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La gaceta., 1942-10-30
DEL CENTRO OBRERO
Asamblcn de los 0brerOS
de- GrCdiAz AnniS D Co

Llamados por la Comisi6n dc
Quejas de las uniones de la in
dustria tabacalera Sc reunieror
anoche, en- 81 Centre Obrero los
trabajadores de la fabrica Ora.
diaz, Annis y Co.
Horas antes, la Comisi6n com
puesta por Francisco Barcena.
presidente del Consultivo, Alton
so Caned0 y el delegado Herr
lberto Sainz habia conference.-the
con John Levy, encargado de e.
sa fabrica, sobre las quejas pre-
sentadas por medic de un mani
fiesto que hace pocos dias Sc hi
ciera circular.
Las Quejas eran de muy pOca
importancia, luego de analizat
das. con la exception de una, re-
lacionada con la ley de horas y
jornales.
Ell delegado Sainz inform6 a
la asamblea q. una de las obre-
ras 'boncheras', de las q. traba-
jan con las maquinas, Sc queda-
ba corta, todas las semanas, en-
Is ruedas.
Para que no perdiera Ell ira
bajo, 81 capataz Raul Garcia la
ayudaba pidiendo a otras ma
quinistas", durante la semana.
tres ruedas a cada una.
Cobraba la 'bonchera" 16 do
Tres y en- Ia calle pagaba a sus
compaheras las Is ruedas.
Tn obrero habl6 para decir.
olvidando que la ley de horas J
jornale3 afecta a obreros y pa.
tronos, que no lie parecia ma.
que Sc ayudase a una compane.
ra 0 companero, pero sin la in.
tervenci6n de la firma.
Sainz le contest6, con muy
buen juicio, que 81 los trabajadC
res habian protestado de esa vic
laci6n de la ley, mad podian adj.
mitir 0 comprometerse a ayudai
a una compahera o companerC
''corto."
Isl hemos gritado por ESQ, nc
es possible que hagamos 10 que h
mos censurado.'
Terminate el informe Sc disc.
vic la asamblea. La Comisi6n d.
Quejas visitara csc taller en- Il
mahana de hoy, con el fin d.
estudiar el asunto de las banda'
puestas al reves.
Circula o. rumor de que el Co.
mite de Huelga de Gradiaz pa.
blicara IN manifesto eXplican.
do su posici6n.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
NACIERON 2,728,00 BEBI.
TOS Y BEBITAS

Washington, Octubre 30. -
Ell aho pasado nacieron en- Es'
tados Unidos, segGn la oficina
del censo, 2,72S,OOO criaturas,
elevando la poblaci6D, ell dia
/ de enero de 1912, a 1884,
965,000 habitantes.
Esperase Que ell n1mero de
n~aeimientos aumente en- 1912.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
ES POSSIBLE QUE HIGGINS
C~ONSTRUYA
TRANSPORTS

Washington, oct. 30.-La Sc
cretaria de guerra negocia con
Andrew j. Higgins, Ell presiden.
te de un astilero de New Or
leans, para que fabrique varlos
centenares de aviones transpor-
te de gran tamaho,
La habilidad de Higgins ha
sido reconoclda en- differences o.
c%asiones por Donald Nelson.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

Infringia la ley de horas y
iornales, seg1n ell acto celebra
do aver en- ell Centre Obrero,
la firma de Gradiaz-Annis Co.
Ell capataz, Sr. Raul Garcia,
para evitar que una "bonche-
ra" perdie,e ell trabajo, solicit
taba de las otras "boncheras
de maquinas' que la ayudasen
con Is ruedas semanales.
Cada una de las otras bon
cheras', por cOmpanerismo,
hacia tres ruedas para la "cor-
Ia.
Ell dia del cobro, la ampa-
rada sacaba de su sobre ell e.
quivalante de las Is ruedas
v distribute ell dinero.
No queremos criticar al Sr,
Garcia y tamoco a las obreras
gue por humanidad trabajaban
rara la "corta'; pero es indu-
dable que fue infringida o vio-
lada la ley de horas y lorna
les.
iY la acusaci6n Sc hizo pd-
blicamente, de modo que la
Administrator de Horas y
Jornales Sc vera obligada a
proceder!
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

La mas grata noticia de hoy
que ell War Labor Board apro-
DO va ell 7R % de aumento
concedido a los obreros de la
industrial tabbacalera.
Tendra efecto retroactive,
es decir, que los obreros cobra
ran desde lie dia / de octubre
a la fecha.
iSalud... y no olviden que el
impuesto de la Victoria abar-
ca a tod0s y es de 5%l
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
GRE OONDENADO
A MUERTE

Bronson, oct. 30.-El juez AID
kins conden6 a muerte, como a
sesino de X. ID. Shores, de Tam
pa, al exdemente Perry AGREE.
Harry Heavier, companero del
anterior, fue sentenciado a pri-
sion por toda la vida.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
,ES FUERTE Ell LIAMADO
SEX0 DEBlL

San Diego, oct. 30.-El jefe
de los m6dicos de la compania
de aviaci6n Consolidated Air
craft Corporation, A. c, Dick.
declare aqui que, libra por libra
las mujeres obreras son mas re-
sistentes que los hombes.
Las mujeres tardan mas item
20 en- cansarse y pueden resis-
tir mejor la tension nerviosa.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
SUBASTA DE 1 CASAS Y 6
S0LARES

Una subasta de cuatro casas
y seis solares Sc verificara Ell
fumes frente a Ia Casa Corte.
Esta situada una de las ca
sas en- la Noyena avenid. Horas
sehaladas: BESIDE las II de la
Imanana hasta las 2 de la tarde.
La adjudicci6n Sc hara al me-
jor postor. !,
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

Winston Churchill afirm6
aver que despu6s de Ia guerra
desapareceran en- ell mundo las
persecuciones raciales.
lCree ell primer ministro
ingles que tai bendici6n llega
ra al estado de Mississippi?
Els grande ell n1mero de
"perseguidores" Y "persegui-
dos,' racialmente en- ell estado
donde por sospechas @lyncha-
ron" a 2 ninos de ID amos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

Ell alcalde INFERNO, DR.. Vic
tor Rosenthal, anuncia que
nombrara cinco policias EN- au
sencia de Mr.. Chancey.
ST no cuenta con la anuen-
cia del Alcalde, la actitud del
alcalde INFERNO es muy POGO
deilcada.
Nc Sc juega a la politica con
un cargo de alta responsible
lidad Y ningdn hombre sensi-
BILE puede estar de acuerdo con
la actitud de Mr.. Rosenthal,
81 sus actos de ''interinidad'
no cuentan con ell apoyo de
Mr.. Chancey.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

ahora, que Sc establezca el re-
clutamienot de obreros.
Els otra prueba del carino
que por los trabajadores y sus
derechos siente ell presidente
Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

ia a la Junta de Reclutamien-
to, no a nosotros.
En- esta casa tenemos un ex
celente concepto de los hom-
bres que componen las Juntas
y que trabajan, dia y noche,
con ell mayor desinteres.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30


jercito rojo hizo una pequena
retirada ante fuerzas numer.
camente superioreS, en- ell sec
tor de Nalchik; pero los tan
Ques sovieticoS pusieron en- re-
tirada a las pesadas maquinas
del enemigo, en- Stalingrado, y
la infanteria mantiene sus III
meas. En- ell oeSte del Caucaso
los soldados ruSos reconquista
ron otra altura.
Los tanQues antitotalitarios
destruyeron l16 aaratos del e.
nemigo, todos de mas de 10 to-
neladas, y evitaron que los
nazis llegasen al distrito de la
fabrica.
I'm destacamento "hitleris-
ia lego haSta cerca de una
fabrica, durante un costoso a
salto apoyado por tanques, pc
10 despues tuVo que retirar>t.
LA nota Official dice que todos
los asaltcs fuer3n repelidos y
que las tropaS rusas mantle
men Sus po%siciones.'
All norceste de S'alingrado,
una columna rcja penetr6 las
defensas de los te%utones, i
brandose un " ,lento combate
cuerpo a cuerpo. Ell enemigo de
j6 abandonados 1870 cadaveres
y perdi6 tambi6n un Deposit
de municiones
La captHra de una loma. me-
dante contraataques en- ell
nordeste de Tuapse, puerto
del Mar Negro, Sc anunci6
hoy sin dar pormenores. En- 81
nuevo campo de batalla de
Nalchik los alemanes sufrie-
ron numerosas bajas. Este lu-
gar Sc encuentra a so millas
por ell suroeste de Mozdok,
Dice ell communicate: Nues-
tras tropas defender sus posi-
cinoes contra un gran numer0
de tanques. En- un sector, EN- ell
distrito de Nalchik, ell enemi-
go logr6 que nuestras fuerzas
retrocedieran.
Apesar de la violencia del
ataque, "Estrella Roja" anun-
ella que los alemanes sc retira
ron en- un punto en- su Marcia
hacia Ordzhonikidze, lugar de
comienZo del canine militar
Georgiano, que conduce a Ii
fills y ell vale del rio Kura.
Los diarios publican fotogra
fias de la nieve, del General
Invierno," en- las montahas.
Una de elias muestra a una di
vision roja en- marcia de avian
ce Y teniendo la nieve por las
rodillas.
Las fuerzas %soviGticas del
Caucaso interceptaron un men
safe de un battalion nazi que
estaba rodeado, fisicamente
agotado y sin alimentos.
FL mando russo lie do al ba-
TALON oportunidad de rendirse,
pero 81 jefe rehus6. DespuGs
de tres horas de combate ell ba
talon fuG cast exterminado y
los supervivientes capturados.
En- la batalla aGrea de Sta
lingrado, la ayiaci6n rusa usa
un preciable ndmero de "Stor-
moviks." Estes aparatos ac-
t1an combinadamente con los
cazas y especializan, con su
fuego de canon, en- derribar
bombarderos Y destruir tan
ques.
Los "Stormoyiks" sc defien-
den bien contra los "Junkers''
y "Heinkels. Estan protegi-
dos por una fuerte coraza y
equipados con exceptional ar
tilleria. Pueden dispersar a los
bombardero. con impunidad y
por medic de asaltos iniciados
a gran altura, abriendo ell ca
min0 q los eaxaS
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
PETIClONES DE CIUDADA
MA

Solicitaron aver la ciudadania
americana estas personas:
Rosa Valenti Parrino, Dome
Mica Greco, JOsefina Parrino,
Bernardo Martinez, Amelia Lac
cara y Sadie Edith DeBOe BeA@
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

Sc queja listed, senior, de
que 81 hijo de un personaje CO.
nocido por listed trabaja en-
los astilleros.... Y asi evade la
lev del servicio militar
Tenga la bondad de reves-
tirse de civismo y haeer la que
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

lie quedan a listed dos dias
para ingresar como miembros
en- la Association Civica Musi-
cal.
Cuesta la Quota annual, con
derecho a no menos de tres
conciertos, $3.50.
81 listed no quiere ir a los
conciertos puede ceder su tar
ieta a familiares o amigos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
PERMISOS DE CONSTRUC-
CION

Aver Sc corcedieron permisos
de constructor a Sears-Roe-
buck & Co., Lister Furniture,
Ida B. Decker, II. NJ. NARROW y
II. Strickland.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
Ell TEMPO

Suave para hoy. Minima, a
las 8 de Ia mahana, s5 grades.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

FL gObiernO no desea, pOr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
Wedding Ceremony
 In Cheshire Garden

The wedding of Miss Betty Ster- ling Lalley, daughter of Mrs. Charles K. Gordy of Woodbridge avenue, to Sheridan T. Whitaker of 154 Aston avenue and the late Judge Whitaker will take place Aug. 8. The cere- mony will be performed at four o. clock in the garden of the home of MT. and Hrs. John R. Chamberlain, uncle and aunt of the bride-elec in Brcoksvale, Cheshire. A reception will follow. The Rev. Edward Dan- iels of Fulton, N. Y, will officate, assisted by the Rev. Waldo F. Sav- age of Cheshire.
 Mrs. Frederic E. Hudson, Jr., sis ter of the prospective bridegroom, will serve as the matron of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Martha Robinson of Branford and Miss Mary Robertson of New Mil ford and Miss Mary Lane Gordy, sister of Miss Lalley. Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain, her cousin, will be the flower girl. MT. Whitaker has chosen Frederic E. Hudson, Jr., his brother Jaw, as the best man. The ushers are to be Paul Beetz, Jr., of Woodbridge, and Sterling Lalley, brother of the bride-elect.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
Relief Committee
 Met This Afternoon

Mrs. Charles Larkin of Middlebury presided this afternoon at the meet ing of the special gifts committee of the Allied War Relief Campaign.
 The committee includes: Mrs. Joel Ives Butler, Edmund J. Daly, Mrs. John H. Goss, Charles Greenblatt, Mrs. Patrick Healey, Mrs. Arthur Reed Kimball, William J. Pape, Da- vid Stein, Levi Wilcox, Rodney Chase and Herbert s. Smith.
 While ten countries, Russia, China Britain, Poland, Norway, Greece Czechoslovakia, Jugoslavia, Neither lands and Lithuanians will receive a general emergency fund is needed to take care of any other special ap- peals in connection with war suffer- ing which might come during 1922. The committee is planning this en- ergency fund.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
NdUdLAuxiLidry
 Scholarship

Announcement that the daughter of an officer or enlisted man in the Navy or Marine Corps will have the opportunity to enter college this Fall with the aid of a three hun dred dollar scholarship was made yesterday by Headquarters of the Third Naval District.
 The scholarship has been made available by the National League of American Pen Women, Inc, New York City Branch, under the spon- sorship of the New York Auxiliary of the Navy Relief Society.
 It will be awarded the girl select ed as best qualified and most de- serving from applicants within a radius of about 75 miles of New York City whose fathers are now serving in the Navy or Marine Corps.
 Candidates must be of college age and possess scholastic qualifications for college entrance.
 Girls who are eligible may submit their names to Chaplain Thomas B. Thompson, U. s. N, Room 807, 90 Church street, New York, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
MASTER BARRIERS
 FETE PRESIDENT
John CartellanO of Hart ford Presented With War
 Bond By Local Group

John Cartellano of Hartford president of the Connecticut State Master Barbers' association, was honored at a testimonial dinner at the Canal Lunch Tuesday evening by members of the Waterbury as- sociation. President John Heating of the local group officiated as toastmaster. Tribute was paid to the guest of honor for his out standing work in the interests of barbers over period of eighteen years. A defense bond was presented to MT. Cartellano as a remem- brance from Local No. 4, Waterbury Master Barbers' association.
 Among the speakers were State Barber Commissioner Joseph Ca millieri of Hartford, Conn; State Secretary Dick Cassino, of Hartford State Barber Commissioner Vito D. Urso, of New Haven and former To- cal President Albert Schiavone, who are also members of the State Ex- ecutive Board of Barbers. The ticket committee consisted of Michael Col itti, chairman, President John Keat- ing, Albert Schiavone, Anthony Sal zillo, and Emil Juliano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
Weddings
Personal

MT. and Mrs. Howard J. Stahl o Ansonia announce the birth of : daughter yesterday at Griffin hos. pital, Derby. Mrs. Stahl is the for. mer Hazel Fogg, daughter of MT and Mrs. Harold L. Fogg of Wash. ington avenue.
 Miss Lucille DiModugno of Wa. terville street is spending a vaca- tion at Lake Sebago, Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. William Rooney oi Dwight street have been entertain ing Mrs. Walter Canning and MT MT. and Mrs. John Shephard oi FlatbushS New York.
 Miss Edith Winestine of Wash ington, D. C., mas been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Wine stine of Plaza avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Conrad Drufa of Waterville street have with them their daughter, Mrs. Richard Hart and her daughter, Marilyn of Mil waukee, Wis.
 Miss Hazel Bichert of Pittsburgh Penn, is visiting her mother, Mrs Henry Henricksen and MT. Hen- ricksen of Wheeler street.
 Mrs. Florence Corcoran of Man vile street is entertaining her son, Sergeant Ellsworth Corcoran of Fort Edwards, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Katherine Brown
 Presented Gifts

Mrs. Emil Mark and Mrs. Kath- crime Hermann entertained re- gently at 8 shower in compliment to Miss Katherine Brown of Sylvan avenue.
 Among the guests were Mrs. Am allie Kiessling, Mrs. James O'Keefe, Mrs. Jacob Yeihn, Mrs. George Keihn, Mrs. Walter Cassidy, Mrs. Ellen Downey, Mrs. Edward Brown, Mrs. John Abel, Anna Kaiser, Mrs. Fred Petke, Mrs. Anna Stecher, Mrs. Louise Doderer, Mrs. L. Pellintz, Mrs. John Weihn, Mrs. Ruth Mor. an, Lillian Mark, Mrs. Ida Martel, Mrs. Doris O'Meara, Mrs. Carl Frey.
 Gladys Normand. Madeline Mark, Mrs. Curt Messing, Margaret Weihn, Mrs. Lambert O'Neil, Mrs. Emily wiebel, Mrs. Elmer Shove, Mrs, A. Wietn, Mrs. Charles Wiehn, Elizabeth Mutter, Mrs. Anna Brown, Mrs. Emma Rogers, Louise Mark, Mrs. Bertha Cramer, Mrs. Kunde, Joan Brown, Moselyn Brown, Stephan Bailey, Ann Hermann, Mrs. Stewart Crichton, Mrs. Jacob Hermann.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
George An1ic0ne
 GiUe1l FareWeH

George Amicone, who has left for military service, was the guest of honor at farewell party given recently at Bosco's Grill. Joseph Palladino, as master of ceremonies, presented him with purse.
 Among the guests were Raymond Amicone, Helen Amicone, Samuel Amicone, MT. and Mrs. Romeo Ami cone, MT. and Mrs. Eliseo DeAn- gelis, Henry DeAngelis, MT. and Mrs. Francis Sweeney, Leon Singleton, MT. and Mrs. Louis Santilli( Lawrence Santilli, Adelaide Santilli, Nicholas Santilli, MT. and Mrs. Gabriel Di- Meco, Giaciuto Amicone, Anthony Amicone, Fred Giampietro, Landy Famiglietti.
 James Daloisio, Peter Daloisio Tony Cialelli, Sam DiVirgilio, Ar mando DiVirgilio, Ralph Mazzaferro, Harry Palmerino, Rose Persio, Pearl Libertore, Joseph Morelli, Anthony Scardetti, Edward CarroStoski, Frank Rotella, Fred Mesa, Tony D'Am- ico, Camillp Dalesandro, Sam Pan- asee, Paul Masente, Angelo ~Baras- anok, David Gambozi, Patsy Im- bimbo, Henry DiRupo, MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Dilipone, James Perugini, Jennie LaVigne, Elvira LaVigne, An- geline LaVigne, Bart Serra, Dora Filipino and Adrian Nadeau.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16

Robert A. Harrington of Brook line, Mass, formerly of Waterbury, is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Adolphus Bedore of Willow street. MT. Harrington is accom- panied by his son, Robert, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
William Houston Guest At Party

Miss Catherine Hamilton of Chest nue avenue entertained ct c fare- well party in compliment to Wil- liam Houston of Ledgeside avenue. who has left for navy service.
 Among the guests were Maureen Butler, Baf:sSra OBrien, Lillian Adams, Marjorie Garrity, Joan Burns, Robert McInerney, Fraucle McGeever, James German, Mark Scott, Robert Conlan, John Sulli- van and James Campbell.
 The Reverend Thomas Ccnrahan. who has been visiting Mir. andAdrs. John Murnane of Pennington ave- nue. left today for New York city where he will remain for a few days before returning to his home In Butte, Montana. MT. and Mrs. Murnane recently returned from their wedding trip.
 Miss Mae Osborne of Ashley street is registered at the Barbizon- Plaza in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
Diana Forget Feted
 At Birthday Party

Diana Forget of Oakville was the guest of honor at a birthday party held at her home on Monday after noon.
 Among the guests were: Mrs. Leo Forget, and son, Leo, Jr., Mrs. Roc co Palombo, and sons, John and Ro- bert, Mrs. Connie Durante and chill dren, Rose and Domenic, Mrs. Pas quale Palombo and daughter, Mar garet, Mrs. Alfred Del Durentis and son, Anthony, Mrs. Bob Palombo and children, William and Pasquale Jane and Margaret ziello, Robert and Margaret ziello, Robert and James Palombo, MT. and Mrs. Sam uel Laopi and Mrs. Bertha Palombo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
Personal
Rita BaLdwin
 Feted At Party

Miss Mary Clare LAndy of Yonk- CTS, New York, entertained at tea and personal shower at Little Jack Little's Music Box in Yonkers on Tuesday afternoon in compliment Co her cousin, Miss Rita Baldwin of Hillside avenue.
 Mrs. Richard A. Baldwin and Mrs. James J. Landy poured.
 The guests included Gertrude Ma honey, Helen VanAckere, Irene Meehan, Gloria Brady, Mary Adele Crawford, Loretta Hughes, Jean Hunter, Helen Paul Claire Higgins, Airs. 4. Landy and Mrs. E. Hughes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Wednesday after noon tournament under the direc- tion of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty were north-south, Mrs. William Reynolds Mrs. George Mueller, 80h; Mrs. E. D. Hess, Mrs. George Bailey, 65z east-west, Mrs. James Duncan, Mrs Ralph Crane, 801; Mrs. George Goggin, Mrs. George Carney, 68.
 The official standing is: Mrs Duncan, Mrs. Crane, 23S1s; Mrs Reynolds, Mrs. Mueller, 221; Mrs Hess, Mrs. Bailey, 2061A; Mrs. Bolan, Mrs. Stamford, 2O41s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
Italian Sisterhood
 Lists Service Men

The Italian Sisterhood met Mon day evening at Florio Post, with Mrs Joseph Pernatozzi presiding.
 A request was made for the names of sons, brothers, husbands and sWeethearts of members who are serving with the armed forces. Miss A. Lucia Matarazzo of Kingsbury Court will register the list so that gifts may be sent to the men.
 The club accepted an invitation to attend the food demonstrations be- ing conducted by the Nutrition Council at the Connecticut Light and Power Company.
 The next meeting will be held on August 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
Chase Garden Opens For Saturday Party

Miss Helen Chase will open her garden adjoining that of Mrs Arthur Reed Kimball for the bene- fit party on Saturday afternoon. Bundles for Britain is sponsoring the affair.
 Mrs. H. Fleisher of Watertown is in charge of the grab-bag. Charles Daloisio, accordionist, will appear in costume. Tickets may be obtained at the Mercy Boyd Book Shop, West Main street.
 The gardens are located on Grove street, opposite First avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16

M. and M9s. Harold Bunnell of Prospect road are entertaining Mrs. Norman Bunnel of Baltimore, Md.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
Cheshire Student
 Actiue At Pembroke

Miss Hope Morley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. Oakley Morley of Moss Farms road, West Cheshire, the president of the Brownies as- sociation at Pembroke college in Brown university, is to be in charge of all U. s. o. activities for the college. Pembroke girls will serve as hostesses at the U. s. O. head quarters in Providence from time to time during the year and will be invited to the Officers club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16

Lake Michigan is the only one of the Great Lakes entirely within the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-16
Women or Moose
 Appoint Chairnen

The Women of the Moose. met last evening with Mrs. Angeline Carisio, Senior Regent, presiding.
 The committee chairmen named for the term include: publicity, Mrs. Beatrice Bertrand; social service, Mrs. Margaret Lonegan; home mak- ing, Mrs. Louise Thomson; child care, Mrs. Eva Yackel; library, Mrs. Alma Seers; membership, Mrs. Mae Rinaldi; ritualistic, Mrs. Anna Kelley; Moose Heart, Miss Catherine Fitzgerald and Mrs. Grace Ranau- do; alumni Mrs. Alice Bertrand; hospital guild, Mrs. Anna Cyr; war relief, Mrs. Marion Bucking- ham; Academy of Friendship, Mrs. Mary Commerford; College of Regions, Mrs. Margaret Dahl: relief matorn, Mrs. Mary Squires.
 Following the business meeting, a social hour was held. The group will meet August 5 at Moose hall.
 MT. and Mrs. John Moriarty of this city, and MT. and Mrs. J. A. Guillaume of West Bedding, are registered at the Ambassador hotel in New York city.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-27
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See PAGE FOur

/, What is the name of Henry
Ford's new airplanc plant in Mich
Igan?
=. Is the Reconstruction Flnanc"
Corporation an independent agency
or am agency of the Department OF
Commerce?
8. "Alwavs Faith" is the motto Of
the L. S. Army, Navy, Marine Corps,
or Coast Guard
t. There are more Japanese IN
Hawaii than in continental United
States; true or false?
5. MungO Park was a famous his
torian, explorer, II t~heologlan?
s. Which one of these is not Il
breed of cat, ManX, Maltese, or Dali
matian?
7. With what sport was Sammy
Bird, recent winner of the Greater
Greensboro golf tournament, former
ly associated?
8. In what novel is Hester Pryn-
ne the heroine?
8. Which country has the greatest
railway mileage?
10. Which three of the following
cities have U. S. MINIS: Albany. Den
yer, Galveston, OskalOosa, Philadel-
phia, San Francisco, Warrington, u
c.?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-27
Older Men
Register
Under Draft

Vance county men i'll the 10
65 age group crow dcd rcGistrl-
ton places early today A. they
reported for listing III the ma
tiunNid registration under the
seize We service act.
Re istrati0n places in Hen
der>on ard through out the oun
" opened 1T : o'clock this morn
ing and will remain open until
6 o'clock tonight TO handle the
listing ut the estimated 2.oOo
men III the county who Will pre-
sent themselves a. subject to call
tor Wal duty.
At the county >elrCtiNc service
headquarters in the po>toitlcc
huiiGiae in Henderson there vas
4 steady stream of men taxing
the efforts Of A large group OF
officials, ana reports of a similar
rush were received from the
Other registration places. Calls
for additional volunteer workers
augmented the >iatts and it WAS
believed that non of the regis
trantS would be required to
stand III line for any great length
of time.