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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
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sA n . AMAA &0&
 Having been renewed by its spon. sors for Q six.year period, "The Ald- rich Family" now joins the exclusive and exalted company of blue ribbon commercials with long.terrn ccEl- tracts, as well as holding It's place among the country's first five pro grams in audience popularity.
 As though this further certlficA- ton Grade A rating were necessary, the T.hursday night saga of Amer. lean family life continues unaffect- edly week after week, winning new listeners, holding old ones and in general maintaining it's interest and appeal In the ascendency column The reasons for this, as well as for the aix-year contract, are not diffi- cult to determine.
 Tn the first place, the producers of this program have hit upon the happy goshsthey're. iusts like sovr. fa.nliyv formula for creating and holding interest. 1n the second place, clifford Ooidsmith's scripts are about the tops In audlo-recep. ton. Plots invariably are tight, with no lobse ends hanging; the continu- fly smooth and effortless.
 Last, but by no means least, the cast is about perfectl Since the ac. ton revolves entirely around the OK. ploits of Henry, the average boy" member of the Aldrlch Family young Ezra stone, who plays this part, must come In for the Hons share of credit for any cast Eudos; but House Jameson as Father Alda rich Catherine Rant as Mother Aid. rich, Charita Bauer as Sister Mary Aldrich and Jackie Kelk As Homer Henry's friend. also deserve their share Of plaudlts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
Dial Doinss
sI3RElg EYED MONsTFn9
By JIM PARKER


 EREEN EYED MONSTER9
 Ed Eaat, eEnsee of rHreakfast in Bedlaan" and quizmaster of Kitchen Aui8," 6oesn't think heIl read the lan raAii his WJz listeners send In. At least he says he1l try to duck t since he received Q certain let ter the other day. Dear MT. East" ]" t read, "F'or Q long time now my wife has been one of your most de- voted fans so much SO that I've been extremely jealous Of you. I aidnt realize how silly my feelings were until I happened Into the movies the other night and saw your hlm short, Kitchen Quiz'. Seeing Rou for the first time, I realized Ehat I should be thankful my wife wasn't an Errol Flynn fanl" One more note like that, mutters East broken, and he'n take drastic steps. In what direction, he gays he doesn't know-but "Steps will be takenll' BEECHAAK CONDUCTS
 Sir Thomas Bceoharn, dlstins gulahed Britlsh conductor of the London Philharmonic, will guest direct the Philadelphia during the next swo Friday afternoon con- cerss over WATR- Mutual, heard fr0m ssS0 to 4:lB, For tomOrrow's broadcast Sir Thaaaas has selected tive symphonies by old masters, Haydn and Mozart, . work by the modern, Virgil Thomson, and . R0sslml overture.
 NEWS TTDBITs
 Harmonica virtuoso Larry Adler Is pn Q tour of nine states and two countries which will bring him to Hartford on December l6 New addition to Benny Goodman's vocal department is Art London, whose fine baritone voice was heard with Jimniy Joys band for the past two years Last Saturdays Spotlight Bands" show named Glenn /nGlller's sChattanooga Choo Choo" as the humber one record Of the week. Number one record is right. Just try Do buy . copy of the platter ia town and you'll understand how they've been selllngl WATR Nsteners will have chance to request their Ravorite popular tunes on the twice weekly "Name Your Song" program, lowing in tonight ct 8.~~
 KNOW YOUR BANDS DEPT.
 Benny Goodman was ten years old when he got his first clarinet and had much of his early expeFl- enOe playing in riverbOat bands .. Although there are no violins in the Goodman band, mo less than six oR Benny's men played fiddle at some time during their musical career TEumpeter Jimmy Maxs
 well is Che only remaining mem.
 ber ee the band Benny organized
 when he returned from temporary
 retirement in the fan Of l0AO ... Four os the present members were
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
CADILLAC USED CAR SALE

4l Plymouth 4.door Sedan 30 LaSalle Conv. Coupe, R. & Fl 80 Cadillac 6i Sedan
 '36 Buick 2.door Sedan
 'S7 Dodge Sedan S '30 Packard 7-pass. Sedan '36 Pontiac Sedan
 '38 Dodge Sedan
 Many Others To Choose From Cadillac Sales G Service 6O4 Watertown Ave. Dial 6.1tAe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

at ono time featured with the Or. cllestra led by Vido Nzusso, who 6 now Bemmy's featured tenor sax man Youngest man i'm the hand ls Mel F0wsll, ptamigt-ara ranger, born on Lincoln's birthday, 10sSs next is tlae new first saxEnan, yulle Schwartz, born February 2T, 19s2 they're also the only two 0e Che eEatire personnel who arc native New Workers y. Benny ls one Of the few bandleaderS who haven't yet lest Q single musician Co the draft beard The Good man band has included at least seven men who later became band- leaders: Teddy wilson, Gene Kru- pa, Harry James, Elonel Hampton, Bua Freeman, Babe Russin and now Cootie Williams Tommy Morganelll, Benny's gultaFist, and trOlmbOnlst Bob Cutshall, both worked in the steel mills for years before entering the music game Peggy Lee once worked % Q barker in Q Hollywood fun ealr ... Benny Goodman only sang one record In his life: the tltls was "Talntt No Use" and Benny de. clded that it wasn'tl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
NOTICE

Sealed proposals will be received by the Supervisor of Purchases, Room 322, State Capitol, Hartford, for furnishing the following, nos later than
 3 p. m, December 8, 1sll, sugar to state institutions for the period from January to March 31, 1942; laboratory supplies for the Univer- Blty of Connecticut
 2 ?. m., December i, 1941, bran for Norris c. Osborn Prison Farm, Shaker Station, Hazardville.
 2 D. m., December 5, 1941, shop equipment for CedRrcrest Eanator- ium; three Chevrolet Sedans for the Welfare Department 2 D In., December s, 1sA1, paper supplies for Cedarerest SAnatorium; lumber for Connecticut Reformatory. Cheshire; salt, tobacco and pie fll- lings to state institutions for the period from January 1, 1sA2 to March 3l, 1e42
 Specifications and proposals will be furnished by the Supervisor of Purchases upon request. xhs Supervisor e9 Purchases re- serves the rigaf Co reject any ane all bids. Bidders may be present at opening af bids.
 EDWARD c. uEfssLBR, 11-1Tett Supervisor of RuFehases.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
Legal Notices
NOTICE

LIQUOR PERMIT
 NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 This is to give notice that I Jeremiah F. Ring, of is Taylor St., Waterbury, Conn, have filed an ap- the Liquor Control Commission for Package Store Beer Permit for the sale oe alcoholic liquor on the premises, 766 East Main st Wa torbury, Conn. The business is own- cd by Jeremiah F. Ring. of le Fay. 10 conducted by Jeremiah r. Ring, of 70 Taylor st., Waterbury Conn.,,
 JEREMIAH r. RING. Dated Now aeths 1881. 11.aa-1a.t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
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 30 Buick Special 4.dr. Sedan, beau. tiful condition. 30 Dodge 4-dr. Sedan, Cadet Grey, Heater, Radio, new Tires, low mileage.
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Suburban For Sale

IN--Anclent Woodbury, Seven.room Colonial house, fireplace, Dutch oven, wide floor boards, new clec- trlc wiring and plumbing, decorated. rooted and painted. 94,io0, 9i,0oO cash. Balance easy terms.
 LOREN R. CARTER, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

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Educational
Driving Instructions

AUTO DRIvIN0--6 Easy Lessons, Dual Controls. Insured. Free dem- onstratlon. Tel. A.4i0o. Broadway School.
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AnRo0ncements
Personals

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
Merchandise
% BuSlnsss and OAlce Equipment
Machinery. Elec. & Tools

SANDING MACHINEs--For rent. Inquire Waterbury Paint & Wall. paper Co., 1o7 North Main St.
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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-10
WHEAT MARKETS LOWER

An unsettled tone prevailed in do
mestic grain markets during the week
ending July 3, according to the De
partment of Agriculture. Conflicting
ideas as to wheat price dixing efforts
might bring forth together with uncer-
tain fluctuations in most commodity
markets were the principal contribu-
ting influences to an unsettled wheat
market. I ..s xa
Crop news for the most part remain
ed favorable and private crop reports
issued as of July 1, forecast total
U. S. wheat crop of $50, 100000 bush
els. lF
The winter wheat harvest made good
progress with no general rain in the
main belt.
Pacific Northwestern markets were
lower along with other important dt-
nestle markets. In the cash market at
Portland prices on the principal class
es of wheat were 2 IL cents to 4
cents per bushel lower compared with
a week ago.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-10

Demand from all classes of buyers
at Coast terminals was rather slow
and offerings by growers at country
point was very light The flour indem
nifty program was extended for another
year and sales during the past week
were good totaling around $4,000 bar
rels, of which about two thirds were to
the Philippines. Indemnity payments
were unchanged at GO cents and
$1.35 per barrel to the Americas.
Carlot receipts of wheat for the
past six days at Puget Sound and
Columbia River terminals totaling COS
cars largely represented deliveries on
earlier sales and shipments for terminal
storage to make room for the new crop
at country points. Wheat millfeeds
markets were holding very firm at re-
cent advances.
Crop prospects continued generally
favorable in the Pacific Northwest.
Winter grain is ripening slowly and in
most cases is filling we'll. There has
been additional lodging and some local
damage by hail in Oregon.
Pastures in this state are the best
in years at this season and the condi-
ton of livestock is good to excellent.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-10

From field of twentyfou fnalists
League Dwight Howell of
Mount Vernon right shown Emil
Chamber OF Commerce.
Girl Drivers Washington
Young Howell Miss will
national finals the Ford
Michigan scholarship totang
be awarded state and national
made
hnalists from all parts of Washington.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-10
THE DISPATCH, $500 A YEAR
! RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR

will maintain his office on Wednes-
day nights over the NBC-Red net
work under the supervision of Ed
Byron. Title role is played by Jay
Jostyn, assisted by Vicki VIOLA and
Len Doyle.
Dinah Shore, Eddie Cantor's
black-eyed chanteuse, pictured
here, has an affinity for athletes.
In college Dinah leaned toward
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-10

OUR FISH AND OYSTERS SHIP.
PED FROM THE COAST WEEKLY.
Strictly Fresh---Pecks' at the juno
ton. adv. -'
INSURANCE--of all kinds; crop,
fire or auto.-Douglas Goodall, Coulee
City. adv.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-10
WHEAT LOAN

According to the latest reports of
overlooked facts of the Marketing Quo
ia given to the County Agricultural
Office, we now find that the promised
,oan on shot wheat is just a figura-
tive loan. While it is true that the
loan is obtainable it is also true that all
hot wheat under loan is subject to
the hot wheat penalty of 10 cents
Thus, the loan is relatively useless and
We see no reason for even figuring on
t. Hot wheat may be handled in the
following manner:
1. Pay the penalty of 40 cents and
take possession of the wheat.
2. Seal the 'hot wheat on the farm
under bond
8. Leave wheat ticket in escrow
at the County office for the required
amount Of 'hot wheat.
awe want it understood, - said Mr..
Jones "that these new changes were
not given to the County Committee
until after the Marketing Quota was
passed. At the present time the Coun-
ty Committee and office personnel are
bitterly opposing this new ruling, but
are afraid little can be done about it,
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-10

Presents" programs over NBC
Tuesday nights and also is heard
with the Swing Fourteen on the
same program.
One of the shortest summer va
cations is that being taken by Ezra
Stone and his "Aldrich Family"
Series will be off for four weeks
but returns in August over the
NBC-Red network on Thursday
nights.
'Mr. District Attorney" has been
reelected for another year and
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-10

"What's My Name -, which, is the
summer replacement for the Char
lie Mccarthy program, She's also
one of radios leading actresses.
Harry Won Zell's gift for bur-
lesqued singing, often displayed on
I'VE, the People" and other shows,
was not acquired by accident. The
genial announcer studied operate
Singing before turning to the mic
rophone for career.
Audrey Marsh, pictured here, is
both soloist and a group singer.
She sings solos on the Johnny
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-10

A RLENE FRANCIS, pictured here,
~ asks the questions of the men
who compete in the Sunday night
NBC Red network program,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-10
Bowling Scores

High three games (tcaml -
VOLTS, 2034,
SteVens-Brien
Lois Max 35i. Ruth Markham 35L
Alice Allen I5l, Hazel Wordeu 1926.
Dee Cameron AZ totals Cos, 63S,
726--2029.
Molfs Grocery
z. Cooke 1873, r. Sasser 1851. r.
Stitt 39l. F. Messner 42l. A. Fal
lett All, handicap % totals, Coo.
$50, 7i2-2e3t
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-10
Sports Roundup

Detroit ms Making last ditch stand the Detroit Red
Wings clash with the Boston Bruins in OLYMPIA tonight IN the
third game of the Stanley Cup hockey playofts.
Detroit 4P- An reSer5ed tickets for the Dcy0H Tigers
opening game Briggs Stadium Afr 10 h the CeVeaad In
didns haze sold the Detroit Baseball Co. announced Thurs
day. Paion and bedche aeH go sale the day Of the
game
East Lansing Mich ms The Michigan State baseball
squad nineteen strong left here today for Columbus o. where
they will bats with the Ohio State in game series
Friday and Saturday.
4nn 4ybor-AP The Bio Ten Champion University Of Mich
iqdn s7cninq named DobSoH Burton Battle Creek junior
"wednesday 10 captain the l94l-42 WolriHe squad
Geenvle, S. c. AP- Irrespective of what dopesers may
about the o+ American League pennan the Detroit
Tigers convinced that the beat for the championship
this will from Washington Wednesday in steady
downpour the Tigers and the Senators met for the seventh time
the exhibition season. and for the seventh time the Sena-
walked off with a victory The 5 to g.
East Lansing Mich Ms Dale Kanlic of Michigan
States outstanding track prospects years today
ported improved condition the College Health Center after
being stricken aoih pneumonia early this aoeek.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-10
University Meters
Plan Southern Trip

Ann Arbor Apr 10 Leroy Nclr
I University OF Michigan tennis
coach. announced today rnHr irr
viii leave here today with a squA d
OF eight players for the tenr'.
teams annual spring vurrttr---
southern trip
Players accompanying Noir Vu.
he Capt Jim lobiu of llehlaul!
Park, lawton Hammrtt of NreI
EnElcWood y J Jim Porter ~
Salt Lake City WAYNE Sullc also
of Highland park Tom Iamuu. of
Rcd Bank. \ J.; Howard bacon
OF Detroit Jim B.urquln. OF Ann
Arhor; and Alden Johnson. Of Grand
Rapids
Tho Wolverines first meet viii
be- With Washington aud Lee on
Saturday. Following this Michigan
will face NMl Wake Forest
North Carolina. Duke and Virginia
before returning to Ann Nrbor
April - for the resumption OF
classes tho following day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-10
Chemical City
A. c. Team Will
be Opponents
Collegiates Not to
Have Action Until
Saturday Afternoon

Central Specially will be the first
of three Ypsilanu teams to appear
in the Michigan A.A.U. basketball
tournament when the Foundrymen
battle Chemical City 4. c., defend,
ing champion, tonight at Midland
High School gymnasium. The tip
off Is scheduled for p. m.
Both Central Specially and the A.
c. team, coached by Ross Gordon,
former Michigan Normal student.
qualified for the state finals by
placing third in their respective
regionals.
After bowling to Detroit Ditzler
in the semi-finals, the Foundrymen
came back TO nose out fpsilanti
Cunningham in the consolation
game. Midland annihilated Mt.
Pleasant Axtell, 91.34, after losing
to Flint Altes Lager in the second
round,
Frank Schwall will lead an eight
man outfit to Midland, Bill Wales
and Ed Duffy having been dropped
from the Central Specially roster.
Central Specially held a brief
practice session Wednesday night
at Ypsilanti High School gymna-
stun.
Midland is captained by Jimmy
Walsh. Michigan Normal basket
ball captain of three seasons ago.
Walsh, who plays forward posi-;
ton, spanked A.C. to its sparkling
victory in the tournament last year
Other probable starters for Mid
land are Roland Yack. forward; Earl
Kelly, center, and Bill Wickens and
Claude Sweebe. guards. The re-
serves are Hank Lepiarz, James
James, Sid Payne, Loren Collins
and Dave Russell. Russell is anoth'
er ex-Huron athlete.
Jackson Regent Cafe meets Flint
Tick Took in a Glass B tilt at S
p. m.
The Ypsilanti Collegiates, other
local Glass A entry. will not see
faction until Saturday afternoon
when they play the winner of the
game between Ditzler and the pow
erful Flint Altes Lager team.
The Ypsilanti Celtics will open
fire Saturday morning in a Class
B semi-final contest. Dick Pearson
has assumed the managerial reins,
and Ray Peterson and Jack Brown
have been added to the Celtic team
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-10
Michigan Normal Football Team
to Begin Spring Practice Apr. FL

Four busy weeks OF spring prac.
tice will begin April 81 for mem.
hers OF the Michigan Normal foot
ball team. Coach Elton J Rynear
son said today.
Bottle freshmen and returning
varsity men who are not engaged
in spring sports will be invited 20
participate. Rynearson announced
Since most OF the football letter
men are working out with either
the Huron baseball or track team
first-year candidates will plOba a.
make up the greater portion OF the
squad.
Although fundamentals 81 tack
ing and blocking win be stressed
the Huron gridders viii also No.k
on plays from single and double
winghack formations
with great number of pros
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-10
Stevens Brien

Bella Vista
Cole 1927; Rudyk (ayeD 1863, Shay
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-10
SENTENCED FOR swlNoLG

Detroit, Apr 10 Ap William
J. Price Of Portland Ore. waa
sentenced by Federal Judge Frank
a Picard Wednesday 10 serve a
two year prison term Tor visitation
OF the National Stolen Property
Act in $4,000 horse racc ~ ind
lo Price and five nccompliccs
were Indicted a year MO on a
charge that they obtain ID the mon.
ey from Mr. and Mrs Edwin NJ
Lambert of Marion. Ind on tho
pretext that It was to be bet on a
fixed race at Detroit fairFounds
park.