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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28
Catholic Thought And Opinion
By REV. JOSEPH F. DONNELLY

rendered the newly-elected presi- dent of the New York State Pulp fishers Association, the principal speaker, the Honorable William F, Bleakley. former State Supreme Court Justice. and a Catholic, stood Up and spoke his mind on the matter.
 An entertainer from a New York night club-why he was invited and what for the press story did not say - preceded the Judge on the program and passed out the usual smut. Obviously angry as he arose in his turn, the Judge did not com- promise his opinion.
 T am not a prude, I want you to know" he said, "but I cannot refrain from telling you that I re- sent the remarks that have been made by the gentleman preceding me. No, on second thought, ] withdraw that gentleman and call him merely a man. I do not be- ieve that such entertainment, If that 1t be, has place in such a gathering as this. I want to apologize to you members of the clergy Ca priest, rabbi and minister) and particularly to you ladies here at the head table, as well as to the other ladies in the room for what has just happened. It was not necessary. I am sure you feel as I do that the remarks were en- tirely out of place in 8 gathering of ladies and gentlemen
 The words of the Judge brought forth a round of approving ap- plause. Decet people do seek de- cent entertainment, and a man de- f1nitely lowers himself in the minds of decent people when he steps down for a smutty story.
 FLORIDA DIVORCES
 The most recent distinction of Miami is it's claim that now 1t has doubled in volume the number of divorces granted annually by the divorce mills of Reno. Of course once person had to offer in court some semblance of cause, but today any outlandiSh reason seems suf- f1cient reason for Haunting the sacred bonds of matrimony.
 If we give the matter thought we can find in the common attitude toward divorce an ingenious con- tradiction. If a citizen commits violence against his neighbor he is punished. Too, we punish the man who steals. These things we know are against both the natural and positive law of God But when one breaks the law of God in the in- Stitution of marriage we see no crime. We condone divorce. We punish murder. We distinguish be- tween the laws of God. Why?
 The reason is not far to seek. The results of murder are palpable and evident. Unchecked 1t would wreck society. But the effects of divorce upon society are not so inn mediate; they are long, at times, in making themselves felt. But nevertheless the crime is real and the effect is real. The penalty of transgression can never be escaped. AS the individual must pay for his sins, society too must pay for its sins. To day the last Is hardly in need of proof.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28
DIVORCE ACTIONS
 INSTITUTED HERE

Divorce actions were filed in su- perior court today by two local res idents. One is based on charges of assertion and intolerable cruelty is charged in the other.
 Francis O'Loughlin of Waterbury seeks divorce from Mildred Allen OLoughlin of Naugatdck. He states in his complaint that his wife whom he married December g, 1883, desert ed him on December 10, 1887. The marriage was performed in Peekskill NY.
 Lucille Price Troop of Waterbury claims her husband, Leroy Troop, also of this city, has been intoler- ably cruel since September 10, 1940. The couple married August 31, 1940 in Otis, Mass. In addition to di- vorce the petitioner seeks custody of 8 minor child, provision for Its support, and alimony.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28

ships and other necessary war equipment.
 NOW, THEREFORE, 1, Vincent A. Scully, Mayor of the City of Waterbury, do hereby designate Saturday, August 1, 1922, as Wa terbury Scrap Raid Day and urge that every person in the City of Waterbury cooperate with the Waterbury War Salvage Commit tee and search out all unused itembs of scrap that may be in our homes, building, garages and on our property generally, and deposit 1t in front of our prop erty on Saturday morning, August 1, 1922, so that 1t will be available to accredited salvage collectors for delivery to the Waterbury War Salvage Committee, and
 FURTHERMORE, I urge that all private truck owners cooperate with the Waterbury War Salvage committee in making their trucks and personnel available for this important war work on Saturday, August list, 1922.
 Dated at Waterbury, Connecti- cut this 28th day of July, 1922.
 VINCENT A. SCULLY,
 Mayor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28
Camp Shelby, Miss.
 League Picnic

Camp Shelby, Miss.
 League Picnic
 Arrangements are being com pleted by the Lithuanian Republican League for its second summer pie mic which will be held on the eve- ming of Saturday, August 8 at the Lithuanian Park on Chestnut Hill road.
 Serving on the arrangements com mittee are Anthony Lazdauskas, chairman; George Selokas, Joseph Wedge, Atty. Albert Bronsky, Mat thew Dambrauskas, William Vol kowyski and Stanley J. Lucas.
 Debate Awards
 Members of St. Joseph's debating team will be awarded medals at special ceremonies to be conducted Thursday night at the Knights of Columbus hall. The debater, Ed mund Shambaris, Mary Alubauskas, Mildred Brubas and Joseph Smolskis will be awarded silver medals by virtue of their participation in the finals of the recent tournament sponsored by the Knights of Co., lumbus and City c. Y. O. council.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28
RENT CEILINGS
 EFFECT SAVINGS
Director McDuff Estimates Local Tenants Saved
 Over $l,OOO,OOO

Rent ceilings ordered by the fed- eral government mean an annual saving of 3l.000.0oO to Waterbury tenants, 1t is estimated by George J. McDuf1. area rent control direc- tor. In addition, tenants in nearby towns are saved 4200.0 900 Of more a year. making a total for this city and adjoining towns of 4i.20O, 900 or greater.
 Mir. McDln estimates that about 10000 families occupy rented prem ises in Waterbury and vicinity. About 1000 of these are In the city proper.
 Ceiling regulations have brought savings to thousands of tenants, the government order requiring land- lords to reduce their rents to the figures which were in effect April 1, l04l. Savings range from @ or thereAbouts . month to more thar SIS a month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28

Your investment in War Bon and Stamps which goes to help pur- chase bandages may save the life of an American soldier, sailor oE marine. Invest at least ten percent oi your income every payday ip War Bonds and Stamps and become c proud member of the Ten Per; cant Club. Everybody. every pay. day, Ten Percent" is the slogan o.' the home front Are yeu doing yet share? ne 1,.a..yv Doeov,,ns,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28
NAot4asEs~N@ WAR B0NDS

Surgical hanGageS are the frgt ess sential in the equipment of Army snd Navy medical units. Red Crosf units throughout the nation arc pro viding much of the necessary qians ,ity, but direct purchase of thou. Sands of rolls Is necessary Co 6ll the demand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28
Third Medal

Gold medals will be awarded to St. Lucy's team members, city champ ions, and bronze to St. Michaels who placed third.
 The medal will be the third re- ceived by Edmund Shambaris, who has been a member of the Brook lyn team for three years. Two years ago the St. Joseph's team was run ner-up in the city tournament and last year 1t won the championship. The three other debaters partici- pated for the first time this year in the city event,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28
ANIMALS ON ICE

Skating stunts never equalled by human stars of the ice areas are presented by Walt Disneys animal players in his latest Technicolor feature, "Bambi," story of love and adventure among the folk of the forest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28

buttons tow ar d the wining of the war.
 As was to be expected, during the hearings anti labor propagan- dists have been spread ing the notion that the American labor Ing man IS TOlIIIlB in wealth as a result of the war boom and that this request for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28
Second Parish Picnic To Be Held August 23 Varied Program Planned By Arrangement Committee;
 St. JOseph's Debaters to Be Awarded Silver Medals
BROOKLYN NEWS

The second summer parish picnic of St. Joseph's church will take place Sunday, August g, at Linden Park, Union City. A varied program of entertainment is being arranged by the parish committee which will supervise arrangements.
 A musical program will be ren- dered by the church choirs in &C., cordance with 8 custom followed for many years, and an orchestra will be secured for dancing. Sports events, games, and refreshments likewise will be included on the program. The event which is held annually for the benefit of the church is expected to draw the usual large crowd.
 Party Held
 Mrs. Anna Marcinkevicius enter tained at a party at her home Sum- day night. Mrs. Michael Devenis, Lithuanian refugee, was a special guest and told the group of her experiences in Lithuania and of her trip here.
 Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Jacob T'reciokas, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Marcin, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Joseph Burneika, ST., MT. and Mrs. Joseph Burneika, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Colney, Mrs. Mi- chael Devenis, William RushinskaS, and Mrs. Anna Marcinkevicius.
 Miss Marcelle Andrikis of High land avenue is vacationing In Att lantic City.
 Sergt. Paul Plungis is visiting at his home on Harriet avenue. He Is serving with the 169th Infantry at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28
SOCIAL JUSTICE AND WAGES

UNFORTUNATELY the claim of the Steel Workers for a dollar a day increase in wages had to be judged on the standards of our war economy and not on the standards of social justice. Their acceptance is another of labors great contri-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-28

Tn the fuselages of certain air. planes, seamless tubing of cold drawn chromium -molybdenum al-
 Joy steel is used because of It's great StrenRth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Chsrlss Ransom 81. Psrmales KEYS g
MAYNARD Elan - SLOANE Hancock 10
Herman - Smith. 20 Gloria NJ Jordan
waiter W welaad. 2s; Linda Koponsn
Is
Marvin T cro'ihUs,c. 81; Margaret
CLAUDE sparkle, 50 Mari, schmst1er
wilnam . Mnrs. 20. Raethsl carlson. 80
Frank Przyiuchi % Myrs n Best, -
Rudolph Gabrogre q Ruth c I.au, %
Alexander J. Hajduh' a. Adelaide L
Andrew Toth. rs Helen Janek 25
Ralph DsFranco, 20. Marjorie Pstrangelo
Raw Pollard Is Myrtle Reid. III
Orvfle Thompson 81: Betty Beaudry. IS.
Charles c. Ltogot Jr.. 10 Betty Burns
1a
Robert Edmond,on a.; Margaret l.
Lee R Bradley. 81 B,ul.h Z ws,kin,
Is
Patrick corcorsr. 30 julia NJ Dornan
80
Joseph L. Frazier. 80: Iren. Klavi,ter. q
James Colluor 20. stella WEIGH -.
saul Linirk 81 Leah Wssherg -
rtitsh t00K, 70 CFcmosiey Former IS
Charles Brusatori - Marie Bowers. Is.
Lawrence L. Wallace. 10; Ruth V. Smith.
10 ANN
James r Anionncei, 20 Theresa Rychlik.
IS. IN tNI
Glen Miller. rs Phyiih Bomistsr Is
Berlin o Mary, -; Ruby /. Son 25
clifford Shock. 20: Ruth T. Stokes 70
angelo CRr0coia ~ Anrclue DorszIo. =
psrr, 'isftin. 80. Ruth Cole. 81
am Chiar-its. 20 Thcda Niun. p
lciiN Melek % susan Lorcnz %
Nn'hrnv T. gta IS Jennie Gerard s.
Carl l. rI. - lean Nsr -
John Mccarthy. 20 Shells Eattnay. %
norsld r Gragg % Lyls j. Msrlett D
Robert Moore. % Irene Wagner, 10.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edgar Stewart. IS Naoms Buckley. -
kenneth Perry. p Katherine Butler. 81
Alexander Kreuzef. 90; Clara Lsmlte.
Jesse s Msstsn. 81; EIizsbeth Lively. 81.
James McInsrney. 10 Ruth Browne II.
o Af1icin Nor N r. Evelyn MARTIN, ~
Leroy Hln. 10 Dolores Horsy. Is
Robert Scott La~rie. 80; Mary Ellen Miller.
90.
Gale Mead Is Beulah Dixon. y.
Edward PomrOy. % Josephine kuritar, -
Leonard Miryis as Goidls June Fried. ~
Roland v Bregs. %. Corneha NJ RED.
Albert N Krochmal p Ruth Goldberg %
Robert Krsun 81, Marjorie Maccor-
mick 20
John Trent, 10. Jeanne corey, is
Joseph Moore 81 Betty Csfrty -.
Lewis DYE u Shirley Beach. rs
Frank schrAm.- IL, Anna Marie Msh!hsm-
Herbert r. Kuhns, IS, Cassie Drummond,
Leonard Cohen. 81; Mona Friedman. 20.
wsltsr~T. Armstrong, 20. Ellen i. Palmer
Ray c. smith. 81: Ruth c. strelow, 1s.
Leon Park a. MAuds b Barry, ~.
Wesley Ricketts,. %; Frances Digger. 70
steve Benke. SO. Bessie Bornkind. 2s,
Ettore Andreozzi, ~ Margaret szhagyi. -
Jimmie NM ,, 4. o'DelI' / Florence NJ o'coH'
charles Brandon Burns. 20; vioIe, Botten-
Robert Hanna. 90 kathryn Garrett. Is
Gerald T.. short ~ Peggy J Morsy, Is.
Earle Wilson. - Irene Frebilcock, 20
george Karpovch. 20 LYDIA Drobish. II.
William p. Wrcford Elizabeth q. Ridley,
20
Rober, Hoy 20 Vios Bsbor p
Charles X Ambsrg jenny Hoffman. ~
Thomas h Caldwell y Betty l.. storck.
} %.
John Stanley Wolfe, % Elizabeth L..
Easin wsrsr szseh,s. q, Virginia Mar.
Earet Cameron y
J Waiter Gray, - Nirl's Thomas. -.
Harvey kruE - Doris BoehlinE "a
Allen Wilkinson. 2s Rose Brauner IS
Dormsn Dicherson Jr Jariynn Misteie
q
Raymond l. BRADLEY 10 Mary l. Albert.
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DEATHS

France. asrIv fTszIsr. E5g5 vsneouvsr. ~
Franklin james o~en. isi5 Le1oH -
Msry Jane Centsrs 1852 Abingdon. $.
Berihs Miller. $50 FsiryleN. H.
Alexander r MacLesn, Fart shelby hotel
augusta Krsus. 22u Watson. 20.
esther Psn2er. 32ls Riehion. 50
george stanley. lt6is Rol adale. so.
Beatrice Jacobs. loss Lsib. 50
Henry Duncan $50 Macomb, 10
Ciyds V. Sisson s561 Helen ~
Joseph John Zakens. 1884 jameson, )
Thomas Ernest Russell. 1000 Belly der,, 81.
Edward Hampton. 62s Brewster. -.
Archie Tller. 1850 West Warren, -,
louise Baroee. 1891 Bingham, Dearborn.
chsrls. Btrkey, III Colorado. Highland
HARRISON Brown. als Edmund place. S.
Leroy Clark s22 East Csnfietd -
Grace T.. Lsdsmann. j5s East Maplehurs,,
Ferndsle 20.
Mlsn Lovsnoy, 1881 Frederick 80.
Henry u. Lefeyre 1880 Philip. So.
John Davis 537 Hastings Az
Victoria Madullin. $50 Michigan. ! month.
Iudus ZakfzeWski. 1894 Chene So.
Pete iwAnik. spa0 Peterson. 81
Alexander Lupinski, sqi3 Copeland "a.
George A. Stolz ST.. ss37 siOepeL 50
Rose Cary. @VOJ5 santa Barbara. o.
Celia CUNNINGHAM 1929 Parkside Il.
Vera stewart Barbour 1915 PsrkeI. 81.
Annie / Liddeil 1909 Fifteenth, ~.
hsriy kerwin, 273 Alfred as
Henriette Boucher. s25l West Vernon h IN
Eva Mooney. ss2s Barlsy. IS
Henri DAVIS 1905 McDougau ~
oscar p Ruhl. 2ei5 sixteenth II.
Iustte Ovcrholser, 6fgl Rutland
Eurs r. Burt 1882 Knapp Flint 81
William Henry Rothweil, 2547 East Grand
Janet KonkoIesH. a3i Jim pslv road
fnkster. month
Earl >. Hivelcy WAYNE. Mich q.
Alberta Woodward. S0ss Faust a.
Dorothy Lowe, 5oss Ysmsns Hsmtramck
Freeman Lewis, soet Yemans. Hsmtrsmck.
Mar, A. Blessed. 124o7 s,rngham court.
Antoni Stanley Mstul. s5is south. 50.
Leonard Racinski. 1915 Tarnov ~
Frank stewart. ESQ Osborne place, 50.
James Haw. 2315 Eighteenth. 20
Andrew Gustaitis, 5546 JOY road So
Ida oFlsndo,-5ts fiitnury.- Is.
John Carter. 702 East Kirby. IS
Stanley Chytry. 1850 Gratiot, New Haven,
Ira J Pettiford. ,io7 BALDWIN So
Frank White esoi Kaier. u
Clara Elizabeth schmansky ii2e Gladwin
Is
Joseph J wierzbicky. 1853 Marcus. ST.
MARY Budde l2I5e Flanders. So
Ezra y. James 1912 East Warren. 50.
Fem Halnski f4eJ Dubois 40
Lafayette Kirkland 1852 Harriet 10
Nick Gtegorovicz. 1910 los Campsu-- ls
James r. Baker 5033 Lorraine. 20.
Catherine Devereux lT2j Palhster So.
Daniel James Dayton. 1881 Filler. rs
Nicholas Landup. Wayne. Mich. IS.
Kenneth Chatham. SAj Custer. 20
William Lee Threats. so7 East Adams, IS
Elizabeth Tvuuzo. las Helen 90.
Queen Mcqueen. isiP Rlvard, -
Albert A. Kramer 1899 Baldwin
O. Fred 10th. $50 West Philadelphia 90
'rNa Z'etfa. 1901 Gfrc. IS
Robert PolhamUs. 1920 Rochelle 50.
tottie D. t.rr. 22i3r Nilwafjh -
D7'ld r. newton 2Oo10 Five Points. 2
cars Kr0cHe SOFT Bersar1orc. -
i.swrenee Jossph DeNoyer 5o3o Naxwsu.
IS
Bernie. snsmoueh. 1883 Burlihtam. IS.
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BIRTHS
BIRTHS
Anne Vennx 2oi43 Power road. Farming

Anne Nennx 2oif3 Power road. Farming
ton
Jean Ballard 1920 Detroit Dearborn.
Gussle Brooks. 1889 Harvard Bsrkley
Frances Cassie 1891 Negaunes. Redford
Charlotte oHagsn. IS Vest shevlin. Haze
PARK
Eleanor Atherhot 262 West Troy. Fern
Dorothy Mofey. 7s2oo Powers. Pennington
Helen katrAnis 1888 Waterloo
Isoqutline Becoaccio. 1874 East Lafayette
Virginia Sines. $3.50 Aoniheu.
Gladys Schulz. 47l6 Mead. Dearborn.
Roberts Gassoway 40 East Ferry.
Clara Msynsy. 1915 Butternut
Margaret Riesso. a5ss MOntclsif.
Jean Jeugh iss Edgcwood. Birminsha
Asfiofie Hoover 1880 Lyndon
Wanda Simpson. 1929 Guthrie ROYAL osk
Martha pelafotc1 5l52 Medbury
Elizabeth Enneking $50 West Vernon high
Mildred wilkins 22I5 Hall
Gladys Brown. ist4 Putnam
lula AcCAnnon. 1887 PulAski
Clara johnson. SAYS Brooklyn
Nellie Emmory, 1918 Fourteenth
sally JAnkoVski 1895 Andover
Eula sims. 1906 sherman.
Helen Hamin, 1857 Fairport.
FredA CLARK. $50 Tempe
Pearl Jones S51 Osborne place.
hsrge GiAoobozEi. 200is OmirA
Rachel Gehriuger. 3023 Brooklyn
Marion BoekelmAn, 1924 Huboel
Lorraine Hsld. 1875 MENDOZA.
MarEsrst Ferland ss0i Bessemors
stella hszur. 1889 Msckay.
kthei huiyehllI. 460a Fifteenth
Vivian Cadrtau. 1881 sinorslauc
Virginia Fow kes 555s Cranshsw
Frances West 1924 Asybury
Helen Meudelsohn. 1885 McGraw
Minnie Walsh 1881 WAR;
Beatrice GroieAu. 35sS Fourteenth
Ruth Curle 4s25 Garland
Helen Zubei 1899 Trowbridge
Elizabeth schWensberg. 1888 HsmDJTe
Esther Kennedy. 2OlOO spencer.
Georgia Kellogg. ass Nsvahoe
Madeline Mabry 3t3s Mcclellan.
Agatha DtNIcs ami ssS6 Queen
Dorothy wieekman. 1907 wHfred.
Edi,h studley 1901 Cadillac
Gertrude, Evans. 2ooi EAs jefferson.
MsrhS Kuenzli, As5s MAYNARD.
Louis BaSon, 81 Lakewood
Jacqueiine Calhoun, liz seward
EIsie Van HsvermaAt sSos TTcsdpsy
MARY Linthiscum 6a6 ki'chntr
Arnrs McGHl. 755 Van DYKE.
Helen Miehlhhus.- lnAin VA hurn---
Done McClendOn. 53'i Rlopels
cora Boyd. $3.50 Deimar
Margaret Payne 1881 Porter
ttmE Hunt 1851 LonEfsIIop
Phyllis AEuinAgs. 30f0 Bagiey.
Margaret Parker 1895 Ward
starry nourttr 1851 irvtngr0n
Nsry Hogan. 1887 Manor
EimA swain. 1885 Elmdalc
Ruth Wines sl05 After road.
Irene Roberts fis7 Irpqupls
Emily Patrick 1889 Lumpkin
irene Lynch 1878 Marx Twain
Nsry Rouhn. 1928 American.
Mary Bovee i727l Pierson
Margaret Bel. 1881 Ashbury Psfb
Ellen FIGHT 1915 Freeland
Elizabeth strauss 623 Field
kditly Danger. pOS2 Burt road
Helene Hughes. 1898 ksbury PArk
Jane Stelmsch. 1899 BurlinEams
Mildred Chaplain, 1888 Ysllovttons
Mary Borchman $3.50 Montieu
Margaret lngerson. 1901 Chatham
Mary Butts s2st North Cambridge
Evelyn Nichols 1877 Sussex.
Eva Fuller 1923 Liysrnois
Linda sauYolA. 1900 Delaware.
Betty sincomo 1857 Rutland
MARY Ann Msnsuy 1871 Guchnst
Jean Detayernier s03s Prsirie.
cars Rogers 1889 Montvifts
Fugenus Tuszkirwicz f2s3 Western
Ann Malaga 1857 Justine
Cenrvievs MichnHl. 214s Hanna
Cisfz Fielder Ss7s Rogers
sylvia Wh,1e fG0i 81 Jean
Dolores DiHisse T22s CANAAN
julia Pcrusich $50 Florence, Highan
Park
Katherine Nisu1i $500 Kendall
Ruth Na,son. $50 Grayton t'vins).
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Lost and Found

FEMALE German Pointer-Liver. white
licked: corbett- Dickerson: reward. Ar
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Death Aetifes
BABY-oetober 5. Mary Ann of ais Con
RAJ NGARTNER-

RAJ MGARTNER-oc 4, Tiihs. be.
loved mother OF Anna Baumgartner and
Edward Turner. sister Of Mrs Fred Mar
tienssen. Frank and Adolph Richter. Fu-
neral Wednesday, $40 a. m, At A, IL.
Peters Funeral Home l2057 Gratiot' and
% A. m at St Edwards Church.
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BGIPPERICH-October 5, Florence of iIs2
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mother Of Mrs Margaret Beattie and Mrs.
Viola Herfer,, grandmother Of Richard Her
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-18

tonian, who was executive officer Of
the battleship Maine when it was
blown up in the harbor Of Havana,
Cuba, the incident that led to the
war with Spain.
Other military men from the Dis
trict mentioned by Mr.. Emery were
Brig. Gems. William H. Rupertus,
Walcott p. Hayes, Bruce Magruder,
Alfred T. Smith, William E. Horton
and John c. Beaumont, Col. Alex
ander S. Quintard, Col. Paul E.
Burrows, Rear Admiral William
Brent Young, 1t. Adam Bruce, It.
Comdr. Robert Walton Fleming,
Maj. Henry Leonard, Rear Admiral
Fairfax Leary, Rear Admiral Eason
Ingersoll. Capt. Edward McCauley,
Comdr. Francis J. Bridget, Col. Al
phonse de Care, Rear Admiral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-18

Theodore r. Jewell and 1t. Col.
Henry Joseph Mckinney.
The melting was presided over by
Allen c. Clark, president Of the So
ciety since 1916. Miss Nettie Lyon
was guest at the session.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

lPronto encontr6 Pablo 10 que
buscaba.
SuS ojos de buho descubrie-
ron, al fin, junto al muro de un
muelle, una serie de herramien-
tas v aperos de trabaiadores,
que sin duda arreglaban Ell paw
mento de la rampa.
Los tres compirches sc arma-
ron de sendas herramientas.
La habian eseogido, de todos
mojos, pequenas, para que no
les entorpecieran los movimien-
tos.
Ash pudieron atravesar por
Junto al semaforo y por delan-
tie de las garitas de los guarda-
aguJas, como 81 formaran parte
de alguna brigada de trabajado-
les, que Sc retiraba hacia Ma
drid Y avanzaba Was aielante
para ganar tempo.
I'm guarda, de todos MOODS,
YES interpel6:
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
.

I'm instante despues, descen-
didos del wagon los tres misera-
bles Sc arrastraban q 10 largo
de los muelles, hasta las cerca-
Mas del semaforo.
Llegaban el momento mas pc
ligroso de la aventura.
Por aqui, el suelo estaba cons
telado de estrellas de luz de to-
dos dolores, blancas, rojas, ver-
des...
DE vez en- cuado, en- las Carl
tas de MADEIRA, habia un guar
da-aguJas, encargado de vigilar
los empalmes de LAS Was muer-
tas, pues las del trafico central
las manejaban desde el Encld.
VGmieRto.
Pero Pablito no era hombre
que Sc arredraba ante NADIA.
En- voz muerta, les dijo a los
colegas:
5En fllaI Venir cOnmigo.
La gaceta., 1942-05-14
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OEPO21ES
.LEAVINE REINGRESA EN-
Ell SERVICIO MILITAR
La Reunion de la Liga
Inters0ciGl

Celebr6 su acostumbrada Sc
sion semanal la Liga Interso-
cial. Sc lego ell informe de teso-
rerfa, que acusa la ~existencia en-
los bancos, a disposition de las
obligaciones conjuntas, de ST.
O22.7O.
Ell Arbitro Leavine envia su
renuncia, que es aceptada, por
haber sido llamado de nuevo al
sevicio militar.
Para substitute sera NOM
brado uno de los suplentes, an
tes del domingo.
Sc acord6 cederle la cantina a
la Association de Senoras, pero
no en- los dias de juego.
Ell CONCEAL Enrique Garcia,
miembro del comite de recreo
del a~yuntamiento, explica que
por haberse cedido al gobierno
ell terreno de%[ant sera necesa-
rio efectuar en- Cuscaden jue-
gos que habia senalados para el
otro campo de pelota.
La Unione Italiana dej6 en- IL
La gaceta., 1942-05-14

RNA diul
"A YER al jefe de movimien-
to-contesto como una bala Pa
Ditto, muy serenO-; hamos de
darAe un recao del capataz.
-iAh, bueno!-dijo Ell otro,
convencido.
De este modo pudleron llegar
al fin a la boca de la enorme
marquesina de la estaci6n de A.
tocha.
Junto a uno de los trenes
muertos, compuestos va de va
cones de viajeros-los Gnicos
que Sc veian por aqui-, ell Co
gorza orden6:
II Aire! Las herramientas..
lahil
Y tir6 la suya debajo de IN
wagon.
Los cOlegas lie imitaron.
Penetraron bajo Ia maruuesi-
ma. 4
Habian dejadO de ser ObreL