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Havre De Grace.

Havre De Grace.
By the Louisville Times
Red Jack. Braving Danger. Breez-
ing Along
2-Kimesha. Ler Lin. Nitanot.
3-Pete's Best. Waltham Gross. Top
Note.
4-React. Ballarosa. Becomly.
5-Port Alibi. Happy Hunting. Rid
ing Light
6-Interlace. Greedan. Foxshade.
7-PatSey Begone, Dorothy Pomp,
Nilon.
6-Yantis, Schley Coree, Meadow
Morn.
Best bet-Interlace.
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Continued on Page abb

Uruguay's shipments Of products
to the United States sre growing
rapidly.
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Junuicu
By the ASsoclated Preks-

BY the Associated Press.
3-year-olds and Up; furlonEs
Dolly WhISk tJsmesl $40 % go
Jack Fly tBlermanI go 10
Scout About tLindyl $50
Also ranIBs,uka Operas Clown. Hy
Happy. Star Runner, Rolls Easy. Bonnie
All. L. Strauss entry.
SECOND RACE-Pursf, $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and UP. furlonss.
Legenda 6Skelly' $50 . SO
Count Maurice Meade $50
Aiso ime' rsn&Allanuchy. Shoulder Arms
Fsrrago and Bright Victory,
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 900. claiming
Caryale Nv Wrisht, 2440 go 50
Black Look Il Anderson) $40 2 40
Pit Herrier tR. Oliver $50
Also % ran2Rsouslan, HandIOoy.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 coo. claim
DIcty Step CArcaroI $50 SO $50
ShanSi tJamesD $50 800
Time Beater tskellyl SO
Also ran--white Hope, Quincy. Grand
FIFTH RACE-Purse, - 0On added
King Saxon Handicap 3-year-oldS and
up. II furlonsS
Air Brigade ,Blerman) $50 $50 out
Catspult tWallI $50 out
DIM tArcarot out
Time. I.l2ls
Also ran-Play House.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
FIFTH RACE REAL VALUE,
PORT ALIBI, DOCKET.

REAL VALUE has raced we'll
in Maryland this spring and he
appears to have as good a chance
as anything else in this wide
open evenly matched contest.
PORT ALIBI won his last in
fairly easy fashion and he may
be in the thick of the battle.
DOCKET is as good as his last
victory indicates.
SIXTH RACE - GREEDAN,
FOXSHADE, INTERLACE.
GREEDAN came to life and
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Nurruqunsett
By The Associated Press.

bS the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 nnn. claiming,
4-yesr-olds and uD; 8 furlongs out of
chute
Hish Finance ,MeyneIp 500 $50 80
Free Again kelly 2@.S0 900
Te1[atoWn 1cIais' $50
Also ran-Brieht spot, Whisper Secret
Service. Ivy x Night Chase Secret Chat
Ter Hot Metal Kilta Verse and Flood
Tide.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 0o0. claim
Clsro iMeyneiD 900 : 90 3 so
sh9ft Measure ,Tayior $40 360
Carnage tMcMulleni q 60
Also ran-supreme Chance, Swing
Queen, Knights SoX and Gimco.
Daily Double paid S40D
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 600; claImins
4-year-olds snd up 6 furlongs out OF chute
InhdoX IT. May $50 $50 go
Madison u. Mearle, $50 SO SO
Hl-Kld w. L. TAYLOR $50
Also $50 ranPurple Dawn. rnconceivable.
sidetrack and Circus Wings,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ms; :i-year-olds; 8 furlonss chute
Lost Gold (Vinal 500 $40 $50
Long Lane tJedllnSkD $40 80
Chance Run Connolly $40
Also ran-Miss Chris. Miss Mud Polly
Hygro. TraumeIus and weaving Thru
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 600: claiming
sp6t Bio pssa seh'ii5SRs 5HogslD lloO s3S s33SS $sSS
Esta tDura ndol $50
sans, ns0 Richestsn n f'P All Even Our a Grace "
Bold Nelson and Tee Gee.
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Entries for Tomorrow
Hoyre de Grace
By The Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-PurSe. 81 non claiming.
4-year-olds ana up; Ia miles (oUt OF
Evening star., 1941-04-24

SECOND PACE-PlIrse - OOO. claim
ns maiden 3-yesr-oIds and up. furlongs
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Swain, Derby Eligible,
Noses Out Cis Marion
In Feature al Graw
HornbIende Is Third
In Field of Five;
Sack Has Close Coll
RIJIIETIN.

HAVRE DE GRACE, Md.-The
Elkton, mile-and-70-yards fea-
ture, run before 5000 fans today,
was won by Cleveland Putnam's
kentucky Derby candidate,
Swain. Swain nosed out E. X.
Bryson's Cis Marion, another
Derby eligible, the time being
LAS is. Mrs. J. Nj. Blacks
Hornblende was third in the
field of five.
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Rt. Rev. Foss
Visits Here
Emmanuel Lushersns Plea
To Build Psrsonsee

r. Rev D. |. rs<. pr<>tf<n,
q ne Pacific District ~ ne sc<.
wsrixn tslthefsn ehursh II Amer.
Yea. viii ~ the snest spest~r II
immsnusl Lash<rsn ehareh. Nrrfh
stevens ard fsth. ct the ~ y
services Sunday. while here ne ~lll
confer vita the pastor. Hsv q |.
Belgium. ard various commlttevz
On the plans fur the CONSTRUCTION
q = raFsnnass On the stsssns Il
frontage 81 the church rrurerts
nuilding COMMITTEES members are
John kifkshe. John Jehn~on and
oluf rssstI. and finance eesnmll.
re msmh<fr are A ]. Se~h<fn
John Hrona~ and Mn n Morn
nath the Girls eharu. and tss
senior choir. directed ~ Miss Ana
nikhelssn. viii sing during shs
sersies After tho Worship hour
members and frtsnds n the con.
ffefstlnn wlli have dinner IN ne
church psfiars Friends ~ TIE
congregation ard 81 Rsv fass are
cordially invited ts es present faf
both.
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the next few days. Her first sd-
dress viii be given at the South
Puget Sound Circuit convention of
the L. d. r. 10 be held Sunday In
Our savior's Lutheran church IN
Bremerten. There viii be meetings
at 2:3D and p. m. Large delega.
tions from local churches are plan.
ming To attend.
Miss Kistcha Dahle OF Pacific
Lutheran college. whose parents.
Rev and Mrs. r. ~ Dshle. are in
charge of the L. d. r.. supported
shismaref Alaska Mission. will
speak on the work there. Miss Ma
tale Blk of Tacoma In president
OF the large circuit.
Miss Njaa will address the Pa
cifie Lutheran student body We'd
nesdsy during chapel hour. Ths
same evening she viii speak ~ the
Emmanuel Lutheran church. 18th
and No. Stevens.
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COVENANT CHURCH

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Mayor Cain VIII Address
Community Mems Meeiino

Community Men VIII hold their
first meeting Sunday at $50 q. m.
In the Royal Neighbors hall. Mayor
Harry p. Cain will address the
group at this meeting The lesson
will be a survey of the books Of
thv Divine Library by the teacher,
I. G. Shaw.
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Local L.D.R.
ToConvene
Speaker from Minneapolis
10 Address Gatherings

Miss Anna Sisa q Minneapolis.
MINI, national secretary 81 The
Lutheran Daughters q the Refer
nation. viii ~ the sues, speaker
on : number Of occasions within
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Continued From Page onel
vichy and Germany from the
younger clergy.
Recent dispatches from Norway
have been limited. but available
reports indicate that the bishops
are maintaining their oft-repeated
stand against the Nszis and Outs
hngists
In Holland. also. the Protestant
clergy and the Catholic hierarchy
ere keeping up their resistance.
Trades against their refusal 10
encourage participation in the
fight against Bolshevistic Goddess
ness" appear frequently in the
Germsn-eontrolled press.
Little news ha. reached this
country of the status Of the
churches In CzechoslovaiSis,
hut according 10 New York
Czechosioyak sources, the
churches are in the forefront
Of the resistance movement. IL
IL reported that the Czech
Brethren groups Moravian
body-is leading the Protes-
tant opposition. while q num-
her of Catholic priests have
been thrown into coneentra-
ton camps because Of anti
Nayi activity.
Three Of the leading representa-
tves of the Czech government in
London are Catholic priests. They
include the prime minister, Mser.
Jan Sranek; the secretary general
Of the Slovak Catholic party,
Msgr Paul Machacek, and Msgr.
Frandisek Hala The avowed anti
Nazi sentiment of these men prob
ably gives impetus to the opposi-
ton Of the churches in Czeehoslo-
vakia 10 Nazism.
THE CHURCHES AND WAR
In the United States, interest
was centered on the reaction of
church groups to the war, a. re-
ligious bodies got into the full
swing of their fall conferences.
A relaxation of the previous
pacifist stand was observable, but
there was no evidence that the
churches are going over TO the side
of the intervention. Action taken
by conferences in various parts of
the country indicated three gen
ersl types Of sentiment on the war
situation:
Am outright snti-wsr stand.
such as that adopted this
week by the Rock River frll.) Con-
ference Of the Methodist church,
which said: We deplore the sd-
ministrative actions that, step by
step, are involving us in shooting
wars"
"a decision to issue no pro-
4 nouncement on the war in
cases where a great deal Of diff
ference Of opinion exists. This was
illustrated at the Central Kansas
ronfers Of tho Methodist
church here where. for the first
time in many years. no statement
on the war was adopted. because
OF dissention among members of
the resolutions committee.
3-Adoption of a type of reso-
- luton which leaves the whole
problem up to the conscience of
the individual. Action OF this kind
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Salvation Army Mems | league
Presents Program Saturday

The Mems rfilawshsp League n
ssisstlon Army corrs No. : ell
present . program ~ : p N. Sat.
lirdsy 81 the hall. lila 10 i7th o.
rev J 1. Hsdsi siil BE- she guest
spestsr Musical numbers have
hsen arranged. and refreshments
~ill he served. The public IL In.
sited.
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Churches Behind Continued
Revolis in Occupied Nations
Religious Moral Influence Aid
In Stiffening Nozi Resistance

was taken this week hy the Gene
see conference Of ths Methodist
church and the Presbyterian Synod
az Michigan.
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B<i1~ are the answers 10 ssst
questions printed on The editorial
page
4. True
2 sunday Midnight
. Edna Ferb<r.
& Nine.
3 Clark
. Alabama. AnsDna and Ar.
kansss
7. Luther Burbank
q Ysls< 1T eommsmorsfss the
adoption Of me Declaration Of In
dependence
o Northern Germany.
10 Baseball.
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CHRISTIAN And MISSIONARY
ALLIAklk


Tabernaele-so. 5th ana NJ r.
Sunday school. sasb a m. Services,
n. m. and 73o .. m Young peo-
5s, $50 s,Ps. ,, ems'' .Psatsr ass
Canada.
Christian SCIENCE
first chureh--Division ave. and Eye
second chureh-so. s'th and war
Third church--wrisht ave. and IA.
Fourth Cburcb-sss1 Broadway.
FIRST Churth-Lske steilaooom.
doctrine Of Atonemenfs Ia the
subject OF the LAsson-Serrnon which
viii be read Sunday in all Churches
OF Christ, Scientist. which are
branches OF The Mother Church. The
rlrst church Of Christ. Scientist. in
Boston, Massachusetts,.
Golden Text. There j. ono God
and one mediator between tod and
men. the man Christ Jesus: who rave
himself ransom for all. To he testi-
fled In due time q Tim. as. 81.
Among the citations which com
/ prise the Lesson Sermon IL the fol-
lowing from the Bible "Fof I am
/ persuaded. that neither death. nor
life. nor angels, nor princlpailtief
nor powers nor things present, nor
, things 70 eons, Nor height nor
depth. nor any other creature. shsli
OF God which Ia In Christ Jesus our
I Lord" rom. Q .ss ssl.
The Lesson Sermon also includes
the following passage from the Chrs-
tan Science textbook. Science and
AsA,,h S,sh Ksy % n. seriptures..
the ezempiifieAtion Of mans unity
with Goo. shersby man Fenscta a.
vine Truth. Life. and Love Jesus
o. Nazareth taught ana demanstratsd
msnt oneness with The Fethsr. ard
ior his ss one him endless nom
CHURCH on THr oPEs BfBiH
Aasms street rhspsl-so TIN arc
Adams. Rev. Pred Hornshph Jr.
pastor sunday school. 10 q N s<fs-
ices. Il a n
faith alssion--s1mnis Eoae Rry
y Scott pastor supcay scnoos
rsith r.mpi,-siss sne ss. rev
Pred EcrpShrh pastor SUNDAY
sehoos sts "a SERVICES II a n
and 7As pm.
flrst-D1rikion ave ana o. Pc,
Harold l. Booch. pastor. SUNDAY
school $40 a n Service, u = m
ysapsr altar. 80 q n junior hlsn
stucfnts 8 :. n supper foT al Tounz
p<opl< ? n Ptisfirn fsiiosship 7
ID m sermon. The RtNsfd fSf
Christian IifisE"
Piymoath--Sc ssth sn6 PsFk ave
Rev Pruitt .gSetof sunday
school. 10 q n. Service. II a. m.
Pilgrim felioyxhap. . 80 2. N. Sermon,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-15
Notions and Art Goods

$1.OO EACH BRAFORM DRESS CO., SHIELDS-Anniversary Sale, each VOC 25c EACH HICKORY "DURALITE" DRESS SHIELDS %OA Anniversary Sale, each ...... xOV 3Sc A PKG. VELVET COVERED HANGERS MS AnniVsrsaps iH ps'asss' ssis ............ SSc 25c SATEEEN BLANKET BINDINGS yd. package. Anniversary @0A Sale, pkg. .......................1 1OV 5Oc EACH HICKORY" SANITARY O04 BELTS-Anniversary Sale, each. OOC 35c EACH KLEINERT BLUE LABEL Rnnissrss11 Raass sg'saDsa sale each 28c
 EXTRA SPECIAL
 WRITING PAPER-Vellum finish. 60
 sheets and 50 envelopes. Reg. 0nn price soc. Anniversary Sale .... 6OO 5sc A PAIR GRIFFIN SHEARS AND sCIs- sORs-All sizes. @ pair @T A0 Anniversary Sale ... q W1eVV $i.25 ALL PURE LINEN BRIDGE SETS Stamped to embroider. 00A Anniversary Sale a set ....... OOC FLOCKs' WOOL KNITTING YARN-4-oz. skeins. All colors. Reg. price 6oc Q skein. Anniversary Sale. lAM Skein ...........'.s'........ V4O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-15
Spring Fabrics

36 IN. WIDE FIGURED PERCALES-Best
 quality. Regular price 21c. @ln Anniversary Sale. yard. ........ 4VN 36 IN. WIDE WOVEN STRIFE CRANBERRY
 In neat stripe for summer dresses. Reg. price 35c yard 10n Anniversary Sale, yard. ......... 4WO 3s IN. WIDE "FAIRYSPUN" PRINTED
 COTTON PONGEE SANFORIZED sHRUNK-Large assortment of patterns. Reg. price 59c yard. 00A Anniversary Sale, yard. ....... AAC 90 IN. WIDE VICTORY SERGE-In plain colors This is a crown tested spun rayon Regular price 49c. Q0N Anniversary Sale. yard. OOO aA.BC. LA LA VOGUE" PRINTED RAYONS All new spring patterns. Regular price s9c yard. Anniversary AzN Sale. yard ...................... 1sO 3s IN. WIDE PRINTED DIM1TIE6-In neat floral patterns. Reg. price 2ec 0Am
 Anniversary Sale, yard. .......... A8O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-15

"I.ADY ROBERTA" MATTRESS COVERS For Beautyrest or Inner Spring Mat
 tresses made of Nashua No. 285 heavy \ unbleached sheeting, rubber buttons, full \ or twin size. Reg. price $l69. 03 0N
 Anniversary Sale price, each s@ xsA3
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-15
Boys' Depor rtnnent

BOYS PERCALE PAJAdAs-v neck and notch collars. Light colors, neat stripes Sizes 8 to IS. zlA BOYS BRoADCLOTH SHIRTS - Neat stripes and small patterns. Sizes 10 to l4. Reg. price soc. &0N 0HA0 BOYS AND YOUTHS LONG PANTS - Wool and corduroy, in greys, browns, greens and blues Tweeds and covert cloth. Sizes 6 to 20.
 Reg. price $l.98. CA 70 Anniversary Sale. .......... VAeaO Reg. price $2.49. OO \ A Anniversary Sale. ........... WAe41 Reg. price $2.9S. QO 20 Anniversary Sale. @AeOO Reg. price $3.se. co AA Anniversary Sale. ........... @Oe33 BOYS' ALL WOOL SWEATERS-With 1a zipper and button fronts, sizes 30 to 36. Navy, brown, maroon and green. Regular price $l.98. CA NG ooAS ..s....... ....'..'..........
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-15

SHOWER CURTAINS-8 g. broadcloth curtains Water repelant. Grommet tops. Regular $l.69. 0A SE Anniversary Sale. each ...... @4eOO 38" HOMESPUN-Woven patterns in bright colors. Natural ground. Regular Q0N 49c. Anniversary Sale, yard ...... OOV 5W GABARDINE-For slip covers and drap- cries. Fast to light and laundering. Regu- lar 98c. 0AA Anniversary Sale, yard ......... O3V A" ORGANDIE-For curtains and spreads. Permanent finish. Solid colors. Regular 49c. 0RA SCATTER RUGS-Rich colors in oriental Size A" 48" Regular $249. co 00 Anniversary Sale s........ WAeAA JLIP COvERS-Bright cretonne Wine, blue and green. For standard club and wing chairs and divans.
 Chair Covers-Regular $1.98. QT lG Anniversary Sale, each ..... V4eVV Divan Covers-Regular $298 QO GG Anniversary Sale, each ..... QAeVV 0AMASKETTE TABLE COVERS-54" 54" flannel back Easily cleaned. Regular $1 10. Anniversary 09A Sale, each ....................... OA~ ,IL CLOTH CHAIRS pADs-Brisht pat terms. Standard breakfast chair size. Regular 29c. O0n Anniversary Sale, each ....... AOV WASHABLE COUCH COvERS-63" 9o" Fast color stenciled patterns. Regular Anniversary Sale, each ...... $l.0S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-15
BIG BARGAINS IN DoMESTIcS BLANKETS AND LINENS

CHENILLE BATH MATS-With lid covers to match. Reg. price $l.l9. 0Qn Anniversary Sale, @ set..... OOV 52x52 IN. IRISH ALL LINEN CRASH TABLE CLOTHS-Colors red, blue, green and gold Reg. price $l98 each. W@ 00 Anniversary Sale, each. @xeOV GENUINE "TNDIANHEAD" PRINTED "A. BILE CLOTHS
 36x36 in. size. Reg. 69c. E0A Sale price. ............,........... @~ 44x44 in. size. Reg. $1.00. HRO Sale prlce. e....................s... 54x54 in. size. Reg. $l.25. Q0N Sale price. ........................ wv 54x72 in. size Reg. $l.59 0G DO Sale price ................... ~4eVO 60x80 in. size. Reg $2.19. 01 0A Sale price .................. Y4eV1 1 IMPORTED IRISH CRASH TABLE CLOTHS With colored borders.
 45x45 in. size. Reg. $1.59. @& 0A Sale, eaCh. h.................... ~&W& - 52x52 in. size. Reg. $l.69. OT 90 Sale, each. h.................... V@SOV ss;s ssIsa .ssa ,,,; size, '<'... Reg. sa's S2.45 62x80 in. size. Reg. $3.60. co 00 Sale, each. h.................... YAeOV ALL OUR IMPORTED LINEN DANfAsK
 CLOTHS AND NAPKINS Hemmed
 and unhemned are reduced in price
 during our Anniversary Sale. |.