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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-20
WHITE FUNERAL
 WEDNESDAY, 2:3O
Retired School Teacher Dies at Sisters Home
 on Clinton Street

Miss Rose Ellen White, SS, one of the best-known teachers in the Wa. terbury school department previous to her retirement fifteen years ago, died yesterday at 14 Clinton street, where she lived with 6 sister, Mrs. Bertha Townsend.
 Miss White had one of the long, est periods of service of any per- son who ever taught in the Water bury schools, beginning her teaching career at the age of i6 in one of the city's one-room school buildings, and retiring only when forced to by reaching the age of 70 years. Dur ing the intervening 54 years she taught in the old Elm street school, in Sperry street and Bishop street schools, usually in second and third grades.
 She belonged to the First Metho- dist church; Melicent Porter Chap ter, Daughters of the American Revolution; and the Women's Chris. tian Temperance Union.
 Survivors include: her sister, six nephews and three nieces, Joseph, Frank and Arthur Straw of Water bury, Walter Straw of Bridgeport,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-20

A two-year-old Black Mircrca hen in South Elmsall. England. laid seven eggs in one day recently.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-20

Scores of the weekly bowling match of the Chase Metal Work Machine Shop leaguewere:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-20

The funeral of Mrs. Eugene Mon- grandi was held this morning at
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
Santos del dtd

Felix Y Severino.
Enviamos un saludo a nues e
tros amigos Felix Quesada, Fe-
lix Santana, Felix Trujillo, y a
la Sra. Severiana Diaz.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

miento de Ia Liga y 81 progrso
de los peloteroe.
Por dos desafios de pelota, de
buena pelota, Sc ha venido CO.
brando, por la entrada solo Is
centavos.
En- : Nresente temporada,
nrupues2o per la delegation del
Circulo Cubano, Sc diScute un
plan para aumentar a 20 centa-
vos ell precio de entrada.
MuchoS eSpectadores lie pidie-
ron al delegado del Circulo que
hiciera esa proposition, con ell
fin de que los peloteros, como los
socios en- desgracia, puedan dis
poner de una cantidad mayor al
concluirse la temporada.
La proposition de aumento co
memo a debatirse ell martes Y
volvera a discutirse la Semara
pr6xima.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ
Una Noche en- la Argentina

Una Noche en- la Argentina
Para ell sabado IL de Mario a.
nuncia la Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Asturiano un grandioso
Cabaret ell cual llevara ell nom =
bre con que encabezamos esta no
ia. Fiesta en- honor de la gentil
Srta. Onelia Santana, S. NJ. Rel
ma de la casa de Asturias, y su
simpatiquisima corte de honor,
que integran las sanoritas Palmi
ra Martinez, Virginia La Corte,
Marie Fernandez y Olga Diaz.
Ell salon de fiestas sera bella
mente engalanado, con temaS de
las Pampas Argentinas.
La parte bailable lie ha sido
encomendada a la orquesta Bob
sylvester.
Como un aliciente Sc presen-
tara a la media noohe un gran
acto de variedades.
Los organizadoras de esta fies
ia, deseando que los a~sistentes
disfruten de una verdadera no
che de placer, han determinado
poner a la venta Setenta y cinco
meSas
Dada las simpatias de la Srta.
Santana Y de su Corte de Honor,
como tambien de los chicos que
componen la Secci6n de Recreo,
no dudamos que mucho antes de
la fecha senalada las mesas Sc
venderan.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
FL Bale de ,nGRana

I'll Bale de nlnGnG
Mahana sabado efectuara Ia
Secci6n de Recreo del Cfrculo
Cubano su Bale annual de Carna
val, en- honor de los socios y al
gunos invitados.
Es esta la primera fiesta que
80 celebra bajo Ell commando del
joven Luis Menendez, y por los
preparativos y la actividad de-
mostrada. no dudamos que sal :
dra airoso.
Para los bailables americanos
Sc han contratado los s~ervicios
de dos buenas orquestas Bruce"
y "Don Francisco" y para los a.
nantes de la m1Sica latina al
conjunto "La Tropical" dirigi-
do por Ell Sr. Laureano Trigue :
ros.
La fiesta principiar& a las 10
de la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
De La Ve~beRa

Gran actividad estan desple-
gando les distintos comites de la
I Verbena del Tabaco para la pre-
sentaci6n de este magnifico es-
p~ectaculo annual, orgullo de nues
ira barriada.
Ell Sr. Joe Glamour, satisfe-
cho de sus gestiones como presl-
dente, nos dice: va veraS, hemos
de superar y con muoho a las an
teriores fiestas celebradas.
FL programa que han delinea-
do esta sujeto a algunos cam
bios:
FL primer dia de fiesta, 5 de
Mario, 10 ADRIAN con un colossal
concerto en- ell "Parque Cusca-
den," con la Banda de la Marina
de Cuba, este 81 Sc logra que ia
envien.
Haran su primera %presenta-
ci6n, en- pGblico, los artistas con-
tratados, como tambien bOnitos
nGmeros de los hermanos ga
chini."
Para ell dia 6, Cabaret Priva-
do en- una de nuestras SOcieda-
les regionales. En- esta fiesta ha
ra su debut la orqueSta que Sc
contrate para La Verbena y que,
segGn Sc nos dice, sera una gran
sorpresa. Tambien haran su Sc
gunda aparici6n los artistas va
contratados.
Ell tercer dia, viernes Z, 10 de-
nominaran "Dia P-anamericano'
dedicado a las veinte y una ma
clones Latino Americana. Este
dfa sera Ell mas destacado de La
Verbena, va que habra un gran
desfile de carrozas, diez bandas
de mdsica, fuerzas de la Base Ae
rea del Campo MacDill, la Ban
da de la Marina de Guerra de
Cuba y unidades de guardacos-
tas.
Ell desfile empezara a la l 100
de la tarde, saliendo de la esqui-
ma de la S6ptima avenida y Gale
%; por la S6ptima hasta la Gale
de Franklin, de esta hasta Lafa-
yette y de ahi a los terrenos de
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

phillip Field donde Sc efec-
tuara la Verbena. En- estos terre
nos estaran representadas nues
tras cuatro Sociedades regiona-
les, con bellos kioskoS.
FL 1ltimo dia, Sabado 8, Ia
fiesta comenzara a las 700 de In
tarde en- los terrenos de Phillip
Field. Habra bales y actos de va
riedades por los artistas contra
tados, como tambien presenta e.
zion de las comparSas de las So
ciedades.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

Algunos mienbros de Ia Lga
se oponen al aumento Y dicen
que no Sc organize para recau-
dar grandes cantidades de dine
70, sino para OAR op|ortunidad
de jugar bien, bajo una disciple
ma, todos los domingos, a los Pc
loteroS h&i5iles.
Otros miembros de la Liga, a
poyadoS por ciudadanO5 del phi
blico, estiman que 20 centavos
por dos juegos es un precio muy
razonable.
Aporta la Liga los uniformes
(Pasa a la 4a.)
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

,OteroS amateurs, a fin de ano,
cen la mitad del dinero que rim
da la temporada; diStribuir la
otra mitad del dinero entire las
~scciedades para ayudar a pagan
los reciboS de quota a los socios
enfermoS y sin trabajo.
Cada nOvena puede tener un
maximo de 10 peloteros. Caba
club aporta seiS o siete hombres
para ayudar en- los trabajos de
vender tickets y vender refres-
cos. Los peloteros r5ciben una
pequeha recompensa al termi-
mar la temporada, pero los que
labOran en- las cantinas Y taqui-
Has ~verifican su eSfuerzo con ell
mayor desinteres.
Component ell personal directo
de la Liga, un presidente, un Sc
c~retario, un tesorero Y un dele
gadO y un suhdelegado por cada
club.
Las funciOnes del executive a.
barcan no sOlamente ell juego, en-
todas suS Eases y con todos sus
prOblemas, sino tambien la ven
ia de tickets, ell funcionamiento
de la cantina, ~beneficios, coope-
raci6n con otras organizaciones
y tratar de complacer al pGblico.
Ningdn Official de la Liga re-
cibe sueldo o remuneration. Mu-
chos de ellos ponen sus coches Y
ia gasolina a disposition de ac-
tos relacionados con ell mejora-
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
P aIpitaciones de
la c~olonia latina
LA LIGA I~NTERSOCIAL

Inici6 va sus primeros traba-
jos, en- esta Semana la Liga In
tersocial de pelota, integrada
por las sociedades Circulo Cuba
no, Centre Asturiano, Caballe-
ros Leales Y Unione Italiana.
Els una Liga fundada con es-
tos mobiles prop6sitos: dar opor-
tunidades de ensanchar su cam
pc, jugando frecuentemente y
disciplinadamente, a los j6venes
peloteros; recompensar a los pc
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
CumpleGROs

~CumpledHOS
Con estas lineas enviamos una
sincera felicitaci6n al joven Geo.
Bencomo, residente en- ell 1911
de la o. ave., que en- ell dia de
mahana cumple un ano mas de
vida.
Nuestro apreciado amigo no
celebrara tan senalada fecha,
pero de SECURE a su hogan acu-
diran sus amistades y familia-
res a felicitarlo.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

90" hara las delicias de todoS los
que tengan la oportunidad de
verlo.
Asista ell entrante domingo al
Centre Asturiano y Saldra alta
mente SatiSfecho,
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
TeatrO del Centre AsturiGnO

Hoy volvemos a recordar que
pasado manana domingo "debu-
tara" en- ell teatro del Centre As
turiano una gran compania de
artistas mexicanos, que vienen
precedidos de gran fama.
Este conjuntO presentara al
publico las costumbres y vida
del pueblo mexicanO.
Ell Romance del Viejo Next
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
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Evening star., 1941-12-04
Navy Completes Deal
To Take Over Hotel at
Old Point Comfort
ChomberIin Acquired
For Transient Officers
And Their Families
nv ths Associated Press

~ the Associated Press.
The Navy Department disclosed
Yesterday completion of negotiations
to take over the Cnamberlin Hotel
at Old Point Comfort, Va, for hous-
ing transient officers and families of
officers Of the Army and Navy.
The department said 1t was pro-
posed to operate the hotel by con-
tract with a hotel company or on a
cooperative basis with rates to be
fixed to cover all maintenance costs
The department said the plan
would not in any way interfere with
civilian traffic across the Fort
Monroe Reservation, on which the
hotel stands. or with boat and ferry
services at the point.
The hotel was built IN 1928 and
has been used principally since that
time as a resort hotel.
The housing situation for families
of officers and individual officers in
the Norfolk area has been deplorable
due to the heavy demand for living
quarters on the part of Army and
Navy personnel and civilians who
have poured into the region" the
department said. Relief has been
afforded married enlisted personnel
and civilian workers through con-
struction of low cost housing units,
but nothing has been done to help
Evening star., 1941-12-04
Family Just Right,
| Parents Decide
| AFTER 18th Child
BY the Associated Press.

LOCK HAVEN, Pa. Dec. 4. -
James Roy Hill happily accepted
congratulations today on his 18th
child, but announced he and his
wife had decided that at last the
family was large enough.
I'VE don't have too many said
the 45-year- old paper mill worker
who earns $50 a week, but I guess
this family is big enough for us"
Fourteen of the children still are
living-nine at home, three with
friends and relatives, and two with
their husbands.
It's quite job looking after
family like mine on $50 week" Mr.
Hill exclaimed. Its almost impos-
sible except that my wife is pretty
smart about making clothes for the
little ones and buying food eco
nomically. A raise in pay disappears
in store bills before you know you've
got it."
Mrs. Hill, AZ, beamed at her three
day-old son and added
Running a family like ours
means the older ones have to help
bring up the younger ones. But I'm
proud that none of my boys nine of
'em now smoke or drink. I try to
give them the best food we can af-
ford. Every one Of my children is
healthy.
I'VE never had any sickness ex-
cept once-l0 came down with mea-
sles at the same time
Evening star., 1941-12-04

Because the name Of only one
court building in Judiciary Square
is clearly set forth at all entrances,
endless confusion is being caused,
what with the tribunals of District
Court scattered in three buildings.
This is made particularly acute
now by the fact that Federal Judge
j. Leroy Adair of the Southern Dis
trict of Illinois is here en- tempo
rary duty in Criminal Court No. 4
of District Court, which is housed in
the Municipal Court Building.
Lacking prominent signs at each
entrance to the building are Juve-
nile Court, Police Court and Dis
trict Court. Observers believe that
If the officials would get together
and label these buildings plainly ehe
public would be saved much trouble.
Authority Divided.
Joseph w. Stewart, clerk OF the
United States Court of Appeals,
WHO is the official custodian of that
building at Fifth and E streets
NV, has taken the lead in having
letters of bronze placed at each en-
trance as a convenience to the pub
lie.
The difficulty is that there is dl-
vided authority with regard to the
other court buildings. District
Court is under the official jurisdic-
ton of Attorney General Francis
Biddle, who acts through his agent,
United States Marshal John B. Col
poys. Repair and structural changes
at District Court are made by Archl-
tect of the Capitol David Lynn.
Just where Henry P. Chandler, di-
rector of the administrative Office
Evening star., 1941-12-04

Missoulas under privileged chill.
dren.
The seamen volunteered aid in .
community chest project to repair
dolls and discarded toys.
Eighty dolls already have been
renovated at their workshop at Fort
Missoula, where several hundred
Italian aliens are interned.
Evening star., 1941-12-04

buildings are carved far up on the
structure, but the average man never
thinks of straining his neck to look
that far. Municipal Architect Ma
than C. Wyeth attends to the physi-
cal aspects of these buildings.
With Justices Bolitha j. Laws, T
Alan Goldsborough and James w
Morris of District Court housed in
the Police Court Building and their
colleagues - except Federal Judge
Adair-housed at District Court, the
continual shutting Of witnesses,
deputy United States marshals, law
yers, jurors and others among the
three buildings is creating a major
problem. This is especially true
with criminal cases being certified
from one judge to another, depend
Evening star., 1941-12-04

ent upon the condition of their cal
endarS.
Justice James M. Proctor heads a
District Court committee which is
endeavoring to secure a new build
ing for the tribunal, so that the
situation may be simplified. But
when this will be achieved, in view
of priorities and the war situation
generally, remains problematical.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
Judiciary Square Courts Present
UnIobeIed Maze to Public
Divided Authority Leaves Buildings
With No Letterings as Guide

of the United States courts-an Of
flee recently created-flts into the
picture is not clear.
Some Names Carved High.
The Police, Municipal and Juve-
nile Court Buildings are under the
official custody Of the District Com
missioners. The names of these
Evening star., 1941-12-04

relieve the situation faced by officers
and their families"
Acquisition of the hotel will aid
considerably in helping the situa-
ton, the department said, by pro-
viding $50 double rooms, 18 apart
ments and dormitory space.
Evening star., 1941-12-04
lnterned Italian Seomen
Help U. S. Sonto Claus
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MISSOULA, Mont, Dec. Five
Italian merchant marine officers
held at detention camp, are help
ing insure Santa Claus visit to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Dutch Join Jap
Trade Warfare
International News service Csbls

BATAVIA, Java, Netherlands
East Indies. July 2S.-The Dutch
East Indies government today
ranged itself alongside the United
States and Great Britain as DR..
II. j. Van Nook, director of eco
nomic affairs, announced the sts-
pension Of all foreign exchange
transactions between the East
Indies and Japan.
He also declared that all exports
to Japan, Manehaktie- China and
Indo-China will be subject to spe-
cial licenses.
Banks have been forbidden to
pay or receive deposits of Japanese
subjects without special permits.
The Java bank, central bank Of
issue for the East Indies, officially
announced that yen quotations
had been suspended and no husi-
ness could be transacted in yens.
By these measures. all money
and goods transactions between
the East Indies and Japan have
been frozen, Subject to special
licenses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

High Soviet Official Says Another German Division
Has Been Wiped Out; NaUal Victory Claimed
International New. sery,c. osbl.

MOSCOW. July Proclaim
ing the German ."blitzkrieg" a
"washout." Russia announced tho
humiliation Of still another Ger
man division today -the sixth re-
ported wiped out in the last foul
days.
Quoting Bucharest reports
reaching London. Reuters said
today that German authorities
last week openly admitted that
40 Of their divisions. including
FIVE panZer divisions. already
have been wiped out in the
Russian war.
Todays communique said thai
Russian troops during The night
continued their operations In the
directions Of Newell, Smolensk and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
98 forecast
Today; Light
Rains on Way

The heat wave, which has al
ready broken tMe=local records,
entered its fifth day today with
no relief in sight.
A maximum temperature of 80.
one less than yesterdays high
read ing, is predicted by the
weather bureau and the forecast
for tomorrow is continued warm
and humid.
Light rains brought relief to
some areas. but the weather bu-
reau said that such relief would
be only OF short duration.
Al IL a. m. the thermometer
stood 2 degrees higher than at
the same time yesterday, but a
light rain at the weather reporting
station at the City Airport sent
the official temperature down TO
"a at noon. Elsewhere in the city,
however. the thermometer re-
NAMED in the nineties.
The high temperatures brought
deaths TO % persons who drowned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Judy Garland Webs
Mouie Star Eiopes to Nevada With DaUe Rose
Tourist Agency Plays Cupid for the Trip

LAS VEGAS. New. July 2Si-
Judy Garland. screen star, and
Dave Rose. 3l-year-old composer
and orchestra leader. were mar
ried in Las Vegas early today
after an airplane elopement from
Hollywood.
The ceremony was performed by
Justice of the Peace Mahlon
Drown in his courthouse office.
Arrangements for the elopement
were handled through scenic
tours concern. which arranged for
the airplane and for Judge Drown
to perform the ceremony.
The plane arrived at ! a. m. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

the marriage was performed about
Is minutes later. as soon as the
license could be issued.
The clippers were accompanied
by Judy's mother and stepfather,
Mr. and Mrs. William Gilmore.
The young singing star, asking
her mothers help in filling out the
license form, took out the license
under her real name Frances
Garland. She gave her age as 10
Rose gave his name as David ID
Rose. age 81 and said his divorce
became final in May. 1941. The
divorce was from Martha Raye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
COOped i'm Hot Room
Parents, Accused of Leaving Two Tots With ricketts,
Locked in Basement, to Be Questioned by Police

A man and wife, accused by
neighbors OF locking their two
small children in basement room
for days at time while they at
tended religious meetings. causing
the children to suffer from malnu-
triton and ricketts, and develop a
strange gibberish Of their own,
were to be questioned by police
women today.
The parents are Roger and Ruth
Chappell OF 1649 West Grand
boulevard.
The children, Andrew. 4. and
Linda Jean. 2. are in ST. Mary's
Hospital, undergoing treatment FOR
malnutrition. ricketts, and a lack
OF sunshine and exercise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Continued on Page 10)
Continued on Page 1o)
Gen. Macarthur
.AndAidesConfer

LONDON, July 28.-Lieut. Gen.
Douglas Macarthur. Far Eastern
commander of the United States
Army, conferred today with his
staff and President Manuel Quezon
of the Philippines. according TO a
Reuters dispatch from Manila.
QueZon handed over his presi-
Dental yacht for use of the United
States Navy. the dispatch said.
Reuters said that war jitters''
had increased noticeably in the
islands. Camille Osias. Philippines
propaganda director. said:
"Our people must prepare. An
infinitely greater emergency
seems In tho oifing."
Japanese Consul General NihirC
was quoted as saying that Japan
will not fight unless provoked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Across the Nation

Reading the weather chart
across the nation: New York 90.
Washington 96, Jacksonville. 96,
Atlanta SO. Buffalo IS, Cleye-
land 103, Cincinnati 105. Indian
apolis So. st. Louis 101. Chicago
80. Milwaukee 81. Oklahoma
City. IS, Kansas City 90, Mem
phis IS, Phoenix 102. Tucson 90.
The West Coast was the cool
est region in the country. II
was only SO at San Francisco
and IS at Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Tobruk Raiders RepuIsed

{ A r Q, July 2S.-1NS) =
Enemy patrols attempting raids
lin the vicinity of BritiSh-held
lTobruk were repulsed with casual
ties sustained by the invaders, the
Middle East command reported
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Arthur Se(or, 8,
Dead in Toledo
Copyright By Detroit lives. An r,ahts reserve

TOLEDO, July 2S.-QNS) -
Arthur J. Secor, SO, one of To-
ledo's prominent financial men,
was dead today in what police
ruled as apparent suicide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Australia
In Danger,
Premier Says

NEW YORK. July 2S.-(INS)--
An official British radio broadcast
picked up by CHS today reported
Japanese preparations for still
further moves in the Far East"
The broadcast quoted a report
from Saigon that, 5000 Japanese
troops will be garrisoned at the
capital of Cambodia within easy
striking distance of Thailand.
Another British broadc- It picked
Iup by NBC quoted Australian
Prime Minister r. C. Menzies as
asserting that Australia is lin at
least as much danger as any part
of the British Empire"
NEW TRADE STEP
Ton request of the Chinese
government, measures will soon
be taken TO freeze Chinese
assets in Britain and the empire
10 eliminate possible japanese
trade loophole, il was announced
officially today. Canada and the
United States have already
frozen Chinese assets.)
| The British broadcast said:
| According to sources In
ChungSing, the Japanese army
In Manchuria and Korea has
been increased 10 II divisions
with the biggest concentration
Of troops east of II rbin,
about 500 miles from the Rus
sian far eastern frontier.
Large Japanese formations
also are said to he concentrate
Ing on the islands of Formosa
and Hainan, off the coasts Of
China and French Indo- China,
and the Japanese navy Il re-
ported to have mined the Flu
shima Straits In the Japan Sea
between Korea and Japan
proper"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Parents Told Signs
OF InfantiIe Paralysis

The season when infantile
paralysis is most prevalent is here,
parents were warned today by the
Michigan Health Department.
Alert parents can help greatly
by detecting early symptoms and
consulting the family physician,
the department pointed out.
Fever, vomiting. pain or stiff
ness in the neck are common
signs. Early care often can pre-
vent Gripping. During July only
20 poliomyelitis cases have been
reported TO the department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Dies of Oil Blast Burns

MUSHROOM, July 2S.-Burns
received when he attempted to ex.
tinguish fire caused by an oil
stove explosion in his home re-
suited in the death of Frank Bull.
lis. "a. of Muskegon Heights.