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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17
STRAH | DIVLJASTVO
KLASA.

kobne tekovne klasne vladavine sino u-
re, uzburkayajuci vodu koju su privremeno u
tisale reforme Novog Dila do stepena zestine
zapenusanja. L roku cd jedne nedelje:
kongresman (predstavnik Summers, glava
House Judiciary Committee) izjavio je pred
stavnickoj kuci da njegov odbor ne bi oklevao
mi jednog sekunda' da preporuci "elektrenu
stolicu' protiv "neprjatelja" odbranbenog
programa = IT,, strajkujuch Ladnka.
Drugi kongresman (predstavnik Leland
NJ Ford, il kalfornije). sa osvetl jivim nakla-
panjima optuzo je "komunisticko vodstvo c.
|. O." da podpruje revoluciju. ia bi radie
vldeo owe straJkace u paklu, slomljenih ledja.
pre- nego sto bi meme uzdrzal van strajkuju-
ceg poduzecal," prodera Sc on
Frank Ryhlick, dopisnk ureda njuiorskog
Posta, tvrdi da su "planovi kako da Sc lone
iii sprece strajkov stvarno jedin predmeti
razgovora u kongresnm oblacionicama Ryhlick
belez owe tipiene scene:
&c 0. P. predstavnik Rich, generalni u
praVltelJ ogromnog vunjenog poduzeca koje
domlnlra sa njegovim mestom stanovanja
Woolrich Pa nakcn sto ie poseto Rules Com
mittee da ga urgira da donese labor bill, ma
kakyi labor bill pred predstavnckom kucom OIL
rete Ii obacionici JUICE f27 marital:
ia mislim to ce potprivat vatru
"A predstavnik Cox il Georgia-e pri ulas-
ku Il odaji, odgovori:
CekaJ dok ne vidiS moi novi bill. ia l.
mann dodatak "a akt draftovanja sa kojim &c
sc dopustti Predsedniku da konskriptuje rad
TO je odgovor'"
7 Oklahoma-i senat je usvoiio bill sa ko-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17

Jim &c Sc kaznit sa zatvorom svi oni, koji po-
kusaju organizovati radnike koji rade IL podu-
zecima "odbrane." Krsitelji mere bice kaznje-
nj cd jedne do tri godine zatvora i globljeni
izmedju jedne deset hljada dolara.
Predstavnicka kuca Texasa sa glasanjem 1l2
"a II protiv usvojila je bill kojeg je sugeri-
rao governor O'Daniel kojeg su poduprli
zvanicnici Vojske, sa koim Sc kaznava sa Eat
vorom svaki onaj koj ce smetati ma kome da
obavlja svoj 'legitimni posao' Pod ovom zlob-
nom merom strajkoomac &c moci napasti ma
kojeg coveka koji 'mrno piketuie" i on nece
izvrsiti veci zlocin cd prestupka. Ako piketas
sebe brani on ce zvrsiti zlocin zbog kojeg &c
Sc kazniti sa zatvorom cd iedne do pet godina
NJuJorski senat je usvojio bill sa kojim &c
Sc oduzet pravo ma besposienu osiguraciiu
tdohodak) swim radnicma koji napuste svoje
poslove ili strajkuju) bez "valjanog uzroka'
koji odbijaju prmti NINA nudjene move DO
slove
Skorasnja otkrivljen zlih namera vlada-
JUICE klase mogu Sc mnozti beskrajno Skoro
Il prestonicama svake drzave kao u Washing
tonu, poltlcki jancari kapitalizma iaucu "a
radnieku krv. Podbodjeni cd strane plutokrat-
ske stampe, koja je odseceno odbila da ODE
lodanl autorltativne podatke strajkova ma os-
noVu laznog zem jista da Sc oni ne podudara-
Ju sa "utiscima publike,' poiticar su Sc pre-
dali orgiji zlobnog larman ia. cak njujorska
herald Tribune. koja je ucinila wise nego sto
loJ spada da formira "utiske publike," oseca
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17
Ujak Sam i brat Jonathan.

su socialist.
B. J. klima glavom smeseci sc u znak odo-
bravanja.
U. S.. clanke 0 politcko-ekonomskim
slicnim predmetima teze mogu razumct lju-
di koji nisu socialist.
B. J. klma gavom, smeseti sc II zaak odo-
bravanja
U. S.: IL toga ii povlacs zakljucak: da
naucne clanke treba posvecivati socijalistima
B. J. Sc saw gubi u klimanju glavom sme-
secem odobravanju
U. S.: A lake clanke treba upraviti nesoci-
jalistima, koji NINA mogu da Sc koriste.
B. j.. Imas ga! Imas ga!
U. S.: l ii dalje zakljucujes: da socijais-
ticki propagandisticki list treba da nastoji da
dodJe do nesocijalsta, a u ovu svrhu treba da
ina vecinom lake kriticke clanke. Je Ii tome
stvar?
B. j.: Tacno! Nisam Ii u pravu?
U. s.: Ii 81 II krvu. Tvoje umovanje ie
naopako. Ii umujes kao kakav tikvan
B. j.: Tikvan?
Z. S.: Pokazacu IT, Laki clanci behu kroz
poslednjih trideset godina predmet trgovine
radlkalnih novina. Kakav je bio rezultat? Nu-
La! Mase su Sc smejale, prznavale da stvari
nisu svojim zglavcima, ali kako ne behu So
cijalisti, nisu mogle da nadju izlaz il ovog
stanja; kako ii clanci nisu pokazivali izlaz
rezultat ie bio da je nezadovoljstvo sto su ga
oni stvoril otislo uvetar.
B. J. poeinje da opusta vice
T. s.: druge strane, socialist ne trc-
baju vrlo mnogo naucnih clanaka Sociializ-
mu. Ljudi koli njih trebaju iesu nesocijaisti
Ovma naucn clanci korisni A socialist
- samo socialist mogu da Sc koriste
lakim krtickim clancima Samo in oni mogu
razumeti - niko drug JEST Ii, dakle tikvan
iii ne?
B. j. osta je mem.
T. S.: Elem, Jonathane, misija je "Peo-
plea da prosvecuje; da bi mogao prosveciva-
ii, mora Sc sluziti dokazima dokaz mora iu BIZ
ii naucni. Tvoja optuzba kao sve optuzbe
protiv "People'a sto sam in slusao, odlazi IL
dim elm Sc nju zavir
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17

ogroman kovceg takodjer pokriven grimizni somot
zakljuca1 trina pozlacenim bravama. L zakopcu kov-
Gega bese zrezana jedna rupa, scna ono srotini-
skim utjama po crkvama. kroz nju madjahu ola spuS-
tau kupci oprosajnica iii vern ko htedahu da
otkupe duSe cistiliStu.
Kad povorka, pri cem uazu svetina pade dole nj
tice zavrsi svo krug crkvi. papski pesaci koji no.
sahu barjake poredjaju kao trofee na glavnom OIL
taru ispred koga obredno nosahu zlanom tkaninom
pokrvena nosiljka, bula velki kovteg Apostolsk Po
verenik, sa krstom cd drveta ruci po-
izaj kod kovcega; ispovednci poredaju ispred ne
koko spovedaonica, koje oval sluca behu postav-
lene kod hora sve to nosase papsk grb.
Uzbudjenje radoznaost Sto in probudi povorka
skupa sa jekom orgulie poanjem svestenika. zazovu
prilicno komesanje crkvi Posepeno povrat tisina
klececi vern opet ustanu noge oci nestrp-
1.-Two okretose prema horu. Herve ko bese iedan cd
prvh da padena kolena medju posednjna podize !.
moi kupase sad modro lice; edva bese stanju da
disc. Okretaiuci svoe lutauce oc prema Fra Girardu
rece kaludjeru sprekdana glasa:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17

= Oh, ako mogu da oslonim ma vaSa obe-
canja. Trenutak dodje kad moran da veru em Srepim
O, covece male we're! - odgivori francskanac
sa zestinom pokaza papskog poverenka, koji
spremaSe da govor. - Slusaj - Okla laval svoju sum-
nju Mo Boga da ii oprost
Tsina posta duboka; trgovac oprostajnica vesto
zasuce rukave svoje hane bas kao sto bi ucnio op-
trgu, da ne b bio ometan u bucnim kretnja
predstave pokazujuci crven krst so ga polo
ii pored sebe uzvikne zvonka glasa koj bese da
izazove tres staka prozorima zgrade:
me oca sna svetoga Duha, amin!* Vidte
oval krst, ubljena moa brace? E. oval krst e sto ta-
ko delotvoran kao krs Isusa Hrsta! Upitacete me-
ko to? Moi je odgovor da e ovo tako da Sc kaze
boil oprostajnca, ciu prodau meni pover mas Sveti O.
tao Ali sta oprostajnice upitacete me daje Sta
su brace moja? One najdragoceniii dar ma jcu
dovorn najvelicanstveniji sto ga Gospod ikad dade
80 " Celia Prdika je reprolukcija zapsnka ono.
Aubi2na L. st. 3D. (Strane Sc 81 izdaniu H. W. Ha
semann Publishing Co, New York, ls94)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17
PRETPLACUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
sIRITE RADNICKU BORBU.

svoJm vernima Stoga kaze: hodite hodte meni
ia Gu VAN da pisma zigom naseg Svetog Oca a "a
hValJuuc ovlm plsmima brace moja hocete Ii vero-
vatl? - ne da ce biti oprosten gresi koic
poclnlste, vec gres koje zelite da pocnite,
- JEST Ii cuo to? - sanu Fra Girard Herve-u -
covek moze dobt oprostenje "a grehe koie pocin "a
grehe koje namerava da pocini!
Ali - ina stvari - zlocina nasiIia nro-
muca Herve tajnom grozom - "a koe mozda covek
he moze da dobe oprostenje! Oh tesko meni! Osecam
ia klizam niz kobnu padinu
Slusaj, odgovor franciskanac; - susai do
kraJa tada ces razumeti Masa sveta sto Sc tiskase
crkvi primi neopisivm znacima zadovolistva re5i
domlnlJanskog prodavca oprostanica; osobito on 60
dobro napunJenim kesama sa uzvaniem pozdravisa H.
gled spasenJa i'm. ako budu oprezni da Sc snabd
sa oprosten]em, koje obuhvaase prosost sadasniost
buducnost Aposolski Poverenk primeti carobn ucina
sto ga proizvedose njegove reel; vesea i famiiarna
tona produz da harangue susaoce posred zesokog Ir
vljenja lica udova:
(nastavice se)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17
Dxepna Biblija
ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sesnaesta knba romano Eugene Sue-a: "TaJne naroda
ill "Istorija jedne proleerske porodice kroz vekove
Prica 0 Sesnaestom Stolecu. - u dive knjige knjiga
Sa originalnog francuskog englesk Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: l.. Petrovc
II.
"a Il silicon i;aSc jeGan dominikanski PRIOR no
sec ma svojim rukama velk krst cd crvenog drveta;
oval dostoanstvenik = covek punoj snaz doba, VI
soka stasa take gojazan da trbuh precase da
vail frak bese Apostolsk Poverenik, kome bese po-
yerena prodaa oprostanica; teska brada uokvi-
ravase njegovo velebono lce kaudierov trijumfalan
hod oholi pogledi sto in bacase okoo sebe sticahu
ga kao heroa prblizujuce ceremonije Ia MIN idjase
duga linja ispovednika Poluapostolski Poverenk sa
belim paicama rukama Povorka zavrsavase poslednji
odred papskih pesaka koji drzau kozne kase edan
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17
ZASTO JUGOSLAVIJA
RATUJE

Ne,na sumnie da radni narod svih zemalJa
IL dubne svoje duse mrzi fasizam Ill naclzam.
On ga mrzi zbog toga sto mrzi jos vece zarop-
liivanie. Prema tome nije tesko nj jednm ka-
ritalistickim politicarima da tn mrznju naroda
jos wise potpire ako je to nJlhovom nterese.
Ali kaGa oni to rade, tojest, kada kapltallstc-
XII politieari potpiruju prirodnu mrznju rad
nop naroda protiv nacizma, oni isticu sto 20
- kap .talisticku politiku obvijenu laznim de-
n,ohratskim velom. Politicari koji to rade,
slcni su kapitalistickim porucnicima pos
toiecim junijama koj uvek skoriscuJu prlrod-
nu rrznju radnika protiv veceg izrablJivanJa
i istieu pred strajkujucim radnicima clJeve
borbe koji su uvek Il okviru vladavine prlvat-
ne svojine Oni NINA uvek nude kapitallstlc-
ku politiku jer su oni porucnic kapitalistic-
ke klase.
Bedni radn narod Jugosavije mucen je
cd kada je ona osnovana. Mega razne VIA
de obespravljvale; najbolje njegove sinove su
glavnj jacama bacale nisu mu dozvolile nj
ia, cita radnicku stampu Dolazi Nemacka pref
MIA u kojoj radni narod Jugoslavije vidi vece
zlo, jos ernie ropstvo. kapitalistieki polticarl
potpirise mrzn ju radnog naroda so kojom pos
tigose uspesno obaranje bivse Cvetkoviceve
Wade ma njenim rusevinama postavise pro-
britansku vladu sa generation Simovicem ma
celu.
CHM Sc uspostavi Simoviceva vlada i Gin
je Nemacka saznala da nije A,stanju ocepiti
Hrvatsku cd Jugoslayije jer Sc Mack pridru-
Ii Smovicevoj vladi, naval ma Jugoslavilu
i sada njegova mocna ratna masina prodlre
kroz nju razarajuci sve prepreke na putu. Ce-
la burzoaska stampa owe zemlje II jedan glas
udari hvaleci herojstvo JYgoslavije. Sama ci-
njenica da plutokrtaska stampa owe zemlje u
Wis die otpor Jugoslavije nacistickoj najezdi,
govori nam da tai otpor crnog naczma
ide protiv kapitalzma, nego Il korst "demo-
kratizma." A narcotic to potvrdjuje Konsta
tin Fotic, kralevsk poslanik Il Washngtonu,
koi je takodjer bio poslank pale predaju
&c Cvetkoviceve Wade, kada on poziva sve
Jugoslayene ovoj zemji da pridruze Srp
skom Narodnom Savezu Hrvatskoj Bratskoi
Zaednici, kao slovenackim jednotama 81
svrhom da Sc pomogne postojecoj vladi JG
goslavije Il njenoj borbi protiv nacisticke ma
jezde. Kada takve osobe takve organizacije
stole liza ma koje borbe bez ikakvog daljeg is
pitivanja mozemo slobodno zakljuciti da je ia
borba kapitaisticka a ne borba radnog naro-
da, iako je on upregnut da je vodi.
Ali, vele nam. Simoviceva vada ie zele-
"a da odrzi Jugoslaviju ujedinjenu "neutra-
lom" Ear nije ona nudila Nemackoj 'nena-
valni pakt'' kakvog je 5. aprila potpisaa sa
Sovjetskom vadom Sve je to tacno ali Simo-
viceva vlada je Znala da to nece Nemacka US
vojiti. l ii clanovi te move Wade znai su cin
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opasnost Il ovim preteranostima savetuje da
Sc preduzme malo umereniji put (Herald Tri-
bune, 20. marta)
Divljastvo ovih anti-radnickih napada ia
moze Sc objasniti sa osnovom straha - strah
da ce Sc rad bunit pre- nego sto ee Sc cd ME
ga traziti "pozrtvovanja." Vladajuce klase su
uvek pokazivale divljastvo prema potlacenim
klasama kada su pre- osetie slablienje svoje
vladavne. Strah, radje nego pravi borbeni duh
vladaoca, bio je glavni motiv "a nasilna prits-
kivanja Bee pitanja manjih pobuna oblikr1
strajkova (koji su preuvelican van svake pro-
porcije Cd strane stampe) masa radnka je O.
cigledno daleko Cd klasnosvesnosti Ali kada
ee Sc konacno prosiriti klasna svest. poiticki
laken kapitalizma uzivace neizvesno zadovoli-
stvo da su sa svojim opakim ponasanjem po-
mogi da Sc poderu prekrivaa Tada &c biti
pravovaljanog uzroka "a strahovanje Sa Marx
ovim recma, "burzoazija ina svakog razloga
da strahuje Cd gluposti mase dokle god o.
ma estate konzervativna: i cd njene inteigen-
clJe - cim postane reyouconarna'
WEEKLY PEOPLE
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-04-17

Slatkorecivost je oruzje reforme; ona mo-
re da uzore, ali ona ne seize. Proleterska revo-
luclJa suzi Sc prekaljenm celikom cd bol1e
vrste. - De Leon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23


 eating their fill at Chris Harmon's.
 Someone of the bowlers called to my attention the fact that the strong Cornell team is quietly but surely repOSing in first place. Why wasn't I told before? Drastic steps must be taken to remedy this ail- ment. Let's start by complete analysis of these men composing the Cornell team. "Hex-eye" Man 20 must be gvien credit for his abil- ity to play hop-scOtch. Confetti Stango, despite the fact that he is the team man fO catastrophe, has let it be known that he can be bought off. "Dinwiddy" Perrella, the sound and fury of Cornell, has the whole league wondering at the question - "Art thou Romeo" - which he is constantly asking "Rhi- nOceros" Palladino. "Old COotie' Rocco, the small boy wonder of days gone by, thinks imagination and knowledge are the requisites of good bowling,-he imagines he's good and knows he's not. Truth fully does anyone expect this bunch of misfits to be our champs? Ab- sOlutely not-the other 5 bOwlers claim it certainly wouldn't look kosher.
 The team everybody is pulling for is that truly remarkable club of Purdue. Interesting to know that Nf of D1IrdIJn either did or are now holding office in the league. "Foxy-Fox" Termine assumes kind of celestial poise in bragging of seven weeks ago when he rolled 344, but fails to mention that the following week he slumped to 245. Double Trouble" Geneva announces that an anthology on bowling will be given by him at 2 8. m. Sunday at the Grand Bowl ing alleys, "Hyphenated' Lattanzio, vice-preSident, states Purdue's wins are triumphS of comedy-their op- ponents laugh splittingly at his teammates bowling form and an- tics. Tuxedo" Capobianco wants it known that it certainly is an awk ward disadvantage to have a good team, but not an anchor man. He looked in the crystal ball for in- formation concerning a solution to this problem. In the ball ne re- ceived instructions to try his luck in a grab-bag-he got "W.P.A." :" Lombardi, 8 grand president, who believes that he can pull Purdue through to the championship. A hustle, hustle guy, this proxy.
 To the bOwlers-"BOOby" Man | gini will pass out golden banners
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
SKATING TOURNEY AT
 BEAR MT. SUNDAY
Special to The Democrat

Bear Mountain, N. r., Jan. 23.- One hundred and twenty six lead ing skaters, representing A or ganizations, will compete for the h. terstate Outdoor Speed Skating championships at Bear Mountain next Sunday afternoon, January 26th. Elimination races are an- nounced for ten-thirty in the morning with the finals to start at 2 o'clock on Hessian Lake near Bear Mountain Inn. The meet will be sponsored by the Bear Mountain Sports Association under sanction of the Middle Atlantic Skating as- sociation.
 Senior competition for men in- clude eighty-SeVen entrants for the 22O, 44O, 800 yard and the one and two mile races. Twenty-three skat- CTS will contend for the 440 and the 880 yard intermediate honors. Sixteen women will race for dis tances of 22O 44O and 880 yards.
 Among the contestants are Dick Warner, of Haledon, N. J., winner of the 22O yard mems Senior South NSW OuUAtOO1 ship race at Verplanck last Sunday, and runner-up at the Interstate meet helyd at Bear Mountain last year; Donald Jay of Newburgh, a member of the Bear Mountain Skat- ing club; Robert and Virginia Jahns of Creskill, N. J., Joe Bree of the Gotham club, fast years Interstate winner at Bear Mountain, and Alice Burnham of Brooklyn, 1940 Silver Skates champion.
 Winter sports activities, on the seventeen-acre snowfield near Bear Mountain Inn, will be running at full capacity. Skiing slopes, avail able to the public, will be doubled in size with the opening of the ski jump base for general use. Ole Hegge, Norwegian Olympic ski star, will continue to provide free ski instruction. Toboggan slides, skat- ing rink and other facilities will be available to all corners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

Trainer came $25O last oacas who are charged with looking cripple therefore in unspecng sucker would accepted started at almost even money-$130 to $1 to be
 You a post but him wink e this time Memory Book after running rkety pulled Jockey Eddie dough chute at what is dtO be America showed no interest in protecting their clients.
 Nor the of Memory The thing happens often that hardly 70 race until their crippled limbs In 1oreheao and
 
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 GENERAL hasn't beein in the army Tor all these years without learning talking chairman Of the New
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 At Tuesdays meeting Wright the No in Scazo Scalzo is New York boy NBA state which complca matters only boxing matters get in their deadly
 At the session. Eddie Wright appeared $lOOO the money ordering him to certified
  Al Wen had posted ahead of now as the Mo- contender York state champion General Phean worlds feathewegh do De surprised Anything happen Building at Five Pernts. 9
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

The added responsibilities of being captain for the evening were too heavy for Frank Tehan and the pins would not fall down for him,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
By Art Krenz

500 5O9 551 1860
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
Copyright. ls4l, King Features Syndicate,
Sparks From Ihe POzge1. League

Jim Kiely is tuning up his favorite strike ball in preparation for his match with Howard Bomber" Hum phrieS when Meter B and Construc- tion B meet on alleys r and 18. We hope these boys don't forget that this is 8 bowling match and in- adyentently bring along putters, brasSieS and Spons. Both men weighed in the same late this after noon.
 Frank Smiths iron horse deyel- oped lung trouble down in the wilds of Norwalk and did not arrive until the matches were ending.
 Ben Goldstein reports all his men are in good shape to take on the leaders this week and if confidence means anything the Collectors should bounce into first place. Ray Ahearn however disagrees and says t will be just breeze. It should prove a great match.
 "AoAA OAAAJ IA11CC WNChS I6IIldululR nany of the teams that have been rivals for years will be locking horns and position in the standing means cothing. Neither does the fact that these fellows work side by side during the day. A notable instance is the match on alleys and 4 which brings together Sales A and the Meter Readers. If you watch them on the alleys you will easily see that uppermost in their minds is supremacy. No quarter is given and none is asked. We'll never forget the year the Readers were koncked out of the race by their pals, the Collectors.
 If any of you fellows want to get the lowdown on who is who in the movies ask Bill Pickles of the Dis patchers. Outside of bowling the h cinema gets the call from Bill. He gAs trying to talk Bill Weston into ,tlaving a screen test. And are those Bunker Hill twins Moriarty and ,irover jealous.
 Walt Nelson and Frank Dwyer of the District Engineers were battling
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

Winners of Last Weeks Prizes High individual single-Comstock Sales B, 131.
 High individual three strings Ahearn. Service Appliance, 361. High team total-Storeroom, 1898 Kicker-Bob Nelson, Sales A, 354 Attendance-Shea, Naugatuck.
 Schedule of Games
 (Friday, January 24) Sales EnginerS vs. Meter A-al- leys i-2.
 Meter Readers vs. Sales A-alleys 3.
 Naugatuck vs. Dispatchers-alleys 5-6.
 Construction A vs. Public Rela- tionS-alleys 7-8.
 District Engineers vs. Storeroom alleys 9-10.
 Sales B vs. Linemen alleys 11-12 Welfare vs. Production = alleys 13-14.
 Collectors vs. Service Appliance alleys 15-16.
 Construction B vs. Nicer Bal leys 17-18.
 Good night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

To the bOwlers-"BOOby" Man gini will pass out golden banners with the inscripti0n-Beat Cornell. Don't forget to get one.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
PENN TOPS YALE

New Haven, Conn.,, January g = UP) - The University of Penn sylvania basketball team came from behind last night to defeat a fav- ored Yale Five, 40 to 35.
 Sid Levinson scored 15 points for the winners, who were chalking up their first eastern intercollegiate win. Johnny Cobb, Eli Captain Tailed II points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
Italian Recreation Bowling League Notes

Passing judgments show all had a grand time at the banquet, all eating their fill at Chris Harmon's.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

the ice storm all day.
 Johnnie Herr, Freddie Harrison and Bom Comstock were turning all kinds of leaves into marks and took three points from the powerful Meter A. That was a grand 82 Sandy MacPherson Boppeler hit in the second game.
 That Storeroom gang were poison to the Welfarers. They also took the high tsam total prize for the week. Merritt Potter's 373 was the stand out. To their offers that they would purchase a pair of rubber heels for Charlie Byron if they won we say to them, Turn them over."
 The added responsibilities of being captain for the evening were too heavy for Frank Tehan and the pins would not fall down for him.
 Ted By is borrowing trotting harness to change Kurt Richters style of bowling. It sems that Kurt is side wheeler which has gotten into Ted's hair and he says if it takes him ten years he is going to get him to throw the balls straight out.
 Bob Nelson came through for the kicker prize while Carl Shea had the luck of the Gods with him and claimed the attendance.
 Mark Doran called up our ques- tion and answer department and wanted to know if Ben Mellor and Frank Mcintyre were still members of the Sales Varsity. A strange query Markie but the answer is very much so. He said that rumor Sfrom Egypt had it that Bob Nelson had a horse and thought that a trade had been made.