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Evening star., 1942-09-28
Half Dozen Club Titles Occupy
Woman Golfers This Week
Maryland Team Championship Match Among
Mony Events Called OFF by Weather

At Indian Spring Henry Cohen
took 6-iron in hand on the fourth
hole, a 320-yard affair. and played so
fine shot that the ball popped into
the hole for an eagle 2.
Merkle Wins Playoff.
At Woodmont, where one round in
the club championship has been
played, Edgar A. Merkle won play
off for the George r. Holmes Trophy
in the National Press Club tourney,
scoring rs.
Howard Nordlinger, trying for his
18th Woodmont title. advanced to
the second round with 1-up victory
over Adlai Mann. Other results:
DR.. Milton Harris beat AL Small. up:
Ed Wortmsn beat DR., Sar. Bosdonoh, :
and !; M Elhs Edlowits beat Victor zeve. 3
byes; Buddy Brylawski beat Leonard
Jacobs, and 3; Dave Workman beat
Defending champion Earl Nc
Aleer moved into the second round
in the Manor Country Club cham
pionship with 2-and-1 victory over
j. Alton Pratt. Other results:
Tom Carney beat P. w. Celfee. / up, 10
holes: D. n. Pratt beat W G. McCreery. /
up John R, Never beat Jim Benser, 3 and
Or, J. G. Reilly beat Charles Culler, 4 and
3; NJ P. Candy beat Harold A, Neff, and
3: Harry G. Pitt beat Frank Williams, :,
| and /.
Thompson Washington Winner.
Washington Golf and Country
Club held 9-hole selected hole
tourney, with half the club handi-
caps applying. The winner was
Harry A. Thompson with 44-l3-3l
while Jack Mason, 42-10-32, ended
a stroke back Tied for third were
w. F. Nelson, 42-9-33, and Maurice
r. Palmer, 39-6-33.
| FirSt-round matches in the two
man team championship resulted as
follows:
R. T. Harrell and Ralph Fowler drew I
Sest T il i. s carper and and John 6. TaSsis. s't
r, 1, Hutchison and Paul Perkins: 4 ant
2 DR.: G. NJ, Clay and D. Bruce TuxhorI
beat Lafayette FRANKLIN jr,; and j. W
r. F. Alexander beat George Lamb ant
Harry Thompson. 7 and 6; Maurice Palmel
e. end IL ksn sailex aaynes jT 9sas ahd M'caoe an'
Many of the matches in the East
Potomac fall tourney were carried
over to this week
Columbia members today started
qualifying for their club champion
ship under one-match-a weel
schedule adopted by the Golf Com
mittee to replace the original five
day tourney. In this way, the com
mittee decided, members will com
pete for the title as If they wer'
playing their usual friendly matches
with no unusual strain on the clul
caddie resources and less use o
gasoline.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Cancellation of Bout
Approved by Rice

NEW YORK. Sept. % (NANA) -
Grantland Rice, who resigned as
chairman of the committee Of New
York sports writer's named to run
the Conn-Louis fight as soon as he
learned of the plan for paying off
debts of $135 900 owed by Sergt. Joe
Louis and Corpl. Billy Conn, said
that cancellation of the bout met
with his approval.
Secretary Stimson's order is in
line with suggestion I made in a
telegram to the War Department
suggesting that the fight be called
off," Rice said.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Spiders Would Use Frosh

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. % (P.-
University of Richmond has wired
Dean A. w. Hobbs of North Caro-
lima, president of the Southern Con-
ference, that the school favors the
playing of freshmen in conference
games for the duration of the war,
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Scribes Crossed Up
By Army, Declares
New York Editor
Receive BeIoted Notice
Of Promises Made TO
Principals in Bout

In Die'D OF Secretary StimSon's
order canceling The Louis Conn
heavyweight championship bout
scheduled for october IL, this er-
PLANTATION OF the events leading
up to the Juror Which preceded
his action is of particular inter
est. Mr.. Wood is sports editor
OF the NelU York Sun.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
THE AMERICAN HOUSEWIFE

No ones going to pin a medal on her. She's
not knocking down any Jap Zeros. She's not
drawing bead on any Panzer troopers, and
she's not dropping any bombs on Berlin.
There's no glory for her in what she's doing
but she's fighting great ,Oar!
She's feeding her family more nutritious
foods, because she knows only healthy nations
win wars. She's carrying stevedore.size bun.
dies from the market to save tires and gaso.
line. She's taken first aid course, and rolls
bandages for the Red Gross. She's patching
and darnins to make things last LONGER and
save money She answers the call of every re.
lief fund, and good share of her allowance
goes into War Bonds and Stamps.
She's taking this war seriously.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Has Bad Hole, Gets 81

DENVER (P-Bill Jelliffe, pro-
fessional at the Lakewood course
west of Denver, took a fat 5 on a
par three hole. yet he set a new
course record of "a. eight under par.
Evening star., 1942-09-28
Illustration courtesy Los Angeles Time

And today, more than ever before, Washing
ton women are looking to this bank for down.
to-earth help in financial affairs. They have
come to look upon it as more than bank. To
increasing numbers it is a counselor, trusted
friend, in whom they have deep-rooted con-
hdence. That confidence has been inspired
by II years of supplying them with helpful,
usable banking services.
You, too, will find sincere, friendly con-
cern for your wartime financial problems and
plans here at The Morris Plan Bank of WASH
ington ;. the bank that is alert to your needs,
alive to your way of life, as an individual.
A cordial welcome awaits you. Come in!
Evening star., 1942-08-09
Nurses Lead Simple Life in New Caledonia

It's o cose Of bock TO noture for
Army nurses serving with Americon
troops on the islond OF New Cole
dcnio off the Northeastern coost OF
AustroIio. The climote is wonder
fuI, the scenery breoth- tokino, life
in q tent is excitine-but there ore
no beouty shops, no Ioundries. When
you won't shompoo you get it with
bucket ond bosin os this nurse is
GETTING" it from two others.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23

, the devoted attention of the youngest and handsomest male in the party.
 Her quick question took him aback for moment. Then he smiled. It gave him a chance to put himself on record for the weekend that he was not in the marriage market.
 T haven't got one" he replied. T don't think 1t is fair to tangle with a girl and then go overseas and leave her high and dry for the duration. And I don't believe in marriage while I'm in uniform"
 You don't believe in mar riage?" she asked, her blue eyes holding his with touch of mock cry in their smile.
 No, do you?"
 Not for girls under twenty . and particularly not with men in uniform"
 Why"
 "A friend of mine in St. Johns met a man one week, married him the next and hasn't seen him since. He went overseas and where is she?"
 Sitting at home waiting for her hero to return" He answered her with a mock seriousness.
 You see the point?" Fay looked over the edge of her cup of coffee.
 T do," he replied. Particular ly since I made it first. Will you have dinner with me tonight?"
 No. I'm going to mail my Christmas cards"
 May I help you9"
 No"
 Definite, aren't your"
 They both laughed and he felt that sch would do. She was defi- nttely not the kind of girl he would fall for. She was a little too thin for one thing and not the kind of girl men would turn around and look at on the street but she was good fun.
 Well, let me drive you up to- morrow"
 mat would save a railway fare and waiting at stations, thought Fay.
 Does that include Myraq' she asked.
 If it must" he said. And I'll pick you both up at the office.
 Fay laughed. She fell on his neck in sheer gratitude"
 In another restaurant Benny was entertaining Myra at lunch for old times sake. He had sent up a cup of coffee and & sandwich to Beano, who was marooned in the studio in his underwear and a red robe, wait ing to whisked up to the northlands immediately after lunch.
 Benny unburdened his troubles to Myra. Most people did.
 "Why I put up with the guy don't know. wouldn't be bothered with him but 1t was me that made him the all-American wrestling champion three times following. I figure I got to help him, and seeing was coming up here fixed him up for a couple of weeks. Have an- other steak, no? Well it seems he ain't reliable 6ny more. not since he took that correspondence course and that's the trouble about edu- cation. Some it suits and some it
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23
Q SERIAL STORY
 FRANTIC FESTIVAL

BY EDMUND FANCOTT ss. ses.s!ssr: a.sst:. 4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23

upsets, like putting whiskey on top of beer. But that's the way 1t is, dumb in some ways and gold mine when he's worked the right way, but now he's got this educa- ton on his mind you can't do noth- ing with him."
 Myra listened through the meal, watching Benny talk and eat with out a pause for breath. Well, he was different from most of the men she met. if you like people different.
 (TO Be Continued)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21
NQtrlet aus Qutr &clt

W HAU uult otL 9tu6tItS'ttAhB Ipl
fisdiert iporben: Die @riinoung 6,
Auenftin in Sieeburg, nidt peit no
Bonn tpo iid bic Ebiloiopbie. ,,n
3beoloeie- -Stuoierenoen befanoen. ST
eonaen iino MN t3 Sanier Der 81
oenseenoiienibaft, nit @infblmb De
&utterbanies in Stepl, Solano, bo
Der Naaireeierune in 8elis eenom
men ,porben. .
8ei Ser 8eiiberereifung bes 1este1
5tuoienbouIes in sieebnrg eing oi
@eitapo in ser eetpobnten, on Jeia
belt nno &iidiibtsloiiefeit nniibertrof
fenen &oaimetbooe :au Berf. Sc mrtr
oe baau Der Modmittos oes 2. an
enit ee'pobIt, einem 9oae, on ben
Die meiiten Yrieiter in oen gfabbar
eemeinben ieeliorelid tGti9 ,paren
0ielelben auriid5nberufen, bate iii
oas nerbrederiihe llnternebmen oa5l
pieI bos Anfieben Der Seffentli6fei
erreet. 9esbalb fam Die 8eitapo on
acknowledgement Moreen auriid. 81
oIIer Sriibc, eeeen 6 llbr, mar oi'
anItalt fait politanoie leer. Ser
Gatres gelang es, fopiel 3eit an ee
ipinnen, nm am Sonntag in elmer
letten MnSatbt aum @nerbeiligfer
Sofroment @ott fir Que @nooen a.
oanfen. 9aranf ipuree oas Maerbe'
liaIte entfernt. Mue Nitelieaer De,
Mnitolt, SO Brieiter, 800 9beoloeie
ltnoenten nno 70 2oienbriioer ,pnr
oen ibres Seims beroubt unb fobe1
li1 eeaipuneen, in Der sSrembe Inter
fnnft au finben. - Cine ionoerbar
art reIigioier uSreibeit'', tpomit oil
Mo3ireeierung ibre 8ei6sonaeborieer
,,beeIiidt" oie an ser &rieasfrcn
fiirs 8oterlono fampfen unb perbln
ten!
aatbpI;ide Aftion in Eprtnsal
0od bem ,amario Gatolico'
@ortueoIs fir sos Ssabr t941 5obl
oie pereiniete &otboliibe aftion oe'
2onSes $1,000 Mitelieoer, cine be
oe,,tlame 3nnobme lett ibrer Grim
bnne Dor a6t ssobren. Seit bem Sab
re 1898 ,p,,rben 2,297 offiaien
3entren ser &otbolii6en aftion elm
aeridtet. Cine pobloreaniiierte Ser
einieung, bie nnter prominenten nm
eifrieen Siibrern itebt, lit entidloiien
bos fatboliide 2eben in alen &rei
Ien uno 3laiien bes 2an6es aum al
ten @lan3 al erbeben.
Die &atbolii1e Mftion itellt i
Yortneol, tpie in anoern europai{@e
20noern ielbit bort, no iie erobe
S9,pierisfeiten beeeenen, cine itorft
tpobloreoniiierte nnb einflubreid)
Sereinio,,na oor. 0ielelbe lit GROCER
tells ser beleiihen nadeebiloet IN
es seboren boau Mitelieoer aus alle
Nltersfloiien uno Beihoftieuneen i
Staot nnb 2ano. 9a in Sort1.ee
oie 2onbbebolfernng bic 6er Stao'
betpobner BEL tpeitem an 3abl iibe'
trifft, 10 itellen Die n,eenotiden Sci
olieoer oer oderbautreibenoen @ebiet
oie er0bte Anaabl perftotieer aotbt
Iifen.
| Yort,eal beiist, bel elmer @eiam
bebolferune bon 100000, nidt tp
niger dls 1861 Yforreien, bon bene
12,576 ibren eieenen Hrieiter babe'
| o. x.1...>I L~k M..2<,oL>~.n ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21
Mitf,pod, Sen 81. Sanaar 1942

Ifhen Sruppen ben @iffeltllrm, als lie
40 poer so Meilen bon Baris ent.
Iernt iparen. galo nod Dem @in5ng
in sic fran5olibe Sauptitabt ipiroe
Die Erifolore bon bem @abraeiben
beruntergebolt nnb oas Safenfre,,a'
banner gebiBt. - f..
gadoem Sitler bos Grab Napo'
Icons beiubt bate, eritieg er aud
Sen 5urm unb iab fidb bon bort aus
bie eroberte Stobt an. Mit einem
aoltenauftpano bon $1,O00,o00 muir
oe ser E,lrm 1889, onlaBlid6 elmer
8eltauslteIlung bon Dem Sngenienr
Nleranore @,lltope @iffel erri6tet.
Seine 3erit0rrng int SSntereife Ser
oerti6-franaoiiid)en 3uiommenorbeit
tpiiroe aablloie Miaionen bon Sran'
3oIen erbittern, fir bie er bie gleide
ientimentale 8eoe,it,,ne bot, tpie et'
ipa sic Niaeoro- 5dlle fir omerifani.
fd)e So6aeitspGrden. 9lrm nno reid
lit BORT in Sen Sabritiiblen binonf-
gefabren nno bot in i6ipinoeln6er
9obe billig nno gut eeipeiit.
X
Ser. Staaten aIs 3entrmm ber
&abiotpelt
Nah 9r. s. 8eberage, Giaeprafi.
bent unb 9ireftor Der ,,&@A @omm1,.
nieations, sSsnc.'. biloen oie. Ser.
Stooten, bie Runofunfberbinbnngen
NIT nabeau SO 2dnoern unterbalten.
oas Gooioaentrlm Der @elt. 8ener.
aee eibt a,l, bob Der geeenmartiee
arieg audi Den 8unbfunfberfebr NIT
e,naelnen 2anoern beeintra6tiet ooer
aan5 nno ear nnmoeli6 genabt bat.
@r bebauptet aber, oab es beutautage
ni6t mebr notig iei, 9aobiomitteilnn.
gen iiber 2anoer at Ieiten, Die fib
inn &riege befinoen, nm an ibre be.
Itimmte Noreiie al eelaneen, ba NIT
fait alien 2anoern oirefte 8aoiober-
binoltnsen beiteben, oie nibt inter-
broden tperoen fonnen.
8eberage erflGrfe in bieiem 3u-
iantmenbang, bob Der amerifaniibe
8unofunfbienit imitonoe fei ieine
abreiiaten az finoen, ,po fie aur 3eit
ii6 aufbolten, tpenn fie nibt mebr an
ibrem friiberen @obnort erreibbar
Ieien.
als 8eifpiel fiibrt Dr. 8eperaee
oie Satiade an, bob ipobrenb Der
8eIetune bon Eoris cine oirefte STA.
oiooerbinoung ntit Der friiberen fran-
| aoitl6en Souptitoot niht moelid ee-
tpeien lei, iolonae es ober in Gronf.
reid cine Solicitation eeeeben babe,
tpel6e NIT oem amerifonii6en 8obio-
Sienit in 0erbinolng fommen fonnte,
iei es audi moelid eetpeien, NIT Dem
fronaoiil6en golt i'm 8un6funfpertebr
au bleiben..
sSsn 1,e,erer 3eit iperben Naoiober-
tinounesn NIT 8orbeonr, 2pons nno
ielbit NIT 0idp, 6em oeraeitieen Git
ser franaoiti9en &eeierung, ,,nterbal.
ten. 8enn INNER Der &uratpeIlen-
bienit beriaet, bietet oer iiblibe Eaoio-
oienit INNER nod bie @eleeenbeit ~
elmer 8erfebrsnermittlMng. @....@ :
Ser @aoiobienlt bat beIonoers feit
oem berfloiienen Belttrieg folofale
Sortidritte eemo9t. S9on gnoe bes
Sabres 1920 fonnten nene Maoiober>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21
Jaritersbiidpf &oits eeiturben

guy OcI |puAt@ thtlSiISHpVh 2tuSH
ribten erf1brt man, oob am berean=
9enen 80. Sftober 5iiriterabiibof
Or. Sieismlno 8aie in ieiner geii-
oen5 in Sal5burg ons benz 2eben &C.
fbieoen lit. @r nor bie befannteitc
@eftoIt i'm fotboliiben @piifopat res
Eobfriees -Seiterrei6 nnb ct er<
j6eint in bielem OILS Die Gerforpernna
Der aftipiitii6en gi6tnn9 I'M otter.
reidifben &otboliaismns nno bon
.oeiien pereebIi6en 8emiibuneen, oos
Sbidiol bes 2onoes an neneen. Ser
81. Stnbl botte bas erob3iigiee nnb
allieitiee @irfen Nier. @ois' mer>
fonnt, inoem er ibn i'm Sabre 1884
onf ben @r5biihofsitnbl BON Salabure
srbob. Nber ser Itol5e Sitel zines
.Erimas bon Qentiblono' fonnte bie
beroufaiebenoen abenoi6otten nidt
mebr peribeuden. Ser 3niommen=
brnd) Sefterreihs nno Der fatboliid-
bolitifhen 8eitrebnneen in bieiem
2anoe eoben Dem 8iidofsleben einen
troeiiben 9lsflone. Mier. 8oit
berforpert in ieinem aftipiitiihen @ir>
len nnb in leinem troaiid>en Sterben
cine gpo9e oes ne,i5eifli6en &otbo=
iaismns.
"@rabiIdof Nait beteiIiate f9 an
oem I'M Sabre 1926 81, Chicago OBJ
eeboltenen @uhoriitiiden &onereB.
8uiammen nit oen &oroinalen Saul
bober (Y'iinhen), unb Hiffl (@ien)
fom ct nod Sprinefielo, Sa., tpo Die
enropoiiben Yroloten lid in berbor-
raeenoer 8eiie on Der Srieoensper-
tommlung mb bem &otbolifentos
oes Central -8ereins beteilieten.
\
Mar. arnpio ale pberter Setter ber
fatboliidem Armeefaplane
8r0fbent RooIebeIt bot ben Stpit
Germ @m. 81. Mrnolo fir einen
aipeiten @ieriobrs >Sermin ols @bef
Der Ser. Stooten -@rmeefaplane er>
nannt. Mier. arnoIo bat ben Stang
zines 8rieabeeenerols, Der erfte Die
Ter Mrt in ser Mrmee. @eboren in
Boolter, Ohio, trot er i'm Sabre 1913
aem ,,@boploins' Gcrps' NIT Bent
Nona zines Sberlentnonts bel, nab
reno er feline Sh,oien in oer &atbo=
1Iden llniperfitdt in @aibinaton, 9.
s., fortleste. Mler. Arnolo lit pom
81. 8ater alm &ouspralat or. Sci
iafeit ernannt ipor6en.
Sim eonaen befinben iid snr 9eit,
nod benz 8eriht bes 3rieesoeport-
nents, 1890 armeefopIane in ser
Il. 6. Mrmee. @s tpor fir oieielben
ein NIT Arbeit reiheefiilltes Sobr
1941. Die @ottesoienite tpieien cine
@eIu6eraabl bon iiber elfeinbolb Mil-
Eonen o,f Mno bie 3obl oer 8eipre-
bmnqen nit Solbaten nnter bier an=
gen betrng 26 MiIlionen. Sic bot
ten ferner 2237 Chen einauIeanen nno
267O Son fen boraunebmen; onberoem
tpnroen $4,000 Bibelf,trie ee9eben.
Die Solboten aoeen ourdidnittlid
sic Yrebieten ibrer ei9enen &aplane
Senen bon eeleeentli6 beiudenoe'l
Geelioreern Dor.
X
eamtlide 96nfer Ser @eieai4aft bes
@Sttli4en @ortes I'M 8eFt ber
Naairegiernna
Q;o Ie44o roIn;GSo NioAorIoHunn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-21

| @eblrtenaiffer anf5uipeiien. 9ie aa-
tboliibe aftion bot iid ebenfalls Die
grtped,lng BON Brielterberilfen unb
Die @riinbltng nener Seminarien gum
3iel 9eitedt. Den reitloien 8emiibnn=
gen bes ausee5eibneten Staotsfiib=
rers Sala5ar lit es gelllngen, bas
leibIi6e nmo geiitiee @obl bes 2an~
ees 5u elmer nngeabnten S0be 5,l er>
beben.
&rptef eines bemtidjen protetantiiden
8ildofs
Den 8e,peis, DOB ,inter Der Haai-
reeierung iebe 9aelieion perfolet nno
,lnteroriidt miro, Iiefert Der Yroteit
oes proteitontii6en 8iihofs Dr.
@nrm ous @iirttemberg. Anldblid
ser @roffnlng Der Bropinaiolfonfe=
rena am 2. september 194t erfldrte
0r. Murm:
,,Nir {teben Dor einem britten
&riegsipinter nno mir alfe finb fiber
aeuet, oob in nnierm 8olt ni6t Die
@inbeit uno @iniateit beitebt, Die
not,penoia lit, ,lm Die ,lns beporite=
benoe nno id),pieri9e Aufeabe 3u 10
fen. @s lit besbalb I'M 10 beoouer=
liher, bob mir nnter oenl ibiperen
Druid zines @ineriffs in Die Gedte
nno sSreibeit oer Stride iteben. Wir
aeben be,,te oieien @efiiblen eon5 be-
lcnoern Ansorud,. ba nniere 8eibtpere
oen nno 4roteite biz iebt bon Der
n,obeebenoen 8eborbe nnbeo6tet &C.
blieben iino.'
Dr. @nrm fiibrte aus, spie Die
relieioie @r3ieb,lng nnterbunben nno
relieioie Snititute eeibloiien iporben
trob tpieoerbolter YroteIte.
.Mdbreno in anbern 2dnoern',
fubr ser proteitantifde @eiitlihe fort,
,,bon Ser .@eeierung alles eetan miro,
nm sic 8epolferlne al einen, ibeint
in Dentlhlanb bas @eeenteil Der
Sau an iein. Seit 8eeinn bes &riez
ees lit cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oer onoern eefolet sssn iteieenoem
Mabe ,piroe Der @influB Der Stride
auf Dos 8olf eeI6malert.
u8ilbet man iid Elm, baB onr6
iolhe Die Helieion bes 8olfes erihtpe-
renbe Wobnabmen mir bem Siege
nGber 81 riiden imiton6e Iein >per-
oen? sSerner ,po6lt INNER mebr I'M
relieios eeiinnten 8olfe bie Sur6t,
boB nod bent &rieee bie Stride nod
ibarfere Mabnabmen at erparten
bat. &ir mnroen aufeeforoert, nene
Opfer at brineen uno amor frenoig.
Wie fann elm Golt NIT fre,loieem
&eraen INNER eroBere Opfer brineen,
!penn es in ieinen beilieiten @efiiblen
berlekt nnb feiner unperouBerliden
Sreibeiten uno &e6te beranbt ipirb? !?
@ir bleiben unlerer &elieion niht
minoer trel1, als unierer 2iebe unb
Mnb0nelibfeit su uuierm Baterlanb.
X
abbrnd Ses GiHel.Snrms?
Das iiber elm babies sSsobrbunbert
alte Bariier @obraeiden ,2a Eour
@iffel', .bos ii6 984 SUB iiber Sem
CHAMPS be Nars erbebt, mag nun
audi bem 9rieee gum Opfer faIlen
Gin notionoles Metouiommh,nes-
fomitee, nnter Der 2eit,,ng oes War>
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Abbrnd5 bes Giffel-Snrms?

Das iiber Elm babies Sobrbunoert
alte Barrier @abraeiden ,,9a Eour
giffel'', bos ii6 984 Sub iiber bem
CHAMPS be Mars erbebt, mag nun
audi Dem arieee gum Opfer fallen.
Gin notionales Metoui iomml,nes-
fomitee, unter Der 2eitlne bes War-
iboa .Hetoin, befabt iid NIT bent
Hlon, oen eiiernen &urm aur @etpin=
nnng bon @iien abautroeen. 9os So.
,nitee lit beauftroet, eetpifie 8o,lten
nieoer5uleeen, sic tpeber biitoriiden
nod fiinitleriiden 8ert boben. Niele
franaoiiide &iinitler baben IGnelt ben
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-08
DAMAGES
 BURR ST. HOUSE.
Fire-Fighters Render Ex- ceIIent Service Reports
 Alderman GeIgauda

Damage of more than S2,O00 was caused by fire which early today swept three-family dwelling at S5 Burr street. Firemen 'battled the stubborn blaze for three and half hours.
 Alderman Joseph Gelgauda, one of the tenants in the building, gave high praise to the firenen for their work. He said they had prevented much more serious damage by their efficiency and courage.
 Fire Marshal Dennis J. Leahy, who gave the estimate of damage, said that the fire was caused by a discarded cigarette in closet in the second floor apartment of MT. and Mrs. Victor Dalton. The blaze swept through partitions to the third floor, attic and roof.
 The building is owned by Peter Digimas, who occupies an apartment on the third floor.
 Engines and T, Truck 3 and the booster answered an alarm at l:42 a. m., with Acting Deputy Chief Stephen Bloomfield in com- mand. The last company did not leave the scene until 5:0S 8. m.
 Firemen and policemen were able to remove great amount of furni- ture and furnishings.
 At 8:38 last night, firemen were called to 47 Dover street where an ashbox had caught fire. At 0:14, they went to 72 Walnut street, where car owned by Mau- rice Cushing, of Bethany road, Nau- gatuck, had caught fire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-08
{ Chemical Inspection
 Trip Pleases Geise
New York Rubber Company Official Visits Local Plant;
 Schools Planning Violin Classes

Chief Weaving attended 8 l0-day course sponsored by the Army at Amherst Mass. The new plant pro- lection plans will follow somewhat the instructions Chief Weaving re- ceived at this school.
 Violin Concert
 Kolitsch, world famous violinist, will present 8 private violin concert at the high school auditorium to- night, for the benefit of parents of high and grammar school music students.
 The Music Parents club will spon- sor the event, and have invited not only all music parents but all high school students of music as well. Henry Bagley will act as accomparl- ist. Mrs. Franklin Hubbell, presi- dent of the Music club will preside. Business at 7:30 o'clock with con- cert program at 8 p. m. Admission is free but by ticket. Apply for these to L. R. Corliss, music supervisor. All parents who have children in- terested in studying the violin should attend to hear this unusual talented musician.
 It is hoped violin classes can again be started in Naugatuck schools so that children can learn to play this greatest of all orches- tra instruments. Do not miss this opportunity to hear the violin in the hands of great master.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-08
OBITUARY

Ernest and Freddie Rosa; two sis ters, Jane and Matilda Rosa; her grandmother, Mrs. Mariantonia zappone; aunts and uncles; all of this city.
 The funeral will take place on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock from the LaPorta Funeral Home, 67 Holmes avenue to the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes at 9:45 o'clock. Burial will be in the family plot at Calvary.
 Friends may call at the Funeral Home today from I'll o'clock, and tomorrow 2-11 o'clock.
 GARRITY-Edward Garrity died last night at his home, 54 flaw thorne street, Hartford. A native of Sharon, he was the son of John and Mary (Crawford) Garrity.
 MT. Garr1ty is survived by his wife, Mrs. Annie (Lee) Garrity; two daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Win- ters of 32 Willow sstreet, this city; Mrs. Benjamin I. Mover of Hart ford; a son John K.e Garrity of Lakeville; three grandchildren, and th1se great grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held Satur- day morning from the Ahern funer- al home, 180 Pennington avenue, Hartford, at 9:15 o'clock to St. Joseph's cathedral at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in St. Mary's ceme- tery, Salisbury.