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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10
Merchandise
4 Articles Wanted to Buy

WANTED AT CE-Large 1lattop trunk. Must be in good condition. Call Naugatuck 3722.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10
DIAL DOINGS
By yl1n Parksr

6y yAm Parker
 Tom Slater, who emcees the Monday night WATR- Mutual riot- ous quiz program, '"The Better Half," isn't bothered too much by gas rationing, but he'd like a few more rubber fish, if you don't mind X. Tom had planned to stage Q contest on the husband wife quiz to determine which member Of the family was more adept ct fish- Ing. The show had gone on the air, and a tub of water was ready for the fishing act, but when the time for the stunt neared, 1t was discovered that nobody had been able to obtain Q rubber fish. :. They sclrried in and out of every flve-arld- dime, hardware and toy store in the neighborhood, but came back enpty-handed. Tn despara- tion, the prop man called an oflcial of the United States Rubber Com- pany, but this solved nothing, for the nabob reported that rubber fish were as scarce as tires Finally, the prop man found Che answer. He dashed down to . sec food restau- rant and brought back . real live rsrehl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10
, WAR QUIZ

T This silver eagle is Won by Ls Q colonel in the American Army. Does the insignia Of q colonel in the m
 Marines difFeF2 sTahStSYTY .a. The Japs
 pushed hard in BIIV%
 their campaign In Burma trying to sinish the job before the monsoon came, IS a monsoon q drought, q dust storm Or Q strong wlnd which brings heavy TRlH9
 q The NaEi government found lt necessary to tell its people that Hltlar's pet storm Troopers WeTe 1arving with the armed forces and that many had been killed. was tlais due to Q desire t0 Ahow how rave they are, te prove they havsn't got soft beFths boselng the civilians ar0EAd or t0 intimlaate tIae United Matl0ns9
 Amuunaaa am Maek EnRa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10
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 Sketch
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 WABC--Fletcher Wiley l:S0-WEAF-"Lorenso Jones" WABC-Children Are People 4:4S--WEAF'-"Young Wilder
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10

LIVIN0ROOM-Bedroom and Din- ingroOm Set. Gas Stove and other household articles. Inquire 626 Wil- low St. or Phone 4-408O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10

Kay KySer N paying for the ex- peaseg 0f his musicians on their current menthslong tour of army camps. He personally foOts the bills for transportation and hotel accommodations. s'T Love A Mys- tery" win bow off the Blue Net. work ct the end of this month. {. HAnny R0ss is due back on the air next month, if present plans do not 1ainCaFry. It will be wedding bells for WATR-Mutual sports. easter Don Dunphy and Muriel Keating . week from Saturday. :. The Tommy Riggs show, summer sub for Burns and Allen, will be heard via CBS instead of NEG. This may mean that B & A will be a CBS feature in the fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10

BUNKER HIIL,-One-f family house, 10 rooms, 3-car garage, automatic oil heat. Excellent for rooming house or large family $e,6O0-down payment, $2yO00. Tel. 4.l646.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10

The happlest Consequence" ever handed out by Ralph Edwards on the NEG Truth or Consequences'' series we meted out to Mrs. Daniel A. Doyle of West Townsend, Mass, last Saturday night. When Mrs. Doyle in whose front parlor the unique broadcast was held that night, failed to tell the truth in answer to Edwards question, she was told to draw aside the curtain sep arating the studio-parlor from the dining room. There, in grinning salute, stood her young son, an en- sign in the Navy, for whom Edwards secured Q special furlough for the occasion. The stunned silence which greeted the sight of young Daniel, Jr, packed terrific wallop for loudspeaker listeners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10
ReaL Estaee For SaIe
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10
g Shore Places For Sale

OWNER will sell or rent modern furnished cottage. At Lakeside on Lake Zoar. John Ebersole, White Plains, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10
Rooms. Bn0rd. Hotels
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Real Estate For Sale
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10

Woody Herman's band, now on tour, has just signed to play Holly w0aA'sA Palladium for six weeks {, st0gtinS July 21. They may make another flicker for Universal dur ing their stay on the coast. I like the verse turned out recently by Tom Wallace, who pilots Uncle Walters DOgh0use: Roses are red, vAsaNts are blue, sugar is sweet wasn't it?" Mutual Network rgsarts that next week 1t will give over 15 hours to war effort broad casts. Newest thrusts against the AxiS are "Stars and Stripes in BuBeain," presented on Sundays at 7:3O, and 'The Fight Against In- fIation," heard Wednesdays and Fridays at S:15 p. m. WATR's Double or Nothing" has Its 9Oth consecutive broadcast this week and simultaneously launches into another 13-week period for the same sponsor. There will be an added Hit to the Fibber McGee music this week. Not only is it spring, but maestro Billy MillS arranger, Ralph HOllenbeck, has just been married.
 WATR, tonight. Col. Samue Fisher, State Defense Administrator will be heard in another of his weekly messages at 7:30. Cal Tin ney takes another half-dozen na. tional figures over the bumps as ht "Sizes Up The News" at 8 "Made in Berlin" is the title of to. nights episode of You Can't Dt Business With Hitler" (who want! to?) at 8:15. A new musical show Navy Blue Rhythm," makes its bow at 8:30. Dick Judgens' swel band is featured. Tonight's WATE dance parade presents Les Brown al lO:l5, Jimmy Joy at l0:3O and Tee Weems at 10:45.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10

Marines diReF2
 2, The Japs pushed hard in their campaign
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-10
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The Nome nugget., 1942-08-12
NOTICE AS TO
 BIRTH CERTIFICATES

The Board of Census of the De partment of Commerce has is sued a notice to the various Reg istrars of Vital Statistics through out the country, that hereafter a fee will be charged for the ex- animation of census in all cases. Frank A. Boyle is registrar of Vital Statistics in the Territory of Alaska. Where the eXamina- ton is to be made in due course of business the fee is $1, but where the applicant is in a hurry and wants immediate action a fee of S3 will be required.
 In view of the recent decision by the Government, not to re- quire birth certificates of persons applying for work in defense activities. 1t is likely that there will be little necessity for inquir- ies of the Census Bureau in the future
 Paul V. McNutt, Chairman of the War ManpoWer Commission, has announced that applicants in defense plants need no longer present birth certificates to prove citizenship Applicants merely need to sign, in the presence of an army or navy plant represent atiVe, that he is citizen and that he knows the penalty for misrepresenting his status. The fine for such misrepresentation is Sl0.00O or five years imprison- ment or both.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-12
WIEN AIRLINES

Aug. 10 - Sig Wien made a .rp 10 Candle with Jin Robbins and Clifford Rudd. H. S'arling vas a returning passenger from sh.shnaref via Wales and Teller Robert Shankel arrived in Nome from Teller.
 Bill Paine returned to Nome frem Fairbanks with expres and Floyd Pawlook from Tan ana. Freight was taken to Bluff.
 Aug. II --B.ll Paine made a rip to UnaIakleet with Ms Morgan, returning to Nome vi2 Hayccck.
 Sig Wien left for Fairbanks va Ruby with Robert Pherrin.
 Aug. 12 Bill Paine made a trip to Council and Beaver CT. with express.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-12
Fire CauseS Damage of S21, 900 At Cordova As School Building Blazes

CordoVa, Aug. - r IT e ;, thought to have been caus- ed by spontaneous combus- ton in the chemistry lab oratory recently gutted the upper floor of the old part of the school building and caused extensive damage to both the old and new parts of the building.
 The old part of the build ing is of frame construc- ton and the new part is concrete.
 The total damage is esti- mated at $21, 1,000.
 Difficulty in securing ma terials and equipment pre- sents a problem to the city and school officials to get ready for the opening of the fall term of school.
 There is a possibility the municipal building may be pressed into service to meet the emergency.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-12
Installation Of New
 Giant Transmitter for KFAR Goes Ahead Fast

Installation work on Radio Sta ton KFAR's giant new transmit ter, which when installed will blast forth Alaska'S strongest radio signal, is progressing rapid ly, according to advices from the station management.
 In answer to hundreds of in- quiries as to the opening date of the new transpission with 5000 watts of power in comparison to the present 1000 watts, KFAR en gineerS state that there is a pos sibility of broadcasting the first programs on October 1st, with a remote possibility of an even ear Her date.
 Anxiously awaited in Alaskan cities and towns not now receiv- ing KFAR programs, Bud Eos ter, KFAR manager reports that people in these areas are writing for full information on the in- creased power and added service.
 Full Time Service
 Il is conserVatively estimated by KFAR engineers that KFAR will give full time service to all major Alaskan cities and towns in Greater Alaska and nighttime coverage to cities in the north ern section of the Alaska Pan handle such as Skagway, Jul neau, Sitka, Petersburg and Wrangell. The high, mountain ous region which separates these cities from the Interior is a nat ural barrier to radio signals.
 Will Have Unlimited COverage
 KFAR at night will however, have an unlimited coverage and easily should be heard on the Pacific Coast.
 More complete details on the progress of the installation will be hear over KFAR each Mon day evening at pm. Fairbanks time) when Manager Bud Eos ter and Chief Engineer Stan Bennett discuss the progress of the work just to keep the listen- CT informed on latest develop ments and take him behind the scenes" for an intimate glimpse of what makes the wheels go round
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-12
VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Alaska's General Election occurs next month Sept. Sth. Among the things our country is fighting to preserve is the right of ballot - the right of free people to elect their representa- lives in Government
 Every citizen who is qualified voter in the 2nd Division should cast his vote election day. If your work or business does not permit going to a voting pace, provided you are two or more miles away, you up to two days before elec- ton, cast an absentee ballot at the U. 5. Com missioners office of your district, you can write to your commissioner requesting that an absentee ballot be mailed to you.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-12
TO AID SOLDIERS HUNTING LAW

WASHINGTON, Aug. - Sol diers stationed in Alaska will enjoy the low rate given resi- dents on fishing and hunting privileges after having b n there one year under legislation Delegate Anthony J. D;mond .n- troduced in the House.
 The resolution would provide soldiers with a s rate and would also extend the residential rates 10 aliens who had taken cut their first papers.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-12

LOST-One Army sled dog an swering to name of Fairbanks Jack. Grey and white markings with chain burns on lower part of neck. Weight about 80 lbs. Reward. Notify Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1942-08-12
FOR SALE

5-inch De Laval pump and Chevrolet engine. 800 it. Sin. 16 guage hydraulic pipe - good condition. Prices reasonable. In- quire at Nugget Office.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
Die Strasse der Verlorenen
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bent gooen Itano, blifte ih MIDI 10.
fort unL Oh nidt gltbea's Rinoer oa
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tpar mir ourbaus niht 5lpeifelbaft.
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fben Sdonbeit gelpeien, oaB ibre
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6aB 1T SEN aoern oieier lauolihen
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mir ertpartete @irf,.ns eebabt bate,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18

| lit 9etuobnlid bier, aber id febe ibn
nirgenos. 8ieueid)t iibernilnmt's Ell
ner ser Sarmeriltngen bier"
Aber iie ihieneu Idmtli6 eutldie-
Sen abgeneigt - es madte beinabe
Sen @iuorrd> aIs Oh lie anelt bdtten.
ltno idon begann id, mein 3leio ein
tuenis auf5uiteden lrm mid SIT Sub
aIf oen 8eg 81 MAIDEN, als ein flei>
ner, alter, ungenlein Oiirftig altsles
BENDER Wann in eiuer iebr altmooi-
lden Rutlhe borfubr uno nit einer
offenbar aus Ieiner Sbiihtern6eit
entIpriugenoen Serlegenbeit fra9te,
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elite MIDI, ia 51 Iagen, moraui er in
foum perItanolider Weile ein paar
SSorte bon 6raulein &nolps uno pie
leio es ibr tdte, ooB iie nidt Iel6er
fonlllcn fonne, lerporItanmelte.
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nad)te mir partonsilniih Dor, id moge
ood) einiteigen.
ginen iebr ermlltigenoeu ginorlld
nacbte Sic gan5e Sade nidt um 70
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ldnoliden ;}ui6auer sic &0pie 51lam.
menltetten, niteinonoer iliiiterteu
uno nellgierige 9lite auF mid, Sen
Alten llno oaS Subrlperf luarfen.
aber id iuar feineslpegs in ser Stint
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uno fragte mid nit sroBer S0ilidteit,
ob es nteine Ablidt lei, einige Gage
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rem gebabt, tuare aber crit iebt oa5u
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tadte aber babel Sen @inorud Sc.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
Ritt,po&, Sen is. Msrs 1919

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mlBte, ridtete id mid entidlofiem
auf - freilid nidt, obne nod einew
langen iebniiidtigen 8lid auf Die
freunolide StraBe, bon Der mir uus
10 raid entfernten, 81 suerfen. Weiue
aueen fielen auf ein 2anobdusden,
an oeiien offenem 5enlter Elm mir
lebbaft 5ituinfenber &inoerfopf iiht-
bar ipuroe, uno es fr0itelte mid bet
Sem @eoanfen> SOB id zines ser per-
fritppelten 9inoer, pelde nod bent
@rpce'iden 8eridt bielen gingang
sur ,,Strabe Der 8erlorenen" aetoil-
iermaben Itets beluadten, geieben uub
oeiien aufmerfiamfeit erregt bate.
3Ipar beridpano bas Saus int, tGd-
item Woment binter SEN 3weigen oer
5idtenbiume, aber es oauerte lonae,
ebe id bas eifrige &inoerseiidt ,ns
Die auf mid oelltenoe Sano, ipelde
mid pielleidt als 6as nadite Spfer
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ten Strabe ooer tuenigItens ols Git.
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aasenblid iebod fam mir ser @e.
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l'no oem Ibenteuer o,ts5nmeiheu.
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leltlomes, falt ltngeItiim SIT nenuenoes
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bon slnfong on mitten in Sen Sd)au.
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9eoelltllng ber 8orte oes Stotons-
oorltebers, fotuie 6ie 8lide ieiner sort
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lpe't entfernt babon, mid bierourd.
nleoergeoriidt 5u fiiblen, tpirften otefe
3ei6en orubenber @efabr nur att.
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mem Ser5 lebbafter ihlug seraoe als
oh tie bereits Dor mir itGnoeu, oiefe
l'tngen Seltte, pel6e, ipie id oel.tlh
erfannte, sic Spfer elmer 8erfettltna
10 tragI'her 1tno lnbegreifliber I'm.
ltonoe ae'por6en luaret,, bo6 uur eine
.6rnu ipIe ib ilnitanbe iein fonnte,
ne BON oem auf ibnen loitenoeu Ser
oadte SIT befreien mo i6neu sic Mdl.
t1tng lno oas 8ertrauen ibrer gtot,.
barn ipeoer51geminnen.
Sd beraab, oaB sic MGodeu eineu
Bruoer batten l1no Dab ~s(6er neiu.
td min oem @ange ser @reianille
ntht oorereifen. 60 pie sic @reia.
nilie fid) enttpidelten, lpia id iie e.
5ablen, - uno nit ebenfo eerinaer
8orbereit'na.
Ser 5armer, .uelher mid f,.br,
rno Der, tpie id lpdter erIltbr, Gins.
bprb bieb, aeigte cine art bartnddi-
gen Sntereiies fir mid, oas mid an-
ter anoeren, tpeniger atfreee.toeu
Berbaltnifien amiiIiert ODER bieueiht
audi meinen nnluillen erregt babew
tpliroe. Sd iab, tuie er mid pie6er
uno tuleoer boiler grItaunen muiterte,
pie er geluiiiernaBen bon Ropf bis
gu SUP WaB nabmL Inn Ih(ieblid lei
men 8lid auf mein @eIidt au rihtem
nno 5luar nit einen Atsorud, oer
mir bielletft upldbmpiehpIt hnhea