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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09

30 BUILDING LOTs-ror sale at low prices. Located of Walnut St. Extension tnortheast section of city0 Water, gas, electricity. Bus service, SO ft. wide, l25 1t, deep, Samuel santorA, Inquire GOA Wal. nut St, Extension.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09

LAKE HITCHCOCK --4 Meriden Road. Lots e200 each. 10 Inside lots Si00 each. 2houses, 1 waterfront lot,
 ?. J, HfSTON
 Phone 3.00iB and 3.D606 or sec me at Corrigan's shel Chateau
 (At the Lake)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09

Vacation Places For Sale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
Mattresses

YALE MATTREsS-33e South Main Tel. 3.6330. Specializing in inner spring mattresses, renovating lone day SeFvice). Beds and springs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09

ss Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-09
Aueomobiles
AuAos and Trucis Fer Sale

lelo Packard IT. Sedan, R, 6 K lna7 Buick IT. neAAn. R, e R.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Merrick Opens
Spring Season

Miss Mary Fowler announces the
opening Of the spring dance sea-
son At the Merriek Dance studio.
According to Miss Fowler. q
knowledge Of social dancing not
only gives you confidence on the
dance floor. but also gives you
added poise and popularity.
"Enrollments are now being
taken for the first ballroom class
for beginners this year" states
Miss Fowler. Wednesday evening.
Jan. IS. at 7:3o will be the open
ing session for the class.
In the advanced classes" con-
tinued Miss Fowler. the fasci-
mating Latin rhythms are much
in demand. One of the newest
features il the 'Hahanera Tango.
We also find patriotic themes in
such dances A. the Paul Jones
and Liberty fox trots."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

sition with which Jack Benny had
been struggling for some time be-
fore.
Commenting in public on the
prodigy's violin playing. Fred Al
len made the remark that later
was TO be regarded rs the first
stone cast The remark Allen
made was
THAT child's playing should
make Jack Kenny mighty
ashamed. He's been trying to play
The Bee for 40 years. and hasn't
succeeded yet"
That disparagement touched off
a series Of comedy explosions.
whose reverberations are still
cracking all over the country, to
the amusement Of millions Of
people. Benny and Allen, realiz-
ing the laughs they were creating.
continued to pelt each other with
sarcastic quips and jibes. while
audiences howled in appreciation.
Sensing the immense screen pos
sihilities In the feuding pair. Pro-
ducer-Director Mark Sandric h
spoke TO them about making a pic
ture together. II took lot Of
talking. but ssndrich finally con-
WINGED them. In the making Of
the film. Sandrich not only had
to be director and producer, but
diplomat as well. to keep the boys
happy and assured that one was
not outstripping the other.
Loaded with entertainment fea-
lures. the picture boasts a grand
cast including Mary NY Heart
Belongs TO Daddy" Martin, The
Merry Macs, Verree Teasdale. Vir-
ginis Dale. the beautiful Merriel
Abbott Dancers and Rochester.
Benny's valet" on screen and
radio.
San Francisco Docks" featur-
ing Burgess Meredith. shares the
/ screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

Music Box theater.
The story revolves around the
life Of a little Irish girl who mar
ries against the wishes of her
father. The feud that ensues from
that moment between the father
and his son-in-law makes for CON-
edy as well as tears. When the
daughter dies leaving an infant
girl 10 be cared for, the child finds
itself torn between love for her
father and her grandfather.
Through her efforts the two are
finally brought together. Miss
Garland appears both as the
mother and as the thoroughly
Americanized daughter.
The strong supporting cast Is
headed by George Murphy in the
role Of the young Irish husband.
Murphy Will be last remembered
for his work in Two Girls on
Broadway" Charles Winninger Is
cast as the grandfather. Douglas
McPhsil as the romantic interest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
"Comrade x" al
Roxy Theaier
Clark Goble and
Hedy Lomorr Stor

In Boom Town" Hedy Lamar
renamed with Clark Gable. but
lost him. which prompted thou
sands Of fans to request Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer 10 put them to-
gether as hero and heroine In an
other picture. The result is Com
rsde X" an hilarious. adventure
some comedy. which comes today
10 the Roxy theater.
This Is Gables first real rolliek-
ing comedy since 1t Happened
one Night" and again presents
him as newspaperman. this time
a foreign correspondent in Russia.
II also opens a new field for Miss
LAMAR. who goes comedienne.
with no punches pulled. as Mos
COW lady street car "motorman. :"
The film opens with Gable wear
ing a beard and uncovering scoops
about Russian revolts and famines
II is climaxed by a dizzy. funny
bone tickling escape in a Soviet
army tank. after the OGPU has
discovered that he is the guilty re-
porter.
Featured in the supporting cast
are Oscar Homolka, Felix Bres-
sart one of the three comedy
Russian oommissars in "Ninotch-
ks," and Eve Arden. The produc-
ton was directed by King Vidor,
the noted director Of Northwest
Passage" and was produced by
Gottfried Reinhardt. son Of the
famous Max Reinhardt.
Sharing the screen is Charter
Pilot" featuring Lynn Bari.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
ROCK OVEN

Between scenes on "Ziegfeld
Girl" Edward Everett Horton
described the latest improvements
on his Encino ranch. Newest is
an outdoor oven carved out of the
side OF rock near the main house.
Describing 1t, he says: ITS even
big enough for an air raid
shelter"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Little Nellie Kelly" Opens Wednesday
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RoNN-clark Gable and Hedy Ia
mar IN -Co-nrads \ - Z %
100 10 90. also Iloyd nolan and
Lgnn Bar IN Charter Plot. i -
sts SIS. ess
sIsITo-Pat oBrien and oonstanos
II 20 7.os. $50. 7.so. io1s. also
Warren william and Frances Robin
son In The lone Vol Keeps a
Date / 90. IS. ESQ. 40.
Music BoN-Kay Kyser and Boris
KArloff IN You'll FInd out = IS
40. TO. 10 20; also Kent Taylor
and Linda Hayes ia I'm SIN
Alive Il 30. 2;so. 5 50. szoo
william Boyd and Andy
CiTde IN Doomed Caravan Il 80.
500 $40 500 1870. also Edith
Children" II 80 400. AS. SIS.
e25.
BLir MOI sr-Errol Fiynn and
Olivia - Haviiland in The santa
Pc Trail." "a 90. 225. 4 SO. 7os.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Charles LAushton and
S Sse. Lombard IN They rlay knsw
Morris in The Quarterback
COMM My -- Joan Bennett ana
Francis Lederer In The Man /
Married. also Boris KArloff in BE-
fore I HANG
KAY sIREET-IAurenee Olivier and
Joan Fontaine IN "Rebecea also
"Wsnderer OF the Desert" IN
Technicolor
LAkfWoon - Rosalind Russell and
Brian Aherns In Hired WIFE also
John. Barrymore In The Great
PARK = nsureen o'HarA in Dance
Girl Dance. also George OBrien
In Legion OF the LAwless"
Tyrone Power and Linda
Dsrnell in Brigham Young
RFaIART Clark Gable Spencer
Tracy Clsudette Colbert and Hedy
Lamar In Boom Town"
REN-Henry Fonda in The Return
of Frank James. Also Peter LORE
In Island OF Doomed Men"
sHEII,-Luli Deste ana John Ellis in
ski Patrol" also william Powell
and Myrna 10y in I Love You
Again"
SUNSET Irene Dunno and Cary
Grant in The Awful Truth" also
Ronald Colman In Lost Horizon
IEMPIE-Don Ameche and Betty
Cradle In Down Argentine Way"
also Robert Montgomery and Con-
stance Cummings IN Haunted
Honeymoon"
LIBERTY. Puyaliup 49, Conrad veidt
june Duprez and Sabu IN THIEF
OF Bagdad."
RIVIERA. sumner The MARI Broth
ers in Go West -"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

But about three years ago. an
other feud. between two come
dams. was started which has be-
come just a. famous as-snd a
ecod deal funnier thsn-the Ken
lucky combat
H. comedy feud in question Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

The one between Jack Benny and
Fred Allen. which Paramount has
made into . movie. called. ironi-
cally, Love Thy Neighbor." open
ing wednesday at the Rialto thea
ter.
Ths origin Of the fnnymen's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

feud dates back 10 the time three
years ago. when a child prodigy
named Stewart canin appeared on
the Jack Benny radio program
with his violin. Young Stewart at
that time played a difficult num-
Der called The Bee" compo-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

IN the latter half q the film and
Arthur Shields. Of the Abbey
Players. as McPhairs father.
Song numbers include Pretty
Girl Milking Her Cow" "Singin' in
the Rain" It's Great Day for
the Irish" Nellie Kelly. Love
You" and Nellie Is Dsrlin."
The film was directed by Norman
Tsurog. produced by Arthur Freed.
Allan Jones plays the lead IN
the companion film. One Night in
the Tropics
DANELSO> CAST
Cliff Danielson has been cast IN
The Trial of Mary Dugan."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
VAUDEVILLE EPIC

Vaudeville in its palmiest days
will provide the background for
the screens The Big Time"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

II you're not using II, sell II with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Judy Garland Appearing in
Her First Starring Picture
Allon Jones to Shore Screen Honors
In One Night in the Tropics"

Taking It's place milestone in the Of Judy
Garland Little Nellie Kelly fmizaton of the famous
George VI Conan musical comedy opens Wednesday the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Love Thy Neighbor' Opens
AT the Rialio Wednesday
Jack Benny And Fred Allen Co-Stor In
Screen Version Of Fomous Radio Feud

Just how the Hateds started their feud with the Nc
Coys down in old Kentucky has by been forgotten
known at all
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14

ON. G. Murray, Indian Service,
made business trip to FIT. Win
gate in New Mexico last week.
end and returned Tuesday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14
Free Vocational
Glasses Start At
Il Mile Corner

Two defense training projects
f"~ adults. and vocational courses
for school boys were started on
Monday. November 10 at the Vo-
cational building at Farm Secur-
t." Administration Farm Workers
Community at Eleven Mile Cor
Ncr. Adult defense training class
7s in carpentry and metal work
ing are held every week night
from six to ten o'clock. Classes
Tor boys are held in the daytime
'"r''@ REGULAR school hours.
These Vocational classes are
held in the building formerly used
by the nursery school, the nursery
now being held in the large recre-
alton hall
All people interested in attend
ing these free courses in carpen-
try and metal working should call
at the office at the Eleven Mile
Corner Community.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14
Ajo Raiders
Jolted By Bears

Scoring in every quarter. Cool
idge Bears rolled up 32 to II vic
tory against Ajo Red Raiders a.
Ajo, Armistice Day. Earl New
comb scored Coolidge's first touch
down from the 4 yard line. In
the second period Leroy Shoemak-
er galloped over the goal line for
the second tally. Twice more
drives down the field brought
Coolidge scores.
With a 2G 0. score piled "
against them the Raiders do
Farrell to plunge through. Elmo
Quinn passed for a good 25 yards
to Frenchy Lemieux for second
score. Shoemaker 2 scored the
Bears last touchdown on 20
yard run.
Coolidge high school band ac.
companied the team to Ajo. Stud
ents made trip through the mine
during the afternoon.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14

PHOENIX, Nov. l4-Arizona's S
political pond presents a placid
surface this week. But, don't
mistake the ostensible calm.
Those who plays politics are
unusually busy these days. Ideas
are being incubated It numerous
impromptu conferences. The
groundwork is being prepared
for a number Of campaigns ev-
en- though hoStilities viii not
start before another six months.
Aside from efforts being put
forth in behalf of Gov. Osborn
and ex-Gov. Jones there appears
TO be more sustained interest
on the ptrt Of friends in the
possible gubernatorial candidacy
OF Dan Benchoff. McNary store
manager. than any other poten-
tial third man" In the race for
the Democratic nomination for
governor.
Imetus is being given the
boomlet for Mr.. Benchoff by
Myrltn Brown, energetic editor
OF the st. Johns Independent
News. who continues TO whoop
1t up for the former chairman
OF Arizona's Democratic dele
CATION TO the last national con-
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14
Tells Of Work
In Indian Schools

Victor Raybol of Tucson In
dian Training School was guest
peaker Sunday at Community
P-esb ~terian Church. Mr. Ray
bo'. who is a graduate OF the
Pre- ',vtori7n c. urchs Manual
School FOR bays at Albuquerque,
New Mexico, spoke OF the splen-
did work being done by the
church in teaching trades, aca-
demic work and giving moral
training, in the school from
which he graduated and tie
school in which he teaches.
Mr.. Raybol is serving his first
vear as teacher at the Tucson
Indian Training School.
The Chapel Choir sang The
Lords Prayer by Malotte.
Miss Wheatley. for 10 years
teacher at the Presbyterian
School for Alaskan Indians at
Sitka. Alaska, spoke at the Sun
day School hour in Community
Church.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14
Five New Members
Join Woman's Club

Members of Coolidge Wom-
ans Club sewed for the Red
Cross after a regular business
meeting yesterday. Mrs. Clark
Wells, vice-president, conducted
the business meeting In the alb
sence Of the president, Mrs. A
L. Noweell who is i'll.
Several new members initial
ed at the first of the business
meeting included Mrs. Bruce
Moody, Mrs. Louis Gastellum,
Mrs. Max Anderson, Mrs. F. A.
Chrisman and Mrs. C. A. Thorn
as. Committee reports were
made and the melting adjourn
ed, so that members could do
their share of the Red Cross
work.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14

Gov. Osborn faces a dilemma
over appointment OF state in
dustrial commissioner to sue
ceed E. T. Happy Houston II
and when a special session Of
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14
Cancer Is Curable
To Be Lecture Topic

Cancer Is Curable" will be the
subject OF an address by DR.. Z.
Payne Palmer OF Phoenix at s
O'Clock Tuesday night in Coolidge
Union High School auditorium.
The lecture will be illustrated
by moving pictures and is sponsor
ed by members of the Altar Soci-
ETY. OF Saint James Catholic
church. Tickets will be 30 cents
for adults. tax included, and IL
cents for children. tax included.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14
Moody's s Return
From Month Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Moody re-
turned to Coolidge Monday night
after a months vacation. While
on their trip they visited Boulder.
Bonneville and Grand Coulee
dams Al Reno. Nevada they Wis.
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Preece. former Coolidge people.
The Freezes entertained their
guests in their new home just
completed at Reno After an in
teresting journey up the California
coast and through the redwoods
country. the Moodys went TO Mon
tana where they lived before com
ing to Coolidge. Here they visited
many friends and relatives.
Near Poison, Montana on the
and Mrs. Moody visited the Art
east shore of Flathead Lake. Mr..
Wynne's. former Coolidge Indian
Service people. Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Coolidge) were guests for dinner
meth Schultz (also formerly from
at Wynne's while Mr.. and Mrs.
Moody were there. After leaving
Montana, Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Wis
tied their son, Charles at Sequoia
Field. Visalia, California. Charles
had just arrived at the field where
he viii train as an aviation cadet
for ten weeks, then go TO a basic
field for another ten weeks. and
complete his course at finishing
school for the total 80 weeks train
ing.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14
Losers Fete Winners

Losing members of Desert Wom-
ans Bridge Club were hostesses to
winning members at luncheon.
Wednesday in Tucson. The occas-
lon was made an all day holiday
with winners being royalty feted
from the time they left their
homes in the losers cars until
their return.
The winners were Mrs. ]. A.
Roberts. Mrs. Howard Holland,
Mrs. Goldie Patrick, Mrs. Leon
Thompson and Mrs. f. o. Thomp-
son. Losers were Mrs. Herbert
Hanna, Mrs. V. w. Havins, Mrs.
A. w. Spangehl and Mrs. ]. r.
Walker.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14
George Nixon Is
Called By Death

George Nixon, 81, passed away
" the County Hospital at Flor
nee, November IL. Nixon was
IN old time resident Of the val
icy. He was born September
Il. 1874 and is survived by his
vie, Mrs. Matte .Mivon, and
several sons in Georgia.
The body is at Cole and
Maud mortuary. Funeral ar
"anPements have not BEEN COM
l'ted. but services will prob
NIy be held Saturday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14

the legislature is called.
AT the regular session Of the
18th, the governor sent the
name OF 1. P. Mcbride, Tucson
trainman, TO the state senate.
The solons failed to act on the
nomination. Then, when the
governor sought TO oust Com
missionerS L. c. Holmes ana
Lynn Lockhart. the chief exec
utive appointed" Walter La
veen, former Pinal county sher-
iff and Fred Edwards, a u S.
customs guard. TO the commits
sion.
Mr.. Mcbride is telling friends
n Tucson that he confidently
xpectS TO receive the next ap-
continent to the industrial COM
mission. Meanwhile, AmeriC an
Of Labor representatives have
informed the governor they
want one Of their boys named
o the commission.
Mr.. Laveen is said TO be sill
counting on an appointment
And on top of this mixup, 1t is
said the governors present per
sonal preferenc for the position
is w. Stuart Thompson. Kin =
man, in the hope that the chief
executive can win favor in Mo-
have county where he was Woe
.ully weak in the last campaign.
Writ G. Bowman, NogaleS
banker and former Democratic
national committeeman, whose
withdrawal from the contest for
ambassador to Mexico. surpris-
d numerous friends, has been
The recipient of considerable
praise for his sportSmanship.
Typical of comments is this
from Col. William Turnbow. the
Phoenix GaZette's capitol DOM
er.
"a type of sportsmanship. sell
dom exhibited in Arizona poll
tics was displayed by Mr. Bow
man In striking his name off
the list OF possibilities for the
appointment as ambassador to
Mexico so DR.. Harber could
have clear sailing
Mr.. Bowman's act Is most
commendable. The custom
heretofore has been that when
Two ArizonanS sought a position
from Democratic party leaders.
the Democrats chose up sides
and started battling, calling
each other names, etc.
While informed sources are
dubious that anyone in political
life will get the ambassadorship
tit may go to a career diplomat)
the fact remains that Mr.. Bow
man, the grand old man OF Ari-
zona politics, played a noble
craftsmanship role by stepping
aside to let a newcomer try for
the post"
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14

vention.
If additional work is being
done in behalf of Harry Saxon,
Wilcox cattleman. 1t must be
in the outlying sections of the
stale. After a squirt in these
parts, little has been heard Of
the possibility Of his candidacy.
1t was learned this week that
one of the alSo-rans in last
years Democratic gubernatolial
primary is toying with the idea
Of taking another shot at the
nomination. providing he can
obtain sufficient support.
A new entry is likely in the
contest for one OF the two seats
arizona will have in con ress
next year. For the time be n
he entr nt's nam Is off tho ,c-
ord. However. it can b saii he
once sought a u. S. senatorial
nomination and is a whirlwind
campaigner.
The heavy ccost of condrctin
4 congressional campaign l.
keeping several good men out of
he race. Failure Of the las
'egislature to divide the stat
into districts makes 1t necessary
FOR candidate for congress r.
conduct a statewide contest. l.
about as expensive as senator
lal campaign. A candidate for
he senate. IL he wins. gets 9
;ix-year term at $4,000. A con-
yressional candidate, If he wins
gets only two years at the same
salary.
Rep. John r. Murdock OF
course will Be O candidate tc
succeed himself. Six others
have been more or less promi-
nently mentioned as possible
candidates for the two Demo
cratic nominations. They are
ex-Gov. r. c. Stanford. Sen
william Kimball of Pima coun-
ty: DR.. Nelson D. Brayton, Mi
tmi: Sen. H. H. Baker of Yuma
county: Sen. William Coxon OF
Pinal county. and Rep. James
Carreon of Maricopa. Rep. Nell
ie T. Bush. Parker. who ran
third in the congressional der
by Of 1896. has said she doesn't
plan TO seek the post again next
yetr.
Efforts on the part of friends
to induce Joe Haldiman, state
senator from Maricopa. TO make
another race for congress ap-
parently are unavailing. Not a
few observers are OF the opinion
that next years contest for two
seats would be an ideal spot"
for the loquacious Maricopan.
Word from Pima county indi-
Gates william r. Mathews. CO.
publisher OF the Arizona Daily
Star. Is turning a deaf ear 10
the importunings of friends TO
take another shot at a ccngres-
sional seat. Mr.. Mathews. like
Sen. Haldiman. probably would
be a potent candidate In 1912
according to many observers.
Gov Osborn faces a dilemma
over appointment or state in
dustrial commissioner TO sue
ceed E. T. Happy Houston II
and when a special session ol
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14

A lively contest may be in the
offing for Maricopa county's two
state senate seats. It's a fore
gone conclusion Sen. Joe Haldi-
man will run again. And re-
ports indicate James Minotto,
one of the most colorful figures
in state politics. may seek TO re-
turn to the senate after a brief
absence Of his own choosing.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14

Charles A. Richey is expected
. return this weekend from
rches N"'i0nal Monument near
'Foab. Ufoh
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-11-14
Art Wahl Promoted

Art Wahl, who has been as
sistant manager at Valley Ma
tlonal Bank since December
has been transferred to Super
lor. Wahl will become manag-
er OF the Superior Valley Ma
tional bank. Jack Pond, Miami,
VIII replace Wahl here.
Wahl was located in Superior
before coming to Coolidge. His
home is in Mesa, and he is a
graduate of Arizona State
Teachers College at Tempe.
Wahl has bben active in the
Lions club Of Coolidge and is an
aviation enthusiast. He expects
to leave about the 25h.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-20
Repeal Sought
on Neutrality

Washington, Oct. 20-AP- A
group of Republican senators, ac-
lively backed by Wendell l.. Will.
kie, were reported ready today
to demand outright repeal OF the
Neutrality Act.
Such a demand would import a
bipartisan character to the COM
plete repeal movement. for Demo-
cratic Senators Glass (Va), Pep
per fla and others already have
announced that they would work
to wipe the legislation off the books
in the forthcoming test.
Leaders OF the Republican repeal
group in the Senate were report.
ed reliably to be Senator Austin
(R-Vt0, the assistant minority
leader, Senator Bridges (R-N.H)
and Senator Quincy (R-S.D).
Informants said they had dis
cussed the neutrality issue with
Willkie and had agreed with him
that the party should take aggres.
siye leadership in revision OF the
present statute.
Willkie, 1910 COP presidential
nominee, has urged repeatedly that
the Republican party stand for
"internationalism" rather than
usolationism"