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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-23

7 There were hints, as early as sev- .eral months ago, that the leaders sGight let MT. Perriello have the
 nomination this year, offering him as a sacrifice" candidate. The in-
 3urgentS have countered by claim ing an assurance from the ex-mayor that he will refuse to accept any Resignation by the organization un- .less 1t is accompanied by promise That the present leaders will step sglown.
 Y The protest" faction leaders ' say that several months ago they ' would have been kindly disposed
 toward Commissioner John J. ' kearney of the board of educa- ss tiOn as 8 candidate for mayor on = . Fusion ticket, which would be = offered in the hope of winning VI votes of disgruntled Democrats.
 Now, they say, it is too late for ~ any Fusian slate, since there is v not time for the necessary "build- Y up', and are definitely decided on = Mfr. PerTielIO as their choice.
 s, It b the contention of the insur- gents that the Republican party here has to be completely rebuilt and that the loss of the city elec- ation in 1889 has left 1t almost thor roughly demoralized One of their Purposes is to change present party sruleS which give the town chairman
 dictatorial power in some respects. 1.-The chairman, for instance, can ap- Spoint or remove district leaders as ehe sees fit, without accounting to sanyone. The importance of this spower can be seen from the fact that under the rules the district Headers submit slates of primary < delegates. which, in effect, lets the gtown chairman name primary states sfrom every voting district by ap- spointing district leaders who will do sns he wishes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
Dbio Baiicnfreanb

BON California. SIN Sabre 1925 folg.
te er ei1em Nnfe Der llniperiitdt bon
ct. 2oltis. Gr lolIte oort bie 9btei-
lung fir @eopbDfif cinriebten.
anber bieieln 8efanat lit ser @eift-
lide Der 9ireftor Der Standardization
fir grobebenfori6ung Die bon Ben
Seiuiten betrieben miro. Sier Ian-
fen Die Meloungen bon Ben Is Seis-
Observation-Disclosures Ser Ser. Staaten
5lliamnten. Sier iperoen biefe Mel-
onngen bearbeitet nno berofie,ltlidt.
Der @eiitIibe iclbit oirigiert nibt
iinr; er lit oftiper Soriber, Der ieine
.0iotbemotif iebr gut feltnt ,nb por-
5iiglib an5uipenoen iueiB. gr bat ein
BUD gelbrieben, bas ben Sitel Geo
bpnamics" fiibrt. Sn bieiem 8ube
iino bie 8rl,noiate feitgelest, nab oe=
men cine iebe obadtllngsitation ar
6eiten ionte. @r bat allb oie aon-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
Iide Nnoronlneen erganeen.

libe Nnoronlngen ergangen.
@r5biidof @r0ber BON 5reiburg /,
8r. bat cine eenal,e- @nfnabme aller
liturgilbcn Nelterungen, oie in ben
letten SSabren in ein5elnen Girben
eingefiibrt n,lroen, angeorbnet unb su.
gleib befoblen, bob bel Sodamtern
ipeiterbin ser n1ebrlti1nnige &irden.
eeiang eepileet uno @emeinibofts.
melien ni6t an Stele bes Sodamtes
treten ioIlen. Ser 8iidof bon 9aiiau
empiiebIt bie @infiibrlng bes lit,rr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

itruftion peri6ieoener Snltrlmente
angeseben, sic iett I'M @ebraud iinb.
X X X *.. e.,
Gbemaliser Sertramter Sdnidaisss
iiber 9entidlanbs Submit
Dr. @eors 6. S. 8rener, MitelieS
Der fatboliiben oemofrotiiben Gartei
oes &on3lers a,,rt bon Shulbniee in
8ien uno eesenipGrtis Grofefior Der
@bemie ,uo Scr belti6en .Sprabe i'm
Goiarp College iu 9iiper 0oreit, ST.,
NO ct iid ieit ieiner Sluht aus eng
lonb i'm nereoneenen Niai oufbdlt,
erfldrt in enem IN ser ,,Netp @orIo"'
Ueroffentlibten Nrtifel: ,,Sn 9cuti6-
lano miro, Oh es Ben Grieg aeipinnt
ooer oerliert, eana beitinlmt cine Sc
pollution allsbredeu.. 0as beutide
Golf trdet feline 8iiroe ser 8erar-
mung ,mo set barten @etpalfberr.
ibaft in Ser SoffuunG BOB nod benz
2riege before Gage anbrehen. Sitler
bat MIR iolonge eiu @cfolge, als er
iraitanbe lit, Sieg anf Siee au ba,,.
fen. SelbIt Elm Na5iSiee miro bic
se,paltiame a,,ffebnllng ser bon Sit
Ter eroberten ,lno beIesten 2Gn6er arr
.5olgc babe,t 90 es bieien G6lfern
|nidt mebr m0slid iein miro, oie it,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

ei11en 9lbenbeebetes unb ser Sc.
meinldaftsmeiie, beionbers fir SIT
genbeottesoienite.
Seinitenpater cine Antorit6t in Ser
@eppbyff :.
Ser ge9enportig iu ser ct. 2o,'iier
llnioeriit0t t6tise Sseiuitenpater gfeu.
SSames Macelmane bat iid bonn
Idlidten 8auerniunecn .au einem BE-
faunten @elebrten berauieearbcitet
@r itebt be,lte on ser Spite oer sb-
telling fir @eopbpiit bel ser llni=
beriitat bon ct. 2ouis uno miro icine
umfon9reihen Genntnille anf bent &C.
biete Ser @ntitebung ,no 8erbreita,na
BON @robeben in Sen Dient ber Ma=
eemeinbeit Iteuen. ,
Yater Macelipane ipuroe I'M Sabre
1883 in Der &abe bon Sort Clinton,
Ohio, geboren. @r orbeitete arn6bI
ouf ser 5orm icines Gaters uno trat
i'm Sabre 1908 in bie @cIeni6aft Sc
III elm. sSsm Sabre 1910 beeann er
nit ieinen Stubien iiber oie Natnr
Ser @rbbeben. SIM Sabre 1911 er.
belt er bon ser llniperiit6t bon ct.
2ouis ben Hrofeilortitel inro I'M Sab
re 1923 bas Doftorat Der llniperiitGt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

Seine 5ertiefeit lmo @rfabrung
alsSdreiner llno aontraftor famen
bem 3cp. Sobn s. Galep, s.S.@.,
Mitelieo ser Yrieiter bon ct. 60.
m,lno III Selma, Nla, iebr 5,mut-
aen. Mit ser 8eibilfe ieiner Niarr.
an9eborieen, oie stpar arm, aber
tpillia iinb, erri6tete ct bie st.. Mi-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

9as felt 8eginn oes 8rieges i'm
gatifon eineeribtete giiro, bos .iid
nit Dem Sos Ser &riegsfangenen unO
bcrmibter Yerionen in ben bonn &rieg
beilneeiu6ten 2Gnocrn befabt, erbalt
fGelib im 9urdidnitt iiber tauienb
Mnfragen iiber permibte Eerlonen a,is
fa5t alien 2anoern.
9os bonn 81. Gater ielbIt erridtete
@iiro befinoet iid i'm Staatsiefreta.
riat nno muBte, tpe9en Der beltanoia
iib mebrenoen @nfrasen, cine Silfs>
Felle int 9anlaiusbof eroffnen. Cine
9an5e Irmee BON YrieItern berid)ieoe>
ncr GationalitGt, oie mebrerer Spra-
den mobtig iinb, arbeiten BORT unter
oirefter Mufiidt bes Yopites.
9ieles SiIfsperf bate Yapit Hius
Der 3lpolfte bereits inn 9eaember
1899 erridtet. 9ur6 nambafte I'M
teritiitllnG beIonoers ieitens ameri>
faniifer aatbolifer, fonn aud Elm
proftiides llnterItiibunes,perf fir
Gotbiiriti9e berid)iebener 2onoer
onrdgefiibrt iperoen.
Gin glGnaenbcr ,,&efprb"
Die nnter ser tatfroftieen 2eitlng
ibres @riinoers Heo. 3ibarb Selir,
D.S.9., ieit brei Sobren ieeensreih
mirfenoen Defenders of tie Saith"
In Conception, Mo., fonnen auf einen
groBartieen grfoIa 5uriidbliden
Dnrh ben &unofunf iinb 5000 8ro<
gramlne perbreitet ,,nb burb bic Yolt
iiber 100000 Stiid fotbolii6er
Shrif item perbreitet Woroen.
Ser. 3ped oieies apoltoliiden I'M
fernebmcns lit bas apoitolat inter
ben 9ibtfatbolifen uno bie Gertei-
bi9ung oes @lonbens, beionbers ge<
gen bic gemeinen Gerle,mouneen bes
fogen ,Sltbge" Hl,tberforb nno iei-
ner u8itneiles Of Sebopa''.
@csenludrtig miro sic 8ohenlerie
.Siabtpop TO Sapen" iiber mebr als
70 Gunb bfunfitationen perbreitet. 9as
@erf miro bnrd freiipillige 8eitrGec
bon Gotbolifen aller Staaten nnter-
ftiitt nnb beroient sic tpeiteite Ser
breitnng.
Gitnr9iIdjc 6 MISUNDERSTANDING
Der fatboliiden 8iidOfe 9enHdlanbs
Muf ser IebtiGbrieen 9iihofsfon-
ferena in sulbo iino 8eidliiiie iiber
cine einbcitlidbe Sronnna nnb 9ii3ip.
liniernna Ser litureiiben @rneue-
runesbcltrcbunsen eefabt uorben. 3n
p oieIem 3tpet tpnroe elm eieenes 9te.
ferot fir litureiihe 6raaen erribtet,
beilen 2eit,mg ben 8iidofen Mi9r.
6tobr bon Maina nmo Misr. 2on.
oersoorier BON Yaiiau iibertroeen
fpuroe. 9oourd ioIlen bic ieit meb-
rere sSabren in De,,tidlano beion-
oers eifrig betriebenen 8eitrebungen
au elmer oftioeren Teilnabme bes Sol
fcs ON @ottesbienite sei0roert uno
oilaiplinicrt uno eieenmadtiee Be-
ftrebungen @inaelner bintoneebalten
iperoen. 9ie tpiiienid)aftlibe 9isfui-
fion litareii6er 5raeen bleibt bon
Der Geroronung nnberiibrt ane ern-
ften &oridlaae auf Iitnraiidem @e-
bietc, bie brinelid erideien nno be-
rem Geripirflihl,nu I'M 8ereihe ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05
Miti,uod, ben 5. Jebrnar 1941

men nliferleoten Sarten 5u ertrosen..
Die Naoi-Hegier,mg miro iid1 nod onf
Iange Sabre ge5iDulgen ieben, bieien
2anoern Nabrnngsnlittel llilo Bob.
itoffe al ent5iebe,,, inn oos oel,tlde
berarnlte Bolt ar erl1abrel1. 5erner
tperbelt bieie bas Ma5i=Geailllent Ioj.
.ieioen golfer ibre religioie 5reibeit
per1angen. Ssseet id)on erlebt es oas
.fran5oliibe gnlf, bob es cine 5rei.
belt nadl ser anoern anfgeben nnB.
-8ie anfanalibe geriobnullgspolitif
oes @iener @rsbiidofs Sumter, nit
ipelber Der &irheniiirit bie reliaioie
5reibeit 5u iiberr nernleinte, bate
bel oen Na3i Ben eegenieitigen @rfolg
lli1b iiibrte mir 81, neuen geriole,nes'
mabnabmem fooaB iogar oos 1eben
oes graloten bebrobt ipuroe.'' III.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

haelsfapelle (iiebe 8ilo) in Seron
8ap, ala. @oblbabenoe @obltdter
iteIlten ibnt bas @elo oum gnfauf
oes 8aumaterials 5lr Gerfiieuug.
- llntenItebenoes 8ilo aeiet, Sci,
Srailer, ser Dem Yrielter als 8ob'
nung, nno Den Sduppen, ser als
probiloriihc Gapene bieute. .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-05

ttao IbDAAS haL D" ~ rSStI
mabnabmen, fobaB ioear bas 2cben
oes Yraloten beorobt ipuroe.'' u.
x X X .s..
9pn 2niao stnrso, ein perbannter
nnb bereeiiener Nrbeiterirennb
llnter bieler auiibriit brinet Die
usurora nno Gbriitlibe Node'' ei.
nen aus5ug aus oem 8erid)t iiber tei.
tie in1~ ct. Solepb's Collegiate College
in 8uifalo peranitalteten offentliben
9isfliiion, in pelder aud Elm 2eit.
artifel in ,,Sbe ltnion anb !@6o" iiber
oen bon Mniiolini aus Stalien Der.
triebenen, 20 Sabre alten 5ooiolprie-
lter >Siailiens ,lno SStaliens, 2,iei
5tl,r5o, 5ur 8eiprebung fam. Ser.
Ielbe ipobnt our 3eit bel einem ieiner
ii5ilianiibeu upaelani' in Der 8ap
Hibge @egenS Ser 5taot 8rooflpn.
linn bas Sabr 1900 beeonn oieier
5reltnb ser fleineren 2eitte i'm frei.
maitreriiden Stalien bie eetperfibaft.
li6e uno politilbe Srganiiiernne Der
Irbeiter, &leinbanern ,mb Sanbnerfer
bon Como bis Siraeuia an elmer
golfspartei (8artio Bop1lare), 5.
+. 5l1r> ein5igen Eartei Staliens, Die
einen geiunoen 8ieberoufbol Der ito.
lieniihen @irtidoit ,lno @eiel1ldaft
in Gang brahte ,.-
9ie &apitaliiten ,mb Miiitariiten
fauften iib Sen 8enito 1mb MN ST.
nito 0suiiolini ols @eeel,ipieler ee.
gen 9on Stur5o, ioipie bciien BOLTS
tiimlibe, iooiale &atboliide Aftion
uno Sartei. Ser sSiibrer St,,rao ,nb
ieine Mitarbeiter mnBten nod Mni.
iolinis M'ari6 onf Gom nod 2onoon
flieben; feline gii6er ipurben per-
brannt. Der fapitaIiitii6e nno mill.
tariitiide Sotolitaat oes 5SStalia llni.
ta'' mar Dor oen io5iaIen Heform-
uno &efonitr,lftionsioeen SEQ bes
9reiaebuten MIN ,,eerettet''. >-
Ser italienii6e 5oaialprielter Stnr.
30, ser nun am @rabe feiner Sabre,
@ebonfen unb Sdriften itebt, bofft
MIR nod, bob cine amerifaniibe llni.
perftat, bieueidt bas ct. Bonaoen-
ti,ra=G oaege, bur6 Die Mitbilfe Der
Gatboliid)en 1lninerittat in 0soilano
aopien bon iebem Stur5o=Ynb auf-
finoe, 5tpeds 8ieberorudes in Nme.
rita rint Original ober in elmer eng.
liiden lteberiebuna.
8ie oie 0iterreidiihen, Opfer Der
berIubtel1 8etpeaung uGerum gaopa.
rum' SEQ bes Drei5ebntem unb Der
Gatbolii6en Nftion Nins' oes Glften.
gnselbert 9oufnB nuo aurt 5buib.
nigg, fpridt Don Stl,tao bon ieinem
5ur 3eit ibiper bei,neeiu6ten Sc.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
Fiesta de despedida

Fiesta de deSpedidG
En- la noche del pasado jue-
YES fue feStejada con una fies-
Ia de despedida la interesante
Srta. Nina Gullo, motivando 6s-
ia su pr6ximo viaje a la ciudad
de Jacksonville, donde ingresa-
"a en- ell Hospital st. Vicente, a
tomar un curse de enfermera.
La fiesta lie fue ofrecida por
las Srtas, Leonor Dorrego y Ali
cia Garcia, en- la Residential de
la fe~stejada, 2607 de la Gale Is.
La concurrencia fue entrete-
nida por la Srta. Jerry Fernan-
DEE.
ALI anotamos estos nombres :
Emilia Gonzalez, Norma
Cuervo, Amalia Lopez, Alma
Rosa Terrero, Alice Pc
rez, Hilda Lord, Josefina Huer-
ia, Mary Zambito, Angie Clara
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

IL del dia, con uA enchilado de
jaibas, confeccionado en- los mis-
mos terrenos por expertos macs
tros culinarioS.
Por la tarde habra bale, CO.
menzando a las 300. AL efecto
han contratado los ~servicios de
dos reputadas orquestas de la
localidad, Don Francisco pa
ra las pleas americans, y La
Tropical" con sus cantanteS Sc
horita Mercedes Sanchez Y Joa-
lufn Barcenas.
La fiesta Sc prolongara hasta
tarde en- la noche. Las cantinas
estaran provistas de cuantas &c
losinas Sc puedan deSear, TODD a
precios populare.
Para comodidad de los que
no tengan medios de transpor-
tie, un buen servicio de guaguas
saldran del frente del Centre o.
brero, en- Ybor City, y del cos
tado de la fabrica Cuesta y Rey
en- West Tampa
FL precio del almuerzO y en-
trada Sc ha fijado en- 55c entra
da al bale solamente, rs para
damas y caballeros.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
NOTN SOCIALE
(PoR MARIO RoDRIc0Ez,

A%ntinori, Broadway Printing
Co., E. o. Palermo, Las Move
dades Restaurant, Tony Suarez.
Luis Who'll & Sons, John Pache.
20, Richard Casanova, Louis R.
Gonzalez, DR.. Santiago Panic.
Ito, Jose Arauna, DR.. Carlos
Barbas, DR.. P. NJ. Garcia, DR..
Jose A. Dominguez, Louis Be-
nito, Louis Garcia, Antonio
Garcia, Jose A. Gonzalez, Tony
Grimaldi, Sam Ferren, Peter
Marchese, Giuseppe Massaro,
Sam Coniglio, Ignazio Camma1
rata, Frank Sarconi, Logia Pro
greso No. 81, Emilio Lopez, e
duardo Lopez, Charles Cuervo,
John Pacheco, w. Primo Lord,
DR.. j. NJ. de la Puente, Arturo
Camera, Leon Cain, Johnny
Rivera, Joe Valdes, GOnzalo Ia
rate, Frank Cannella, Francis
co Garcia, DR. Jorge A. Trelles
V Secci6n de Damas de Protec-
ci6n y Auxilio del Centre Es-
panol.
Muy agradecido q la invita-
ci6n que nos envia ell joven Flo
rentino Fernandez, Secretario
de la Secci6n de RecreN del C..
AsturianO.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
Festejddd Ia Se6orTtG
Lola Garcia

FeStejGdd Ia SeNOritd
Lola Garcia
Recientemente fue festejada
con un Swimming Party" Ia
gentil Srta. Lola Garcia, por Ia
simpatica entidad social CherS
Amis Club, en- la piScina de Da
Wis Island.
Esta fiesteclta en- honor de la
Srta. Garcia, la motive su re-
greso de ia Perla de las Anti
Has. Despu6s de banarse Sc sir
vic una exquisite comida Y la
Srta. Garcia hizo entrega a los
asistentes de preciosos "souve-
Mrs" traidos de Cuba.
Sc encontraban %presentes:
Palmira Martinez, Marie Ca
lleja, Palmira Valdes, Mary
Game, Frances Carries, Tom Fla
llo, Andres Martinez, Gregorio
Martinez, Richard Lopez, Doni
10 Dye, JAG Fernandez, Angel
Valdes v Max Garcia.
Sc les hizo saber a los MEM
bros que la ira que habia anun
ciada para ell Domingo, en- ell
estate Park" ha sido pospues-
ia para ell domingo 7 de Sep.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
81 Cabaret de hog
en- Ell CtrculA CabanO


TODD esta deb;damente pre-
parade para la gran fiesta pri-
yada que Sc efectuara en- la no
che de hoy en- ell Patio-Jardin
del Circulo CubanO, fiesta orga
nizada por las sociedades Circu
10 Cubano, L'Unione ~Italiana,
Italia, Centre Espanol Y Cen
tro Asturiano, a beneficio de la
organization patri6tica U. S. o.
Como es sabido de todoS, es-
ia organization existe en- TODD
ell pals Y su principal objective es
dar entretenimiento a nueStros
seldados.
La fiesta empezara a las IL
de la noche, estando amenizada
por dos orquestas, Don Fran
cisco" y LA Tropical, esta Ill
TINA con sus cantantes Srta,
Mercedes Sanchez Y Joaquin
Barcenas.
A la media noche Sc presen-
tara un extraordinario acto de
variedades, estando este a cargo
&. de cOnocidos artistas de la loca-
lidad.
Los que han separado mesas,
son:
DR.. A. Ferzia, Frank Falso-
ne, Nick LOdatO, Albert D. Ar
pa, R. Sheldon, G Guagliardo,
Dick Greco, Henry Johnson, C.
IN. Bowland, Nick Nuccio, V.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
Ell picnic de mdiana

Ell picnic de mdiiaRa
Tendra nAnana su Ultima o.
portunidad de la temporada de
verano los amantes a las fiestas
alaire libre, asistiendo al gran
picnic que Sc celebbrara en- ell
Campo de Trio de la Policia.
Esta fiesta ha sido organiza-
da por Ell Club de Recreo de la
Association de Panaderos de la
localized.
Sus organizaciones Sc mues-
tran muy o%ptimistas, en- cuanto
a la labor por elias realizada.
Nos dicen que laventa de bole-
tos, para almuerzo y entrada, es
bastante crecida.
La fiesta dara comienzo a las
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

vella, HildaLa Rosa, Margarita
Sardihas, Enaida Sanchez, Vio-
la Men9ndez, Josefina Collura,
Annie Gullo, Ida Vale, Grace
Fleitas. Antonio Cueto, B. Da-
rrego, S. M. Gullo y otros mas.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
Miss Latin America
ViSitard Ia Hdbdnd

Miss Latin America
ViSitard Ia Hdbdnd
Ell pr6ximo dia % de octubre
una delegation del Carnival La
tino Americana, encabezada
por la Reina de dicho "evento",
Srta. Frances Cannelle, vista
ra la Habana, en- viaje de bue-
ma voluntad.
Como EN- amos anteriores, dis
t~inguidaas persOnalidades Sc
uniran a eSta comisi6n.
P-r6ximamente daremos O.
tros detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

tornado un curse de Psicologia
en- la Universidad del Estado.
Los conocimiehtos adquiridos
en- sus nuevos estudios, los pom
dra en- pracNca ens ell proximo
curse escolar, q. dara comienzo
Ell lunes 8 del entrante mes de
s~eptiembre.
Mucho nos alegramos de te-
nerla de nuevo entire nosotroS
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

81, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. L. p. Sofa
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, Ga. ZEN
v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

Santos del dla
Sabado: Santa Rosa de Lima.
Domingo: San Ramon Mon
nato, confesor.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
De regresO

De TegresO
Nuevamente Sc encuentra en-
tire nosotros la Distinguish Sra.
Provindencia Velasco, doctora
en- Pedagogia, despues de haber
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
. MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE

rock-crusher hand and bid two
spades. North looked unhappily
at his cards, then at the score,
while South glared at him.
Finally North passed.
Then the fight began. How
can you pass . game demand
bid?" said South. But two
spades is enough for game"
North defended himself. That
has nothing to do with IT," ragged
South. II can pass under game
il I want to, but IL u your duty
to respond after my opening
two-bid."
Even after dummy went down,
South continued to fume Here
goes q vulnerable slam right out
the window"
But North got back some Of
his own when South proceeded
to make just two-odd on the
hand, losing . heart and four
spade-. BY double dummy plsy
he could have made three odd,
losing only three trump tricks,
but we echo North's assertion
1T was mighty lucky Tor ~ that
we had % on game, % that ]
could pen your two-bidl"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
} HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

ished actor has annuities and
other assets that bank presidents
would bow to.
MARITALLY SUCCESSFUL
He has a small home in the
San Fernando valley where he
trims the lawn, worries the
hedge and tolls in a rock garden
like any tired young business
man. The most unusual thing
that ever happened to him, he
says, was that a year ago he
managed to marry q wonderful
girl. His wife is Kay st. Ger
maine, well-known radio singer.
Jack Carson, whose real name
is Jack Carson, was born Oct.
q, 1910, in Carmen, Canada. He
went to public school in Milwau-
kee to st. Johns Military Aca-
denny, and to Carleton College in
Northfield, MINI. He played
some football and appeared In
college shows, and says he al
ways wanted to 60 on the stage.
He doesn't know why; none Of
his ancestors ever had thought Of
such q thing.
Along in his junior year Q fell
low named Dave Wilcox, of the
University of Minnesota, sugges-
ted that they team up and 60 in
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NO USE BEING MAD
At EVERYONE

Senator "Hoppy Chandler Of Ken
lucky is, generally speaking, sunny
and pleasant man who we'll deserved
his nickname. Acrid Senate debote on
the droft property bill got even "Hop-
py Chandler down the other dawn in
an exchange with Senator Wheeler in
which reports grew sharp and snoppy.
How con one remain in good hu-
NOR, lomented Chandler ofteword, in
q world where "eveybody's mad at ev-
eybody eIss"3
The onswer is, they cont, and
thot's Why % many Of US grow jittey
In these days Of suspense. The only
suggestion we can think Of is to be good
ond mod at Hitler and all his hench-
nsen who plunged the world into this
ern Of III feeling, ond to be extro nice
qnd kind to everybody else just to boil
III Oft. =
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without disruptlne or demorolixino the
productive efforts OF men and women"

without disruptlna or demorolixino the
productive efforts Of men and women.
At any time, under any elreums-
tonce, fire Is the enemy OF the national
welfare. And in such times a. these.
when all the productive resources OF
this country ore being strained to build
q military machine unprecedented in
our history, the danger and menace
of fire grow q thousondfoId.
InrembottIed London, the fire fight
ers - and this includes the civilian
population, no less than the organized
fire brieodes-hove wrought miracles
in controlling fire. Here in this country,
in our little towns as we'll as the greet
cities, we have the opportunity to lick
fire to stondstiII, to the end that the
defense program may go forward with
out delay. The man and woman who
fight fire today, fight for the eounty's
security and sofety.
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to vaudeville. There was still
vaudeville then, and q couple Of
youngsters who could dance, sing
and make up quaint sayings US
ually could find 4 booking. Car
son also was able to play almost
any musical instrument. by ear.
Vaudeville died, and the act
split up Aftef,p|eying on Broad
way, and jack Carson became an
me- for stage shows In large
movie houses. In difficult in
tervals he worked on q construc-
ton gang, on . railroad, and sold
pants hangers and signs. Holly
wood didn't send for him; he
just came here. First he played
in Z bad picture ut United Ar
fists. Then he went to RKO and
began being mean.
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HOLLYWOOD-This Is about
a mean man named Jack Carson,
one of the highest paid heels in
Hollywood. Actually he Is an
amiable, sentimental guy, but
for acting he has discovered that
the SNUG countenance and man.
ners Of drug store corner Casa
nova are better career insurance
than the heaving chest and patri-
clan profile Of . gent who always
gets the gal.
Being the kind of actor who
can steal q scene before the
average ingenue can count to
10 by fives, Carson is big and
handsome enough In a broad way
to become q leading man, but he
prefers being q heel, and he is
at it again.
Our heelo, who holds the un-
disputed record of having lost
Ginger Rogers six straight times
on the screen, now unfolds his
low character as q married man
in New Orleans Blues" over at
Warmers. He is married to Pris-
ella Lane, to whom you'd think
any bright young man would be
kind and attentive. But not Cad
Carson.
SOCKED IN THE PUSS
AS usual, he gets q poke in the
jaw. During his career of
some five years, audiences have
learned to control their ire until
the fine moment when somebody
hands him retributive haymak-
er. In New Orleans Blues" he
gets 1t from 245-pound Peter
Whitney. It should be very sat-
isfactory.
Fresh from q career as q mas
ter-of-ceremonies in mid-western
theaters, where q glib delivery
and the nerve of sailor in a
harem are required, Carson Gre
ated q new kind of villain for
the screen-a sort of light-heavy.
He's the prototype Of the high
school bully, the smart guy with
the dull sense Of humor and the
swollen ego.
Offstage, though, he Is an I'M
assuming man. His business
agent shrewdly' grabs Carson S
check before he can get to it,.
with the result that the aston