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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14

Eleanor Crary, steno in the sheriffs office in the superior court building Kendrick Avenue winds up her annual vacation this week :. MT. and Mrs George PheIan of East Street. and Georges dad Mike will be opening their mail for the next two weeks at Silver Sands starting Sunday Irene Reilly, of South Street. student at St. Marys Hospital is riding the waves this week at Hampton Beach, N. H. Johnny Sirica, Union Street butcher, leaves next Monday automobile trip to New Mexico.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14

civilian" job as well. It is the guardian and repairer of all navi- gable waterways in the U. s. As one army officer puts it, If you want to dig a canal from your own backyard to the nearby river, you have to consult the Engineers. THE ARMY'S
 HANDY-MEN
 They pass on bridge clearance, too, and see that lake and river ports are dredged properly for navigation. They're just about the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14

Lieut. Kenneth G. Overbury of Cheshire Field Ar-
 ery Reserves has been ordered to report at New Or from Brig Gen Francis B. WbV of the First corps area This may not concern you but Syria and Lebanon are once again open to tourist traffic. according to norma ton just given out at Free French headquarters in Cairo Maybe you'll repan your next winters cruise reading this Pat Wallace enjoying his annual vacation by do ing ot of odd oos at his new Lounsbuy Street home day. Patrolman Pat Hughes accompanied him to the game and the two Pats still batting those Tanks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14

much to hear about. One of the biggest indices of the rate of army boat expansion in the past. year alone is this figure comparison: Appropriations for the Water Transport Branch of the Trans portation Division of the Office of the Quartermaster General (jaw- breaker)
 1940 ................ $ 9.47O,O0O
 1941 ............... $49s03, ,O0O
 An increase of about 500 per cent-"A Anchors Aweigh!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14
Todsys Answess co
 0AeaBUM CRACKERS s
(Questlons no Comic Page)

NWWesbHUNH5 H1W OWNIEU AuGVJ
 1. Chicago White sox. American league, Jimmy Dykes: Boston Red Sox, A. L., Joe Cronin.
 2. Cincinnati Reds, N. L., Bill Mo- Kechnie; St. Louis Cardinals, N. L. Billy southworth.
 3. Detroit Tigers, A. L., Del Baker; Boston Braves, N L., Casey stengel.
 {. Pittsbursh Pirates, N. L., Prank Frisch: Cleveland Indians, A. L. Roger peckiupaugh.
 .. Chicago Cubs, V. L.. Jimmy Wilson; New York Giants, W. l., Dlll TOEry,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14
GRAssHOPPERs

Grasshoppers, like other insects, breathe through. openings in the sides of their abdomens, and can not be drowned by holding their heads under water.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phelan, of Peck Lane, Che shire, former local residents, received another visit from the StOrk yesterday ayem It baby boy born at St. Marys Hospital to the former Peg DOran, of East Dover Street Jimmy Parker, studio manager at WATR, and his wife will celebrate their first we'd ding anniversary Sunday. Next week they'll vacation in New Jersey Norma Warner, of the Kramer Ave nue Warmers in Reidville was among the many Wa terburians at the Apple Orchard Theaters production Here Today, Tuesday evening in Litchfield Dr. Leon Phaneuf South Main Street OptOmetrist, cele brates another birthday today and he doesn't need pair of bifOcalS to tell how many.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14
HOW THEx WE'RE NAMED

The firs trunks were hollowed out
 of logs. and our word for trunk
 comes from the Latin 'truncus," i" meaning the trunk os c tree.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14

1aboons. aathcugh very 6nnA q honey, wlll not raid a bee nest except at dawn. At that tina the bees are cold and inactive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14

Here of the types vessels armys navy Above, combat troops stream assault
 tough, hatb bO0med sof which in the armys navy tankhghters like that at right just taken tank off ship i'm background will bow unfOlds to form gangplank" rolls The nftiestloOkng marine of the seamlned boatS which, with speed at 25 knots the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14
Good Evening.
WHAT'S THE RUSHi

TNes Item Fros Were Parts of New England . with Temperature At of 43 Degrees). Oh Summer a happy season,
 The finest of them all; And just it's at the height
 Come harbingers of Fall. 
 The nights getting cooler,
 The crckets chrp their nightly show, Soon the apples will be ripe on the trees, Canning glasses ranged in a Extra blankets indicated,
 Coldenrod's out-thatS not all But wants to think about Autumn Or that velvet will dominate this Fall. rHSshAa5 FEM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14
AnslUers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers Ot test questions pr....ed on page 6.
 l. Eighty-seyen years.
 3. Two billion.
 3. New Mexico. 4. St. Petersburg and Petro- grad.
 5. Increases.
 6. Chinese boats. ,. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
 8. Russia.
 9. Paul Block. 10. Zoroastrians.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14
Tall Tower
 Topics

[iIIGTG ET ii;l BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-14
FLEET RANGES FROM HUGE OcEANLINERs TO oRoWBoATs

M "a M
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
IL vatre u tigani ObratnO.

IL Londona avise g. julia da je amo ga Sovjetska mliar
msja. Vest dodaje, je odusevjeno
cekae. 13 julia IL Moskve javljau da stamova vada
Churchlova ada popsale brtanskoruski ad
nicku akciu protiv Nemaeke."
ODE Wade jedna dugo obcale &c jedna drugu
gait postoeteg "nijedna
primru iii mu bez zaednitkog dogovora Lozov
ski podkomesar spolne poitke Sovke vade
"milarno bravo.'
Kapasticke demokratije smaraju porazumom
dobe wise cd Sovetske Ruse poenja mime obaveza
la vodi rat ako e Hitler dogura do Urala.
Mas neesuje nj mao koja dobla Stanova iii
strana nav zanima Sovetska Jun prolaz kao odbna
proearaa Crvena Voka hero bori protiv zlkovskog
Hera mi ovo borb zelimo Crvenoj Arm neogranenu
bedu da sera odake e dosao Ali pravenjem
burzoakim zemma Stalnova vada evoluconarnu
borbu protv gadnog hlerizma, pravm
talsckm interesma snima brami: To skadu
Marksizmom - oslobodjenjem radneke kase.
Da van" mperijalistckog Stanova vlada
popaa zkovski Htlerom kao d n moga drza
eistom stran da prljave mperjaisticke
love razbonicke kapscke kas ednog rugog ratuueg
bora) sada kada bvs poick ortak odlaz
narucje te zem koa godnama radla gav Lennove
Rusije.
MIA u vatru.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
Vazne medjunarOdne vesti
Sa severO-istOCnOg frOnta.

Ma naJduzem ratnom frontu vod neprkdna bo
ba Vec dana Nenacka java prodrla
ske tvdJave da pes milja peko nh
kVa pobiJa naccke vest da Armija nepri
Jatea ma Jednom njegovim najsinim
da prodre kroz Sovjetske lnie
Moskva dale avla da neprjate rp teske gubtke bob
pfolv slla Soveske Junie Prema Sovekom zvestau
nedeljnom sovjetskonacistickom guba
mamie cd million vonka, dok Crvena Amja zguba 250oOO
Nemci su zgubi 5000 tankova preko avona
sravnjenu 2200 ankova avona n zguba
Armija
Prosle nedee je preko radia govorio Lvnov kojem
pozVao Veku Btanju napadne vojskom
posede evropkom kontinentu
padn 'front.' koi bi Nema6ku povute
sa stocnog frona da bi tako oaksao psak
Armije Ali, Churchill obecao
lonsko bombardovanje nemackh gradova.
Da Velika Britannia svojom prod
re konnentanu Evropu ze da Crvena Ama bori
sama mitarnom lom naccke Nemacke, dase vide
cd zvanicnh zava Londonu koje
kijeva Lenngrada Moskve izrazavau nadu
vena Armja redu povuc 6ak do Uralskih Planna.
Tako izgeda Britannia trudi da Rusje
odmara dok Sovjetska Russia Nemaka
smokrata"!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
Predvidjaiu veci nacionalni doh0dak.

Vladin ekonoms Washngtonu izracuna da &c ukupan
dohodak godnu b Cd $85000O00OO0 iii $1Oo0oooooo
ukupnog godine On odaze dae nam
ye da zem doducu godnu b cd $9Ooooo
ratnm prosperitetom General Electric Company oo-
avia porudzbne poovnu l94l godme
45 poovne pose godine veil da
nvno porudbne adze sredstva naonane odbra-
sumne proi ojest dohodak posednka e kom-
pan mnogo dohoka minute godine kao so western
Union ava godin prihodovaa svom
profta wise cd prh pet mese pros
lie godine.
radnicka kasa povecanom prosperitetu
moci rec njhove naamnlce
mar stotna godne vec oecati sre
n povecanom nomnanom najamncom budu sta
nu kupit kolcnu zvotnih namirnica koe mog sa
maniom nomination. naamnicom dobiti minue godine.
je edna medalje ranog prosperteta koa Je
pretnje pretne krvoproa
bez koeg kapitalzam nje stanu poveca svoj dohodak
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
Traze naknadne miliiarde "a ratnu pripremu.

Isog dana 0 ula) kada pred Kongres podneene r
produzenu Predsednk Roosevelt cd
zatrao dozou da Rano Odne potros naknadnh
vojn se nekojim krugovlma Sc msl
da &c Predsednk traziti jos drugih $7,0O00OO0O0
poslou godnu Kongres odobrio da sc "a
ratn svrhe potro svota ce
poveca 3s mard doara ko e vee pre ukupnu
potroa vrhe minute poslov-
godne.
posojece krvoprolce, meso da sc
krajeve obuhvaca, da
zemlja naveca kapialcka zma ina veiki imperasc-
ocekvat da ce Predsednk traz
naknadnh sedam, mozda sedamnaest mijardi doara.
zemlja wise zauzmlje poloza
naveeeg akva spremat da
nadom da sprec evenuanu
Revouc mao uspesne o o upelo
postc 1918. godine
Otuda vona prprema zem ina dvojaku svrhu
Ali nece na smea
nti sprecit ovdasnm novom lnijom ruka
ma nogama podupiru mitarizaciu zemje!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
Nesporazum medju zemliama Osovine.

Japan jedan cd clanova Osovine Nemacka
potv Sovjetske June ako b akse bo som
jakog neprjateja, koeg asska "Coriere
la Sea da j "pokrean neumov vo hrabar tehnck
sposoban nprate Ali ista ava apanska vlada
della miSenju
dae juno ndoKin nteresantno saznati
Matsuoko bio popao ugovor
ske Wade Sovekom vadon ko zastupa ranu protv Sow
jetske Jume
Druge vesti javjau jpanska vlada srd nemacku
pva oseta izoiranom naciskom
vaom u Sovjetsku Rusiu Moi dopada p r e
p | i Z va n Nenacke Aziji Zbog toga
Tokia cd II. julia, japanska vlada e do
cekaa vada Sjednenh Drzava svou flotu
Packa, je posae Atantku, zbog jednog
raoga japanska novna Majak zvanni japnske
potike rekla "Amecko protiv Ne
Japan veke vaznosti.'
Nastavak a.. strani.)
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Kroz kapitalistick Ameriku
Traze duzu vOinu sluzbu.

Washingona avlaju julia Kongresu podnesene tri
Predednk da produ
Ii sluzbu vonika, uueuuc onh ko puem kon-
ripcij dobvaju traz da Predednk ina
skadu progasenom "Neograncenom nacio
nalnom opasno da posale amercku voku kom deu
nhovo "sluzbovanje' najpotrebn
u samom paklu!
Plutokratsk New York Times 6 posednici skro panov
konskrpu i e Kongre usvoo bez
dupre tim rezoucama traz kao da pok
lie IL istog izvora IL kojeg dobil konskripciju
Poslednje Wahingona avljaju Predsednk Roo
sevelt zrazo produzena pristine vone sube On ree d
produenjem uzbe nece preks kou da
la drafovanm vonma oni supi vojsku podozni
zakona cd Kongresa Prema
anjenu drava vonk ina da suzi do
zvono bi do ada, sto Roosevelt peporucvao to
Kongr zged &c draftovani vonic osta tamo
mnogo duze nego sto on mslil.
nekoliko puta pisal govori da konskrptovani
vonici pust sobodu gdnu dana uzbovan
pra posanu a zravi moci onda da veseo nakon
"vojnickog pknikovana svom famijama
Kapasticka dzava terra nove rada da upau vojsku
cjem ill., potreb poa da svom zvoma brane inn
peralstske nterese Kapftalscke
suzi
Zbog pomenutim rezouciama tra da salju
kojem deu deu koem rat besni razi
supro nanovem Gaupovom 70 so stanovnka
zeme protiv ulaska Il rat!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-07-17
Ma pragu uzasne tragedIe.
ICKEs, KNOX PsEUDOKOMUNIsTI "a RAT.
S. L. P. Dole rat! Dole kapitalizam!
lie kapitalizam!

'D~' iioi ANU OuYOVOflLl
satlraJucim udarcem, koji moze i
hoce promeniti citavu svetsku
perspektivu."
A Roosevelt je sa okupiraniem
lcelanda fizicki priblizio ovu zem-
lJu do samog praga uzasne TRACE
diJe covecanstva. / samo treba da
Je neko malo gurne j eto mas u
more, najvece more svetske krvi
sto ga je nesretno ljudstvo pod
propadajucom vladavinom privat-
ne svojine ikada videlo. Uzasne
pretnje stole pred nasim ocima i
kao strasilo ratna avet dolazi i
sa svojim dugackim kosturnim
rukama, iskezenim belim zubima,
sa kosom u ruci poziva mas da stu
p5mo krvavo kolo, i da skacemo
prema muzici masinskih pusaka.
paljbi teskih topova, grail ratnih
tenkova i grmljavini bombasa. Po-
ziva mas ratna avet da stupimo
ucestvujemo u simfoniji pakla.
/ svi dosadasnji ''protiynici"
imperijalist;tkog rata -postadose
aktivni agenti ratne aveti; pado-
Sc pred njenom silom ma kolena j
pobozno joj Sc klanjaju. Pseudo
komunisticki Radnicki Glasnik
prestampava clanak liz DAILY
Workera," pod naslovom: "Vaz-
ma Izjava Tajnika Americke Nor
narice," u kojem Sc nalaze pome-
mute izjave Sekretara Knoxa, sa
kojima on poziva ovu zemlju sko-
70 direktno rat tai "komunis-
ticki" zvanicni list, Daily Work
err" ovako tai clanak zavrsuje:
"Stanoviste tajnika knox-a, da
nasa nacija treba iskoristiti ovu
'Bogom-datu priliku' Ida stupi u
rat svaki Amerikanac &c danas
dati neogranicenu potporu:" :"
Ali Sc vara ia krvolocna "ko-
munisticka" krpetina, jer sam
najveci zagovarac rata DR.. Gullup
posledni put je mogao napipati
samo 81 po sto stanovnika owe
zemlje da su zeljni rata, ogrom-
ma vecina "Amerikanaca," clano-
va radnicke klase su jos protiv
imperijalistickog rata i ako vi
pseudokomunisti, niste!
Protiv te uzasne tragedije, te
strasne ratne aveti koja obvija
celu zemlju podize gromki klas-
nosvesni glas samo Socijalistieka
lRadnicka Partija uci radnike
Ikako da Sc bore protiv rata. Ona
lie iedina koja i'm je cd pocetka
same pojave Hitlera i hitlerizma
ltumacila da je on eedo kapitaliz-
ma kao "demokratije," da ST
|oni voce jednog trulog stabla iii
sisters under the skim" Ona Je
iedina tacno p k a z i V
i (Nastavak ma a. strani.)
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radni narod Indie obespravljen
potpuno, pod Gijom vladom pluto
kraft nastavljaju izrabljivati rad
nicku klasu pored toga sto njene
sinove pod moras salju Il vazduh
da razaraju nemacke gradove j
industrije zajedno sa siromasnim
radnickim familijama oko njih,
bas kao sto su isto tako primora-
nj sinovi obespravljene nemaeke
radnicke klase da cine. Ne, sa u
vlacenjem Sovjetske Rusije u rat
njegov sustavstven karakter sc nj
je iole izmenio nego estate ka-
KAY bese imperijalisticki rat.
Jer rat Il danasnjem vremenu ne
moze biti sismis, tojest, pola i'm
perijalistHki pola revolucionar-
nj, on mora biti jedno iii drugo:
Revolucionarni nije, onda mora da
je imperijalisticki!
Rekli smo da rat besni preko
jednog j preko drugog okeana, a
to znaci da svetski imperijalis-
ti6ki plamen nija f;sixki ;os za-
hvatio ovu zemlju. Ali to ne znaei
da Sc mi ovde ne nalazimo ma sa-
nom pragu uzasne tragedije, jer
imperijalisticki interest vuku
ovu zemlju da direktno stupi u
ovo svetsko krvoprolice. Korak "a
korakom postojeea kapitalisticka
vlada p RI b zuje owl zemlju
ratnom plamenu. Vec njeni zvanic-
nici otvoreno zagovaraju, sto br-
Ii ulazak owe zemlje u rat.
Ne behu to "komunisti" koji
prvi rekose da ova zemlja treba
da ugrabi priliku elm je Hitler ma
pao Sovjetsku Juniju, da sto pre-
napadne Nemacku, vec to bese
Sekretar Ickes, koji 26. juna poz.
va ovu zemlju da udari Nemacku
"sve brze, jace i jos jace." l or
je skoro direktno ovu zemlju poz
vac da napadne Hitlera zbog to.
ga "sto je Rusija jamacno slabijs
cd Nemacke i Moi treba pomo'
ci." Ko moze biti tako naivan de-
veruie da Ickes trazi da sa ulas
kom owe zemlje u uzasno krvopro
lice pomogne Sovjetskoj Junij
zbog toga sto je ON prijatelj rad
,nicke klase, kada svi znamo da j
on Sekretar unutrasnjih della maj
vece kapitalisticke zemlje!
! Ia MIN dolazi drugi Clan Roo
Iseveltovog kabineta, Knox, Sekre
tar Mornarice, koji je pred konfe
lrencijom governera odrzao govor
| u kojem je, kao Ickes, skoro di
'1rektno pozvao da ova zemlja cd
nah stupi u rat. On rece:
i "Po prvi put nakon sto je Hitle
razuzdao svoje pse protiv sveta
mama je pruzena Bogom-data pri
. lika, da odlucimo ispad owe svet
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i Pacifika, svet je plamenu.
Milioni ginu, milioni CUBE svoje
udove, milioni trpe neopisive u
Ease bolesti gladi; milioni fami-
liza tumaraju cd nemila do ned
raga; milioni ratnih zarobljeni-
ka obavljaju nepodnosljive pos
love, nekim zemljama kao sto
javljaju da Sc desava nesret-
moi Grckoj, pored gladi pojavila
Sc uzasna bolest kuga koja zna-
de da kosi zivote brze cd same
uzasne ratne masine, a koja nosl
strasno ime - kolera.
Ratna masina koju su sve kapl-
talisticke zemlje groznicavom br-
zinom CRADLE, a koju sada JOS
groznicavile univerzalno grade,
utvrdjuju i povecavaju da bude
sto strasnija i ubistvenija, razuz-
dala Sc i pustosi polja, pall kuce'
razara tvornice, skole, boln'ce'
muzeje, biblioteke - tekovme ci-
vilizacije ! kulture, kao j neduz-
ne Hude zene!
Vele nam da je svemu tome
kriv besni Hitler, ali Iko mega O.
sil;? Osilise ga iste "demokrati-
ie" koje sada jaucu ma sve strahe
pozivaju radnike da ublJu toe
Frankenstiena koji je potpuno
;zisao iz kontrole njegovih two
raca. "demokratija," toJest' kapi-
+alizma I "demokratskl'' lmperi-
ia,izam Sc bije sa nacistiekim I'M
ner;ia lizmom i rezultat je kao sto
s;+amo. slusamo Il bioskoplma
u;d;mo smrt, razdorstvo pus'
tos ma sve strane.
Covore nam da Sc OVAL uzashl
nokoli vodi radi oeuvanja siooos'
tina da najamni robovl moso
svoiu radnu snagu i nadalje pro-
d.va+; ma "slobodnoj" pijaci rada
Pa gar je zbilja potrebno Ga '''''''
oni nasih elanova ginu da bi Sc
ltakve "slobostine" oeuvale?
Pricaiu nam najnoviju pricu ds
Sc citav karakter ovog rate menJs
sa nacistickom navalom ma Sow
jetsku Juniju, kao da su Sc sve
kapitalisticke zemlje ujedinile
zajednicki supple rat proti1
SSSR! Kao da je odmah ovo kr
voprolice postalo borba izmedjr
revolucije i kontrarevolucije,
ne borba jednih i m p e r ] i
st a protiv d ug h, jer kt
moze biti t o | i k o lud da We
rule da Churchill vodi rat "a stva
oslobodjenja radnicke kIase, poi
cijom SUI vladom radnici primo
rami da onamo gde iii politick;
drzava posalje da rade cak j sto
tine milja daleko cd svojih fami
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Piknik IL Milwaukee, Wis.

deu
DDS F. eka Unazca zoe
s.
&c III nIdu
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Piknik Ogranaka New York Hoboken.

ma Rooney
J. pceneja
Il sv
o. vodb -
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m1AsA sREDsrv

| lM1AsA s r + d STv A.
INProsvetivanje radnicks
klase q duhu Marksizma:
! da So rad | kapital nepo.
mirljivi neprijatelii: orgs.
! nizovanje radnicke klase u
jednu Revoluci0narnu Po~
lititku Partiju "a osvaja.
ME I razaranje Polititke
Drzave kapitalizma: crga
nizovanje radnika | u jed
nu revolucionarnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima.
ME, drzanje l kretanje svih
zemaljskih Industrial
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M1AsA SYRIA: Uniste-
Nuje kapitalistiCkog ure.
djenja; unistenje najam
aog ropstva radnicke kla.
se; prenasanje svih zemalj-
skin industrija U ruke or
ganizOvanih proizvodjaea:
svakom radn:ku potpun
plod njegovog rada: oslo
bodjenje celOy Govecan-
stva cd morije Klasne Via
davine; uspostavljanje Si"-
bOdne Zajednice Drugova
Drugarica -. Industrijal-
ne Republic Rada-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-08-14
MRS. CRONER M. CALHOUN

Mrs. Lola White Calhoun, wife of
Croner M. Calhoun, died at her home
on Route PIG, about two miles south
of Oakland, on Monday evening, Au-
gust II, at $3.50 O'clock following an
illness of short duration.
Mrs. Calhoun was born in this coun-
ty on August 20, 1880, and was aged
81 years. She was a daughter of the
late Samuel 7. and Amy White.
Surviving are her husband and five
children, Lawrence C. Calhoun, Oak
land; Mrs. Eugene Kelley, Union
town, Pa; Mrs. Henry Schmidt, Balti-
more; Stanley and Bernadine Calhoun,
at home; also five grandchildren, two
brothers and one sister, Jesse and
George A. White, Deer Park; Mrs.
Alta Miller, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Funeral services were conducted on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
from the United Brethren church in
Loeb Lynn Heights with the Rev. E,
A. Critics, pastor, officiating. Inter
ment was in Pleasant Valley GENE
terry.
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CAPT WILLIAM c. ROND s..

Capt. William C. Bond, ST., 80, died
at st. Petersburg, Fla, on Tuesday,
August 5. He was an uncle of Mrs.
Ralph f. Weber, of Oakland
He was born at Brockwayville, Pa,
and moved to Tucker county, w. Va,
is 1905, locating at Thomas and
operating lumber mills where the
town of Benbush is now located
He held his legal residence from
the time he went to Tucker county
until his death, at Thomas, where he
maintained his summer home, spend
ing the winters at st. Petersburg.
He was actively engaged in hum
Der operations in Pennsylvania, Vir-
ginia, Maryland, Kentucky and West
Virginia.
Surviving are his widow, Rachel NJ
Bond, and two children, William C.
Bond, Jr., and Lucretia Bond Wagner,
and three grandchildren. Funeral
services were conducted Saturday at
his old home at Dubois, Pa, and in
terment was in the Beechwood ceme-
terry. Attending the services from
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ARTHUR WILT

Word has been received here by rel
atives announcing the death of Arthur
Wilt, which occurred in Georgetown,
British Guiana, South America, on
Sunday, August 10. He was a son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilt, of
Oakland, and resided in Cairo, N. Y,
but had taken a construction job in
South America and had been in that
part of the world since about May.
Willis body will be sent from
Georgetown on Thursday (today) and
will reach New York on Tuesday.
From thence the body will be sent to
Oakland, reaching here probably on
Wednesday and will be inferred in
Oakland cemetery.
Surviving are his widow, a son and
three daughters, and the following
brothers and sisters: Robert Wilt, of
Deer Park; Mrs. Harry McRobie, of
Oakland; Mrs. Theodore Shaffer, of
Morgantown; Charles Wilt, Valhalla,
New York, and Mrs. Ray Calhoun,
Ardsley, N. Y.
The deceased had been away from
Oakland for about twelve years. He
was aged AZ years. The cause of his
death has not been announced.
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Jean Thomas Presides at 'Singin
Gatherin'' AS Sid Hatfield
and Others Play and Sing

A ballad of Sgt Alvin C. York,
world war hero, composed by Jilson
Settlers, the singin' fiddler of Lost
Hope Hollow, the only primitive Ken
lucky mountain minstrel to have
sung and played his own and Eliza
bethean ballads in Royal Albert Hall
in London, was played and sung for
the first time Sunday afternoon in
the amphitheatre in Mt. Lake Park
as part of the Folk Festival program
presented there under the auspices of
the Maryland Chautauqua.
The ballad was played by Sid
Hatfield, grandson of Devil Anse
Hatfield, leader of the Hatfield
Mccoy feud of years ago, and sung
by Jean Thomas, the traipsin' woman
of the Kentucky mountains, who
brought her Kentucky and West Vir-
ginia people here for the program
Settlers, able to neither read nor
write, having been blind most of his
life, nevertheless has composed and
set to tune more than 100 ballads,
the last of which was "The Ballad of
Sergeant York" Settlers had planned
to come to the Park with Miss
Thomas but was unable to do so on
account of illness.
Miss Thomas said that Settlers had
never met York but the story Of the
war hero's capture of 1870 Germans
reached the old mountaineer's ears
through Miss Thomas who presented
him in England in 1882. Miss Thomas
mot SnttnrS Mhnn she 1uaS q count