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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29
SALE.

by virtue Of authority conferred
upon the undersigned as trustee in a
certain deed of trust dated the 18th
Gay of January, 1888, and recorded
IN book l89, page $40, executed by
Horace M. Champion. default having
been made in the payment Of the
debt therein secured, at the request
OF h holder of the same | will offer
for sale at the courthouse door in
Henderson, N. c., on the 18th day
OF June, l94l, at - O'clock, by pub
lie auction, the following described
real estate.
Begin at d stake A. F. J0hnson'S
corner, on the road as it formerly ran
from Ross old mill place to the
Clark place, the same being 848 81
feet N 70 IA f, from a stake Whit
tedS corner, rNl thence along said
old road, N 81 IA E, 1875 chs. to the
intersection in the road leading from
Henderson to WILLIAMSBURG by Ross
mill, 20 feet from a stake: thence
along said road, N "A ID E, 1925
chns. to a stake in the road, and so
feet N 81 l-2 e, from a stake in the
Southern edge of said road; thence
S 81 - w, 1920 chns. to Is feet
beyond a stone on the North side of
the road to the place of beginning.
Containing 10 acres more or less, See
deed of Elsie O. Vow and husband.
and George S. Cooke and wife, dated
January II, 1888, to Horace M.
Champion.
This 26th day of May. l94l.
A. A. BUM, Trustee.
Llay 29-June 5-Il-l9-2b
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

A reader objects to the British Civ
ing Rudolph Hess chicken to eat.
No doubt ne thinks Rudie should be
kept OH 4 strict diet # humble pie.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29
Jesse

Secretary of Commerce Jesse
Jones sees the national debt reach
ing 500, OO0, O0O, 900. That's quite an
eyeful, all right.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

Customs officials seized 300 tons
of wool on a Soviet-bound vessel.
That must be a new kind of wool
gathering.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29
WANT ADS

SEVERAL RECONC!T!ONED ELEC
trio RefrigcratOrS as low as S35 90.
Come in and select a New General
Electric or a good recondltloncd
refrigerator now. Henderson Book
Co.. Phone ITO. Your General
Electric Dealer. l2-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

ALL CARS WASHED AND GREAS-
ed for 81 90 until June |. CoWard's
Service Station, William street.
Phone 8l4. l2-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. They
benefit by sound insurance, eff
ficient service and substantial di-
vldends year after year by insur-
ing with Gates Insurance Agency.
l2-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

SPECIAL CIGARETTE PROMO
ton sale at our store this Saturday
only. HerDer('S Yellow Front. 29-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT Ar
l~ierbert's yellow Front. CompIcte
assortment OF fancy groceries,
vegetables, and fresh meats at All
times Phone 439. Free delivery.
22-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

WE SELL AND INSTALL THE EN-
tire line OF Barber GcnasCo roofs
or homes and all types Of COM
mcrclal buildings. Tanner Roofing
Co., phone 6U6. .
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

SHOE ECONOMY, WE CAN DOU-
bic the wear of your shoes by our
rebuilding methods. Phone G38. We
call for and deliver. GrISsom'o
Shoe Rendlr Shop. 23-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

SEE THE OUTSTANDING BUYS
IN u Sale OF Electrical APP
pllances' Now going on at Hughes
Furniture Co. 23-7t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

MODERN PLUMBING CONVENT
ences are o than matter of
comfort. They mean better health
and sanitation. j. G.. Wheeler. Jr.,
phone 1913 or 8l2-J. 29-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

WANT ADS
Get Results
HAIL NEED NOT DESTROY YOI1p
years labors without cumpenIa,
ton. Let us place Insurance Nr
your tobacco crop today. Insurance
Department. Citizens Bank a. Tr,'I,
>~o''p''lS' 23tf
BABY CHICKS AT SUMMED
prices, some started. FCX maSbni
henderson Hatchery, tclcphnno
oo'' 26-6ti
WANTED-BOOKkEEPING TO D0
on part time basis; one or nl,,,,
sets OF books. Can install douhIo-
entry systems, prepare linancI,1
statements, tax reports, etc. ADJ
dress Box 300, care Daily Dlspatch
29-2ti
ohH bi'i0HLi.o, LIE FLORIST
Tor po'tea plants and all outdoor
bedding plants. These are groWn
AT the greenhouses and have daily
care by the growers. Phone $50
29-tf
EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT Ar
lierberts yellow Front. Complrte
assortment OF fancy groceries
NnBntDhIrS and trnIh ,,,,,.,
, times Phone 439. Free delivery
Z2-tf
IT'S BARBECUE TIME. AND
there's fresh barbecue at Rcd Tav-
lors Hi Top any time. ALWAYS
fresh, always good, and good all
ways. Try IL. 2l-tI
WATCH FOR THE VANCO FLOUR
man. lie may call at your house
any day ana Ollcl you $3.50 to
show hlm the label from any
Vance flour bag. Vance Mills. lnS.
Cd
SALE ON WARTEN RUGS, GOOD
assortment OF patterns. SIC 9Ni2.
S3.1o; size 6X9, 500. Il. T.. Sat
lcrWhltc & Sons, nCar fire station.
29t[
WE SELL AND INSTALL THE EN-
tire line OF Barber GcnaSc0 roofs
tor homes II all types OF COM
mcrcIaI buildings. Tanner Roofing
CO.. phone 600. .
SEE THE OUTSTANDING BUNS
IN our Sale OF Electrical APP
%pliances' Now going on at liugnes
Furniture Co. 23-7t
SHOE ECONOMY! WE CAN DOU-
bic the wear of your shoes by our
rebuilding methods. Phone G38. We
call for and deliver. Grlssoma
Shoe Re"alr Shop. 23-ti
We SPECIALIZE IN ALL
! kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
MODERN PLUMBING CONVENT
5 enCes are more than a matter of
comfort. They mean better health
and sanitation. j. G.. Wheeler. Jr.,
phone 1878 or 8l2-J. 293ti
REMODEL, REPAIR, AND PAINT
t Up. Visit The Place of Values"
for the right materials at the night
) price. Ale :. Watkins. 2b-tf
:. ALL TYPES OF IMPROVEMENTS
a be financed through US. Easy
: terms. Ask for information. Hen
derson Building & Loan .AssocIa-
( ton, Al. B. Wester, Secy. (4)
, TIRES, BATTERIES, CASH OR
CREDIT. All tires guaranteed II
months. Batteries recharged soc.
Carolina Tire Store, next door to
A. & p. Store. Phone lO24-J 2l-tl
t EAT MORE SQUABS-A FRESH
5 supply IN hand now. If you haven't
! tried them, do so now. They arc
/ delicious. Wester's. Phone 4l5-4l6.
RECONDITIONED USED TIRES,
: all sizes. Sprinkle Service Station.
28-3u
FOR PRINTING, PHONE 81. AL
iord's Printing and Office Supply
Co. "Hendcrson's most modern
printing establishment and office
supply store. We guarantee to
please. 26-tf
LET US SELL YOU A GOOD USED
Car. Good selection of real values,
quality at the right price. Gambler
Palmer Motor Co., Studebaker
sales and service. 3-tf
DENOE QUALITY PAINTS TELL
and our prices sell. People who
want paint satisfaction are turn
ing to DcNoe paints. Alex S. Wat
kins. 29-ltl
GET PRICES ON OUR Used CARS
before you buy. E & Z Motor Co..
Dodge and Plymouth dealers, III
Chestnut street. 4-eod-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

IT'S BARBECUE TIME, AND
there's fresh barbecue at Rcd 1av-
Tors NH Top any time. Always
fresh, always good, and good all
ways. Try 1t. 2l-,t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29
WANT ADS
Get Results

HAIL NEED NOT DESTROY Yo11p
years laborS without componOi
ton. Let us place Insurance ON
your tobacco crop today. Insurance
Department. Citizens Bank a. Tr,s,
Company. u ,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

SEE BRIDGERS, TIE FLORIST
for ported plants and all outdoor
bcddln9 plants. These are grown
at the greenhouses and have dalIy
care by the growers. Phone 800
p4-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

SALE ON WARTEN RUGS. coon
assortment OF patterns. SIC 9Ni2.
$50; size 6N9, 500. Il. +. Sat
lclWhllc & Sons, nCa fire station.
29-tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

REMODEL, REPAIR, AND PAINT
Up. Visit The Place of Values"
for the right materials at the night
price. Alex S. Watkins. 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

WATCH FOR THE VANCO FLOUR
man, lie may call at your house
any day and Ollcr you 500 to
show hIm the label from n
Vance flour bag. Vance Mills, lnI.
Cd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

BABY CHICKS AT SUMMED
prices, some started. FCN ma,br,
henderson Hatchery, tclcphnno
507. % e.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-29

WANTED-BOOkkEEPING To NO
on part time basis; one or mnro
sets OF BOOKS. Can install double
entry systems, prepare financial
statements, tax reports, etc. ADJ
dress Box 300, care Daily Dispatch
2Y-2,i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

sic uGreiidn,le' ididen, oann braud),
ten tie fein Sdnlgelo 5m be5ablen
Batter D'Yoplan aber luollte audi
cine ,,freie. 5bule' balten, oamit Tie
feline gntibnloisung borbrinsen
fonnten. aber trokbem pasten es
lnand,e, ibre ainoer IN Sic 0iientlide
Sdule 5,i id)iden. Zines Morsens
ltanb Batter S'9oplan am @es nuo
jeoes fatboliihe aino iaste er a,triid
CUR fatboliiben Sbule, iogar nit ei.
ner Sbrieise. Get bod auo 90 to
Dour idoor' fo,nmanbierte er ,no iie
gingen audi. giniee @ltern 1nahten
cine 6auit i'm Cad, id,impften elm
ipenig eaben bann aber gu: Bater
O'1oplon babe redt seton. go bate
er alle fatboliiden ainoer bon gorn-
ing uno llmeeeeno, felbit einise bon
8udinsbam in ieiner 5Aule: ,,aatbo-
liIbe ainber miilien in bie fatboliIde
Sdnle! @s lit oie bl. Bflidt Der
gltern, lire aiuber in Die fatbolii6.
5dnle gu ididen, tuenn iie fd ielbit
uno sic seelen ibrer ainber bonn
e,pieen Beroerben retten luollen." SO
lprad Batter Setting uno oas gins
Iibaen tief in bie 5eele.
Dieie bl. Yflidt iaB tuie elm
5dmert in oent Ser3en nteines 8a-
ters bon Der 3eit an, als er in 8eno.
bile tuobnte, Bis oo6 er ipdter BON
Senlod, g., nad Corning se5ogeu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

Die M1itner erbielten Mrbeit ani
Nr. 8, bic ibnen eeiiel. sic lernten
ibneu ln,o peroienten sleid boben
2obn. Sest fam aber Ser Sonntag
uno bamit sic ,,5onntasspilibt"::
Neiie 5u b0ren. Der 8ater uno Gran5
Yieper Batten feline Hnbe nebr;; iie
ioridten nod, sipo eine fatboliid)e
airde tpdre. Da borten fie bon. Wife
Staotler (Sdanf,pirt uuo fatbo-
liid) brei Weilen BON bier bem @e.
&c nad ,pare cine fatbolii9e Stride
auf oem 2anbe, int 5tdbtden gbapel
SID. Nur cine Meiie nm 9 llbr; ser
Bfarrer, Jatber Roonep, foune feiu
Deuti6; ct sebe nidt Bin, aber feline
8uben tuiiroen ,ns idon ben Des
seigen. llno 10 eing es 5onntags
nod CHAPEL Sia = oen fiir5eiten
Bes iiber 3dline ,no 8erse, burd
9dler unb 8Gde, bis mir miioe an.
famen. Mdnner uno 5raueh lno
ainoer tparen beridluist, oenn es
iuar furdtbar beiB. M6er alle muB-
ten geben i,no uollten alld seben.
Das 8auernDolf itano -berl,m llnter
ben Sdattenb1umen une iab ltns
fo,nmen. Solbes frentoes Bolt bot
ten fie lange nidt nebr seieben; aber
lie iuaren freunolid llno gut, belon-
bers Die Sren. 8alo aber fanoen iie
aus, oaB iuir Deutlde iuaren, oa To-
men aber Die Deutfheu: 5hmabel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

Qaffe l,ip. FAM an. 8ie, freunolib
uuo gut; Ser Borseieste font aud
felblt .,mo iprod 5,tm Bater: Sn Sic
feat Sdabt tpiiroen iie an9enon,men
u,so fGnnten nlorsen idou anian9en
5u arbeiten. Belde Cite! Garaui
aiag es weiter sur aolonie, nod eius
@eile ipeiter. Oa iu,,rben mir ipieber
iiberraidt; oie 0e9erfrouen famea
isno tpollten belfen, 6as abenbeiien
Su mad)eu. Sic tu,.Bten tuobl, baB
iuir nidts 9atteu, nidt einmal einen
Ro1ofen, ser nad9er crit nadfam
Die Negerfra,len batten ales ntitse>
bradt in6 10 aBen mir unier abeno>
eiien. Dann m,roeu Betten ausae-
breitet fit bie Wadt. Die WGnuer
ftaaoen 5l,Iamn,en nno ipraden, sic
1rditen iparen am ueinen in 6er
0rennoe. b. .%..- ~.
Da faH,en aud sic Negermdnner
t.uo nit ibnen elm alter ,gottontop
Nrea6er" nit Ser 8i6el unter ben,
arm. @r tuollte ausiinben, ob mir
aud Gbriiten iptiren, Oh ipir cine 8i-
bel batten itno oaran glaubten. @r
belt iid an oen 8ater, Ser i'm Iiebe-
boa ahfnabm nno lib nit ibm Der-
ftauolid madte. Sa, mir iino Gbri-
ften, aatbolifen, ,tnb slaubeu an bie
4ibel; aber nidt an .oie 8i6el'
bic lei ia proteitantiid. CT nabm lie
IN Sic Sano nno fogte au ibm: ,,oat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01
6e0anfem nm GriMmerMMgtn
Bon Nep. 1ran3 Guerfges

9ibel is no gooo; falid, bon Wartin
2ntber, no gooO. Catholic 8ibel from,
Sc biibop, alright" Nea, meinte Der
CUTE alte Breader, er preoige oa IN
ser 8aptiitenfirde an Der 8abn.
Dtr iollten nur binfonnlen. n@ea
gipe Dou leats." 8ater baufte ibn
mo er sins frob nad Sans. Rad
Der baben sic Wdnner einnal elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING beig { IN obnt
bes Nbenos, als bic 2idter brannten.
Sic bielten cine 8allelnia -8erIamnl-
lung nit Diel @eidrei; oas NOR eins
nal uno fiir immer se,ulg. go er,
5dblte mir ipater ser gater uno &an.
mes Sdarfsen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01
D6is MaiIenfreamS

mo gapern uno 9ooenler. 90 ging
oas log in ibrem Dialeft, baB mir
falim perItanoelt, aber es ipar bod
Dentld, iuenn aud nidt Ylattoelitid).
9as mar cine lteberroidmg, oie mir
nie Dergeiien baben.
x
ais Batter Bernard G'Boplan ben
Corning Sbio, Die ncHe 5duIe fer
tig gebal,t bate luno aus bent alien
Seller ge5ogen NOR, oa lieB er 8ater
Setting fomnet1, Der cine iltereiiante
Nebe belt lino ben Dentiden, oenn
er iprad Deutid. lire fatboliIde
5dnlpffidt ins @eb0btnis suriid-
REF benn ntanbe ipollten gern ibre
ainoer oes ipeiten Begs tpegen in
oie ndber aeleaene Bubble SdooP
idifen. gs bieB oan,als irnmer in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01
(5ortfesung)

(Jortfesnng)
Sdon anf benz 8ege bon Gorn-
ing nod Henbbille belt Der 5ilbr.
mann ilnteripegs inter einem 2inben-
baum. Dor Der Wine Nr. 8 oil, oa, no
Der 8eg snm Senrp SSiielitein sebt.
Gs tpar ibon etlDas i,ad Dinner. Nm
@erge Dor bent 5dadt iuobnte ser
Oberiteiser, Serr 2onis 9olf ien, elm
.,Beniplpanin Dntdnlan", Ser ein ge-
brodenes Deutid ipradJ. St tuuBte
burb oas 8iiro, oaB lutr fdmeu nno
bate feline 5rau beauitraat, nns nu-
ter oem 8auu ein 5riibitiid su fer
bieren. @s ba,lerte 1idt lauge uno
6as @iien bon iparmen 8isfuits nno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01
N'ittus6, SEN 1. Dftober 1941

WfttflUed), Den i. AffDhtr Iy4l
mar. @r fragte in CHAPEL Sia ole
Oel,tiden 8anern nad) Ser ShlIe;
Eaber ba gab es feline. Nnr cine flei-
lie @emeinoe bon 45 8anern, bie alle
iueit boneinanoer nobntel IN oen
8ergen bon 8errp lino Worgan
Counties. Sriiber mar Iie cine MiI-
iion getpeieu bon ct. Soiepb's, 9omi-
ftican Satbers. bon 5omerIet, 8.
Sest batten iie einell alten &nnaoier.
5atber NooneD, Der balo forb. aeiue
Sdnle ba, in Corning and feline; Die.
,,Gdite Sbnle IN 3allesnilfe, Is biz
90 Mseilen meg. nNd Bott" iagte bie
Mntter, mas foa ans .nnIern ain->
bern perben2" Sic ieste iid) sltr
1rai Ebereie Bieper l,no beioe pein.
ten; Iie ipollten luieber ilad) gol,,nt-
blis, Ohio, ODER nab Del,tibIano sl..'
rid. sn Ser Stride fein @ort 9cntid.
alles frenlo, @eiang nno 8irdcnnnllit
ein Sammer, @ebete in6 Yreoigt poer
llnterribt alles l,nperItGnSlid: bas
lpar nnanslteblid llno erbriifeno.
Doh Iie gingen inlmer in oie Stride.
lueil es ibre Yfliht nar ,uto iie tr0-
iteten iid gegenieitig; Damn -famnteu
AUDI Die alteM gllten 8anerniuei6er.
,uelde iie mitnabmen anf bas 2ano.
Dort lernten iie bon ibuen 8rotbat-
fen, Sefemad)enL ssriidteeinnabeu
nilu, ia iogar Seife foden. 81 luas
Datten iie orallBen nibt geleben. 60
persaBen tie etipas bon ibrem Seim-
lpeb, iltSen iie iid) an. oie s(rbeit
lnadten, altd einen amerifanilbeu
Dinner bltdet 5u ipicfell". saes au.
oers als orauBeu.
slber oie Sbulc, sic Sbule! Die
Gillber fonnten bod nid)t in sic See
geri6llle geben! September fam INTO
Die 5rage ipuroe ilnlner bensli6er.
9a DieB es: mir sieben nod 9ufing-
bant na6 Dem reuen Sbacbt Scr. 19.
gtnr iueiBe Sel1te iolleu BORT arbeiteu
lrno 5ipar 0elttidbe, ipelbe sic Goal
SO. bon gller, 9eutidIano, ,u1o lin.
9egeno fommen laile gater ,mo
5ran5 Sleeper iollen &prarbeiter iper-
oen. Mr. Sbarfeen llnb Senrp @er.
fer lpiiroen Sei5er ober ionIt mas.
0as iuar eine, frobe 8otid)aft lno om
Is. September 5ogen mir ab. slu
gh. 5 gings ben Berg binanf, iiber
Congo (oamals nod nitbt ba). on
Sim Nool,gs Sarm. porbei, on 9ra.
fe's Rirdbof ltno 3apelle ber,,nter,
on 9rafe's @auernbans porbei nod
cine balbe Meile ,.no mir laBen i,1
lekten groBen tpei6eu &aus ser Go-
Ionic 51lam,nen. 5rans Sleeper nabm
lpieber bas fleine Saus neben uns
nno Bic beioeu MaRner blieben BET
ms. Sbre 5rauen fomen crit ant
81. Oftober 1881, aIs Sic ga,5e @e-
ieaidaft bon 800 5amilien anfom.
sic auf brei Bldten berteilt murben:
fSAddte 10, Is uno. IL. aber 90 mar
es nod idlebter aetporben fiir airde
uno Sdule. alio INNER idlimmer.
(Sortiesuns folst) =
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2inbIi6e 2saif

@ater: ~5risden, luer briust "oas
5leiid?"
5risden: Ser 5leii9er."
Sater: ,.nno wer n,aAt ein
SbloB2" =,
5ribden: Ser Sblofer."
Batter: ,,llno iuer ben 91id2''
ssrikben: Ser 9iIhler."
8ater: limo tper mabt Elm 8ett z"
5risden: Ser 8ettler.''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-01

Sat Td eiaea Namem gemadt
.Niiller 1T III Nmerifa getpeieH
uno bat iid einen Nanen semadt!"
5000 r.
uSa iett nennt er fid WilIer-"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

the U. 8, Inc, Department of Con- neoticut, are composed of men whose forefathers immigrated to the United States of America, from the Kingdom of Italy, men who came here shortly, prior to 1917, from the Kingdom of Italy, fought and bled in the World War No. l, for the Stars and Stripes. Our love for America was so great
 that more than l4,000 Italian-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

Der, ln the year of aelA. m ord that the name 1tal mated from the tlil8. American World War the .. c. Inc.
 AND BE TT TuNrn SOLVED that tie byfaNs tE national department cE th Rafiization be changed to con with this revolution.
 AND BE TT pURIg SOLVED that the byIaWs Eli also be changed in order to ad1ala veterans of our extraction. wEw are serving in World War N0. 2. We respectfully suggest that tila national commander cali a ApeelnN session of f1ls national ccminitss, in order that the above changes may Dc recommended and adopted
 Respectfully submitted,
 ANGELO POssEAGATo,
 Dept. of Connecticut, Adj
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
Drastic Resolution
 Prepared d by Veterans
State Department of aIian-American Veterans Score Italy for War on U. S.-May Drop Word ''ltaIian"

A resolution will be taken up by tho Ttalian-American World War Veterans of Connecticut on Dec, 26 at state meeting to be held in WinSted to strike out the word "Itallans from the name of the or ganiEatlon. This was proposed in . bulletin sent to all the chapters In Connecticut yesterday with sigma lures of Michael diordano, state de- partment commander and Angelo eossemato, state adiutant,
 This action was decided upon by the organization on the attitude of Fascist Italy" in approving the powardly attack of the Japanese forces on American possession, Membership of the organization totals S,600.
 A copy of the resolution has been Forwarded to President Roosevelt, Governor Robert A, Hurley and Mayor Vincent A, Scully, It reads B follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
PoACHEE INvADEs CTTx

Maiden, Mas, (UP)-Two wilM deer were killed by an unidentified hunter in woods near . residentiaA section despite c iaw which pros hibits shooting within the city lime its. Police found the carcass of one of the animals under a tree tlaa other where it had crawIed or been dragged in Police CoffliniAaioueS Burt Dewar'g garage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

To the OficerS and Delegates of the Department of Connecticut Italian American World War Vet- eFanS of U. s. Inc, in meeting aS- semhled on this 2eth day of De- celnher, lo4l, in the City of Win- sted, state of Connecticut:
 WHEREAS-The United states of America, by on act of Congress on December T, l94l, declared that a state of war exists, with the Japanese Empire, due to their cowarcly attack on possessions of the United states of America, un- der the cloak of diplomatic cons ferences:--
 WHEREAS-on December Q, l9Al, Fascist italy and Maxi Ger many, allied to Japan in an Axis pact, declared that a state of war exists with the United States of America, and--
 WHEREAS-We, the Italian American World War Veterans of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

the Japanese forces, on Aneri- can possessions.
 WE DEpLORE-that for the first time in the history of Italy, or the United States of America, they should be at war with each other.
 WHEREFORE--Be it resolved that we, the Department of Con- necticut. 1talian-American World War Veterans, in meeting aEsem- bled, on this 2eth day of Decem-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

American Veterans became or- ganized as Q veterans unit, not to oppose the progress in the inerA, est of the veterans that was be- ing made by the major organiza- tions, to which many of us bee long--not for political or philoS- ophical beliefs - but rather to point with pride to the contrihN- ton that the sons of the descend ants of the followers of Garihald1,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

Mazzini, and Savoy were making in their educational program, fin the land that we have learned to love, as much if not more, than our next door neighbor, who may have just arrived at our shores from the many oppressed lands, or whose forefatherS came here on the Mayhower.
 WE DEPLORE--the stand that Fascist Italy mas taken, in ape proving the cowardly attack of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

Americans answered the Call to Arms, from Connecticut. The pages of, history tell of many heroic deeds performed by 1tal- ian- Americans on the field of bat- tie. We fought, and our colors were dipped in the blood of many who made the supreme sacrifice in order that the ideals that we had come to cherish, might live.
 THEREFORE, .- the Italian-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
By Clayton Hepler

day in 3 altimore Big jim
Thompson, who upset Abe Simon
before his title match is Roscoe S
opponent Lost We forget. Tom
Tom says Secret will meet Mlt
Aron, June Is in Chicago Lou
Nova. stll waiting for that Sep
tcmber title shot with Louis. meets
Big jim Robinson of Philadelphia
at Minneapolis, Friday Ray
Robinson, the Negro lightweight
who flashed on the LouiS-Simon
card here. will meet Sammy An
gott in a non-titlc bout, late in
june also in phllly.
Harry Baxter, back from a trip
10 Haiti. says Pedro NontancI,
former lightweight king. j., run
ning "a bar I'm The little town of
Cayez and weighs 100 pounds . .
Kayo rs Stll around town and
still Idlc -. Harvey DubS. fight
ing as a weljcrwoight now beat
Tony Petro,ky last time out
Manager Neal Jacobs is in New
Orleans. on vacation from snap
per duties. and trying TO line up
something there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
II S His F O u + h
For Brooklyn
This Year

NEW YORK, May 3l.-Hugh
Casey continued his mastery of the
Giants today as Brooklyn's Dodg-
erS beat New York and Carl Hub
bell, So.
The Flatbush flock won the
game i'm the fourth inning. Joe
Medwick. who also collected a
triple and single. led off with his
sixth homer of the season.
Owen singled. advanced on a
sacrifice, Reese walked. and Owen
scored on ReiSers single. Lava
getto's single scored Reese, and
Reiser came home when Rucker
bobbled the ball. Brooklyn added
another in the eighth.
New York picked up tally in
the first and made their last in
the ninth.
Although replaced by Mace
Brown, Casey was credited with
his fourth win this season over
the Giants. He and Brown limited
the New Workers to eight hits
while the Dodgers collected IL off
Hubbell and Johnny Wittig.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Norris and Petro
Wind Up Match

Joe Norris. captain Of the Sfoh
team, and Johnny Petro Of Clevc-
land will complete their 60-game
home and home bowling match for
a $1,000 purse at the Palace Rec
reation here this Sunday.
Two blocks of 10 games each
are scheduled for 3 and 9 p. m,
with the Detroiter favored TO
emerge tho winner. Going into the
fourth block Saturday night, Nor
ris was leading his rival by Us
pins as a result of the first SO
games in Cleveland last weekend.
In piling up his lead Norris
averaged 2079 TO Peuo'S 203.7.
Sundays match officially will close
the 1901 bowling season.