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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
CARDS CLOUT BALL

New York-Six St. Louis Car dinals- Johnny Mize. Enos Slaugh- ter, Creepy Crespi. Terry Moore. Johnny Hopp and Jimmy Brown are ssnacking the sphere ct better than 800.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
SS. PETER AND PAUL
 SOFTBALL LEAGUE

Last Weeks Results J. Cavanaugh IA, w Cavanaugh 8 J. Cavanaugh 3, Coates 2.
 This Weeks Schedule
 Postponed Games) Tuesday
 Hollywood vs Pitzmaurice. Thursday w. Cavanaugh vs J. Cavanaugh. Friday
 Coates vs Schiavone. Monday, September g. w. Cavanaugh vs Coates. Tuesday. September g. J. Cavanaugh vs Fitzmaurce. All games will start at 6:45 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02

New York-Leslle MacMitchell of New York University Is the first runner since Bill Cox of Penn State to win the I. c. 4-A epos country indoor and outdoor mile cham plonGhips in one season. Cox won the triple crown in ie26-27.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
BELONGS IN PICTURES

Los Angeles.-By his own admis- sion, ''the nsliest man in basebali'' Johnny DickGhot, former outfi0ldcF for the Giants and Pirates. Is now with the Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
HARTFORD WINS LAST
 TWOLEAGUE CONTESTS

 Hartford, Conn, September 3. = (UP) - The Hartford Bees closed the Eastern League season here last night with a victory over the Spring field Nationals, to 1. Hartford also won an afternoon game at Springfield, 10 to 3. .... ...... First Game
 R H E Hartford GOO O63 O01--10 10 3 Springfield 100 Oi0 010- 3 9 3 Williams and Brady; Pelter, Ivy ble and Stuart, Comiskey.
 Second Game
 R H E Hartford 900 GOO 1Ox-- 3 12 1 Springfield 100 900 000- 1 5 3 George and Steiner; Carlin and Comiskey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
LEwELLEN FRO COACH

New York-Verne Lewellen, for- mer All-America halfback at Min nesota, has been appointed coach of the Long Island Indians of the American Professionally Football As- sociation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02

service ace while standing behind the base-line but with one foot ex- tending over an imaginary exten- sion of the double court alley. What is the proper decision by the um- pire? Et
 Answer to last weeks quiz:-- Bryan M. tBitsy) Grant, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
HONOR ALEX SMITH

Glen Cove, N. Y.-The late Alex Smith was honored by caddies of the Nassau Country Club. They placed wooden tees around his grave here. Smith. former Nassau pro- fessional, won the National Open in 1910,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
PROBABLE PITCHERS
By United Press National League

By United Press
 National League Boston (Lamanna 5-4) at Brook lyn (FIigbe l8-9). Cincinnati (Thompsoa1 4-5) at Chicago (Root 7-D. (Only games scheduled.)
 American League (No games scheduled.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02

Columbus, O.-Football practice at Ohio State University will starr Sept. 10 when Coach Paul BrowH has invited 37 candidates to report
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
RUSSO PULLS MUSCLE

Chicago --Marius Russo has pulled q muscle in his left thigh. It prevents the Yankee southpaw from moving quickly to elter side.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
DI AlAQ RuT 10 nauesC

New xoTk-nand Leader Les Brown has written c song entitled "Joltln' Jcs Dikagsio."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02

New York - Though he has won only five games, Spud Chandler has registered three shutout victories for che Yankees,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
LEFTIES BLANK BROOKS

New York - Brooklyn has been shut out three times and in each instance by a southpaw, Ernie White and Max Lanier of the Card inals and Cliff Melon of the Giants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02

Naugatuck veteran swimmer, past his 4Oth birthday, who won the Connecticut A. A. U. cross. harbOr swim for the tenth time Saturday, in the three-mile event from Savin Rock to Lighthouse Point, sponsored by the New Haven Register.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
They're Off and Running For Fighting Forces

(No games Scheduled.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-25
Banks Break
Records Again
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY BOB

Raleigh, Nov. 25.-For seven con-
secutIHe times, following calls by the
commissioner of banks, the state
commercial banks of North Carolina
ave reported a new high in resour-
ceS, But never before has the gain
oeen as great as that reported fol-
loving the call Of September "a.
n lo4 banks and 1872 branches
IN the state reported total resources
OF $3.50, 695, 037.22-or Sl57, 1886. $50
- above the resources reported in
june, 1910. (The June, 1910, report
was used as a basis Of comparison
by the commissioner because there
was no call report last fall.)
Not only did the commercial banks
report a new high in but
also did the 80 industrial banks
which operate in North Carolina.
lher resources amounted to S2l,-
4~ll,234,84, or 1881 ,59l.l4 increase,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-25
SPIES Arnono rs


BY I'e t.z.'..'' News vel
read Was. "aa la-- taaa 1000 resi-
dents If Char #''@# a19 suspected by
the FIST IT @r#Eer~.E" ACTIVITIES III
"at at OUTRIGHT es9aanage.' The News
+ atsa#zfa qualify by saying the fBi
E#@ mot sponsor for the statement
.#f 'ae. paper confessed to a measure
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-25
State Forester
To Have Aide
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY BOB THOMPSON

Raleigh, Nov. 25.-State Forester
!. ;. Holmes, who has been 80 wears
IN me service of North Carolina. on
january | viii receive % the serv-
zee OF an assistant or associate and
CD have his salary eat from $3.50
10 $3.50 a month.
". L. Beasley, secretary Of the
North Carolina Forestry Association.
NH tie the new man IN the forestry.
EttiCc.
No announcement OF the change
las yet been made by the Depart
ment OF Conservation and Develop
olent. As the neW> first leaked out
II caused some resentment on the
part OF friends of the forester who
is one of those public servants who
really rates the adjective "beloyed -
however. he himself said that the
new arrangement was "quite salts
factory, and that he had been Work.
ihs toward the reduction of his
autles for some time. Although MANY
OF the 1~3-year-old f~0rester's friend
are wondering why he could MOI,
have an assistant without a salaI>.
reduction, considering his length Of
service, tonnes voiced no complaint
whatsoever.
Holmes, Who was born in Eng
and, Is the only man IN North Car
9Ilna to carry the title of State for.
ester. He has held it since 1918. He
1aa been IN the work, however. since
t909.
There j. no desire ON the part OF
.4y0ne To do anything against Mn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-25
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-25
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-25

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-25

FOLDING PADDED IRONING
boards, Sll9; occasional, radio and
coffee tables. Sl.95 to $3.50. BIZ
variety other items. Il. L. Satter.
White and Sons, near Fire Station
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-25

FOR SALE: TWO NINE WEEKS
old Mexican Chihuahua pupple
male and a female. See Bill Bailey.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-25

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-25
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Mad Doctor
Tops State
HOrrOrB Bill

WE'RE CONVINCED that it
would take more than a mere
boo to brighten Ellen Drew after
viewing her terrifying experiences
in the two horror films, THE Mad
Doctor and THE Monster and
the Girl" which opened at the
Palms-State yesterday.
Miss Drew, who plays the femi-
nine lead in both pictures. has the
good fortune to escape death by a
hairs breadth from psychopathic
psychiatriSt and a bone-crushing
gorilla with a human brain.
In the difficult role of The
Mad Doctor" is Basil Rathbone.
whose performance here is, as al
ways. excellent. A undetermined
scientist who proposes marriage to
wealthy women and then plans
their death. Basil is as charming
as a prince one moment and as
sinister as snake the next.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN - Great Dictator" 10 SO
a. m. , .Oa. SIS. s.S7. II.5i .. m
Fathers son" 10 a. m, II, i:2S. : ~,
10 so y. m.
F0N--"Giri In the News ~ A. m.
?. 5. =. II p. m: stage show. l2 IS,
s IS. 6:5S. 9:SS y. m.
NITED ARTtSTs-"Gone With the
Wind" n. m. I. S, y. NJ.
NIiJSON-"Fantasia." 80. $50 p. w,
ADAMS-"Tobacco Road" ~ a. M,
Double Date" 1881. 500, 5 ;33. s;Oi,
lo.S5 D. m.
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a. M. 50. i:ts, 7:32, lO:l6 y. m,
a M Monster and the Girl" ~ so
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BROADWAY CAPITOL - Come Live
With Me II n. M. 2:i5. 5.S5. SIS,
q. M. ~ 10 n. M; High Sierra." ~ .S5.
3 IS. 5.l0. ~ 80 q. m.
NADI>oN-"Mad Miss Msnton." y SIS
tc09. 5.ll. 1913 .. m. ! ~ a. m. "Our
Town ~ 20 a. m. ~, 5 sc, sii,
80 D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Raymond Scott
Scores at Fox
Picture Proves
Surprising
Treat
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE FOX made March 81 the
first official day of swing yester-
day by bringing Raymond Scott
and that unusual musical aggrega-
ton of his for stage appearance.
Scott first gained his fame with
a small group of musicians. a quin-
tet, playing swing chamber music
in a unique style. He also COM
posed and arranged different types
of compositions TO which he gave
such unique titles as Boy Scout
in Switzerland" Dinner Music for
a Pack of Hungry Cannibals" and
Toy Trumpet" Mr.. Scott still has
this quintet. except that he has
augmented il with a full orchestra
which is one of the best swing
groups we have heard.
Clarinets, cymbals and rapid
piano still predominant and the
styling is out of the world. We
would have liked 10 have heard
more of just the quintet alone. but
then Mr.. Scott is presumably more
interested in showing off his whole
band which is a fine organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Romantic Comedy
On Adams Screen

AN INTERESTING Double
Date is awaiting you at the
Adams Theater. where Edmund
Lowe, Una Merkel, Peggy Moran
and Rand Brooks are currently
romping through a romantic COM
edy. The other half of the date
is Tobacco Road" which is be-
ginning its third week downtown.
Getting back to Double Date"
it tells of the wild adventures of
two young people who try to pre-
vent the pending marriage of Lowe
and Miss Merkel. Miss Moran is
cast as the niece of Miss Merkel,
while Brooks is seen as loves
son.
A mutual dislike springs up be-
tween the youngsters thus making
their attempt to foil the wedding
more difficult. In spite of this
they go forth with a do or die"
determination.
M. w.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Plenty of ChiUs

Ellen Drew is rich, young
woman with a suicide complex
who finds solace in the hypnotic
eyes of Doctor Rathbone despite
warnings from John Carroll, her
neUs reporter friend.
Subsequent chilling and spine-
tineiing events lead to the dis
coUery of Rathbone's ruthless
plans, and il is at this point that
you suddenly find you've no fin
ger nails to cheU.
Suspense and thrills dominate
this psychological screen Uersion
of premeditafed murder.
A supporting cast includes
Barbara Allen, known to radio
fans as Vera Vague, and Ralph
Morgan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
An IrOnic TUist

Margaret Lockwood is the in
noeent victim Of his Vaccinations
and the different slant to this
story 10 one Of its most interest
ing features.
Miss Lockwood 10 a nurse TO a
soured old woman who insists
on taking sleeping tablets. Dur
ing Aiss Loekpoodps absence the
old Woman takes an overdose
and the nurse 10 accused Of muir
der. Although the evidence Is
strong against her, IL 10 purely
eircumsfantiai and her handsome
iawyer wins an acquitted. Unable
to get another position, she
changes her name and ANSWERS
a mysterious adUertisement for a
post attending an inOoiid in the
country. The sick mans wife Is
secretly in love Nth her butler,
Mr.. Williams, and together they
have planned to poison the hus-
band wifh sleeping tablets, knoup-
ing fhaf the identity Of his nurse
wiH be revealed and that, be-
cause Of the other case. she wiii
undoubtedly be accused.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
A Tough job

II works out just as they had
planned except that Miss Lock
woods lawyer. convinced of her
innocence. starts to break down
the preponderance of evidence
pointing to her guilt.
These court room scenes are in
tensely exciting and wonderfully
carried out. The various types, the
dry humor and the melodramatic
conclusion help to make this fine
picture. Emlyn Williams is superb
while both Miss Lockwood and
roger Livesy turn in equally fine
supporting roles. II you like excit-
ing fare with a logical idea, this
is your dish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
added 'POUerhOuSe'

He has a neW arrangement Of
"Powerhouse" and medley Of
old favorifss played in this typi-
cal Scott manner. which De con-
sidered the best featured.
Clyde Burke, his handsome
tenor is the best Of the Uoeaiists,
Gloria Hart being just little
too energetic for our taste. Art
Ryerson from the ranks of the
band turns out to be a top eui-
farist.
Jimmy Byrnes turns out to be a
Uery funny fap-daneins come
dian among the specially acts,
whils Gil and Bernies Maison
haUe a Very cut dog act. Sappy
Juggling are neatly dispatched
by Bob Dupont and DeVai, Merle
and Lee turn in some violent
odaeio work to complete an out.
standing shoU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Superb Picture

Another of those pictures about
which you hear little in advance,
but which turn out to be among
the years screen surprises. pops
up for the film end of the bill.
This time it's an English pic
tu-e, Girl in the News" and it's
a corking good melodrama with a
startling plot and an excellent
cast of actors.
You will be principally inter-
ested in the performance of Emlyn
Williams, the sensational young
British actor and playwright who
penned might Must Fall" and the
current Broadway success, The
Corn Is Green"
Williams again adopts a sinister
role. although slightly less psyco-
pathic than the homicidal bell-boy
in Might Must Fall"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Gets 'Marge' Role

HELEN MACK. movie. stage
and radio actress. has been as
signed to the role of "Marge" in
the radio serial, "Myrt and Marge
Miss Mack is giving up her screen
career to take the part. Among
the many films in which she has
appeared are: His Girl Friday.
Power Dive" Last Train From
Madrid" Gambling Ship" and
Secrets of a Nurse"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Human Ape

A scientist, who is interested in
the reactions of an anthropoid
with transplanted human brain,
is responsible for the weird and
somewhat scarey action. which oc-
ours in THE Monster and the
Girl"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22

AREW0nn-it24s v. Jefferson lie. 1899 4
LhhLWuVD Open 2:3o. Popeye Cartoon.
Robert Taylor. "fIJGHT COMMAND"
sabu. THIEF OF BAGDAD,' Tecbnicolor
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-11-28
HUNTERS URGED
TO BE CAREFUL

Beware that the open season
for wild rabbits does not laso be-
come the open season for tulare-
mia" DR.. R. H. Riley, Director Of
the State Department of Health
warns all who come in contact
with the cOttontails, Remember"
he said that this serious disease,
which is widely known as rabbit
fever, is usually transmitted to
human beings through contact
with infected wild rabbits, or with
the infected insects that spread it
from one animal to another"
Since November IS. when the
hunting season began in most
counties of Maryland, the rabbit
has given pleasure and profit to
hunters, market men and the ha-
rassed housewife who tries to give
her family a varied menu. How
ever, DR.. Riley emphasized the fact
that this enjoyment is not safe un-
less proper precautions are taken
against rabbit fever.
ITO begin with" he said. "it is
not only good craftsmanship but
also good judgment to shoot only
the frisky rabbit that can run away
from you. for a dull and sluggist
rabbit without the energy to run
is very likely to be a sick one that
will give tularemia to anybody
who handles him.
"Once the rabbit has been shot
or trapped all who handle the
game, hunters, market men and
those who prepare the meat for
the table, should make every ef-
fort to avoid possibel infection.
True. not all animals are infected;
for only about one per cent Of the
wild ones are believed to be sour
ces of the disease, and so far those
bred in sanitary rabbitries - the
only kind that can be sold legally
in Baltimore City - have been
found to be free from the infection.
However, it is safest to assume
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-11-28

that every rabbit is a source of
danger, and to take certain neces-
sary precautions:
do not handle the animal or
the uncooked meat with your bare
hands. Use rubber gloves.
BE especially careful to avoid
absorbing any Of the infectious
material if there is any cut or
scratch, however small, on your
hand
Keep your hands away from
your face, mouth and eyes; wash
your hands thoroughly as soon as
you have finished preparing the
game for the market or for home
use.
Burn the refuse and fur and any
paper that has come in contact
with the rabbit
Finally, cook the meat thor
ou8hly; cook at boiling tempera-
ture for at least twenty minutes
before cooking according to your
individual taste; thorough cooking
will distroy any disease producing
a~-lns.'
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-11-28
ICELAND MARINE LEADER
SERVED IN MANY LANDS

Although it is supposed to be
nearly hundred years old, the
Marines Hymn might have been
written about Brigadier General
John Marston, Pennsylvania,
who, in recent months has com
manded the sea soldiers in Iceland.
The hymn points out the exploits
of the Marines "in the snow of far
off Northern lands and in sunny
trOpic scenes. General Marston
has been to both places
The lay of the leathernecks also
mentions that their flag is unfurl-
ed to every breeze, from dawn to
setting sun. There are few
breezes from trade winds to equi-
noctial gales which have not spread
the standards of General Marston's
troops.
Campaisned 80 Years
More than thirty years of cam
paigning with the sea soldiers have
taken him to China, to Mexico, to
Nicaragua, the islands of the West
Indies, and nOw-to the little is
land whence it is said Left Ericsson
sailed for America.
After graduating from Pennsyl-
vania University, General Marston
began his upward climb in the Ma
rine Corps as a young lieutenant
in 1908. After some duty at shore
stations in the United States, he
landed with the Marines at Vera
Cruz in 1914.
Tours of duty in Haiti or Nicar-
aqua, or aboard naval vessels were
just routine happenings to him. He
was thrust suddenly into the lime
light in 1897 when he commanded
the Marines who were guarding
the American Embassy at Peiping.
Oismounted Horse Marines
With warning Chinese and Japa
nese troops fighting for the con-
troll of the city, General Marston
(then coloneD took prompt
measures to insure the safety of
Americans and others in Peiping.
One of them was to dismount the
Horse Marines" and create a mo-
tOrized patrol Since then he has
had number of assignments in
the limited States
Now he's in Iceland-or was in
Iceland, for who knows where his
next tour of duty will be- 1t might
be anywhere the Marines go from
the Halls of Montezuma to the
Shores of Tripoli."
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-11-28
Radio

FRIDAY - NOV. 2S, 1e41
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sos Earl the Early Bird
900 Market Basket
9:15 Morning Devotions
$50 Organ Melodies
$1,000 BIC News
*10:15 Bright Spot
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11:45 Shoppers Guide
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1915 Music in the Letter Vein
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AIS Buyers Preview
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4:55 News
800 Supper Chat
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7:15 Here's Morgan
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SIS Piano Fantasy
900 SIS Wayne
$50 Three Ring Time
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11:00 Dance Time
fills Variety Show
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1900 Sign Off.
Mutual Programs
Evening star., 1941-06-16
LIS FAMOUS MAKE
SILK STOCKINGS

manufacturers discontinued number but greo
saving for you! Three -threod silk hosiery and s.
flotternq to your legs Every por new and perfect
With stretch TOP TO give you odded comfort In new
summer colors. Sizes 81 to lO'2.
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Evening star., 1941-06-16
81 Dor. TORPEDO BATH SOAPS

Extro Jorge SIZE bath soops thot you ordinarily
buy for S doz SO you'll get several dozen
at this sole price In lilac, eordenio, bouquet
or pine troeronces.