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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
Newtown, Mass, September 10 =

Newtown, Mass, September 10 -- Boston College will observe the opening of It's 79th academic year with the enrolment of Q freshman class approximating 400 students on Monday, September l5, Rev. John J. Long, s. J., dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, announced, to- day.
 The sophomore class will report Tuesday, September l6, with the juniors and seniors scheduled to re- new their studies on successive days,
 Registration of students in the undergraduate divisions of the col. lege, including the College Of Busi- ness Administration, has been go- ing on since September 8, and indi- cations are that the total enrolment this year will be about ten per cent below that of September, l940. The decrease is due to student enlist ment in the Army, Navy and Ma rine Corps, together with the de- mands of the Selective Service Act and miscellaneous reasons.
 Less than 20 per cent of the uns derclassmen were required to regis- ter for Selective Service during the past year which includes the regis tration dates of last fall, and July 1. 194l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
PLANS COMPLETED
 FOR YOM KIPPUR

Final arrangements have been completed for the Rosh Hashanah and Tom Kippur services at the Waterbury Hebrew Institute. Co., chairmen Howard Matzkin and Reu- ben Fucker have distributed tickets among all members of the ticket committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
Walter WincheII Y ON BrO0d0'0y 1.
lsVaas HlaE ReglIesEea. ossysAs bod. Dalg AlWssI

ONE NEWSPAPER TO ANOTHER
 The Sfnfulness of New YOrk's
 gwanky saloon-set was scolded again
 the other day by . Detroit news
 paperman His by-line is
 omitted for reasons the reader will
 note below But his indictment
 ds interesting, if incoherent It is
 quoted in part - and the reply
 which follows is from the portable
 Of one of Mauhattan's most pros-
 porous press-pass raters = who
 served his apprenticeship as Q re-
 porter on Detroit, Miami and N. Y. gasettes.
 mtOned the Detr0iter: '"This
 strange mingling of gangsters and
 so-caIled socialites came about as
 Q result of prohibition. The blind-
 pigs were called clubs to dodge the
 law and the gangster rum-run-
 nerS began fraternizlng with the
 silly sons of the idle rich who had
 cash to pay on the line for hooch.
 To their surprise, the gangster and
 the son of the idle rich found that
 underneath the skin they were both alike = with the same lack of moral standards and the same at- titude toward life That's how one swanky spot owner met the 'Corny' Vanderbilts, the Asinine As- tors and the other worthless para sites who live off their inheritance. The racketeer dances with the daughter of the 6owager and @ good Slime is had by ell. The only change Ss that the racketteer Is dressed up and puts on polite manners and She Social Set quits pretending 1t 9ver had any Standard of Decency."
 10 which . former student of the complainant rehuttals:
 Dear B: I can feel your arteries l hardening. The sound terrifies | me - because you're in that flight | that soloed with glass wings just | about ten years ahead of me. So | I missed all save the tail end leav- angs of Old Delmonico's, Rector's, | Jacks, etc., which you recall with | Sose colored nostalgia - nights when only ambitious youngsters were swinging their hips in the first fox trots and their arms with the drink of the day, as compared with second generation wastrels which you sec drinking in the joints to- day.
 "But when I was doing features 0 few years ago and dug into the files Of those days 1t was historically recorded that the same complaint was made by guys with low hair and high blood pressure Guys who were regarding their own. youth an the mellow glow of their dying embers.
 1T think both those historians and you today are wrong I think there was inherited wealth Ioolhardily clamoring for notice then --aId now--and always overshadow- ing for public comment the table talk and drinking repartee of the smart, ambitious youngsters and the genteel, ambitious and hard hitting of the inherited wealth group.
 "Take today for instance. Your publisher is 0 man of considerable inherited wealth You would call him or'you should "a useful scion of inherited wealth He put his flnancialiaad men, tal shoulders heath the decaying arches of . property you saw fall- ing around us. Still we see him around these same night clubs having fun And I'll bet often doing a mite of good for his prop critics -. I understand he'll tear the numbers off e roulette table in his earnest attempt to pick a right one. ''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
Can Defeat Initiation Says Sec'y Morgenthau
Threat of Initiation Grows Worse Is Statement of Treasury Head-Can Be Averted by Increased Taxes

Boston, September 1O = (UP) -n Imitation is an imme- date threat to the nation and be averted only by increased taxation according to Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. We facing it Qnflaon) now he told the Advertising Club of Boston last night He said that to halt such disaster i've shall have to tax ourselves much heavily next year than this year great and far-reaching as the present tax bill will be-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
NEED CORN

If you placed one grain of corn on the first square of 6 checker board, doubling the number Of grains in each succeeding square, there wouldn't be enough corn in Canada and the United States to finish the board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

Mrs. Carmella M. MuscO today passed her fcur score and four milestone, the occasion being marked by Q little family gather ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Domenic Cibelli of 273 Wash ingtOn avenue. Mrs. Musco was mast pleasantly surprised by the unexpected family reunion and by the number of friends and neigh bOrs who called to offer their con- gratuIatiOns. Mrs. MuscO has four children, nineteen grandchll- drcn and two great grandchildren. Her two sons are Pasquale and Salvatore MuScO and her two daughters, Mrs. DOmenlc Cibelll and Mrs. Anthony Tempoll. Most of the youngsters of the four fam- files were on hand for the celebra- ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
FREEZES FASTER

Because it loses its latent heat faster, hot water freezes quicker, so if you want ice cubes in a shorter time, fill your refrigerator tray with hot water instead of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

MT. D. get cllnkers out of
 your arteries you lived your past
 In your own way and had fun at
 it Give the future the same
 chance you had. notice you belted
 Q guy who was once Q liquor dealer
 during prohibition 4. Memory re-
 calls that I bellied to the same bar
 as you in Detroit in those memor-
 able days The only difference
 between the guy you rapped = and
 me = in those days, was, figura-
 lively, the side of the bar on which
 we stood n and the fact that your
 target didn't drink For my
 dough you and that guy were . parlay, and if you criticize him in
 the wake of law that was 60 un- popular 1t had to be stricken from
 the books - you should reserve e
 word of public reproach for your self.
 "There ls no record of your tar- gets arrest or patrol wagon ride in New York during those speak, easy days .. Nor have there ever been any public or private con- demnation for any spiffed speeches
 he tried to make before YMCA groups .... You can see that my memory functions, eh? !. If you are going to be so righteous and, reformed in such e virtuous way; If you are going to insist that every body ride the wagon of decorum, then you should save Q seat for yourself and be sure you stay in 1t -and never climb down-not even for Q periodic bender t. And those weren't gangsters you saw in the New York night clubs when you were tipping the bottle on O trip to Gotham =. Those were former Detroit newSpapermen, who trained under you--and once used you as Q made for success"
 A Montana house organ quotes e radio station client as saying. "We are turning thumbs down on Win chell on our station until NEG will present two or more opinions on the same or adjacent programs or ct least ct the same time on alternate days. When this is done you and I, the public, will be able to make up our minds as to which is right"
 What mlndsp And what distor- tionl What the station stooge for certain senators actually told the NEG - when the NEG executive of- fered to substitute our time in Mon- tana with someone like Kaltenborn was this; "Only on one condition. That you put someone on right af- ter Kaltenborn who will refute every thing he saysl"
 Kaltenborn pans only Nazis.
 BlgtOwn Tickertape: Clifford 0dets had tough night Lost most of his advance royalties on his new play, Clash in the Night" at gln-rumEny to producer. Billy Rose .. Eleanor Holm kept score. Nc wonder! =. Then his purp bit a boy Cafe SOciety's three most pubIiclzed pIaygirls were barred from MT. Blllingsley's place more than . week ago = for con- duet unbecOmlng drunks .. Mor- ton Downey has just peddled his SlSO,OO0 Conn. farm for co G's Puk PaariS and her groom are - after she almost got her melting papers. But she isn't Sure, again -. Anna Case, widow Df Clarence Mackay, has written the iittles for LaC0nga'S new revusical tue next week The A. C. At- | ter-Angelita Harms betrothal is now a Torch Song ... The rum0r | hat George Jean Nathan would in- ierit the critic post on Q New York paper had no foundation. He has 'purned oOdles of them - just won't Dc rushed to . typewriter after . certain .. G.Man Hoover shelved
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
FOSTER CHILDREN

More than 10000 children in England are being brought ap by i5.000 foster mothers. under sue pervision of health inspectors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

Mexico City is revivlng the legitl. mate theater by establishing a camera playhouse" for the presen- tation of selected dramas and com- edieS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

20 lbs In { wkS. eating half of each meal The State Department is concluding . pact that they hope will result in . Away treaty any moment - between the U. S., China, Russia and Japan!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

m the sixth census, ie40, the united States had e population of l7.06osa5s an increase of 92.7 per cent oger thaA lo2o figure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

Because of the present world demand for mercury, the Santa Barbara mercury deposit in Peru has been reopened after being Idle for nearly IS years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
LAKE ASSN. IN FINAL MEETING
Ladies' Night Observed Tea Party for Mothers
 in Center District
WOLCOTT sara. C. Nelson Cole, Todd R0Md--Telephene SO939

Wo.cott, Sept. 10. - The final meeting of the season of the Hitch- cock Lake Improvement association was held Friday night at Moyni- hans restaurant. It was ladies' night and 6 large crowd attended. Five new applications were re- ceived. John Carlson presided. The ladies of the building fund com mittee composed of wives of fire men and fire commissioners, were given permission to hold the an- nual Halloween party that is usual ly held by the association to help swell its fund. The real estate committee of the association pre- sented to Chief Theriault the deed for the lot where the new fire house is to b rctd, that up to then was the association's property. TEe chief thanked them for the deed in be- half of the ftremen and said that inasmuch as the funds for the new firehouse are being contributed by the people 1t will be used as Q Con- munity Center. Movies weer shown of the fire department on parade at various times including tn elast one. A social hour and refresh ments were enjoyed after the meet ing.
 Miss Emma Terrill, teacher at the Center school will have a tea party for mothers of childrc@ of the Center district after school on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Rose Klitka and Miss o,Neill will be the special guests and e discussion on hotlunches will be held.
 The selectmen have appointed John Carlson, Walter Wilson and Thomas Seery as q committee to make recommendations for Q zoning commission as voted at c special town meeting last month.
 The marriage has been announced of Edward Martin, son of MT. and Mrs. John Martin of Wolcott road and Miss Elizabeth Behan of Bridge street, Waterbury. The wedding took place August 30 at St. Johns Church of the Gross in Middlebury. The attendants were: Mrs. James Nolan, sister of the groom and George Behan, brother of the bride. A dinner for the immediate families was held at Shel Chateau on the Meriden road. After 0 wedding trip to Wilmington, Del, the couple will reside on Bridge street.
 The selectmen and town clerk will be in session at the town hall Saturday from o. n. to ?. m. to administer the electors oath to all who are qualified to receive It.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

The selectmen and town clerk will be In session at the town hall Saturday from Q 0. m. to 8 ?. m. to administer the electors oath to all who are qualified to receive It
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
5. Aid Ship i
Sunk Off Suez |
Iatsrnallonal Nsr. servles wlrr

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.=New
York shipping circles today re-
ported that the former American
passenger liner San Juan. flying
the Panamanian flag. sank afteria
blackout collision in the Gulf Of
Suez last July 30.
According to the reports reach.
ing New York, the 3,512-ton vessel
was en- route to Alexandria with
American supplies for the British
when the mishap occurred. Ship.
pers expressed surprise that the
government had not announced
the three-month-old sinking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
DENIES TELEGRAM

Today he denied he had done so.
saying he had consulted his office
overnight, He was not permitted
10 explain why he knew he had
not sent such a telegram.
The witness said he first met
Biof in May, 1887. after he
tWarner) had returned from a
trip 10 Europe.
Warner added that his first
meeting with Bioff was on a train
at Chicago-the "Sante Fe Chief.
Q-(By Breslin Isn't il
fact that you and Hazen tAtty.
Joseph p. HaZen. a Warner COM
pany lawyer had dinner in
Bioff'S drawing room with Mr..
and Mrs. Bioff?
Al don't think 80.
Q-And didn't you and Hazen
talk To Biof for couple of
hours on that occasion?
Al do not recall anything
like that.
Breslin shifted cross-examina-
ton TO the fact that the Bioff and
Warner farms in the San Fer
nando Valley. near Los Angeles,
were only 3 miles apart.
Q-Werent you entertained
.stthe Bioff farm a number OF
times in February. 1889. and
May. 1902
Al can remember being
there only once.
Q-Isn't il a fact that you
used to call the Bioff maid by
her first name-ElSie
A-POsitlvely not.
Warner admitted that pos
sibly' he sent Mr.. and Mrs. Bioff
an invitation to attend the we'd
ding of his daughter in 1899
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Bill Posters Protest

The ALL Bill Posters Union
today protested to Common Coun-
Gil against permitting city en-
ployes to post traffic safety
posters and demanded that union
men be given the work. Traffic
Director ID. Grant Mickle in
formed council that he will need
an additional appropriation if out
side labor is used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Gum COInbafS Disease
Demonstration Here Tonight TO Show How Microbes
Suecumb TO Ultraviolet Ray Blast 7 4.

Introducing the gun 10 Detroit
ers will be the inventor, DR.. II. c.
Rensselaer,, director of research,
Westinghouse Lamp Division,
Bloomfield, N. ].
Doctor Rensselaer, will turn his
gun on a screen upon which have
been projected thousands of live
microbes while the visitors watch
the bugs curl up and die under the
ultraviolet blast. Practical use OF
the gun against disease will be
discussed by Doctor Rentschler
and others who have adapted the
gun to business, industrial and
home use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Thug Pal Says
She sNoGunGir|


Violet Kymberg. 1s-year-old ex-
waitress charged with robbery
armed, changed her plea of guilty
to one of innocence when srraigned
today before Recorders Judge w.
Mckay Skillman.
Miss Kymberg, charged as an
accomplish of ex-convict Lawrence
Nelson in the armed robbery of
several gasoline stations, said she
came 10 Detroit with him two
weeks ago from Ishpeming to find
a job.
I'll didn't know what was
going on until l had accom-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

A new kind Of powerful gun
one TO save human lives, not take
them-will be introduced in De-
troit tomorrow night.
1t is the 30.O00-ampere microbe
gun, 10 be used in the perpetual
about war of science upon dis
ease.
Tho new gun, which shoots
ultraviolet rays, will be demon
strated before 1000 members of
the Illuminating Engineering So
ciety and the Electric Club 0of
Detroit at 8 p. m. in the Detroit
Edison Company Auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Feared Assault
At Bioff ISLANDS,
Warner Asserts
spee,at1.o THE DETROIT TIMES

NEW YORK. Oct. Harry M
Warner, president of Warner
Brothers Pictures, Inc, testified in
the Federal Court here yesterday
that he was in SUCH fear of bodily
harm from William Bioff. West
Coast labor leader. accused of ex.
torting 100000 from his moving
picture company that two body
guards were engaged TO protect
him.
Warner said this measure be-
came necessary in November. 1887
after he refused TO pay the final
$50. 600 demanded by Biof To COM
plete the 100000 total. However,
the witness said he did pay the
$50 900 balance later.
Bioff, West Coast representative
and real boss of the international
Alliance OF Theatrical Stage En-
ployes. and George f. Browne.
president of the union, are on trial
charged with extorting $780, 600
from four ma of picture companies
under threats of strikes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
DENIES FRIENDLINESs

After denying several defense
counsel suggestions that he was
overfriendly with Bioff despite the
alleged extortions. Warner was
asked by United States Attorney
Matthias Correa:
~Were you, at any time you
knew BiOff, fearful OF bodily
harm that he might visit upon
you?"
Defense objections caused the
question TO be ruled out by Fed
eral Judge John c. Knox. Correa
then asked:
did you take any precautions
against bodily harm that might
be visited upon you?"
Yes, did" replied Warner.
ASKED BoDYGUARD
He continued:
when l refused 10 give him
any of the $4,000 tthe final pay
ment of the 100000 totaD and
after the strike at the Columbia
Studios, went to Blaine
Mathews, head OF our police de-
partment. 1 told him / feared
there might be trouble, and I'd
like TO get protection.
He suggested that two men
be assigned TO follow my car,
and this WAS done for two weeks.
They followed me TN car to
see what might happen"
George BresliH, Bieffs attorney,
jumped up at this point and
asked:
did anything happen
NO." replied the movie eXecu-
tive. who said the body guards
we're then withdrawn.
Breslin asked the president Of
Warmers If il wasn't fact that
when Mr.. and Mrs. Bioff were
sailing for South America on Feb.
5, 1888 he (Warner( had given
Willie" Bioff box of cigars and
Mrs Bioff a corsage.
~ don't think So" said
Warner.
Warner, on the stand Monday,
could not remember whether he
had sent the BioffS a bon voyage
telegram.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

Gen. Hugh $. Johnson.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
panied him In the car on several
Of these robberies. Then I was
afraid to do anything about It."

she told Judge Skillman.
Miss Kymberg. who was Is less
than week ago, took no active
part in the stickups. Nelson con-
tinued his plea of guilty and will
be sentenced a week from today,
following a report of the probation
department. Miss Kymberg was
held for trial on continued bond OF
So. ZOO, two sureties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Map Bill 10 Give
Information on
Constitution
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING. Feb. l3-At next
years Fall election. voters will
decide whether constitutional
convention shall be called for 1913
In anticipation of an affirmative
vote. Republican Senators Joseph
A. Baldwin. Ernest &. Brooks
and Earl l. Burhans will introduce
a bill next week setting up a
study commission 10 present the
convention with material needed
for CONSTITUTIONAL changes.
Even before that" Baldwin
explained. ''the commission
would act a. clearing house
for information and present To
the voters the desirability OF
having, or not having, a conven-
ton"
The last constitutional conven-
ton was held in 1908. If II is
decided at the polls that new
one IS needed. three delegates will
he elected from each senatorial
district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Youth Is Warned
Of Agitdtofs

A warning against agitators
seeking 10 influence youth. was
given by Darrell Brady. newsreel
cameraman, IN his Fisher Town
Hall address. Brady based his
talk on his own experiences.
When an Eagle Scout. Brad,
was sent TO Germany in the early
days of Hitlers rise TO power
Efforts were then being made 10
offset Nazi influence among Ger.
man youth.
BrF ~ related
ION that visit five years ago,
Hitler said to me: My power is
the youth of Germany
He promised them recog-
milton, food, security and the
chance for happiness. but the
least OF us here I'm America have
more than the best of those
abroad"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Money on the Table;
II Face Gaming Trial

Seventeen men arrested by
Hamtramck police in a raid on the
Hearts Club, 1929 Joseph Cam
pau avenue, today We're 10 he
arraigned in justice court for viola
ton of the gambling laws. Patrol
man Joseph Berlin said that the
men were playing cards and that
when the raiders broke in. Zyg-
mund Pycz. 80, of 1887 Mackay
avenue. was held as the operator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
From Latin Americas

NEW YoRCII1Ds The swell FL Greco exhibition for Greek War
~ Knoeder The boadcasts from the Latin
Americas Warmers Strawberry Blonde hicke with Cagneys
and Rita ayworths peachesandcream acting Mark Wapows
version of Il Hear Rhapsody Paul and Eva Reyes Nenango
at the Rhumba Casino
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Work Rackets Together

NEW YORK MELODRAAiA: of attractive girls and
~ beboy racket together The hops
They inform the girls about the
"penders the hotel and the numbers
and when answered she asks tmidy
Mr. When the dope there been
apologies distance
Being of she She
calls number she knows won't and finally hangs
poutng-because unable check where Mr. Jones
stopping and what she do The sucker starts feeling
they have drink right there?
his and jewelry
gargle Moral Take wife NY with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Coffee With Lemons

GABLES IN OUR ALLEY At luncheon,
= Wllfrcd Pelleuer the Met maestro,
urged s. NJ. Chartock. the operetta I'M
presario. 10 try some Sicilian coffee
Coffee with lemons he suggested. In
Sicily there are so many lemons, they
make everything with them =. Yes,
interrupted Deems Taylor, they're even
making them into Generals now" In
the Isl Willie Moore (Dinty's boy from
doth STREET. kept interrupting frankie
Hyers' act with his cute cracks How
come" meow'd frankie. you amt that
eonneal III Your own joint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
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