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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-18
nROER OF NOTICE


 STATE OF CONNECTICUT. JUDI. CTAI. DISTRICT uE WATER- RuRY, ss, wATERBURY, peeom' Der l6, X, D, igis,
 UPON THE COMPLAINT of tho above named Plaintln praying Tor reasons therein set forth for. tore- closure of tax liens upon and pos, session of certain lsmd sn,r, s,Su",SSo nn ,So easterly side of Toros Avenue, being shown as Lot No, si6a on Map show ing revision ot Lots 20A.2lo.sl6 of Docotor Plat Est, Juno (, 1927, Volume s, page 70, more fully ue' seribod in said complain in an ae' ton between tho above named par. tlos, returnAble before the Court oi Common Pleas for the Judicial Dis ticut, on the first Tuesday of Jan' uary, letS, it appearing to and beinf found by tho subscribed authority from an affidavit attached to said complaint that tho Plaintiff has been unable to ascertain tho whereNboutS of the above named Angelo Tremalio if living, or to ascertain who arc his creditors, if any thoro be it he is dead, and it further appearing that tho notice most likely Co como to their attention Is by publication as hereinafter ordered;
 THEREFoRE, TT IS ORDERED, That notice of tho pendeney of said netion and complaint he given to tho said Angelo Tremallo if living, and if not living, to his heirs, representatives, creditors and widow If any there be by some proper officer causing copy of this order to be published In tho Waterbury Democrat, a newspaper printing and publishing in said Waterbury three days successlvely commcnctng on or before the 18th day of December, iats, and that return be mado to this Court, -
 JAMES F, MCKNIGHT, Clork of the Court of Common Pleas Judicial District of Waterbury, STATE of CoNNNEcTIcUT, NEW HAVEN COUNTY, ss, WATER BURY. Dec. 18th, i9is,
 Tho within and foregolnlng is R true and attested copy of the Original Order for publication in my hands for service,
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WE-Will sell furniture, rugs, stoves and other household goods at the lowest prices in town, Alberts Furniture Co.,, Waterbury.
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other expansion, he would be
faced with the insupcrablc hurdle
of lack of needed materials and
labor. -"
That may not be pleasant read
ing for those who ignorantly be-
lieve that the rich can pay for all
war cost, but it represents the
exact facts. If we bleed industry
white during this war, we will all
pay for it after the warm lost
jobs and lost opportunities.
The truth is that all of us, low
income bracket and high-income
bracket alike, are going to have
to pay for this war. The chances
are that we will have to pay in
part through a Federal sales tax,
distasteful as that is to polite
ians with a weather-eye out for
votes. We might as we'll get used
to that idea now.
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CLEVELAND WEST
WHIRL
By "Fritz"

Cleveland, Ohio, April 80 =
With Woman Bloch pushing a
warship around and Private
Schnell pumping a Motorcycle
for the 37th Mechanical Calvary
out there on the West Coast
things are pretty soft back here
in Cleveland. With those two out
there the Japs land the girls)
will be. we'll taken care of.
With all these nice summer
nights coming along nothing
like taking a trip we'll to Metro
politan Park anyway, or we could
journey north (R mile to Lake
Erie). How about some good
ideas at the meeting tonight for
the fast approaching summer.
That first team picked on the
I. S. J. A. All-Star Team would
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on, James Cagney and Joan Ben
nett will appear in a series of
dramatic numbers. while Ray
Middleton and Desi Arnaz will
handle the male vocal spots.
In the process of selection is a
chorus of Hollywood's most gla-
morous starlets, whose billing
will justly read, "the most beauti-
full chorus in the world"
The gigantic benefit is being
staged under the joint sponsor
ship of the Navy Relief Society
and the Army Emergency Relief.
Tickets at $1.l0, $40, $3.50,
$3.50 and patrons tickets at $40,
including tax, are on sale now.
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THE SAVING FUND
OF THE NATION

In a letter to the New York
Times, Gustav STOPPER, an eco
nomist with a international repu-
tation, has this to say OF the poll
cy of soaking corporations" with
excessive taxes: These taxes
cut entirely into the saving fund
of the nation. By thus cutting
t~hereserves of American industry
we may create CHASTITY conse-
quences for the day when We
shall have to face postwar prob
lens. By that time America vii
have a huge industry with vastl,
expanded capacity, and no work
ing capital to run it. Is that what
the Administration and Congress
want?
"1t is a transparent fallacy to
believe that huge corporation
taxes contribute anything to the
fight against initiation. No indus
trial corporation today is capable
of expanding for any but wa
purposes. If any executive would
be reckless enough to think OF
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Fifteenth Annual TSJA
Convention News

What r tine Juniors thinking
about? What are all the Juniors
talking about? What are all the
Juniors planning for? Why, you
guessed it.....h The Fifteent
Annual T. S. ]. A. Convention of
;coure. This year the great cele-
bration will be in that perfect
convention city, Cleveland West,
on June 20 and II. Anyone and
everyone who's ever been at a
convention knows all .abaut the
grand times, the swell people you
meet, the delicious meals, that
big dance and all the other thou
sand and one things that make
up a successful convention.
This year we want to make the
convention II of the really out
standing affairs in the Junior
Saxon history. The committees
have been working for months
to guarantee every Junior a Won
derful time. Arrangements will
be made for everyone's conven-
fence. All of the meetings, dances
and meals will be held at the
Cleveland West Sachsenheim.
One of the finest hotels in Cleve-
land will be secured for sleeping
quarters. A swell orchestra will
be furnished for dancing. But
these are just a few of the details.
You can see we are doing our
part. Will you do yours? Come to
Cleveland on June 20 and Fl to
celebrate YOUR Convention.
Watch this column for more
news.
Publicity Committee.
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,,;SHE;;dIS95gNyX,S,
By Elizabeth Ungar

Cleveland, Ohio, April 80 -
Our Bazaar was a big success,
thanks and our heart felt appreoi-
alton to all those who attended and
to those who sent donations and
sold quilt tickets. OFT Gatzki, SOB
East 10th ST., won the quilt.
Our next meeting will be held
at the home of Rene Reimer, 500
East 10th Street, ON Thursday.
April 80.
The following meeting will be
in two weeks, May Ia, at the
home of Betty Weber. 1883 Tr-
bana Ave., and again we cordially
invite all young n of the St.
Johns church to come and join
our group.
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PUBLIC AUDITORIUM
Victory Caravan of Hollywood
Stars comes to Public Audi
forum May 8:

Bob Hope today joined the
Victory Caravan of Hollywood
Stars" which goes into rehearsal
for its nationwide tour studded
with stars whose aggregate an
nual incomes exceed $4,000, 900.
The gigantic show comes to
Cleveland Public Hall on Sunday
evening, May 8, and tickets are
available at the box office in the
Union Bank of Commerce and
the Music Hall box office, East
9th and St. Clair.
Hope will act as master of cere-
monies for the show. The show
will play in only twelve cities
and will last three hours.
Hollywood's foremost gag writ
RS are working furiously to sup
ply the players with comedy ma
teria1.
Charles Broye, Pat O'Brien,
Olivia DeHavilland, Merle Ober-
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CHICAGO SOUTH
JUNIORS NEWS
By Fritz" and BILLY"

Chicago, ILL.,, April 3O-The
Chicago South Side Junior Sax
ons last monthly meeting turned
out to be very interesting in more
than one way.
We had the best attendance
that we've had in a long time.
The dance committee reported
that our plans for Our dance are
coming along fine.
Our membership drive .is still
on. Already we have two new
members. They are Martha Gier-
ling and Walter Lining. We'll
come to our club and we hope
you will both be with US for
many years to come.
The Roller Party the Juniors
attended on Monday, April Is,
was a big success. Everyone that
attended had a very good time.
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Marie SCHNEIDER

Detroit, Mich, April 3O-The
things are pretty quite around
here this week. Nothing to get
excited about since, bowling sea-
son has ended.
The boys have been out at
Chandler Park practicing base
ball but it must be too warm for
he girls, only a few were present
The social, a wiener roast, will
be held at the picnic grounds Fri
lay. May lst. Everyone is to meet
1t the church. See your cards for
he time. For a jolly evening,
everyone come and. bring your
friends and a songsheet. We'll
have a good old singing j%amborre.
1t is secluded enough out there,
so nobody will complain of the
noise!
To Cleveland West
We're sure glad, here in De-
troit. that your gang has the T.
5. J. A. convention this year and
you can bet your spare time (if
YOU still have une) that as many
Of us Detroiters as possible will
be hiking your way in June.
Church Dedication
Another reminder for the home
club and the out of towners also.
The dedication of our new church
will be Sunday, May 10th, Moth
ers Day, and everyone is cordial
ly invited to attend the services
to be held at II 90 a. m. The ban
puet will be held at Carpathia
Hall Immediately after the SER
vices, and there will be dancing
to the Rhemngold Orchestra later
in the evening. We're hoping to
see a lot of familiar faces that we
have not seen for a long time.
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ROLLER DERBY
AT ARENA

Replete with thrills, chills and
spills, the new streamlined edi-
ton of the Transcontinental Roll
Ter Derby will move into the
Arena for a 10 night series, Begin
ming Thursday, April 18th.
Cleveland and Chicago teams,
presenting many of the old local
favorites together with a host of
new speed stars, will meet in the
local series.
More action than ever is pro-
missed Roller Derby devotees as
the derby stars pack all their &C
ton into 10 nights of fast COM
petition. The addition of younger
talent, both boys and girls, has
stepped up the tempo of the skat,
ers and now the dizzy whirl to
nowhere is really hitting an all
time nigh for speed and thrills
Lovely Johnnie Kobush, the
blonde bombshell on rollers, a
newcomer to Cleveland, will CO.
captain the Cleveland team. along
with Yves Aronson. Russ Baker
and Oneida Reynolds, the full.
blooded lroquois Indian princess
will lead the Chicago team.
Aronson who will lead the
Cleveland team is one of the bes,
skaters in the business. The Ba.
ker-Reynolds combination of Chi.
cago, is reported to be the
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QUESTIONS?
(See answers to these questions
on page ~

/. What sprir,gtime sight in
Washington has been the signal
for a vast annual pilgrimage to
that city since 1909?
2. How many islands are in the
Philippine group?
3. How many governors of
New York subsequently became
president of the United States:
Can you name they?
4. What wartime disaster that
shocked the entire world occur
| rel off the coast of Newfoundland
80 years ago. this month?
S. What well-known Ameri.
can has taken an apartment at 20
Washington Square West, New
York City?
E. What is the antithesis of
black?
7. What is the size Of Gibral-
tar
8. What two signs of the 70
diac begin with "A"?
9. In what country is Water
loo, the scene of Napoleon's de-
feat?
10. Who was the Ancient Ma
riner? h.
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the states and endeavor to fos-
ter the Saxon spirit of sociability
and virtue so that they may be-
come affiliated with the Central
Verband and other Saxon organ
izations." We have the Saxon
spirit of s~ociability there is no
doubt about that. But have any
seriously considered becoming af-
iliated with the Central Verband =:
Or did you just join the Juniors
to have a good time?
Girls, here is something for
you to think about. With all the
talk Of physical fitness that has
been going around there is a pos
sibility that we can do our part.
How would you like to organize
a mushball league this year since
it is doubtful whether there will
be enough boys to play? 1t would
be a goal toward which to work,
don't you think SO? Boys, you
may also express your opinions,
of course.
To close, | wish to say that
we, too. can have a slogan and
that it, keep it growing!" And
the tree will faithfully gathed to-
gether more and more branches
with the passing of the years.
Edith Bodendorfer,
T.. s. 7. A. Treasurer.
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By NJ arie Raidel

Youngstown, Ohio, April 80.
With our Spring Rhythm
Dance only one week away,
preparation are now in full swing.
You will have the pleasure OF
dancing to Joe Penner's Orches-
ira from Warren, Ohio, in a
beautiful decorated dance hall.
All efforts are being made by the
committee to make this a very
successful agar.
Come on everybody and spend
a grand time in Youngstown on
Saturday, May 9. Dancing beins
at 9 o'clock until o.
Singing Rehearsals
The chorus is now starting
their rehearsals again. How a.
bout it members. Singing prac-
tice is every Thursday night at
% o'clock sharp. Come on mem
bers, let's get the, chorus going
again.
Meeting Notes
Our next meeting will be held
May II. So keep this date in
mind and attend. Club constitu.
ton will be the main topic OF
the meeting. Give your support
to the club by attending the meet.
ings.
Don't forget to pay your T. S,
]. A. dues (10c a year,. They are
due now.
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MONACO MAGNET
By "Hoot"

Monaco, Pa, April 30-Our
social last Wednesday night was
fairly we'll attended and all Jrs.
went home in jolly spirits. Or
chids to our committee OF young
er gals who really worked in
preparing the eats (oh boy and
hats off to Bill Figaro" Irons
who so willingly accepted Kitchen
duty when the femmes nabbed
him and crowned him official
onion chopper. Poor guy was
20 overcome with the honor, it
brought tears to his eyes. Or
could it have been the onions?
Regrets
Sorry, Ellwood, that we could
not bring more than just two tc
your affair last Saturday night
but it seemed as though we just
could not rouni up the gang tc
attend a semr-formal.
Don't forget
to attend the meeting OF Branci,
% on Snday, May 3, at IL a. m.
at Sachsenheim. It is importan.
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I. S. ]. A. Treasurer

cannot get worse, that is one
consolation! How do you all feel
after basking in the sun you dear
little pickanninnies?
Please contact your officers as
to the next practice. Please at
tend all sessions as we must be
in condition to bend for a ground
ball and run four bases, if FORUM
ate enough, by the 18th of May.
Our first game is scheduled or
that day. Hurry, hurry, hurry!
Meeting
Our monthly meeting this Fri
day, May lst, will be very i'm
portant because the continued
success of the club is at stake
There is really a lot that must be
done this meeting so everyone
please be there! At a special
meeting last Friday, the follow
my delegates were elected to the
convention: Helen Reinduth, J.
Full. Frieda Untch and Katie
Hahn was the alternate.A All young
blood! Let's hope it remains
long enough to do some real
good!
May Walk
Our first outing will be held
on the 18th of May and that's
for sure. We are hoping that a
few cities will offer their services
for a small indoor tournament
We car have many of these dur,
ing the summer at the different
picnic grounds of the various
clubs. May we hear from you
fellow Saxon organizations =:
Please write soon!
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THE CANTON
OOMPA CORNER
BY Full and Ann

Canton, O.. April 3O-The few
locals who attended Ellwood CT
tvs "half-mast" semi-formal have
nothing but praise to bring back
from that Keystone City. We
must. however, before mention
ing the wonderful entertainment
bestow upon you Ealwood our
sincerest congratulations for your
decision to re-enter the Associa-
ton again. May you never be
forced to withdraw again. The
dance was really something ex-
traordinary, in that we had a pc
Rod of "black out" shufhing Yes
indeed, a real novelty even
though it did extinguish some
white schoes and presented un-
seen opportunities such as gett-
ing even with al old. enemy and
- well, | wonder? Taking every
thing into consideration though,
the orchestra was swell and the
people grand! That's what we
went for SO everything was okie
dokie. Thanks loads Ellwood and
be seeing you at the Convention
in Cleveland.
Soft Ball
The boys and a few girls prac-
ticed a little indoor and wondered
after the session was over. if we
would be as successful in this
particular sport as we were in
basketball. All indications were
that we will live up to our high
standards. All well, we really
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A Message to T. S. ]. A.
Members!

Fifteen years ago, a seed was
planted. This seed has grown into
a blossoming fruit tree-theTran-
sylvania Saxon Juniors Associa-
ton of the United States of Anne
RIGA. To date, there are fourteen
branches, with Ellwood City ap-
plying entrance at the Confen-
ton.
To keep this tree growing and
bearing fruit, the National Com
mittee and the officers of the T.
5. ]. A. met April 10 at Cleve-
land, Ohio. Various problems
were discussed and it was dis
covered that they had been par
TALLY or wholly overcome. For
instance. when the Juniors first
held their meetings and social af-
fairs, they had to pay rent to get
the club rooms. It seems as
though the Senior organizations
have co-operated with the Juniors
and, except in a few cases, they
have let us use the halls rent
free.
You may say that the Seniors
should cooperate a little more in
some cases. Perhaps it has been
our fault that they have not. We
were first organized with this
purpose in mind: "To organize
the Saxon Youth throughout
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tense and victory for democracy
are they getting a fair break? -
The rises that have occurred
in farm prices have obscured the
fact that the cost of everything
the farmer must have-labor, sup
plies. feed, machinery. taxes-has
risen fast. Many a farmer is actu-
ally getting less net return now
than in the days of lower prices.