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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-06
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HAVING LOST our passbook No. l37a5l, Issued to Us by The Water bury Savings Bank, we hereby make application for a new one. Lucia and Antonio D'Aloia.
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LOST Black purse, large sum of money, around Town Plot school. Reward. 32 Hewey St.
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LiUe Stock
Eggs, Poultry. Supplies
Business SerIice

FOR BETTER SERVICE-CaIl Rus- sells Waterbury Towel Supply Co. 892 East Main St. Dial S-l377. Coat, Apron and Towel Supplies also In. dustrial Dry Cleaning Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

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scaled Lips" u ~. la-. tlt. b.jl.
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HOLLYWOOD -- - Unfinished Business.
Bob iU ts no.. PARACHUTE Battalion, q
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
People You Know
A DrOn.kicked Paint BUCKET - L ScOree
ked Paint Bucket
BY LINTON ANKLES

Kenneth Crcagh. probation Off
Ger in recorders court picking
bits OF dried paint out OF his mus
tache. He explains he was watch
ing painter working on a Scaifold
in the building last week. and
decided TO ask question
"He turned suddenly when l
called his name" Crcagh relates.
land drop-kiCkCd the bucket
right onto my head. ! am assum-
ing II was accidental"
Al ZinCk was IN the office with
baby boa-con>triCtur. Says they
make most alfccuonate pets and
are very loyal tie keeps stable
of assorted snakes for use IN his
amateur magician tricks. He -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
Columbia Opera Co.
Coming to Wilson Feb. %

given during the company stay
in Detroit: Carmen. Faust
La TraviSta.' II Tropatorc
Aida" "Rigoletto.' Cavaliers
RuSticana and PagliaccI
"Othello," Lucia iii Lammer.
moor" Barber of Seville. sam.
son and Delilah, and Martha
and "Hansel and Grctel both
sung in English.
The opening performance viii
take place on Sunday night Feb
ruary p. and seven evenings and
two matinee performances VIII be-
presented.
Emerson Buckley viii act as
musical director for all tho pcr-
tOrmances, while Philip Culca,.
will stage the presentations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

arrangements 10 show her 100000
collection of antique American fur
niturc at the state fair next fall
She left for Philadelphia for some
additions 10 the group.
A dinner at the Yacht Club Fri
day. given by the customers and
employees of J. S. BaChc Company,
stock brokers, will bid farewell TO
Fred w. PritChard office manager.
PritChard will take a position with
firm in New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

TIE UMBIA OPERA
COMPANY OF New York Will WISH
Detroit and present two weeks OF
grand opera at the Wilson Theater
at popular prices. Several noted
guest stars will sing here with
the company, according 10 an an
nouncement made today.
LANNY ROSS WILL SING -
Lanny Ross. radios favorite
tenor, and Lucille Manners. also
wcll-known TO listeners. will both
be heard Margaret Matzenauer,
world famous contralto and Ethel
Barrymore Colt. daughter of the
stages foremost actress Ethel
Barrymore will also sing in roles
with the company Other stars
scheduled are Frank Parker, Kitty
Carlisle and Igor CORN.
Among the regular singers In
the company are JoSepha Chekova
and LulSa Coronlna, sopranos
Louise CaSclotti and Eleanor
Knapp Contraltos. Ralph Errole
formerly Of the Metropolitan
Opera Company and Bernard
Poland, tenorS; Frank Richards
and Alfredo Chigi bariloncS, and
Arthur Anderson CalSo of the Met
ropoltan) and George Upton,
baSsoS.
The following repertoire Will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
ALL RELATED
DANCE CORRECTION

IN TIE dance field We should
like 10 correct a statement made
in Saturdays paper Martha Ora
ham and her dance group will
not appear here this week. but
Will give a recital al the Masonic
Auditorium February Is.
They are replacing the Little
field Ballet scheduled for that
date. because many Of the male
members OF the Littlefield ballet
have gone into the army and the
group will not be reorganized until
a.'or the duration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

outh is Charles J Thumme.
DR.. Henry HIT Crane pastor Of
Central Methodist Church Is 10 be
principal speaker tomorrow cve-
ming at the annual Founders Day
banquet and Bosses Night Of the
Junior Board of Commerce al
Masonic Temple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

L a y RoS-
khan, distillery
r @ preventative,
IS another De
troiter who is
changing loca-
tionS. He's NOV
ing to another
spot W it h the
same company.
Former police
chief V a ughan
K. $ IN it h. of
Pl V IN o u ( h iS
training 10 be a
G-ndn at the
school in Wash
ington. His sue
ceSSOr al PlVn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

al eN C (
great things
also from an
q I h e r ID e.
trO tier, Bob
{ a p rOn," he
says. "CaprOn
should he Il
good point
winner"
His pref ighr
I + a ming com
plcted. G a d @
Vincent Adduci
has been sent
TO a primary
training school
10 begin earn.
ing h is a r m y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

said 10 handle
snakes like or.
q IN a + y nlaGI-
cans h a n q ! c
COINS.
A. Emil DaV-
les. chairman of
I h e l. on q o n,
Eng, c o u n I y
council IN the
hlltZ ye a + $ OF
1910 IL. W il
b g : p g a X g I
" @ dncSday at
the Rotary Club
luncheon AZ the
Stailcr. Also an
author lecturer
and investment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

contentedly as his partner riled
the register and showcases.
Coach Dale Sprankle. of Albion
College writes that he is putting
his hopes for a good track season
on the shoulders of Glenn Matthias,
Detroit metropolitan indoor and
outdoor champion in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 26--Hold
Everything. Through the efforts OF
George Stevens, Columbia has just
planked down a reputed $275, 600
for the privilege of putting The
American Way in the movies.
Harry Cohn and his associates
have started a record for 1912,
lust as they did in 1889 when
$500. 600 was paid for you Can't
Take 1t With You
"The American Way" one Of the
most successful plays by that
famed writing duo. George Kauf-
man and Moss Hart, played 10
II 100000 people on Broadway
When il was al its height the rich
MIR. Kaufman and the almost as
lrich Mr.. Hart asked $500, 900 for
their prize.
The deal for this saga Of an
Immigrant family was mad NOS
sible by Max Gordon and Harry
lGoetz. Columbia producers. Max
was Co-producer with Sam Harris
OF the stage play. which originally
Co-Starrcd Florence Eldrldge and
Frederic March and had 290 people
lin the cast. However. when il
breaches the screen George Stevens
Twill both direct and produce.
RITZ RROTHERS RETURN
With the Zany brand Of comedy
going strong at the box offiCe-the
Zaniest comics of them all, the
Ritz brothers. are getting a new
lease on their careers at Universal
when wilder comedies are made II
looks like this studio viii make
them for they have on their
Icomedy roster Abbott and Costello
Olsen and Johnson and now the
Rites.
Must be r nice quiet place 10 &C
crazy! Outside of announcing the
three-picture deal, no particular
story is set for the Rites, who
have been away from the screen
almost year making personals,
There's talk Harry (the widest
Ritz of them ALL has been
secretly married 10 Betty Heath
for months but for the first time
in his life he isn't talking.
BAER MAY STAR
Max Baer. former heavyweight
champion, is IN town to talk over
4 movie deal with Hal Roach.
know because | saw HIM myself a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

10 CndNAt '|N i'Nl'N lt' -#iit.
For even n Gen Douglas Mae
Arthur and has mon con Gu
another lick Of lighting they SO
already justified 'hf Major zee
mark
Don't >cu the Philippines
short"
Wha, the Major really meant
was NOT Don't soil tho Philip
pines short Tho r't. meaning
Of his remark Wa, Don 2 r.I
American fighting tVu ~h".t.
After something more than
month and a half at war. Ne
have had time Ia >ce u few
things and 10 learn few
Before December \, too many
Of III had the feeling. Nobody
dares attack ~" That was over
confidence of the worst sort. I'm
blunter language. We had case
of the big-head.
Now we've found that people
DO dare attack MS But thc way
il looks 10 me, we've found some
thing else. and something that
We need 10 know
We've had ~ proved AN over
again that the American fight
inc man has the same kind OF
courage that American fighting
men have had m other wars.
We certainly have proved 10
ourselves what dumbhcadS we
can he. We were all pretty
stupid. We didn't get ready.
But ready or not. we've seen
our men come through. First the
Marines at Wake Island; now
General MacArthur's troops.
The reason the Japs swept
through the Philippines SO easily
~ first can be quickly explained.
We Just didn't haze enough men
for a long front
But a day or two ago ! learned
some things that gave me stu
another viewpoint ! was talking
10 the Major and he said he had
a man who had recently re-
turned from the Philippines
left there about A mGntA-heiore
the war started
He'd seen the paths that the
wild boarS make through Tire
hills, the pig styS and the ehacE>
Of the back-Country natives He d
been al Mariveles and looked
across the water Al the fortress
Of Corregidor, and he'd hclped
outfit Filipino fighting men
I didn't ask him about any
thing that might be- military
secret, but did ash him hnW
he'd felt about things, and what
he'd seen before the war.
And that was what gave me
the new viewpoint. Not = view
point. actually. hut he gave m"
an added reason to be proud at
being an American.
For although a. nation We
lacked foresight, We cam take
great comfort I'm knowing this
about our soldiers:
They have not only courage;
they have sound heads.
We made orr mistake JIM NOT
giving Macarthur thog-ar---
aHI tcC,t.ur,rtl 81 MGR, .ffy. 4t4g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

banker. Davies is here 10 confer
with local civil defense officers.
PrlorIlIcS and production bans
and shortages don't >com 10 be
bothcrng The criminal profession
these days Ernest Golden reports
that one of the TWO men who held
up ms lcwolry store Friday sang
BE Honest With Me. Dear " while
waving "A gun around and smiled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
the u n lip
pines short

the N y
pines short
In the Sue
cccdinc day
" hen D.,
J a. an So
SW pit tCl
ward and an
2 h q n NJ "a
from tie Pa
Cifc was bad
new / began
TO q OnGc =
whether the
MAJOR knew
what he was
talking about.
And n ON
Tn beginning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

wings He is a member Of the first
war time class TO finish the basic
training.
Mrs Katherine Murphy making
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

Mike Lyman's cafe. He was dining
with party including Estelle
Taylor, who was once wed to Jack
Dempsey, Makes champion and
advisor.
Much heavier than he used 10
be, Max wants to do the story
that Hal has for him and he has
date tomorrow 10 talk business.
He says little Max is in line for
the worlds championship in an
other Is years. He is now 4 years
old and a husky like his dad.
PLAY FOR WAR BENEFIT
Every time see Parsons Jr. the
conversation is American women )
voluntary services organization
that is. except when / can get i'm a
few words about bundles for blue
Jackets, Red Cross. the Marion
Davies war hospital or the buy a
bomber fund. Now Parsons Jr. and
Daisy Parsons tell me a benefit
performance is 10 be given for the
west Los Angeles branch of the
AWVS from February = through
February Z.
The play is "Baby's Name is
Oscar" by Smith Daw les :.
Warner Brothers writer. and the
stars are King Kennedy, who has
Just returned from an extended
engagement in Meet the Wife
with Mary Boland and Miriam
Seegar, wife OF Tim Whelan, we'll
known director. The play Will be
put on at the BlisS-Hayden Nina
ture Theater through the courtesy
of Leila Bliss and Harry Hayden
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD
! Here's surprise: Priscilla
Lanes eX-groom, Oren Haglund,
has been married for seven months.
Haglund, who is an assistant di-
rector on the Warner lot. married
Helen Pursley, former heautician
to some of our most important
stars. including Joan Bennett. Her
sister, Ruth. Is one of Joan
Blondells close friends
/ Haglund returns 10 the army
February 2. This is the second
secret marriage for HaGlund. Re
member how long he and Priscilla
kept their wedding quiet and how
Iardcntly they denied II Ion
months? In fact until she sued fol
divorce IT wasn't made public.
buy a Bomber
For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
NatiUe Son
Returns to
Lafayette
gy CHARLES GENTRY

NOT TIE prodIgal, but The
\-fNC Son returned TO the La
l9Ne'tc Thcater las night and was
NNcl with applause 10y a large
aa-onCC who seemed 10 find this
araW3lIlauon of Paul Wright 5
novel very exciting.
Ihr yNccllCnt cast for this con
rroVcr-ldl play i the same which
played here last fan al the CaSS.
headed hy Canada Lee, the gifted
Negro actor.
The story. as We reviewed IL in
these columns al that time. CON
Germ, The difficulties Of a young
:a>r-e-r'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and up
bringing Won't permit hm 10 adj
U~t himself tu any KIND of normal
Ifr. He rebels m bcrScrk hate at
the circumstances which help 10
make hm murder his employers
daughter
II is an absorbing play. al
though We still believe It 10 be
more a subject 4or literary or lee
turC platform discussion.
This return engagement will be
for one week only and Will be
followed by Ann COrio in a revival
of The South Sea melodrama,
White Cargo next Sunday.
II YOU want 10 shake hands
with tho Ions arm Of coincidence
W>r meet The situation in band
circles IN Detroit this week.
MICHIGAN MIN-UP
Glen Miller and his band have
ust broken all records AT the
Michigan and has set a mark that
jimmy Dorsey Is going TO have to
SWING high Ia match.
with Miller was that superb
comedy team Of Lorraine and Rog-
nan and that's whore the coin
Cidcnco starts 10 reach. Lorraine
and Rognan have Just finished A
film The Fleets In. in which
jimmy Dorsey Is starred Dorsey
arrives here Friday with Bob
Ebcrly rs his >oloiSt and Bob's
brother. Ray Eberlc. just finished
here last week. while JimmyS
brother Tommy is due with his
band m a few weeks.
ALL RELATED
Marion Hutton Is Glen MIller'S
Soioist and her sister Betty, Just
finished IN the same picture with
Jimmy Dorsey, while the present
film al the Michigan. You're In
tho Army new featuring Matty
Malncck an dhlS band who are
playing at the ID 4 G. Matty
being close friend of both Miller
and Dorsey
Put II all together and il spells
confusion 10 every one except
those who keep watch over the
swing personnel and band activi-
ties these days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
Film Time Clock

BUY a Bomb,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
BAER MAY STAR

Max Baer former heavyweight
champion, is IN town 10 talk over
movie deal with Hal Roach. !
know because | saw him myself AT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26

For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-26
STAGE ATTRACTIONS

II NGE ATTRACTIONS
Evening star., 1942-03-01

discussed in Washington next week
at q meeting OF Federal authorities
and the Drafting Committee.
Another group recommended that
the Drafting Committee consider
further suggested extension OF. war
powers to Governors and defense
councils and determine whether
such powers should be broad or
limited to specific matters.
1t also was recommended that the
Drafting Committee determine
whether extended war powers should
be divided equally between the Gov
ernors and the defense councils.
Assemblynaan Harold C. Ostertag
of Attica, N. Y, presided at the
meeting. at which representatives
from New York, Massachusetts,,
Evening star., 1942-03-01

caused by q dispute over q union
stewards need of eyeglasses ended
today at the Pennsylvania Trans
former Co. plant when the men
agreed to return to work tomorrow
pending arbitration.
The walkout was called yesterday
by the United Electrical, Radio and
Machine Workers Union local
623), which claimed the firm acted
unjustly in laying of one of our
union stewards" and appealed to
the War Labor Board and United
States Cancellation Service to in
tervene.
The company contended the
steward was sent home for two
weeks as disciplinary measure be-
cause he had ingnored requests to
have his eyes examined so he could
Evening star., 1942-03-01

the Navy Department yesterday, are
Robert l.. Stearns, president of the
University of Colorado: Raymond
A. Kent and Dean c. A. Dell of
Princeton University; Prof. E, D.
Smith of Yale University; the Rev,
E. v. Stanford, president of Villa
nova College; Frank L. Bowles OF
Columbia University and Earl Nc
Grath of the University of Buffalo
Other educators probably will be
added to the list.
Students of not less than II and
those who will complete their
sophomore year in college not more
than 60~days following their goth
birthday, may enlist as apprentice
seamen and continue college at
their own expense, taking pre-induc-
Evening star., 1942-03-01

sion Of emergency war powers Of
State Governors and defense coun-
ellis were discussed today at con-
ference on State war legislation
sponsored by the New York State
Joint Legislative Committee on In
terstate Cooperation and the Draft
ing Committee of the Council Of
State Governments.
A conference subcommittee re-
ferred to the Drafting Committee
a model rent act, whereby rules for
the local fixing of rents would be
set up, provided that the Federal
price administrator declared an
emergency with respect to specific
State area.
The suggestions of the subcom-
mittee, it was announced, would be
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Seven Educators Named
AS Navy ConsuItants

Seven prominent educators were
named yesterday as curriculum con-
sultants for the Nays new pro-
gram to recruit 100000 men per
year, many of whom will be COM
missioned as officers in the Naval
Reserve.
The consultants, who were sum-
moned for their first meeting at
Evening star., 1942-03-01

ton naval training.
With passing grades for three
semesters, candidates will take a
standard examination. and about
10000 of the 10000 Will be selected
for aviation cadet flight training.
Others on completion Of the col
lege courses, will be given Reserve
midshipmen training and commits
stoned in the Naval Reserve as
ensigns.
Evening star., 1942-03-01
Voters Of Argentina
Go to Polls Today
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 28-Act-
ing President Ramon s. Castino's
policy Of prudence" emerged to-
night as the dominant issue in Ar
gentina's congressional elections for
the 100000 citizens qualified to
vote tomorrow.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

be fitted for glasses. A three-man
arbitration board, representink the
union, company and the Concilia-
ton Service, will begin hearings
Tuesday. o..
Evening star., 1942-03-01
c. |. 0. Strikers Return
To PITTSBURGH Plant
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 28-A walk
out involving $50 c. I. o. workers
which the company claimed was
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Rhode Island. New Jersey, Mary
land, Virginia and Pennsylvania
and from Federal bureaus were
Evening star., 1942-03-01
State War Legislation
Conference Weighs
Rent-Confro| Action
Maryland and Virginia
Representatives at
New York Session

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-Rent con-
troll legislation and proposed exten-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-03
Raclng's Victory Week Opens Here Thursday
By DAN PARKER

FOR THOSE TO WHOM LIFE Is but an mepty M sn, the stretch the second world War has Thursday S fSss Sonsnuss through s following
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