall a series of articles on bronchitis, bronchiec- tasis and sinusitis (these states art commonly related) will appear D this column. regret I have nc printed matter on the subject at present.
 (Protected by John F. bile %.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
TORRINCTON GIRL
 GREATLY IMPROVED

Gabriella Ferrar, 154 Turner ave- nue, Torrington, nine-year- vic- tim of a rare blood disease, which is almost invariably fatal, yesterday was home on a visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Ferrara. The child displayed every evidence of having successfully combatted the disease. and physicians have ex- pressed confidence in her ability eventually to overcome 1t.
 Gabriella is now a patient at Parkway Hospital, New York City. and spent three years at Water bury hospital prior to leaving for New York. She has required count less blood transfusions in the past, but of late they have been admin istered with less frequency. -Satur- clay night the child was able to wit ness fireworks display sponsored by the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.