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La gaceta., 1941-04-21
TEATRO CASINO

Sera exhibida hoy por prime
"a vez la notable pelicula conf
ca Guiana "Yo soy ell heroe", en-
la cual Sc distingue Federico Pr
nero, secundado por Julio Diaz,
Pope del Campo. Lolita Berrio Y
Hum5erto de Dios.
Durante tres dias, que final
zaran ell microbes, podra ser Wis
a y apreciada por nuestro phi
blico.
Complete ell programa una
production hablada en- ingles,
noticias y caricatura. ,
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
LOS DEFFSORES DE To-
BRUK MANTIENEN SUS
POSICIONES

Londres. abril 21.-La resis-
tencia inglesa Sc mantiene en- il
base de Tobruk Y tambien en- Sa
lum. Nuevos refIerzos siguen
llegando al general Sir A. p. Wa
veil, jefs del ejercito del Milo.
Cuatro de una docena de tan
cues que atacaron en- Tobruk fuc
ron destruidos y los agresores
s~ufrieron numerosas bajas.
Ell ejercito m6vil ingl6s atac6
al enemigo en- diferentes luga :
res, ocasionandole muchOs muer
tos Y heridos.
Dfcese que los alemanes Sc pro
ponen atacar el oasis de Silva
que Sc halla en- un lugar a 200
millas por ell sur de Salum,
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
EN-
TRARON LIEvANDO- LA
BANDERA AMERICANA

Aver domingo Sc reunieron
en- ell Centre Obrero los MEM
bros de la Union de Calderete-
ros o "Boilermaers'.
Para no ser confundidos lie
vaban a su frente la bandera a.
mericana.
ESto 10 interpretamos Anoso-
tros como un nuevo aviso a los
desleales geu conspiran en- pro
del totalitarismo y quiza obede-
ciendo 6rdenes del extranjero.
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
LOS ROTARIOS DARAN
UNA GRAN FIESTA EN-
Ell CIRCULO CUBANO

La convention rOtaria que Sc
reunira en- Tampa ell dia %, da.
"a una gran fiesta en- Ell Circulo
'Cubano.
Los preparativos Sc compile
tan con ell apoyo del presidente,
la directiva del Circulo Cubano
y los queridos hermanos CAST
miro Y Lorenzo Hernandez, del
grondioso restaurant Columbia.
En- su oportunidad daremos
nuevos detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
SAIDRAN HOY 81 E
RECLUTAS PARA FORT


Para Fort Rarrancas saldran
en- la noche de hoy 81 j6venes
7oldados reclutas.
Tn grupo additional, de Is
mas, partira los dias 2 y 8 de
abril.
Ell dfa % Sc mandara para
ell Campamento Blanding un con
tingente de hombres de la raza
negra.
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
BOdas de los SalVGje

Por 10 general, en- los pueblos
salvajes Sc contrae matrimonio
en- edad temprana, cast desde
que Sc llega a la pubertad, En-
Australia los esposoS son pro-
metidos desde ninos, viniendo el
marido a reclamar a su mujer
cuando el ha llegado a una edad
competente.
En- algnnos pueblos, la hija no
tiene libertad para disponer de
su marido; perO en- otros. como
ocurre en- los guanas del Sur, er
ell archipelago indio y en- cier-
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
He aqui z formas de alivo para las mujeres

esa forma que puade aliviar ell dolor
~peri6dico debido a causas funcionales.
Mas pudiera tambien ayudar a mi
tigar la mOlestia periodical su listed
comienza a tomarlo, por las direccio-
mes, dias antes del "tiempo". Recuer-
de, que hechOs mOdernos y mas de SO
amos de popularidad invitan a deposit
tar vuestra cOnfianza en- CARDUI.
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
HaciG Cuba

HGciG Cuba
En- ell dia de aver parti6 para
la ciudad de la Habana ell DR..
Guillermo Roig y su Distinguish
esposa. Motiva este vale ell ha
Der sido mandad0 a buscar por
sus familiares, por hallarse 81
hermana bastante delicada de
salud.
Hacemos votos por que pueda
encontrar sana y saliva a su que
rida hermana.
La gaceta., 1941-04-21

Mes tras mes, algunas mujeres SUI
sufren las incomodidades y Ell dolOr
p~eriodico Functional. Entonces apren-
den a conocer ell alivio que da CAR
DUI.
Probablemente es porque CARDUI
aumenta Ell apetito y la corriente del
jugo gastrico, ayuda a la digestion y
ayuda a construir fuerza, energia y
resistencia fisica para muchas. Els en-
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
EN- OCTAVE LUGAR
ENTIRE 1928 ESTUDIANTES

En- un grupo de 2,29S estu
diantes, Ia Srta Lii Pizzolato,
Re esta ciudad, qued6 en- octave
lugar en el concurso de la Natio
nal Catholic High School Type
writing Association, efectuado
en- ell mes de mario.
Estudia la Srta. Pizzolato er
la Academia de las Hermane
de San Jose.
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
PASA DE 1000 Ell NUMERO
DE AVIONES DERRIBADOS

Londres, abril 21-Los recien
tss exito de los artilleros ingle-
ses contra la aviaci6n alemana
hacen ascender a mas de 1000
ell nGmero &c aeroplanos derri-
badcs. Masde 500 avines fueron
destruidos sobre las islas ingle-
sas Y ell resto sobre Malta y "a
parte central del 0riente.
La gaceta., 1941-04-21

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale IS.
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
FRANCES FUSTLADo PQR
LOS NAILS

Viahy, Francia, abril 21.-Cd
munican desde La Rochelle gus
un ciudadano frances fue fusi-
lado ALI por matar a un subofi-
cisl aleman y agredir a otro, ri
no Sc ha publicado.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-05-03
JERUSALEM CHURCH NEWS

Sunday was regular paste al day
at Jerusalem NJ B. Church. Sun
day School open at GAS. Church
service began with h officers in
charge. Three members were add.
ed to the Church. The P o r
preached w nderf sermon. The
Pastor was schedule to preach Rev.
c.. L. Thornton anniversary sermon
out ct New Canaan VI. B. Church.
Apa of his members follawed him
there. H preached soul string
We were glad to have Miss King
with US, at j rusalem. She is doing
some good W. *. We were also glad
to have the c ambers Special Sun
day night { election was $35.27
Rev ! c. Isaac, Pastor
Bro c L. Love, Clerk
Mrs. E. N. Savanna, Reporter
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-05-03
N. r. A. Boys
Continued from last week.


Before we got to Jackson Mr.
Gu It's Keller passed by a sign
Will read, mo Trespassing"
and w s nearly left. We arrived
home about 6 O'Clock Friday. All
o the toys reported fine time.
The n mes OF boys who made
tie trip are as follows: Wallace
Perkins. Freddie B. Riley, Ed
Riley, ] mes Linzy, Lawrence
Strong, Rowan Wade, Wendell
Burrell, Ward Thompson Curtis
Keller, Thomas Holmes, Thomas
Greene Edwards. Tommy Cook,
Robert Graves, Herman Glass,
Cecil Greene, Jr., Roosevelt Tay-
lor and Mercy Pace, Mr.. P. L.
81 lighter, Mr.. Kelly and his
nephew.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-05-03
10th Century Promoter
MOTTO.

Right is bright, please fight,
Wrong IS dark, no light"
l have dedicated the remaining
OF nv life to p ogram of Chris
tian Social Service.
No one is more interested in the
develo oment and worth while
progress, of the Negro Race suffi-
GENTLY to wrestle with the great
forces of ignorant and crime thai
are claiming the Negro Race to
the bottom rung of the economic
ladder than the thinking class of
Negroes themselve,.
Mr.. Roosevelt and his Cabinet
may have their program by which
to clip us. The American MIS-
sionar" Society may have t cir
program to help US. The Red
Cross Society may + ave their pro
ject to help US. There may be
National Youth Administra ion,
National Relief Agencies, Work
Progress Administration and Rec
rea iona Cen er, but do the Spon-
sors snd Legislators of these
mover emit mingle with us as
Race sufficiently to know wherein
the serious problems of our Social
life lie? NO. They have TO work
only from theoretical standpoint.
But, the thinking Negro would
have a decided advantage of all
the other social service workers
among Negroes, in that they
would have a first hand know
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-05-03

ledge of the situation from direct
contact with lhese serious prob
lsms of our social life.
Continued next week.
All those who are interested in
this program please meet with US
Tu sday night, May 6, at Liberty
Bapt st Church at p. m.
FRANKIE B. King, Promoter
SYMONDS NEWS
Surd y was pastorel dey at New
Hope No. M. B. Church. Rev. ]
II. Nicely preached a soul string
sermon. Text: Solemn Song 6 CT ap-
ter 10 We Sc. Subject, Who is She?
Mrs. Pesrl Paul and eve |
were dinner guest guest of MS. E.
Phillips.
Mr.. Gus Lake v isit Mrs. E.
Philip Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Gladly and
Mrs. S. D. lakewood accompanied
Rev. and Mrs. S. E Wiles to his
church Elbethel NJ B. Churc h
Sunday at Pace, Miss. He D cached
Text, Luke 1913. Attendance for
the day and light 623 T collec
ton was $52.o5.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-05-03

Right is bright, please fight,
Wrong IS dark, no light"
Evening star., 1941-03-10
Your Future Is In The Air

wv IT difficult understand whats happening world?
wv Aviation and
The speed and radius of modern make
Results obtained minutes that formerly required months Distances
forever lost their old their old barriers and their old
because speed of airplanes shrinking the world
Hosv does that affect me9
You convinced that Government Army and Navy think
the demand adequate o-econd But
may that you soldier and that there place yo life in
your plans, for utilization of aviation.
Do not challenge history
New methods of expedited have always altered the
of vehav always forced think their ms-ha always
required change methods their accelerated tempo
There when communities only miles
but Relative isolation order the
exception.
The steamboat the railroad the automobile and the radio all
tud the removal of the handcaps of distance Today
nation of oOooOOo people, community is isolated Expedited
transportation and communication bog about transformation local
national markets and methods
The facts are
History repeating itself transportation fastening
The world becoming community of neighbors
Evening star., 1941-03-10

living which the architect changing world
The potentae of aviation and the effects of do affect
whether live Detroit Dak Memphis Montreal Los
Angeles London The potency the pane today only
prelude peacetime possibilities
What can I do about it?
automobe People and
possibilities.
you electricity your home? When Michael Farady first dem
onstrated electricity Gladstone the British Prime Minister remarked Ye
but what earthly good is it,"
advantageous Increasing thousands of and becoming
travel by air. the advantages unfold They discovering many
o make it benefit them.
But, millions hare never tried air havel
We you include travel among personal experiences Find
for yo missing something See how aids you better
understand what's happening the world View the earth from this
perspective how stimulates your von your imagination and
effectiveness.
span Atlantic transpota-
ton Day and night regular schedules the ar lines the United States
making neighbor of distant cities.
The great of this uW of proges-to
keep abreast of the determine
poaion yourself your community and your country.
@.Nk~Rv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-18
BADMINTON MEET
 AT CROSBY GYM
Matches Today From 5 P. M.; Monaghan to Give
 Exhibition

The w P. A. Educational -Reere- ational Badminton tournament at Crosby High school gymnasium will get under way at 6 p. m. when the matches in the beginners classes will be played that were postponed last night. All players. who have not played are requested to report early tonight. Some fast playing will be witnessed tonight when the favorttes meet in the semi finals and finals. Some of the outstanding games will be in the singles when Lena Caffery, Jean Bibeau, Grace Pellens and others meet.
 Some of the favorites in the dou- bles will be Eleanor Smith teamed with Helen Kluge, Evaline Hauser with Dorothy Schneider, Lena Caf- fiery teaming with Helen Harris and Grace Pellens with Irene Phaneuf.
 Tn the beginners singles the out. standing teams looks like Jean Biz beau and Josephine Petticchi.
 At 8 p. m. Alderman John Mona- gan, city badminton champion will play and give an exhibition of place ment shots with Wally Trimble. The Crosby gymnasium will be open to the public and . following of the ever popular game is expected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-18
JUNIOR REPUBLIC
 CANDIDATES OUT

IAtchfield, April 18-Eight regu. lars were included in a large squad of candidates which recently an. Gwered Coach Bill Altenburgs initial call for the Junior Republic varsity nine. The team will open its season April a against Washington High away.
 !. Ray Wisniesh, who won four games last year, will do most of the pitching with Irv Wilkinson, of Mer- 3den, slated as the first string catch- CT. Captain Ted Lynch, of Hartford, will play first, Roger verville, Nor- wtch, ct second, Joe Bednarz. Hart ford, ct shortstop, Joe Ward, Boston, ct third, and Pete Dydula, New London, Prank Walsh, Bridgeport, and Richard Rhodes, Hartford, in the outfield.
 The schedule follows: April 23, Washington High, away; 25, Morris High, away: May 6. Canton High. away; l4, Taft School "B." away; 7t. Lewis High, home: June 1. Re- gional High at Falls Village; 6, Iitchfield High. Community Field; 1i, Litchfleld High, home; 13, Wash- angton High, home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-18
Today's Sport Parade
BY HARRY FERGUSON United Press Sports EditOr)

over his incisors, came a denuncia- ton of Billy Conn and Lou Nova.
 Herewith is an heroic attempt to merge the three conversations into one semi-coherent while: Why should the New York Boxing Com mission allow a Joe Louis-Lou Nova match or Joe Louis-Bill Conn match in this state? The one to fight Joe Louis is college man, born and bred in New York, wor- thy contender who has given Louis his hardest fight - my own Abra- ham Simon. Buns, buns, buns - that Nova and that Conn. Who did they ever lick?"
 An attempt was made to point out to the Boy Bandit that neither Conn nor Nova had ever had Q chance against Louis. whereas, the Messrs. Simon and Pastor, like Gongs, had been struck regularly by the champion. The attempt failed like the gurgle of water in Q glass against the roar of Niagara. The Boy Bandit merely got out of his chair and stood up for some vertical hollering.
 The odd part about this whole business is that Johnston is very likely to get both of his boys in there against Louis again. Jacobs is seriously considering Louis- Simon bout for Washington and a Louis-Pastor bout for Los Angeles. One reason is that Louis is popping the boys over so fast these days that Jacobs is running out of raw material and is forced to stage an encore now and then.
 Genius At Work
 Considering the Boy Bandits record - and 1t is something to con- sider = he is a genius in taking fighters off the scrap heap and get- ting them back into the big money shots. He took fainting Phil Scott, the Englishman who had talent for falling on the canvas, clutching his stomach and crying, "Foul", and parlayed him into fortune. He took an obscure Welsh lad named Daniels, put some brown stain on his face, hung a pair of curtain rings OIlCO HIS edrS HHu aIlIlCuHCeu LIldJ he was Gipsy King. The King and the Boy Bandit did all right. But the Boy Bandits supreme achieve ment was the way he transformed e Boston Italian into a Chinese fighter known as An Wong, the Canton killer. He did 1t by putting kimono and sandals on the boy and teaching him how to eat with chop sticks. The killer and the Boy Bandit did all right, too.
 The Boy Bandit looks as though he is standing up right well under the beatings Louis has given to Simon and Pastor. His fighters probably could take three more lick ings apiece from the Brown Bomber without putting so much as a tiny scar on the Boy Bandits face. For he Is the manager who coined a deathless phrase one evening by shouting from the corner at one of his fighters:
 "Get in there and punch, you bum, he can't hurt us."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-18
ThiSSpOrting
 World
Friday Fish And Chip.
BY JOHN A. cLUNEY

d Y the partially bald but braiy young who has made himself by moving college basketball games mo basketball that he has given up his other D o Football Giants which he has held TOT H yssas Promoter George Mulsan the Connecticut Lgnt ana Waterbuys already done er M 70 np the Boys Club next week oay Mugan donated the use the Wa'erp nd e park department given beacher seats and Snyder both boxers have aeady so 0V xof the Silver Glove meet
 salsned completely s baseball school In that big refining company wants es Cross and Hop Ropel In charge Jack winston popular Pat from the Chase Metal
 month of eundsys the day he golf Naugs Vinny Cuddy VIII probably Connecticut University first basean this season. snd
 fine of football when the time comes
 Herman Bronkie Baseball Players junior team
 arSord the association 90 good as player % Waterbury the old Connecticut League in io that he and later went the major different times On the days when he was not due to pitch team the o7 Big Ed Farley pitcher on the team in 1900 which also listed Grover his behalf old Pete" down and won't the greatest pitchers of all sder has his fainss including pitchers Alexander helped popular appeal that Farley the way has Alex the Great when both pitched for the 1900 Syracuse ksam.
 Paul Pr the golf opened
 the b watching the . Narragansett his nanesake 90 Paul Pm Industrial Softban league shy ump two being Contact Bob Kiersted at Te probably Sunday Stadium the other Hamilton Park s The league territory for players may be opened up wide enough H permit Waterbury clubs to talent from anywhere m Connectut mnA ew
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-18
Woods To Pitch
 Against Brown
Special to the Democrat)

worcester. Mass, >Aprl ls.- George 'Pinky" Woods, former snainstay of waterbury's Crosby high baseball team, will ofiicially aauncA his l04l season as leading hurieS of Coach Jack Barry's Holy Gross nine tomorrow afternoon at @4tton Field, weather permitting.
 Woods Is expected to pitch against Brown University In e Patriots Day game that will be well-attended. East rear Brown was the only col- aege club to dent Holy Cross rec ;Ord, defeating the Crusaders in the opening game of the year. From that point on the Purple nine was atnbesten in fifteen move starts. This season the Holy Gross team has already beaten Columbia in its Initial game a week ago and was beaten by the Boston Red Sox Mon- day in an exhibition contest. It was scheduled to play Fordham at Worcester today with the Brown Bruiro tomorrow,S holiday attrac- ton.
 The io4l schedule shows e total of 22 games, including the Red Box exhibition and Q three-game series with Boston College.
 The Crusaders play @ home and home series with Yale, the New Ha- ven contest being set down for Wednesday, June 1. Last year Woods pitched Holy Cross to 6 convincing win over the Yale ollegians before . large crowd of Waterburians. inc cluddng members of the St. Marys parochial school team. of which he was at one time 6 member.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-18
CHESHIRE TEAMS
 NAME STAPLETON

Cheshire, April 18--ManageES of the local softball teams and sev- eral players met Wednesday evening in the office of Chairman Luke stapleton on Mai nstreet and dis cussed plans for q schedule of games. Officers elected follow: Chairman, Luke Stapleton; treas urer, Frank Reisch: secretary. Ed- ward c. 0umprecht: scorer, William Burns.
 The following have been appoint ed to serve as managers or to serve temporarily in that respect: Bound- CTS, Harold Hole: Cheshire Cats, Roger Hall: Cheshire Chiefs. Harry Anderson; Indians, Howard Frisble: Highlanders. Tom Chapman; Red Men, Charles Heath; RefoEmatory, Bert Dobson; old Timers. Raymond Anderson. Ceremonies will inaugu- rate the opening of the season ae which time exhibition games VIII be-; played.
 Tho Cheshire Junior Boyn' club
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-18
Ivy Vs. Reilly At Hartford Tuesday; Servo Meets Duffy

Hartford, April i0.-Charging that Bobby (Polson) Ivy, Hartford feath- erwetght has been duck1ng him in his enortS to meet him in the ring, Beau Jack,- Holyoke's latest fistic sensation will start Q campaign at Foot Guard hall in Hartford Tues day night to force the Capital City scrapper to meet him. Ivy was of. fered c match with the Paper City scrapper but 1t was over the six round route. Ivy,s camp refused 1t because the bout was too short and intimated that the match might be arranged if 1t was of longer dura- ton. For that reason, Beau Jack, who up to now has fought nothing longer than six-rounder, will fight his first eight round bout in Hart ford Tuesday night. He will meet Bobby Reilly of New Jersey, Q stable mate of Gus LestlAWich.
 This will be one of two co-fea- tlire eight rounders being offered by Lou Viscusi, well known Hart. ford promoter. Tn the other, Marty Servo, Al We1ll's clever schnectady featherweight, will battle Billy Duffy of Hartford. Servo Is unde- feated in the ring 50 far and his followers predict that he will polish oil Duffy in no time at all
 Pep vs. Silva
 Two special six-roairld bouts have been arranged on the card. Tn one, Willie Pep, sensational Hartford scrapper who also is undefeated in ring warfare, meets his toughest opponent in Mexican Joe Silva. Last winter, Silva battled Ivy to Q draw in New Britain while more recent ly, he became the first fighter to defeat Beau Jack in Holyoke ring. In the other, another undefeated boy, c Boston welterweight, Fred- die Cabral, makes his frs Connec- ticut appearance when he fights Joe Cans. tough scrapper from Willi- mantle. Cabral Is Q hard puncher and he proved this recently in Holy. oke when he kayoed Jimmy Bell of New Haven. In the four.rounder the Blond Tiger from Lowell will fight Billy Marcus of Hartford. The first fight Tuesday will take place ct S:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-18
Boys Club NOTES

Paul Ianniconne, Bob O'Connor, Frank Miller, vinny Codianni, and Lazar Ianniconne will represent Waterbury 1 the State Indoor Ath- letic Competition ct the State School for Boys in Meridian this Saturday. The group will leave the club at 1 o'clock for the meet.
 Coach Felix Longo will meet with the candidates for the Jr. Varsity baseball team this Saturday at 2 o'clock in practice session at Brassco Park. All candidates must attend this important practice be-. cause the state league is scheduled to open the following week.
 All Silver Gloves contestants must report to the boxing room Friday at the 4 o'clock workout or at the eve. ming session scheduled for 2 o'clock. The big tournament is only one week away and much work has yet to be done in preparing the boxers for the big affair.
 The Unknowns will meet the Abrigades and the Robins will play the Vols in Intermediate 6oftball league games Saturday night. The Unknowns game will start at 6:45 with the other contest immediately following.