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e. Is ita Constitutional or uaero~ ly a statutory requirement. that tho Chief Justice must administer the oath to an incoming President?
 A. The Constitution does not state by whom the inaugural oath shall be administered, and there is no statutory provision. Courtesy has given that privilege to the Chief Justice of hte United States. Wash. ington at his two inaugurals, Tylext Fillmore, Theodore Roosevelt a1H Coolidge are the only exceptions Arthur had the oath administered by a Supreme Court Justice of New York, but 1t was publicly performed later by the Chief Justice of the U. 6. in 6 ceremony on the HooY of the U. s. Senate. {.
 c. what Is the caloric value og- Holland Rusks? .,
 A. one pound contains 1880 calsi ories. E9
 q, DO fish hibernate like beargg
 A. No; but inc cold-water hsheg do become r Ire or less dorinant during very cold weather, when theg feed little or not at all, and arc slu0Rish, Some seek shelter among rocks, vegetation, or other objects m the water; and Q few species arp said to go Into the m1a.
 e. According to the i040 census. how many persons h the age group i4 to 19 years were working ana how many were I1ot7 a
 A. The Census Bureaus ptelim@ mary report listed 3,0S6,66O in thle age group in the labor force and 1gs 24l, ,88S not in the labor force. z.
 o. When the elevated faIlTC49 was erected in New York City, di4 the vibration eEldanger any famous statue in e nearby park7
 A. The Statue of Horace Greeley by Alexander Doyle in Greeley Square, where 34th St., BEoadWAy and Sixth avenue come togetheys was loosened from its pedestal 6y the vibration, and had to bs rem. forced.
 e. Did Shirley Temple ever ap> pear in two-reel comedies?
 A. She used to act in a series e two-reelers called "Frolics of xCuthe and was also featured in . Cfis-resl series of Baby BurieslEs".
 EDITORS NOTE-If yUu esa desirous of securing this weeks popular booklet "CEzILD TRAlN- ING" address r. M. Kirby, Dept. B-10O Waterbury Democrat ser- vice Bureau, 1O13 Thirteenth St. Washington, D. O., with ten cents to cover postage.
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If the present drought continues all New England will become veritable des- ert in a short time. Conditions now are extremely bad throughout the northern part of New England with Connecticut not quite so bad off as the rest of the states But if we don't get rain in copiouss draughts before frost seals the ground we are going to be in trouble all winter long. Let's hope and pray for rain.
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Daily Almanac

Moon sets il:0i D. m. daylight timel.
 Sun rises e:43 a. m. sets 6:44 ?. m. tday- light time).
 All vehicles must be lighted thirty mln- utes after sunset.
 Daylight saving time Is on the way outI Standard time returns on Sunday. The change is very pronounced at this season cg the year. It actually transforms late afternoon into twilight; leaves little or no time for outdoor purpuils any longer in the evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26

self an q stop clowning. T h c approach in w 8 s h 1 n g ton these days isn't to see how much cannot be ap- propriated, but to appropriate whatever Is nec- essay for the national defense. But everything is called national defense ese days, and when- ever ayone goes 1YYA fA O sfakAa
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Questions andAnswers


 YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
 The Waterbury Democratss ssEE vice Rureau win answer for ya1 free, any question of fact eF Ah- formation, not involving extsm- slve research. Write your q9egs tHon clearly, sEgn name and aA- dress, enclose three cent p0BsaAD stamp. Medical or legal advlcn !. cannot be given. Address Watef- bury Democrats Washington Ser vice Bureau, 1913 Thitseentb Street, Washington, D. Q. f
 --- si eMs& 'sr @. Did American-bogE women who never left the United 6tAtes lose their citizenship when tlaey married aliens if they did not take the oath of allegiance to the couEi- try of which their husbands were citizens or subjects2
 A. American born women who married aliens eligible for citisesi~ ship after March 1, 1907, and be- fore September %, 1922, lost their citizenship; with the exception of those WHO nlaExASu alAGAAD WAAAG Nf@ United States was at war from April 5, 1917 to July B.. 1921, iriclu. Ave. If the marriage was still inc tact, and the husband was still all alien on July 3, 1921, they lost their citizenship. If the allen husband was naturalized before September %, 1922, the wife automatically be- came a citizen again. Those who married aliens not eligible to citi- zenship from March 3, 1907, mp to March {, 1881, lost their citizenship. from March ?, 1907, up to March (, It was not material whether such women took the oath of allegiance to the native land of the husband /. e. Which was the first national park in the United States? % A. Hot Springs National Park, in central Arkansas. It was estahlishs ed as such by Act of Congress, ln 1892 and took Jurisdiction over tho forty-six hot springs, an area Oe ono and 8 half square miles. 4
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1. Name the only president of the U. s. who was born in PennsyF vania.
 2. A great gross is SS, IA. or 2oS dozens?
 3. Name the fifth book in the New Testament.
 4. Is Richard Evelyn Byrd tho name of the explorer or of the U. s. senator from Virginia2
 s. Who was the "Melancl1oly Dane"?
 6. What is the naTae for the pro cess of curing leather?
 '. Which horse finished third aM the 1941 Kentucgy Derbyq |, 8. Germahy invaded Russia tM May, June or July, lo41?
 g. Which state is called the sHiue Grass State"? S
 10. Major Bcwes was once q zsaQr ton picture producer; true or 1alsee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26

, ne cried m a |strident voice. q
 am not dead, my brothers: ] Ia m looking al |you to see you |do your duty" |The conclusion of the story of course |is that a new |conhdence wen { through the ranks land his followers won the day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
. EDISON IN WASHI GToN
BY PETER EDISON Waterbury Democrat Washington
 Correspondent

Washington, Sept. 26 - Under its new chairman, the Honorable Clar- ence Cannon, B. S., A. B., A. M., IL. B., IL. D., of Elsberry. Mo, the Appropriations Committee of the House of Representatives is current ly holding hearings to see about ap- propriating some more money.
 If you had any vague ideas that they would be meeting to see about appropriating less money, be your
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26

TODAY's COMMON ERROR Would, like will, is used in tho second and third pefgOn as Q
 mere tense sign, as ''NEOtheR would not permit me to pisy
 football" e
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STRENGTH FOR THE DAY
CLOUDS OF WITNEssEs
By EARL [. DOUGLASS. D. D.

CLOUDS OF WITNESSES
 A highland chief by the name of MacGregor fell wounded in 8 mighty battle and his followers, dis mayed at what appeared to be his death, began to give way before the enemy. The old chieftain saw this. and raising himself on his elbow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
Washington Merry Round
Citizen Army Shows Stamina Under Stron of Night Fighting
 Aggressive Poos Rod Behind Red Lines; CLIO Put Rout War Games Prepare Men Avoid Heow Losses Such AEFs
DREW PEAR S o N
 ROBERT S. ALLEN

ARMY IN LOUISIANA thing in mind in reading about the
 function
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
Whats Your I. O.?

Can you answer seven O9 these test questions? Turn to back page for the answers.
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Copyright, 1941, by United Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26

c. Did Shirley Temple ever eD> pear in two-reel comedies9 ~
 A. She used to act in Q series e two-reelers called "Trolics Of Youth and was also featured in . Ofis-resl series of Baby Buriesls".
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naval career who would be in.
+erested in meeting Lt.-Com.
runney are cordially invited to-
visit the station on the above
,lates.
Skilled workers who are nov
employed in non-essential indus.
'ries are not required to quiz
heir present jobs to be consider.
cd for a place in one of the more
important defense industries, &C,
cording to officials of the Ohio
State Employment Service.
If YOU want to enlist in the regular
Navy and are between the ages of L.
and 81 apply at once at Room 500
Federal Building, Cleveland, for partic
liars. Branch Offices are located in Pos"
Office buildings in Akron. Ashtabula
Cambridge. Canton, Mansfield, Mariet
"a, Sandusky. Steuhenvrlle and YOungs
Town. Also on Tuesday at Painsville
Wednesday at Lorain and Fridays az
IIivria, there will he "A rccruiter in th,.
Post Office Building and Wednesda,
at Newark and Friday at st. Claires
vile in the American Legion Hall there
will be recruiter TO accept applica
tions from young men in these districts
Write or apply in person.
Earl V. sherman,
Lieutenant Commander. y. s. Navy
Officer in Charge.
listen in to Station WTAM Cleveland
every Saturday from l:30 to LAS p. m
and hear "Know your Navy.
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SALEM NEWS
BY Sue Herman

Salem, Ohio. Sept. 18th
outlook for the coming seaso,
looks very prosperous with suc}
capable manager as have been
chosen. The boys manager is
Fritz Kaiser, the girls 10 Linder
while the bowling managers al,
Steve Fronius and Helen Doro
thy Pauline. Any girls desirin.
information regarding bowling
please get in touch with YOU.
manager.
Realizing our seasan woulf
not be complete without a "Har
vest Moon Dance, Sat, Oct. II
has been set aside for this pur
pose. The committee is making
preparations for the gala semi
formal affair, so reserve the date
now.
Our membership drive is pro
crossing nicely. The following
new members have been taker
in: Mr.. and Mrs. John Ulrich
Mrs. Walter Linder and socia
member Joseph Kuniewicz. Wei
come!
Don't forget the hayride on
Thursday, Sept. Is. Definite
plans later.
A surprise birthday party wa:
given after singing practice
Tuesday, for their president
Mrs. Girscht. Even though the
individual groups of young ant
old Saxons have a good time
separately. they have mucl
better time together. This con.
clusion has been reached; let:
have more parties after. singing
Don't forgt the Harvest Con.
cert Saturday, Sept. 20, at 8:3t
in Salem. The program is yer
satile and the floor show enter
tanning. Come listen to the song.
and witness the latest dance rou
tines. Admission is only IS Cts
Buy your tickets now.
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ELLWooD CITY
NEWS
BY Sophie Krestei

Ellwood City. Pa. Sept. l8--
Maybe the weekend was dull
'ut some of you boys and girls
,ere in Ellwood City but boy
We had two visitors from Can
on that helped US stir the stuff.
We decided to have a dance St..
Oct. 4. That date is going to be
history in Ellwood City. Every
'lub is invited. I'm sure those OF
,ou that were here for our Swea-
'er Hop want to come again for
another "dust raising" cam
oaign. The weather is fne-no
'hnow and ice to keep you back.
TO show our appreciation ever,
:ity can depend on us to attend
their affairs from now on
Sunday. Oct. 5. Mr.. Daniel
2ehner from Cleveland has pro.
missed to come to Ellwood City
20 show us those pictures he
'ook at Ewing Park. Our Senior
Lodges are also invited to see
.hese pictures because remember
hey had their pictures takcr
90. You don't know when you'll
nave the opportunity to see these
pictures again. That's in the
''Gatta sees fist. A" two-day af-
fair like this can't he, missed.
You out4of-towners wishing tc
stay over night need not worry
about food and shelter. We car
make nom move over and put
big brother under the bed for
one night and Pop can always
sleep in the dog house.
All day Sunday and all nigh.
the nickle machine will play.We
fool them. we can make it play
without nickles but don't tel
ANYBODY. Saturday night. Oct
/. very good orchestra ha:
been booked. $50 we begin rails
ing the dust.
Meeting
Sunday. Sept. Fl. is the meet
ing day, Every member please b.
present. Does not this all sound
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Hilda 'rhalgott

Detroit, Mich, Sept. l8-One
more of our boys has answered
the call of his country. Joe Bin
der left last month for the Nava
Training Station on the Great
Lakes in Illinois. Joe has beer
one of the most active member.
in our club, and certainly is
missed by all. Good luck to yor
Toe and we hope it won't be long
before we see you again.
Salem at Detroit
After much delay the game fin
ally got under way. 1t was Z
good game as usual, with botf
teams displaying fine sportsman
ship. 1t ended "a in our favor
After the game everyone wen
TO the picnic grounds where the
Salem boys entertained US with
their singing.
Social
At our last meeting is was de
cided our next social would be
at Schunn's Farm. Everyone is
to meet in front of church ii
your best ovenlls O1 Sunday
September q. at 900 A. NJ. fo'
4 full day of fun.
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DID YOU KNOW
Who said a sailor is always
broke?

Last week a well-appearin;
seaman approached his division
officer requesting that he be
granted special liberty in order
70 deposit check in downtown
bank. When told that he could
keep the check in the master-at
arms safe until weekend libert,'
anne around. the Young fellow
Amphatically shook his head
"No Sir. not this check. h..
replied. The officer asked to se',
the slip of paper the seaman held
and was astonished to find i,
made out for $4,000. ITS just
my semi-annual income" the
sailor told the bewildered officer
Incidentally he got his liberty
Back in the days when visitor
we're allowed aboard. lady, on"
Of party of sightseers, was be
.ng shown around a warship
Turning to sailor who was act
ing as their guide. she asked
can you tell me why sailor;
wear such loose-htting clothes? !?
Certainly Nam. its to allow fos
'hrinkage when we fall over
'>oard."
Beginning September Is. Sc
'ectees are to be allowed thirt,
lays during which they will hav'
he opportunity to investigate
md perhaps volunteer for one O.
rhe armed services of the United
States. All Class | men still hav.
he chance to enlist for Nava
Service and superior advant
,ges.
On September p and % the
Cleveland Navy Recruiting Sta
tion will have the honor of play
ing host to t.-Com. ]. Tun
ney. Any young men in lee OF /;
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DEFENSE BOND
QUIZ

9. What and when is Retail
ers-for-Defense Week:
A. Retailers rS-for-Defense week
is this week-September IS to
2O-during which the retail in
dustrv will concentrate its efforts
to enlist customer interest in
buying Defense Savings Stamps
at retail outlets throughout the
country.
@. What kind OF retail stores
are selling Defense Savings
Stamps?
A. Department stores, grocery
stores, variety stores, hardware
stores. drug stores-every sort
Of retail outlet-carries stamps.
Q. Do the retail stores receive
any fee or percentage for the sale
of Stamps?
A. No. The retail stores are
offering their facilities as patri-
otic service. just as banks. sav
ings and loan associations. and
others are giving their help in
the sale of Defense Bonds.
9. How can | form the thrift
habit necessary for me to bu,
many Defense Bonds now. tc
help the Government?
a. The easiest wav is to in
struct your employer or banker
to hold back a small fraction OF
your salary or other income
Even 10 cents dav and dolla,
, on your birthday will mount up
in one year to $3.50. the pur
chase price OF a $50 Defense
Bond. Bigger savings buy bigger
bonds.
g. How do | get the highest
return on my investment in De-
fense Savings Bonds:
A. BY holding each Bond for
its full term OF years you will sec
ure the full maturity value. A
Defense Savings Bond OF Series
f increases in value 33h per
cent if held for 10 years.
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CANTON REFLECTOR
By Elsie Salmen

Canton, Ohio. Sept. l8-Among
the Coming events" to be jotted
down in that date book of yours
is a dance to be held at the Sach-
senheim for all the former mem
bers of the Canton Ir. Saxon
club.
All you former members. this
is a dance held in your honor, so
come one. come all. \ good time
is in store for you.
October II is the date of the
Reunion Dance. Dancing will be
from 900 till | :OO, to one of the
popular orchestras.
A light lunch will be served.
Let's all get together and have
a swell time with the old gang"
and also new members who are
anxious to meet your former
members.
We also want to extend a cor
dial invitation to all out of town
clubs. Juniors and Seniors alike
to attend this event.
Let's make this the biggest Re-
union Dance ever!
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NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
BY Henry.
BY Henry.

New Castle, Pa, Sept. l8-No,
much is being done in New Cas-
tie at the present time, but next
month we will be looking for
ward to. For there will be a To-
of dancing and merry making a
the various cubs. This I hope
will knock out the lazy feeling
that exist in New Castle.
Basketball
All you basketball payer be
ready to be called out to limbe'
up your limbs and get a little
practice. And all you girls tr,
and get team together. we wan
you to be with US when we star
our tour of basketball. knowl
edge. practice makes perfect vou
know, so everyone be there wher
you are asked.
To you Young Ones
We are trying to get a Iunio:
team, but TO date the vounge'
boys seem to lack interest or ar.
you afraid to join. Don't thinl
for a minute that you are t.
young, because you are not. JUS
look at your present basketball
team. it started just as we wan'
you to start. We started as /;
Junior team, then we took the
place of the older members, now
it is your turn to take our place
Join now and get acquainted
with the rest of the clubs and
the way things are being run ii
your own club. Then when it il
time for you to take over yor
will know what and how to do it
So all the members and
would like to see you at our mex
meeting which will be held at ou,
club on October 7, at 800 P. NJ
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Attention all Clubs!
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BY Tillie Salmen

Youngstown, O., Sept. Is -.
Our 10th Anniversary October 4
and should be set in mind OF
every Saxon for these two big
days in Youngstown. Which will
be held at our old but beautiful
remodled club. A semi-formal
dance has been arranged for Sat.
night with the best band in Yo.
Sunday swell program. banquet
and another dance. Come let us
all join in on this celebration, we
know you will never forget it or
regret it.
Our wiener roast sure went
over with a bang last Saturday
night. Frank and Dick sure know
how to show you a good time.
We were sure happy to see so
many out-of-towners there, you
know "Tante" Welther. "Onkel"
Schuller who brings his whole
family. But we did miss Gross
mama.
Eddie Eberth who joined the
Navy about year ago, and Mike
Boehm, who joined the Air Corps
about seven months ago, met at a
dance in Phoenix, Arizona. This
sure is a small world after all
since Eddie is stationed at San
Diego, Cal.
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CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE JUNIORS NEWS
BY Anna Linz and Helen Marke'

= Chicago. Ill.,. Seut., l8-There
is really a lot of excitement
among the South Side Juniors
lately, for aur second annual
dance is to be held Sept. 20 a:
the Englewood Orange Temple
located at 836 F. 68th St., one
block West of Ha9sted Street.
Everyone is cordially invited tc
attend this dance. Please don't
disappoint the Juniors. because
everyone is doing their best. to
make this dance a big success.
Everyone present at this dance
will have the time of their life
so come everyone from near ant!
far. Let's see that Saxon spirit
To all you Young boys ant
girls, you need not be afraid o.
NOT having good time, because
we have a very popular band for
this ocassion. We wont keep you
in suspense any longer. She is
none other than Bob Philips. ant!
his orchestra, they can play any
thing. from swing to La Conga
Come on all you "Jitterbugs" let
us see you do your stuff. The
Seniors are all taken care of too
they can play plenty of Waltz
and, Polkas.
Tickets can be bought from
any Junior or at the door. Wei
be looking for all of you. Sept
20. Don't forget this date, =
grand time is in store for you.
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JUST A REMINDER!

The American Ship OF State
will never be sunk if we have
enough battleships for defense
Yoy can help build them by max,
'ng habit Of buying Defense
Savings Bonds and Stamps.
The most effective help Which,
7 civilian can give to Uncle
Sam is to buy Defense Savings
Bonds and Stamps as often a
possible. .... ,.lr
BY buying Defense Saving
Bonds and Stamps regularly yo,
''.an help the Defense Program
md. at the same time. help your.
self and your family.
- Buy Defense Bonds and
Stamps now e' I.
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6. Is the Government con-
cerned over whether | buv nv
Defense Savings Stamps at post
offices, banks. savings and loan
institutions. retail stores. or
elsewhere
A. No. The Government is in
terested in having as many per-
sons as possible take a hand in
the National Defense Program.
Toward that end the Treasury is
making Bonds and Stamps avail
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ing tNIOuSH uH-
official channels
that the RFC is
expected soon to
announce loans
to Mexico, Co.
| o nj b ia a n d
f c u a d or. We
have also read
m u c h in the
new spapers OF
conferences with
Argentina.
There has prob
ably been more
concern a b 0 II {
C~to,,h;, n - Il
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the Argentine than any of the other
countries for rumors are constantly
reaching Washington of Nazi activi-
ties there.
Not only the military needs OF our
sister Republics to the south OF US,
and the construction Of roads and
so on, are getting consideration, but
OF still greater importance, from the
standpoint of dealing with Latin
America, is the fact that there is a
definite effort to develop regular
trade with a view to counteractine
Axis trade efforts.
COME Washington officials are
~ letting it be known that the ad-
ministration has no intention of ask
ing Congress to declare war. In
stead it is the plan to throw out
power into the struggle with the
chips falling where they may. and
let Germany and Japan decide
whether they will formally resist
and when.
There will be many incidents
You will recall that the Preside n,
termed the action OF the Greer case
PIRACY. There was a purpose in
using that term for American navaI
tradition is consistently a story oi
fighting pirates.
THE Presidents omission of ia.
1 pan in his recent address sug'
~. l. Il
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exciting? Come and get the de.
tails. All tickets and money arr,
due at that time. If you cann't
make it to the meeting. send the
stuff with another member.
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- Defense Savings Bonds,
Series f. are available in demo-
minations as low as SIS, maturity
value. the cost of which is $l8!-
IS. Ownership OF Series F Bonds
is limited to $1,000 maturity
value of Bonds issued in any
one calendar year. .-
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RFC Reported Ready to Help
Our Trade With South America
By conarsssmon Froness P. eoiton

THE South American continent
L is coming in for much attention
at the present time. Word is trick
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able for purchase in the largest
number OF places possible.