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Evening star., 1941-07-07
Will Hear Lecture

Hundreds of girls newly arrived
in Washington will hear Mrs. Lucy
Somerville Howorth, past president
of the Washington Federation Of
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs, discuss Making Good in q
New Home Town" tomorrow.
The lecture, TO be held at 8 pm.
in the Young Women's Christian
Association, is second in a series
sponsored by the Business and Pro-
fessional Girls Department OF the
Y. w. c. A.
Mrs. Howorth Is a member of the
Federal Bar Association and active
in the Women's National Archives
and the Veterans Administration
Employees Credit Union.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Red Cross Gets Space
In Constitution Hall

The Daughters of the American
Revolution society during the week
end turned over to the Red Cross
space in the corridors of ConStitu-
ton Hall for 100 workers as Tempo
rary office space. The space will be
ready for occupancy in 10 days, Mrs.
William H. Pouch, president gen.
eral of the D. A. R., said, and will be
at the disposal of the Red Cross
until October l.
Mrs. Pouch said the corridors were
being made available to the Red
Cross to further its work during the
national emergency.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
By the Way
Continued From Page B-3)

TOMS and Mrs. william Mann, and the Landra Platts and
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Injured by Fireworks

WINCHESTER. Va, July (Spe-
ciaD Ralph Embrey. IA, son of Mr.
and Mrs Clyde E. Embrey. was re-
ported today by hospital attendants
to be in fair condition from an in
jury sustained while shooting fire.
crackers. Relatives said he placed
the explosives in a tin can, a piece
of which struck him in the groin
severine an artery,
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Virginia Plans Drive
To Aid British Labor
Nv the Associated Press.


NORFOLK, Va, July 7.-Virginia
labor legions are planning drive
starting July IA, to do their part
in the national campaign for funds
for the American Labor Committee
to aid British labor.
o. C. Moore of Norfolk, president
of the Virginia State Federation of
Labor, has been named chairman of
the campaign in Virginia by Will
liam Green. president of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, who is
honorary chairman of the American
Labor Committee to Aid British
Labor, and Matthew Woll vice pres
ident of the A. F. L., who is active
chairman of the committee.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Mrs. jackson Heads
Hyattsville Club

Mrs. Paul A. Jackson has been
elected president of the Woman's
Community Club of Hyattsville, it
was announced today.
Other officers are Mrs. Paul H.
Kea, vice president; Mrs. George S.
Adams, recording secretary; Mrs.
Robert F. Bell, corresponding sec
retary, and Mrs. w. w. Chambers
of Riverdale, treasurer.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Closes Discontinued

The evening classes in surgical
dressing which have been conducted
weekly by the Silver Spring branch,
Montgomery County Chapter, Amer
ican Red Cross, will be discontinued
during July and August, it was an
nounced yesterday by Mrs. Joseph
B. Matre, branch chairman. Morn
ing classes will be continued each
Wednesday at the Woodside Metho-
dist Church
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Miss Olga Grace Bedell
Is Bride Of Maj. Burgee.

The wedding of Miss Olga Grace
Bedell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Joseph Bedell, and Maj.
Mel Day Burgee, son of Mrs. Ralph
Burgee, took place Saturday after
noon, June %, at 2 o'clock. The
chaplain of the United States Naval
Academy, Comdr. D. NJ Thomas,
offlciated in the home of the brides
parents.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore a gown of
robins egg blue with matching
accessories, and her bouquet was
cluster of white miniature orchids.
Miss Frances Bedell the maid of
honor. wore shell pink, with white
accessories, and carried orchids.
Mr. Frank Hopkins was best man.
After wedding trip to California,
Maj. and Mrs Burgee will return to
Charlotte Hall Military Academy to
reside. Maj. Burgee is headmaster
there.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
District ATTORNEY Named

Kirwin Thomas of Denton, Md,
who has been an attorney in the
ONCE of the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. here. has been appointed As
sistant United States District Attor-
ney at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

Of Mrs William Mann and the Landra Platts and
great
BY THE
MCammons Tommy Letters nome War;
nton Blocks will vacation again at Cape
to New England
started to remodel
their newly Mrs Hugh Auchncoss
completed remodn adorable old Georgetown house she bought
for investment Georgetown tooand
bought
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

Sb9lef ser sscltfrici nod nibt
5t Gnoe lit nmo picIleid)t nod cine
quite @eile oollcrn mag lit sic ;3obl
Der &rie9sgcfan9encn in pcrid)icocnen
2oloern bcreits iu sic Minioncu an.
getpodlen. Gr. Scrouc 9opiS bon
oer gale l(,iperlit0t, cin 3. %. 6. u.
Sr9onllotor in fonooiitben &rieas.
gcfongcne'1Io9ern, bcridtetc, Dob icit
Vegimn oes &ric9cs III pcrid)icocncn
Sonoern 3,75O,0OO @cian9cnc inter.
niert tporoen lino. u@s lit nod etwos
bonn 0olferreht iibriaaeblieben''.
nleiute er.
ct beribtete, ,pie ct peri0nlid Sc.
fongenellloger in 0c,,tiblano bcinht
babe, 100 er feinc ;}ciden bon l(nter.
ernabrlng feltitclIeu fonnte. @cion.
gcnc olliierte Sffi3icrc ieien gcwobn.
lld in S6loiiern oocr ,,nhcnutten
Sd)ulen untcr9ebrad)t, iogte er, lrn6
belbrieb leinen 8eiuh iu ei1en1 lol.
6en Sdlob, bos 175 britii6c Nifi5ie.
re bcbcrbergte.
9fo6 ieiner slniid)t befinocn li6
100000 @cion9cne in ocrtihen
Saecrn, 100000 III iron5oiiidcn, 90.
bis 10000 in @robbritonnie>,, init
etlpo $4,000 YolcnL Sidcden rno an.
oeren, oie im lmbeIetten 6ronfrei6
lnternlert >puroen. llnl0ng1t ieien
10000 bis $4,000 ocuti6e Suocn ins
l>nbeIette Tranfrcieb geionot lporoen.
Gonaoa babe IS @eionoenenloaer,
lagte 9r. 9apis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

mo ipottii6en gu9en ipl,rben ernft
nno neif. ,,Saeen Sic nal, iparum
baben Sic nienlaIs 9urfe eeiagt, Dob
Sic mid fir gia 9otton bielten, oaB
Sic mid aus 8in Bottoms GerIted
berausfommeu iaben2 8ar,rm baben
Sic bas @epcbr nit ben perrGteri.
lheu 8u6Itaben in Die bunfelitc @de
Sbrer Siitte eeitellt uno ecibmie.
9en?"
Sic ienfte sen Gopf.
u0cslpegen bringc ib es ndlnlib
ni6t fertig, bon bier ,pce5ueeben. 0as
iuollte id) 5uerit nod bon Ssbnen be.
antiportet baben"
MDrna lflpieg, obcr pl0elid) tropf.
ten oie Srdnen lan9iom ouf sic 8ett.
ocdc binltnter. Scflnoenlong por es
uollfonmen itiu in Dem iouberen
&ranfen5imlner. 0onn beugte Ii1
SerrD Golllo Dor, lcgte ieincn borten
Mrm un Myrnos Shulter nno 5og
tic an iid.
v9u'', iaete er in ibr blaiies @eiiht
binein, i'd Iiebc bih Wir lperoen
beiratcn, nod cbe Scr Sduee tomlut." "
Sic oob feine Nnhport. Sic botte
sic Iugen geidloiicn. Slber ols er
iie bdrter on iih rib nno ieinen
Mlno otf Sen ibrcn prcbtc, ba idlong
lie ibre Slrmc I'M icine breitcn Shnl.
tern uno flannerte iih felt, ais moue
lie i'm mic iuicoer loslolicn.
X X X
Noh bier Sa9cu nor @od5cit, nnS
ols lie in Gas GceaS cinrittcn, ling
ea 31 ldneicu an. Sic fomcn gcrooe
nod orollBen allf scr ,pcitcn Tonb ON
Colorado at. Gonn lc9te iid Der
mei6c @iuter iibcr oos lonO. =,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-SaIbe

Erprobtes HeIImtteI gegen ale Arten Won
alien und trischen Wunden, Ceschwueren,
Cewaeehsen, Bisswunden. karbunkeIn 4sw.
schicken. - keine Stamps - 60 Cents die
Schachtel BEL ]. L. sTAAB, 1900 Valley
view Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

D Sicber 9cicr! Wcrbe cill Grc1ie-
Npoltel: Senoc IN oiclcm Yrclicnlonot
Iebrl1ar lucnigltcu5 cincn ncllcn 2c1er
iiir Sen Sbio @oiicnirelno oocr oos
Soicpblnlun &ccflp cin!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19


Der Meinnns, sic liebten &op Ser.
| eon ino bitten ee,pubt, ooB er giu
Bottom iit'
Serrp Goulb elitt Ianeiam bonn
Siih berunter. @r Datte elm rpeib
| falleroes 6laneabemo an uns elm ia-
lopp, gelbluneenes Salstud. Die
9lehfnopfe an ieinen Gotpbopboien
blieten. @r trot Dor ibr 8ett uno
iab auf iie binunter.
"9amols" faste ct rubig ,,aIs ib
mein @e,uebr in Sbrer Siitte iono,
bas 8elpebr, bas mir ser alte 8ellin
oelhenft bat, ser nit 9fornamen Bud
Iep beibt - besbalb ,l0mlih sic per-
rdteriihen Snitialen int aolbenbols,
ais id oas @eipebr fano, bon bcm
ih e4al,bte, Sion 6er9ou babe cs mir
peg9enomnlen, I'M mir 5l seigell, Dob
er ipubte, sob ib lein Geritcd cnt=
oedt bate, Oamols ols Sic mir 5u
periteben goben, boB Sic mid fir
9iu 8otton bielten, MIDI lno nidt
&op sSer9on-" Ct audte sic breiteu
S6ultern. :;9fa ia'', mad)te er, lin
ben slugenblid nor es, ols oh i1
auflpodte Sb alormierte om n0d)-
iten Sog &onnliiiar 9urfe NIT ieincm
Nufgebot."
Ofprna idmieg. Sbre ipeihen ssin-
ger olitten iiber bie 8ettoede. Sbnc
onf5l1iebel1, frogte iie leiie:
ulla,o mas lit nit Galting2"
uOb, Gaitine. Sd babe ibn, oils
i6 i'm III ieinem lbonen @obn5ilu=
mer ieiielte, Elm poar 9inge oclogt
Gin poar 8ortc lnter bier slugcn.
SD oente, er miro lie ,,ibt pergciien.
SIM iibrigen bot cr iett ettpoS 5u
tln. St nub iid) feline Honb neu
anibanen. Sberiff lit ct nitbt mcbr.
Won bot @atd)fin oo5u genadt.'
9ur6 sic 6enlter nit Sen rotc,l
Sorbangen ld)ien sic 9tadmittogs-
tonne. GS NOR aaeS Itiu Dor oeln
Salls. g5 lpar nlln icbon lp0t I'M
Serblt. Scbr ipot. 8olo tpor ser
@inter Oa.
Mprna fonnte cs nod nibt gIo,l=
ben, BOB ollcs gut lcin ioIlte.
Sic bob ibre 9lugen at Serrp
@oulo 1mo lodelte Elm tpenig. 9lber
babel Italt0en OIobIid, sic Sr1neu in
ibren Nusen.
uSSd bin Sbnen 10 bontbor", fiji
iterte iie. u&em Sic nidt eelpcien
rporen, i'd peib nidt, ipos id) setan
bGtte."
uSie ioqen bas ni6t ,uebr iogen", ",
erlpioerte CT ein wenig unpillie. ,,Nit
Sbrem Gater babe ih audi idon &roh,
neil er ieoeu lieben Sag bomit on-
fGngt. SIMMER om slbeno, >penn mir
nnten bcim @ien iiten. Der altc
8euin ladt oann notiirlid.' @r ie,,i3=
te fonliid. ,Sa, es ii bobltc 3eit,
oaB id) bier abreiie Seit led)s Sagen
ibon pade id mei'len &ram. @ciB
oer Senfer, aber id tonme nidt meg
9obet' tits idon gon5 lieblib falt
orouben. Sd0ner Sag iibrigens belt
te. Sie letten &ohen bot es 6ou=
erno 9eregnet. Seoen Sag tann es
nun lbneien. 6iinfmol boben lie ibon
aus 2aS Gegos bierber geid)idt, it)
Ioue no6 Sauie fonnnen, oenn ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
Wsift,uod, Ben 10. ssebrnar 1911

=
lit better. Sic erirnern MIDI nidt
Daran. ionit peroe id nod piiteiro."
SD Deritebe Sic niht."
,9ns maebt nibts. 9as brauhen
Sic al,d gar nibt 81, perlteben. Die
! 9anptiad)e lit al,f ieoen San, Bob
iebt nlles norbei lit, ,mo onB Sic ipie-
Der geillno iino." ;.
Isle lonee bin id) franf eelpeIen?"
,gtb, 10 orei @ohen ooer bier. Sd
,peib gar nibt ,nebr. 3 mar 5iemlid
Ianae." ~.
Sic fab i'm eridrodcm an. ,,Ob,
mas babe id allen fir llneelegenbei-
ten gemabt.''
v9as beibt llnseleeenbeiten. Ser
alte 8clin bat iid) mddtig gefrert,
baB et,pas los mar. 9aB ieoen Sag
Der Softor fam, llno oab er bauerno.
fdilnpfen fonnte, tpeil man nidt leiie
eenug auf 3eben eing" Or lod)te
,,@r lit poaig ousgelpedielt, ieitoem
8iIl Bottom tot lit. llebri9ens bat Sbr
gater oie 2eit,lns Der 8eain-&ond
iibernoinnlen."
0tit eroBen aueen lob Mprna gent
auf Serrp Goulb. ,llno Mortoubia?" ?"
fraete iie aneitli6.
=. uSas lit elm tpenig mitgenornmen
tporben. @s lit ein biBben fleiner
iebt. 9ie Gand Sbres 8aters lit gum
8eiipiel perbraunt. lleberbaupt alle
8lodbduler, sic nabe am 8alo la
gen. Aud Cuttings Sarier iinb bin-
iiber. 9ie Eenmoore= =Hanb bat es om
eriten eripildt. Nber sic 2eute linb
= idon pieoer am Mufbauen sort. gs
lit nur ihaoe 1lm ben @alb.. Ser 81
itriftsfommiiiar 8urfe BON Suscaroro
ma6te mir men idredliben &rad). Ct
fast, ib lei on Ser san5en sabe
f6ulo."
vSie iino idulo?" rief Mprno.
..,aber pie fann ct 10 etipas ioeen!'
8. Serrp @oulo .ma6te ein 6erfnirid-
tes @elid)t. uSia, ct bat i6on elm
,penig rebt."
!, ,Nein, er bot nidt rebt. @ie fann
Bnrfe iiberbaupt 70 ettpos iagen.
Seine eigene Yfli6t tndre es eetpeien,
Bia 8otton 5u faneen. aber er bat
iib binter Sen Sfen gelett ,mo sic
eanae @eiabr Ssbnen iiberlailen uno
oann-''
J,,Na ia. Mber id sebe idbon au, ifb
Bate es ettpas anoers aufangeu fol-
Ien. Nber reoen tpir niht mebr oa<
sen. Desmeeen berItebe id mid nit
@urfe gang gut. CT lit mGbtig oor-
nm beioret, oaB i9 beriibmt tper6e. -
CT ladte, oaB man feline tpeiBen
9abne iab, nn6 brebte ieinen Cont
brero aipii6en ben braunen Singern.
MDrna iab a,1f Die farierte Bett-
bede, ,mb es ipor ibr plosli6 10 merit
,piirbig INNS Sera, bob iie am liebIten
bate fliesen mosen. Mber Damn fieI
ibr etipos Neues Elm, uno iie bob 6en
&opf.
u8eib mein 8ater, bab gonItance
: Jallot tot lit, Wr. Ganter", fraste iie.
sd belize Serrp gou1b", ertpioerte
ct, nnad tpie por. Ser Ganter nonnte
i'd mid nur, iolonee id BEL oem alien
@ellin par. Sd babe ndmlidb cine
&anb in Gas gegas, ,mo i6 tuollte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

.aIs Bin Bottom itarb, III 0tortonbil
einreiten ioIlten. @ir batten i,ns Dos
namlid) san5 idon ausgeoadt. als
ib Sbren Batter mls benz @efangnis
boIte - ib bate aneit, gaitins mir
De i'm leeten Moment nod 9lnunl
beiten naben - ibidte id) ibn mi,
,nei,len 2euten nad bem Sumbolot
&iper. Sort ipartete elm gauges Muf
gebot, bob es IN Mortonbin einreiter
ioIlte. abcr aipei Dinge madten ,,ns
ga eincm Strib burd sic &ebnung
@ritens 9ia 8otton, ser iuubte, ool
man fam, i'm 3lt bole1, inoem er ser
Bolo an5iinoete, nno 5lpeitens Sic
nSd?'
uSSa, ,peil sic nibt in Sbrem Sou
Ie iparen."
uslber ib tpubte ooh BON nidts.
SD made Sbneh ia a,lh feline,
Gorpurf. Sd er3Gble Sbnen oas mir
S6ulo baran, bab olles 10 ipeit ge
fommen lit, umo ooB Sic 5usl,terlet
nod franf geiporoen iino, bin ein5i!
uno allein id. 8urfe bat ibon rebt
Sd bate eben 9leid), ols id muBte
oab 9iop Jerson 9ia 8otton ,por
8l1rfe 8eidcio eeben iollen."
Isle tplBter-''
SD lpubte es l6on in bericlbc,
Nod)t, als ct sic Henmoores ernor
oete. Sic erinnern ii6 ia pieueid
nod. Sd fam bon ser 9fouierei o,,,
oen 2aoen Ser @itpe 8oof, uno id
iab i'm in oas @obnbaus geben. s(be
ib fam 5u ipdt. Sd fonnte SEN Mori
nidt nebr perbinoern."
ullno Sic baben iolanee geidlpic
gen!"
Serrp goulo ipielte NIT ieinen
Sombrero. gr ienfte feline graue,
augen, aber nad ein paar Sef,moe,
ldlug ct iie tpieoer ouf uno iob Of
| !Ch ~ ~otDIltuS Ve|tuJl.
uSSa, i6 bobe gelbmiegen. SD bob
5ltgeloiicn, oaB Sbr Batter I'M @cfGno
mis- ioB, lno baB man Sic bon Sou
uno Sof trieb. ltno SOS modt mi
8urfe ia oll6 5unt 8oripurf. 9be
i6 fonnte nibts iagen, bon1als. Sd
- i6 oobte oanlaIs, Sic ,piiBten
per &op Jereon lit. Sd eloubte, 81
liebten i'm"
MDrnas 2ippen branuten, l,no Il
brodte fein 8ort berpor. Mber ban1
beritono iie, uno iie ienfte oen &opi
.Sie tpollten mid berlbonen", jag
tie lie Ieiie.
Serrp Goulo begann tpieoer au Ia
den. ~Na ia," iaste. er, i'd tpar ebe1
oamlid. slber Sifor bot sic Sod)
ia ipieoer in oie 9eibe gebra6t."
uSifor?''
usSa, er ipar es nG,nlidD, ser Ssbne1
oan,als nabts einen 8eiu6 abltottel
tuollte, als id 10 fred mar, BEL Sbne1
ein5uoringen. Sd ipltbte, BOB er e
enolib beraa1sgebrodt bate, ipo 81
tuobnen, llno ct re6nete oamit, leidj
tes Spiel nit Sbnen 5u boben. 6
miro mir nie pereeiien, oab i6 il
lener 9so6t in SSbrer !Siitte bodte.
uSifor?"
"SSa, ser alte Sifor. Man ionte e.
linn nidt a,,tranen. Ma
,,l(no ser bat auf sic geIbolle1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29
DARYMEN DESERT
 FARM FOR CITIES
Lure of Big Pay in Defense Factories Upsetting
 Milk Industry

Operators of smell dairy farms are giving up their farms by the score and Blocking to cities for jobs in de- fenSo factories, according to Ken E. 0eyer, general manager of the Connecticut Aailk Producers associa- ton. Already this year more than 70 members of the association have given up their herds and MT. Geyer estimates that another 100 will leave the milk field before the end of the year,
 Tn addition, 1t is rep6rted, many dairy farmers are keeping their herdg but are working in factories, with their wives and children car- 1ng for the COWS. Dairy and Food Commissioner James B. Lowell re- ports that many farmers have been engaged in this doubling up". State inspectors have been told at many farms that the owner is working in Q factory.
 Authorities believe that many of tl1osO who have been doubling up' between the farm, and factory will put their cows in the market this fall. hoping to sell them before the winter months when additional care must bo given cows.
 Another factor in the farm situa- ton is the great difficulty experi- enced in securing farmhands. Many who were once anxious to take farm jobs are now in factories where the pay is higher and the hours btter. The shortage of hands is expected to increase htruogh the remainder of the year. creating a grave problem for farm owners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29
DEALERS MEET
 THIS EVENING
Confused Price Situation
 to Be Discussed By Local i Gasoline Men

Local gasoline dealers win meet tonight to discuss the much c0n- fused price situation. Prices 6ege to- day remained above the levels cited Ag ',reasonable'' for Connecticut areas by Price Administrator Leon Henderson end dealers contend that even the present prices do not ale low them . slfndcieut margin.
 rlans for ( second price increase have been held in abeyance, and prices in general have remained at lg cents for regular gas and 2l.5 cents for premium gas, the levels set after the dealers agreed on lEl- efeaSes last week.
 At washington wednesday, MT. Henderson cited prices which he said were fair fox gasoline at retail. He gave 17.e cents as q fair price for the New Haven, and Bridgeport areas and 1s.4 cents for the Hart 10rd area.
 George Gaughan, secretary Of the : Waterbury Gasoline Retailers Asso- ciation, declared today that prices at the present levels do not allow retailers enough overhead to pay their costs and make Q reasonable profit. He said that either the whole sale price will be lowered or motor ists will face another increase
 The dealers will meet tonight at Roherts' station on the Middlebury road. They will name delegates to S meeting of dealers from eastern states at Philadelphia next Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Many stations plan to allow mo- toristS larger amounts of gasoline over the weekend and holiday. Limits of three and five gallons which have been in effect will be waived by many operators.
 Extra supplies of gas secured the dealers for the weekend will be charged against their September M1HakMR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29

into a stanchion of ts New Haven railroad bridge on Freist street, near the American Brass co. gate.
 Rozum told Motor Patrolmen George McElligott and Raymond Grady and Sergt. Joseph Petit that he was driving afong Fresgft street when another car coming from the opposite direction suddenly swung to the wrong side of the sanchioll.
 The driver said that he pulled his car to the left to avoid striking the other car and hit the support.
 Te two men said they were ur1-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29

reported that AlishauzlEy, who Is oyer g, may be out of the army be- fore election day. In that ease, the party leaders would have to decide whether to renominate him or nom- mate Alderman Edward Laslky, who was named to succeed him.
 should Alishauslxy be stIll in the army on election day, 1t has been proposed that LaslEy be nominated, with the understanding that he would resign when AlishauslEy re- turned from the army and allow the mayor to name the former al- derman to his old post. This pro-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29

csuiting aEss is stil nesae - limited quotas of men, In o1dse 1 build up the marines Go tlaelr szsl- est aIl-ttme peacstime strength.
 He expressed aati6faction yin Eia6 response that has been noted Aigee local marine xecruiters, Egfs, AGMxs well P. pfckergon and Emul ?. Con- nors, began sponsoring the ga6la program given by william !. Der- win over Station WATR. The nza- rines now sponsor this tri~wsey sports broadcast, formerly 6 sns- taining program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29

posal is stin in the preliminary dls- cussion stage.
 Notices of toaiight's meeting have been sent by Chairman Tangney to the 6z men and women on the town committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29
|TWOMJURED WHEN
 AUTO HITS BRIDGE

Treatment for slight injuries was given to Michael Rozun, 45, of 91 Division street. and his guest pas- senger last night Benjamin sadow- ski, 48, of 562 Orange street at St. Mary,s hospital after the automobile
 in which they were driving crashed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29
MAJOR CORBETT
 ON VISIT HERE

Major Murl Corbett of the cen- tral marine headquarters for this area, in Springfield, Mass, visited the local marine recruiting station, Room 2O9 in the post office build ing, on his monthly inspection tour today. He announced that this re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29

able to obtain the marker numbcEE of the car, police reported.
 Rozum was discharged after re- ceiving treatment for deep lacera- ton of the left knee while Sadow- ski was treated for Q lacerated fore- head and also discharged from the hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29
TOWN COMMITTEE
 MEETING TONIGHT
Democrats to Discuss Plans for New Voters,
 Coming City Elections


 Plans for making new voters dur ing the two mnoths remaining be- fore election will be made by the Democratic town committee at a meeting tonight at the Columbus club, 70 North Main streets. Town Chairman Maurice F. Tangney will preside.
 T1no Democratic meeting comes only one day after . session of the Republican town committee. The @. O. P. committee held a dinner meeting last night at The Elton.
 There is considerable discussion in Democratic circles over whether or not ex-AldermaSa Joseph F. -Alish- aubky, who resigned when called up for military service as draftee, will be on the ticket this fall. It is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29
LAW AND ORDER MAN {

Lubbock, Tex, Aug. 2o.- Quarter back Art Weber is the law and order man of the Texas Tech foot bah team. Weber works as Q police- man at Bear Mountain, N. F., in the summer,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29

New York, Aug. 20.--Five states are represented by 50 New York University football candidates, but all except nine hail from New York state and 8 are from New York City's five borpughs.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-24
SOCIAL SECURITY TO BE EXTENDED

WASHINGTON, March Pre-. dent Roosevelt reveal-d that tha administration is studying rev. slons in the Social Security Ad- ministration, to give g eater soc faI security benefits to laree groups of p-ople. and increased benefit to the aged. He indicated that a revision in the social sa- eurity setup might be announced late in the spring.
 You can ave 200 by paying SIX months ! advance for vour sub cription | The Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-24
Hollywood Star fites
B. Chuck Gocl3ard

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