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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-16

person. Did you drop it just now?"
 NO" Jim said He remembered that Forbes companion had light ed a cigaret behind the house, ducking his head down as he did it. Let's see the thing"
 Mary didn't obey. She was staring at the case, with wide and frightened eyes. He could see initials engraved on it. He stepped close, reaching for the case, but Mary held it behind her.
 She said, "No!" shrilly, and trembled. He reached for her, meaning to take the thing. She struggled and broke away. He took another step toward her, then the suave voice of Eric Forbes halted him.
 Don't you understand when a lady says no, Mallory"
 Jim faced the man. Forbes eyes weren't pleasant, and steel was in his voice as he said, "Per- haps you'd like to apologize.
 It wasn't what Jim Mallory would have liked, but he turned back to the girl.
 Sorry" he said. q made a mistake" Mary just stood there holding the cigaret case behind her without speaking. Jim swung about and left. He went to his room and turned in. It took him long while to get to sleep.
 
 There was water all about, but the Hammonds had pool. Jim went down for an ly-morning plunge, and found Mary there be- fore him. She was sitting on the edge at the far end, and he dove in and swam to her.
 He grasped her ankles and gave her little pull. Come on in, the waters fine," he said. "In race you down and back"
 Her eyes examined him in a remote impersonal way, and she put her feet against his chest and gave him stout push. He went under, and when he came up she was getting up to go to the house. He climbed out and said, Wait a minute. want to talk"
 She hesitated. He sank down onto. the edge of the pool, and said, Come on, Mary. I promise not to lay hand within mile of you"
 She came and sat down near him, but not too near. He looked at her for 8 long moment, liking her smooth brown color, her copper-tinted hair, and the gold f1ecks in her eyes. He thought, "She has something Lois lacks" He didn't know what it was, be- cause Lois was beautiful, too.
 Aloud he said, I'm sorry about last night. guess I do seem like a mug, always manhandling you. But this Sonora business has me jittery. There are a lot of queer angles to it. thought that cigaret case might give me some sort of lead"
 T think you know a great deal about that cigaret case"
 What do you mean?"
 T think you dropped 1t. Eric Forbes thinks so, too. I showed it to him. He says you must have dropped it."
 He does, eh? Listen, Mary, you recognized that thing. You were afraid to let me see it, yet you let Forbes see it. Forbes isn't your friend. He's going to have Hammond ship you back to New York, to get you out of the way. He thinks you cannot be trusted"
 TT don't believe that!"
 But she did believe it, and 1t frightened her. Jim said, Mary, where did Forbes say I got that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-16
YESTERDAY: After telling Jef-

YESTERDAY: After telling Jef- feFy Hammond and Eric Forbes that another ship is looking for the Sonora, the telephone rings and the same mysterious voice asks for Jim Mallory. Jim is warned if he doesn't deal with him there will be trouble. The man offers to double any offer made by Hammond. Jim has an- other talk with Mary, again ac- ruses her of working for some one else. and asks her why Ham, nond and Forbes don't want the SanOra's location known. She de- nies his accusations. That night, Jim takes Lois Hammond to Mi- ami, kisses her. Later he hears voices in the patio. One is Eric Forbes, and he is planning to get Hammond to send 'the girl" to New York for fear she can't be trusted and "may talk to Mall tory"
 PRIVATE AND PERSONAL
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07
Aus 0ereimseretten
Inter ben Ssnti6en eansern

SSSn Der am leBten Sonntag, ben
9. 6ebruar a%bgebaltenen 9ireftoren-
periummlung oes gtoro0Itliden
GGngerbunoes puroe einitimmig be-
IdIoiien, Dos S6ngerfeit, oos bier in
WaIbington am 80. un0 81. Nfai
uno am 1. SUM 0ieies Sabres ge=
feiert meroen ioate, ouf unbeItimmte
3eit 5u oeri1ieben. Ser ausi6lag-
Qeben0e @runo oofiir liegt in ben
3eitumftdnoen. @enn ii6 Oieie gu
It1roe mieoer gefl1rt baden fperoen,
uno fid Die iest otr6 &riegsgefabr
oufgeIt0rten @emiiter nieoer beirut
bigt boben iperoen, Damn ioa oas
GGngerfeIt bod bier IN Der Bunoes-
bouptItoot Itattfinoen.
Sn Ser 3piiden8eit miro ober Ser
bielige SGngerbuno iein 90-idbriges
Stiftungsfeit feiern, unO Oariiber
miro in Der n61Iten 3eit @enaueres
beri6tet meroen. @eute fam bereits
mitgeteilt tperberl, ooB oieies Set am
5onntag, Ben 81. apriI, gefeiert
per6en miro. 4m Na1mittag bic
les Cages miro elm groBes @ala-
aon3ert i'm groBen 8ouioal oes
@iaaro SoteIs itottfinoen. 9as
9rogramm fir oieies &on3ert miro
mobl i9on in n11fter 3eit befannt=
gegeben peroen f0nnen. Gie mel
teren 6eierli6feiten meroen poralts-
Iidtli9 in einem 8anfett uno einem
Gan5 beItebel. @s miro gebofft, oaB
fid 3u oieIem Seite reht Oiele Ser
treter austpdrtiger 8ereine einfinoen
mer6en.
Sir Gonnabeno, ben Is. unO
Gonntag, ben t6. Sebruar, 1T elm
godbier- uno S6lo6tfeit porgeleben.
Gin ieoer, Der i1on in friiberen Sab
rem elm ioldes Set I'M Sdngerbuno
mitgemoft bat, peiB, ooB er iid auf
elm mirfli9 i90nes Set borbereiten
lam. Dab oos giien uno Srinfen
auf oos Bette porbereitet miro,
braudt fanm erpGbnt 81 meroen,
oenn elm ieoer meiB, ooB Serr uno
Srou IlfreO Stober IN oieier Sc
3iebung INNER Die bette Gorge tra-
gen. 8abrideinlid miro aber oas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oarauf ieben,
oaB oie Seilnebmer our6 beionoere
llnterboltung erfreiit meroen.
9amit aber aud Der Saupt5iped
oes G6ngerbunoes ouf ieine &e1-
mang fommt, miro nod Dor Dem gro-
BEN &on5ert elm 9ieoerabeno pera1-
ltaltet meroen. 9as genaie 9atum
uno meitere gin8elbeiten meroen
ipGter befannt gegeben Deroen.
SO.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07
Qentider eiterariider gerein

llno wieoer lit es Der grdiioentin
SRI. anito S1noe gelungen elm gang
beionoers l90nes Yrogramm fir ben
n66Iten 8ereinsabeno am 10. bieies
Monates 3uiammen3ulteaen. 2i6a
Si6oni Sanion miro nit einem 8or-
trag oes $50. @eburtstages 6ran5
@riapar3ers ~geoenfen. 3mei Der
beoeutenb1ten 9ramen oes groBen
oIterrei9ii6en 8iibnenoidters nWe-
Sea" uno vSappbo" pur0en @noe
Ser a6t3iger Sabre BON talentpoaen
Mitglieoern, (oarunter 4nita Sha-
oe) Ser 9eutiden 9ramatiihen @e-
ieaiAaft, in Ser oamaligen @iuaro
Soa, an Der s GtraBe, NO jest oas
@iaoro &otel itebt, erfolgrei9 auf-
gefiibrt.
9ie befannte @nibingtoner aom-
poniftin uno YianiItin 0orotbD HaO-
Sc @merp tpir0 i'm &oitiim cine TO-
miI6e S3ene gum 8eften geben nno
aud als 8egleiterin fir bic aisge-
seihnete Gopraniftin Norma Simon-
ion funqieren, mel1e als erite @rup-
be bier 2ieoer, ale bon 5rml @merD
fomponiert, al @ebor 6ringt uno als
stpeite Grippe folgenoe 2ieoer iin-
gen miro: SD Iiebe Old, @rieg;
u9ie 2otosblume" S9umann;
u8as baIt gu nun, mein &er5",
.Sdaoe. 3piiden ben 2~ieOerbortrG.
qen ipielt Die orei5ebnidbrige 8ioli-
niftin @mmeI Billings, pelhe am
is. Sebruar morgens 1890 Biz II
I1br iiberg Maoio @Ne42 gebort
neroen fam, BON ibrem 2ebrer Yro.
feilor Mnton anipar felber am &la-
bier begleitet: ugparoas" BON Won-
ii; u9ie Biene" BON SCHUBERT uno
oos 6efannte vSonpenir" BON 0roln.
Cine feline 3eremonie, Die @uf-
nabme zines neren @brenmitglieoes
Ioa 6as obige Yrogramm gum bib
Iden @bidluB bringen. am Dom
nerstag, ben 90. 6ebruor, a6enos
s llbr, trifft fif elm &omitee, bette
bend aus Dem 8oritano, @brenmit-
alieoern uno MitgIieoern, 5tueds
meiterer 8eiprebung oes 6eItpro-
qramms fir oos bier5igiGbrige SUI
bilGum oes Deutf6en 2iterariiden
8ereins, i'm S1uie Der Br1ii0entin,
1929 &booe Sslan0 @pente, q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07
aimSsr-Sbenter

9os &inoertbeater 5eigt am Sonn-
abeno Morgen, ben is. 6ebrnar
1911, i'm National Sbeater p@lice
in @onoerlano~. 9ur6 Die 3uIam-
menarbeit Der n2ibrarD Foundation
@orf" nit Dem &inoertbeater lit es
ieBt fir Die @0nner oes &intertbea-
ters m09li6, quite 8ii6er fir biaige
8reiie at erbalten. 9as Bud uSllice
in @onoerlano" fam fir Is Gents
be5ogen tperoen. @u9 nSbe 9unt-
ing Of tbe Snart", nSans 8rinfer,
or tbe Silper Sfates" uno uEbrongb
TIE 2oofing Glass" fam 6ur9 Die
NationaI Some 2ibrarp Foundation,
1912 ct. MattbefpS Court, g. 49,,
be3ogen meroen. Man lege ben 8e-
trag in Mfiin5en ODER 8riefmarfen
BEL. Gintrittsfarten fir oas &in6er-
tbeoter iino MIR our6 0as 8iirc
1874 yS~ GtroBe, 81. So, Selefon,
metropolitan 1884 erbaltli6.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07
@rieffafeM

9. .. - Solonge Ser MusIGn0er
iid in Der porgeidriebenen 8eit bate
re9iItrieren Iaiien, erfiilte er ieine
|flidt uno bat unter Dem @eIes
nidts 81 befiir6ten. Dos Mmt lit
nit 9lrbeit iiberlaltet un0 es nimmt
3eit, bis ale Gegiitrierforten aus
geiauot iein iDer6en. gIio berubigt
eudl
u. 90. ~ 1880 salt i6on oie neite
GinpanOerungsauote fir oas Ius-
LAMB, iomit oud fir Deutidlan0.
Sic mar 0anlals 25,0S6. 9ie olte
oeuti6e Quote mar 51,227. 9as
mar es boffentlid, mas sic meinten.
$. $. ~ SIT ser Mann in 9ona-
81, 10 ioaten Die folgenoen 8erbGn0e
belfen founen: Mmerican Committee
for tbe German &eIief Snc., 331
MoOiion Abenle, ODER &DffbGuier
ariegs6ilfsiuerf 228 6. Sc. GtraBe,
beioe 0etp gorf. Sdreiben sic er1t
oortbinl @iiien Die feinen Mustpeg,
10 menoen Sic iid an oos 9euti9e
@eneralfoniulat in Stem gorf uno
an oas International &eo GroB, @e-
nepa, SpiBerlono.
6. 6. - $50 itebt es oenn gel6rie-
ben, 0aB Ser Sobn oerielben politi-
iGen gartei ongeboren mlB, ait Der
ser Batter geborte, ooer oaB oie Wfltt-
Ter BEL Der omtliden @~ereiOigilng
ni6t 3ligegen fem io1e, n1tr neil Der
8oter elmer an0ereu Yartei nngebor-
te?
&. 81. - Sapobl, es gibt elm neu-
es @efeb, unter peIdem Ser Aufent=
bolt zines @uslGnoers, ser ungeieb-
lid I'M 2anoe tpeilt, legoli1iert tper-
SEN fam, nenn mon benin Depart
ment Of Suffice, @aibington, 9. g.,
oarum einrei1t. Ser 8etreffenoe
1rauft oa3u oos 2ano ni6t mebr 81
nerlaiien, tpenn man ibm 0as @e=
iitb beniqigt. 9a Der Mann SAINT
Iienpater lit uno 1id ni1ts 5ui6uI=
Sen fommen lieB, miro man es inn
pabrideinlih getp6bren. @ber Elm
reiden muB CT.
.. sc. = 9as miro Sbnen ME
mano nit geitimmtbeit iogen f0n-
men. gs lit m0glidL oaB bier beab=
iidtigte St0rung Ser l1%ebertragune
oorliegt. Slider lift es nidt, oenn
Sic miifien aud Itoatif6e Storlngen
un0 oie Satia6e IN 8etraht 5ieben,
Dab Die @eaenbdnoer meiitens febr
nobe 3~uiommenliegen un0 oober I'M
einonoerlaufen~ f0nnen.
s. .. - nMrbeiter"- (un6 au6
@eperbe-) @eridte, 70 tuie man Fl
in 9eutidlano bat, gibt es bier 8tpar
nidt. Mber es gibt &oumiiiionen,
neutrality-suspicious., oie in Mrbei=
terfrogen @nti1eioe t~reffer, mo- es
lid Inn @erleBung Der Mrbeiterge=
leBe banoelt.
g. %. - 0ein, oie Mrbeitgeberin
lit nidt berpflihtet, Sbnen mdbren6
S6rer &ranfbeit Sen 2obn o~lts5u8ob-
len. 9lu6 ftebt ibr oas gfe6t 5u, Ell
ne onoere Silfe an5unebnlen, tpenn
Sic ni6t an ser Arbeit5itelle err
i6einen. 0as lit nun einmal 10, uio
Oagegen ldBt ii6 nidts MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07

-Serr 5rib Seebooe feiert
beute ieinen 80. @eburtstog BEL boil
Ter geiitiger uno f0rperlider Stride.
Gr fam 1875 aus Stol0enm ON Der
@eier nab @aibington gu leinem
8ruoer, Der oamals Snbaber Der
jeBigen 86derei Sol5beierlein mar.
-Ser3lide &artengriiBe erbielten
mir bon 5rou 6. g. Saegle aus
in 6lorioa.
-9ie 81. 6. 81. Corporation BON
beroffentlidte Dor einigen
elm 8ii6lein nit Ben neuelten
&egulationen fremoldnoii6er Negie-
rllngen betreffs &aoiogrammen. Sir
Senoungen nod 9eutidlano fam
man Die &iidanttuort nod bier nidt
I'M poralis be5ablen. 0as 8iiro lit
iebt "a Stltnoen lang offen-alio
Gag uno Na9t. Cine outborifierte
Mnnabmeiteue Ser 81. 6. 81. lit ons
0eutide &eiiebiiro $. 6. @infler,
710 Sedfte StraBe, q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07
rsrams-e nr" -Sbeuter

Stint &ur3filme, iGmtIi9 'eritma-
Zig ee3eigt, iino es, artBer ben iibli-
den 35 Minuten Der 8eltgei6eb-
niiie, bic Dos am Sreitag, ben z.
5ebruar neu be9innenoe @o9enpro-
gramm 6es 9rans-2ur Sbeaters emit
b1lt. Ser erfte lit South Of tie
goroer" elm &eiiefilm Der neuen
Going Blaces" -Serien, Der nns
Merico 5eigt, tpie es in Dergongener
3eit ausfab uno pie in Der @egen-
mart. Damn fommt elm Screen
Snopibot ~@riaona", in Dem Sen
M1irrop Die Spielteilnebmer por-
IteGt, oienitfrei aber an Srt uno
SteGe in Tucion. D&entlidp &oDal-
tp". Der nd6ite @lir5fiIm fiibrt uns
Die befonnten SurfgroBen Dor; ibm
foIgt Sling for a DaD" (&0nig fir
einen Tog), elm 8nramount Cartoon
uno i6lieBlia nSbe Zip OFF" (9er
quite 9ip), cine intereiidnte meme
Silmoarftenung iiber ben @ert elmer
idnelen Nuffaiiung uno Der opti-
iden @abrnebmung bon Signalen.
8.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07
Sram in Sans- Debate in SOlu.
9e1nDnitratiOm

@afbington. 3u elmer
lebboften S3ene fam es tuabren0 Der
SOUS Debate iiber oie @affenDer-
eib-8orlage, als cine Srau in
Sdpor3, cine Eotenfopf=Masfe Dor
Dem @eiidt, bon ibrem Sit auf Der
@aQerie oufItano nno einige unDer-
ltanoli6e @orte ousrief. Gin Cir
p1dter rib ibr Die Mosfe ab uno
fiibrte fie nad Dem 8iiro 0es Ser
geant-at- Mrms~ mo fie Der Staot-
poli3ei iiberantportet puroe. Sic
ioentifi5ierte ii6 ais Margaret Hui-
fen bon Nep gorf uno S6riftitele-
rim inter Dem Pieuoonpm ~@nora,
the Shame.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07
S~sremm6lidle @abnnna

Semen 2eiern unierer 3eitung, Oil
,ergeiien ooer oeri6umt baben, ibrI
3ablung fir uniere 3eitung redt
eitig ein8uienOen, gelten Diei
2iebIter 2efer, penn gu fannit,
3abr fir Define 3eitungl
9enn bebenfe, i6meres @el6
&oftet lire 2eitung.
@elo oltd foitet oas @opier,
Sab ltno 9ruf nidt minoer.
0aB es obne @elo ni6t gebt,
9os iiebt ielbit elm 8linoer.
Scenes bringen mir Dir ftets,
8ringen Dir aud @utes,
9arrm 5able, oaB mir nun
@irfen froben Wutes.
@er nit S9Goel uno nit Sirn
Sag fir Sag mllB pfliigen,
Gem fam BLOB 6as @ort anein
9auerno ni6t geniigen.
an0pfe nidt oie gaiden gu,
Gilt es 9einer 8reiiel
9enn, oaB frdftig iie beitebt,
Sd art6 9ein Snt'reiie.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07
gerfe6rter StanOpnnft


Ser 8oti6ofter 9ooo pertrot eli
men berfebrten Standardization
er Siitorifer NOR, ndmlih, oaB Der
Srieoe bon @eriaiaes cine beilige,
u~nantaltbare Sa1e 6es uG0lfer-
redts" l1no oaber ieoer oeuti6e
n&f" oagegen Elm l1nre6t, cine
u@ggreiiion4, baritellel 9aber
fdrieb er in Ieinem Sagebu6 INNER
bon oeuti6en n&riegs" -&iiitungen
uno beri6tete mad @aibington bon
boien frieoenit0renoen @ro6erungs-
obiidten Sitlers. 9ie @olferfarte
Guropas, pelAe in 6arben 6eutide
@olfsgebiete (tpie Suoetenoeuti6e)
8eiete, belt er fir cine gro6erungs-
farte I'M Blone ser 8eutihen. 9ie
lette Drummer Ser 3eitlhrift p2ib-
ertp~, Is. 6ebruar (pon Oieier $50
DIE 9onnerstag) entbdlt Do0os
8eobodtungen fiber Die &beinlano-
beiebung, Die 8Ium-&egierung in
-Tranfrei6 uno Den 8iirgerfrieg in
Spanien.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07

8ei9luBfoiiung iider6uiteIerL erlpO-
gen parlamentariide &egierungs-
8ertreter i'm Sous Announcements I'M
Sinn elmer oefinitiben Begren5ung
Der @ufDenoungen inter Dem &oo-
iebeltiden Yrogramm uto zines Ser
bots Der 8efabrung BON &riegs5onen
our@ amerifaniide S9iffe, obtDobl
fie iiber5e1iet finb, oaB Der 9orlage
ali1 obne oiele &onaeiiionen cine am
lebnlide Mebrbeit iideritebt.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07
Nrbeiter-s Gnserfeit tpirS OnrdJ-
aefihrt

Sir Decoration 9aD" oieies Sab
reg lift befonntli6 auh elm anoeres
Singer unoesfeIt ongefebt, uno
8tpar oas oes arbeiter-S 6ngerbun-
oes BON Imerifa. IS miro bier in
SEEM gorf a~bgebalten merOen, nobel
oos Monbotton Center, bas erft i'm
perqangenen SerbIt ous @roBfonaert
pom Ie6s County, 9 reinigungen 0es
N1etropolitan-0 itrifts i'm Nor0oit-
liden S1ngerbulo erlebt bate, Die
5eftltGtte oes gegriiBungs- uno Oes
Sonptfon8ertes fem miro. @ie
&arl Meper, Der SefretGr oes @r-
better 81 ngerbunoes, erflart, miro
oas Set obgebnlten tperoen, oa fir
Die @rbeiterianger feinerlei @riin0e
oorliegen, es 81 berlegen.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07
ariesssune bleibt perbOtenes @ebiet
fir Il. g. Sdiffe

@afbin linn Der 8af-
fenperleib- Gorlage elm Marimim
bon Gtimmen 81 getpinnen-unO oes
gffefts ienieits BEG 95eans tpeeen-
Die groBtm0glihe ginigfeit in Der
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07

@ebus, oIs ACKNOWLEDGMENT unO
&urt S6r0ter, Sroion COUNTY, ols
&oreiponoen5-S efretdr getD6blt. 9ie
8erIammlung geOadte oes berItorbe-
men 6reur0es Mebus unO Der Waut.
ter BON Or. Sepfartb our6 i6mei.
gen0es @rbeben BON oen HldBen.
Ser3li6 puroen oua Der @brenprd-
Iioent oes Nor0oitliden Sangerbun-
oes, Sbeo @enninger, uno @bren-
oireftor O.. s. @eorgi (SuOion
GountD) in Ser @~erlammlung mill
fommen gebeiBen. @aibington
mar ourd ieinen 8unOesoelegoten
Serrn Carl Stober uno feinen Ser
einsprGiioenten Serrn Yaul Otter
bad bertreten.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07
0[riOn 0amen.Werein

9ie 0~eriammIung oes Mrion Da.
menbereins finoet am Mittpod. ben
10. 6ebruor, BEL 6rou q. @utman,
1910 8beeIer Mon6, anncOItin, fat.
Washington Journal., 1941-02-07

Sir geriiderungen oaer Grt
t%elepbonieren sic bite an oae Sour
nal, National 7789.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-09
BY JOE SMITH

Written for the United fressl
 Medford, Mass, April 9, - (UP) - Look for me in the first 10 fin- ishers in the Boston A. A. Mara thon April 19.
 This will be only my second try at the Boston grind and the top 10 would be a satisfactory improvement over my 18th place in last years race.
 Much of my conditioning for the Patriots Day marathon has con- sisted of competing in the prelim- mary road races. started by ftn- ishing in a tie with Fred McGlone for third place in the North Med- ford 20-mile event. copped the time prizes in both the reddish and presentation 10-mile handicap races the past two weeks.
 Addition, practice running . couple of hours each Sunday and wednesday. Of course, my work as a milkman also helps keep me in shape. TO keep abreast of the leaders all the way will be my plan of action for the B. A. A. I like "Tarzan" Brown to win the race with Gerard Cote. last years winner, second and either Johnny Kelley or Leslie Pawson in third place. I am 26 years old, married and have n daughter. I stand ( feet, 3 l.2 inches and weigh l5o.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-09
Today's Sport Parade
the classic theory that pitching is 70 per cent of o baseball club.
 Hnfle1A Helna
BY HENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent)

!, the classic theory that pitching t 70 per cent of 0 baseball club. Infield Helps
 T look at the infields," he said You'd be surprised how often 6 good infield makes great pitchers Atlay Donald was Q good pitcher so long as the New York Yankees infield held up. When 1t fell te pieces he did, too. The most i'm. portant part of the infield is short. stop and second base, but the bal club I like has to have four good men in there. Occasionally an out. standing outfielder can make Q dif- ference in the odds, but most of the time I don't pay any attention to the outheld."
 After putting out his opening line on the ball clubs, Doyle becomes Q sort of human mutuel machine changing the prices according to the amount of money bet on each club He usually revises his odds after about Q month or six weeks of the season has elapsed and keeps changing them from time to time The only bad spot he ever got into as 0 betting commissioner was when he quoted the Boston Braves at 60 to 1 in 1914. He got $500 worth of bets on the Braves and stood to lose $l8.0oo If they won the pen- nant.
 That was the year that George stallings, "the miracle man, brought the Braves from last place on July4 to 0 pennant and 0 world series victory in four straight games over the Athletics. Before the Braves got on top, however, Doyle sold all his bets on them and ac- tually made $i00 profit on the deal.
 Many Equal
 Golf is the most unpredictable of games, but Doyle has Q sure-fire way of fixing the odds on Q tourna. ment such as the National Open.
 T figure there are i50 golfers ir there and about 100 of them are equal. By that I mean that any one of them has the shots and me. chanical ability to equal the others Then 1t comes down to Q question of heart. You'd be surprised how many good golfers there are witt peanut hearts--fellows who get te worrying and fretting and blow their chances. I figure there art about 10 top-flight golfers who really have heart, so I make then the favorites and string the rest o, the field along behind them"
 During the autumn most of the nation goes crazy trying to pick winners of college football games but to Doyle this is the softest touch of all for a betting comm.s. sioner.
 Form prevails 80 per cent of tho time," he explained. "The place where you have to figure close is or traditional games. Yale would ra. ther beat Harvard than win all tht rest of its games. Duke and North Carolina is always @ swell spot fol an upset. My job is to figure out accordingly. One thing I don't pay any attention to is the old legenc that the home team has the edgt if all other things are equal. That the bunk"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-09
THOMPSON TO
 HEAD C|Ty-W|DE
Softball Circuit May Have Teams in Action
 Soon

Once again, the City-Wide soft- ball league will be master-minded by Johnny Thompson, reelected last night to head the league for another season, with Dom Fusco and John Lattanzio assisting President Thompson as vice-president and secretary treasurer.
 With ten teams already accepted for membership, the list will be in- creased to l2 due to application of the West SideS and the W.o.S.o. outfit, @ group of government work CTS, with the defending champion Wonderland Grill, Cadets, Baldwin Preps, Trojans, Valley Stars, Di Blasios, Brooklyn "" Bombers, Town Plot Acmes, North End "Y'' Hobies and North End "" Tigers already accepted by the league of- flcials. ..-...
 Umpires are asked to get in touch with MT. Thompson before next Tuesdays meeting at the "Y."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-09
BRUINS NOW A 'C|NCn' TO COP
 STANLEY CUP
Boston Icemerl Score and Win 2.l in Last 7 Min.
 utes of Game

Boston, April 9. - (Up) - Solid ly entrenched behind Q two-gamt lead in their best-of-seven Stanley cup hockey final series, the Boston Bruins headed for Detroit today with the Red Wings to resume thei, series tomorrow night.
 The Bruins made 1t two straight over the wings last night by scoring a 2-1 victory before i5,000 fans at Boston Garden.
 Boston rallied with two goals ir the games final seven minutes te win after Detroit, superior on of- fense for most of the rst two per- iods, scored at 2:4i of the thir ses. sion. Modere Bruneteau, right wing, scored for Detroit on passes from Syd Howe and Johnny or lando. .r
 Rookie Terry Reardon equalizet for Boston at i3:45 Of the same period with 0 short shot from the right side into the left corner. De- fenseman Desse Srnit hstarted the thrust by carrying to the back. boards where Winger Herb Cain col lected the disc and passed to Rear don. ",y"p
 Undefeated
 Winger Roy Conacher scored tht deciding tally at .l7:46 to preserve Boston's unbeaten record agains,
 Winger Roy Conacher scored tht deciding tally at. l7:45 to preserve the Wings this season. The Bruini Boston's unbeaten record agains' now have five wins and flee tie' against Detroit. ,e.
 Conacher's shot came on a per- fectly-timed play set up by Cen ter Milt Schmidt who passed to tht fast-moving Winger. Conachel raced in on Rookie Goalie Johnny Mowers and shot from about ll feet out. It was Q terrific drive tha penetrated narrow opening t Mowers left.
 Defenseman Flash TIollett jo!nes the growing list of patched-up Bos ton. players when Carl Liscomb' broke Q stick over his head late Il the first period! Hollett received stitch and Liscombe drew e majo penalty, one of three during thu game.
 Mowers took time out briefly fl the second period after Bobby Baue kneed him on the head in . pile up. U s~rs 4af The fourth game of the series vii be played at Detroit on Saturda! night and if required, other game will be played alternately at Bos ton and Detroit. y4