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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
LAKE TO RED SOX

Boston, Sept. s.-(UP)-The Bos- ton Red Sox announced today that they had purchased Eddie Lake, shortstop of the Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast league and a for mer member of the St. Louis Car dinals system.
 Lake, 25, will report next year to fill the vacancy caused by the en- listment of Johnny Pesky in naval aviation. Currently batting .272 Lake has hit IT home runs, B dou- bles and three triples, and Mike Ryba, former teammate. predicts he'll murder the left field fence at Fenway park"
 Railway express trains VIII De curtailed in South Africa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
DOU0HERTY STOPPED

IIolyoks. Mass, Sept. e.--tUPl.- Tommy 1ea6ap, fa3. @pgin@flsid NegTo, scored q feehalesl fhFeas F0una knockout oYer Matt Dough- aFfT, lfa. 0f kaIlwaabee tn e elsht round bon6 iaat night Cor hls fsth lNmM9AxsasA miam im ga MAAFla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
WILL NOT usE VmOsW

Lllbh0fk, T'eg. - Although ihe border conference, ef which Tekag Tech ls member. ruled lilat fresh. men may play varsity football, the Red Raiders de n0t plan t0 tlSe any. They have Hufbsieni proven VaFMiy lAmbegs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
BROOKLYN A. c.
RroekIyn 3 F SsIy .. SSd ?SS SSoI-,S

Runs--Longo 2. Lockhart 2, Null len 2, Lynch, Greatorex. Carroll, Stuart, F. Mack 2, Kilmer, Rowlison. Errors -- Zbinder, J. Mack, Longon, Haiday. Runs batted dn-Longo 2, Greatorex 2, Travers, Carroll, Ban ziger, Lynch, Grabeck, Thompson ?, Haiday. Two base hits - Longo 2, Thompson, Greatorex. Three base hits-Longo. Stolen bases-Mulien, Longo 2. Sacrifices-Kilmer, Banzi- ger. Left on bases-Brooklyn II. All Stars g. Bases on balls-off Carroll II, Rowlson 4, Grabeck {. Hits-ofe Rowlison, in innings; off Gra- beck, in innings Struck out by Carroll {; by Grabeck 5, Rowli- son 2. Wild pitches-Carroll. Passed balls - Longo. Empires - Slattery. Time-2:3l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08

Waterbury-bOrn high school and college athlete and sports official for many years, whose many friends will honor him tonight at Browns Restaurant, prior to his departure for ChestertOwn, Md; where he recently received ap- pointment as coach of football and baseball at Washington Col lege, which he attended several years ago. Fred (SkiddO) Dum- schOtt, a former Waterburian, is graduate manager of athletics at Washington college. Joe O'Connor, chairman of the arrangements. committee for the Darlington tes- timonial, announced that the af- fair will get under way at 8:15 p. m. with John (Chick) Kelley as tOastmaSter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
ARMY GETS DIR. FABER

College Park, Mr.,-Dr. Jack Faber leaves Maryland Sept. to be a captain in the U. s. Sanitary Corps. A basteriology professor, he was to handle the business end of athletics and continue as head coach of la- crosse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08

New York-Red Ruffing. who has batted against all three, calls Lefty Grove faster than either Walter Johnson or Bob Feller.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
College Football
BOSTON COLLEGE

Newton, Mass, Sept. S.-UP)- The Boston College football squad, refreshed after three-day rest, be- gan its third week of practice today with a stiff scrimmage. With the opening of college, Coach Denny Myers abandoned his two sessions daily and concentrated on one long afternoon drill which will feature contact work until three days be- fore the opening game with West Virginia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
HOLR GROSS

Worcester, Mas, Sept, B.-(uPl- The hopes Of Coach Ank 6eanlaH were raised somewhat today with the arrival Of five promising line. men and lhe return of Holy cfess haekgield star, Johnny drlgaR whC had been sldslined with an anklf injury, The new arrivals iHelnd' ed end Gerard Eehnn, center Rcd DwyeF, tackle Bob KeFriean, end Ted slFoany and guard Ralph iias' aelt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
HARVARD

Cambridge. Mass. Sept. 8.-(UP) Coach Dick Harlow drilled his Harvard football squad in funda- mentals today after an hour long scrimmage showing ragged play by guards and blocking backs. Harlow praised four men for their work. They are fullback Wayne Johnson, tailback Jim Gallagher, tackle Stan Durwood and end Len Cummings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08
DARTMOVTH

Hanover, N. H., Sept. 8.-(UP)- Two Massachusetts freshmen were watched closely by Dartmouth foot ball coaches today after their per- fofmances in long practice ses- sion and a a5-minute scrimmage, Carl MeKinn0n of Everett. a guard, won c0mmendation for his play and Larry Bartnlek, a back from Wake field, performed well extensively Capt Bud Kast, who has been In New York where his wife gave birth to a daughter, was expected back ai practice soon,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08

e. What are the ofncial weight limits of a table tennis racket?
 A. They may be of any material, size. shape or weight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-08

e. For what reason did Tommy Armour withdraw from the recent Tam O Shanter Open golf tourna- ment9
Evening star., 1942-04-26

Are you bothered by any of these
symptoms itchy scalp and in
f1ammation, telltale fakes that fall
on your collar?
If so. better get started right now
with Listerine Antiseptic and mas
sage. for you may have the infectious
type of dandruf. Neglect may aggra-
vate the condition. And don't rely
on so-called overnight" remedies
you can't expect to treat stubborn
infection with one application.
Listerine acts four ways to COM
bat infectious dandruff:
1. Listerine Antiseptic gives both
hair and scalpa cooling. invigorating,
antiseptic bath which kills millions
OF germs associated with infectious
dandruff, including Piiyr0sb0rum
ovale, the queer bottle bacillus"
which many leading authorities rec
ognize as a causative agent of infec-
tious dandruff.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

She must 60 to him. Nothing else
in the universe mattered.
She could see his shoulders through
the open door - broad, capable
shoulders in a leather flying coat.
The plane banked gently, circling
over the lights of Brentwood.
Bess stood beside him. Hello,
kid" said Johnny, not taking his
eyes from the night air ahead. Feel
ing better?"
YES" she murmured. Her voice
was just audible above the motors.
and because she stood so close.
"Much better, thanks"
1--WE knew there was something
wrong before you'd been out of
Montreal ten minutes" said Johnny.
"They found the regular captain and
co-pilot trussed up in the arlines
Office. Police figured it all out and
notified U.s."
"But those men," protested Bess.
They got away"
No THEY didn't. One of them
broke a leg in landing. The other
went for a doctor, and the state
police nabbed them both. They're on
their way back to camp - where
it'll be tough for 'em this time
oh" breathed Bess. Ahead was
the airport and clear runway.
Johnny was letting down the wheels
for a landing. What she had to say
burst forth with a spontaneity that
frightened her: Johnny i want
that bungalow
"You do?" he replied, unbelieving.
Honest. l do" she insisted. Il
love you. Johnny, and you've been
so patient. Well have big radio
transmitter in the living room, little
ones in the kitchen, bedroom and
sun porch. If you still want me-"
Johnny reached up and grabbed
her arm. Bess stifled an explosive
desire to kiss him, and stood quietly.
She knew only too we'll how much
concentration man needs when he's
skimming over the runway markers
at the end of the field with twelve
tons of airplane.
His eyes were straight ahead as he
eased off the throttles and dropped
the wheels smoothly to the con-
crete. The airport beacon flashed
alternating white and green, CLINT
ing on the rivet-studded wings.
"You bet l want you," Johnny
told her. The minute l saw those
distress signals, l knew who was
sending them. Nobody else in this
world could send the letter G in the
same slaphappy little way you do"
He cut the motors to an idle rum
BILE, and braked the ship in a COM
plete stop.
And it stood there - right in the
middle of the runway like a gro
tesque dragonfy - for full, happy
minute before they finally TAXED up
to the unloading gate.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

it would. Wasn't Johnny up here in
the night with her, roaring toward
them to lend his skill and courage -
and maybe even his love?
''Stewardess," said woman pas
senger, pointing through the window.
Whats that plane doing out there?'
Bess glanced swiftly. 1t was the
trainer, white and sleek as gull
with its red and green riding lights,
travelling not more than hundred
yards off the starboard wingtip.
Abruptly it lifted. swinging over
them in effortless grace. Bess raced
along the aisle to the cabin door.
The latch turned smoothly. Thank
God the night air stayed calm. They
rode forward without a bump, with
out even the ripple OF an up or down.
draft. But when Bess pushed against
the door, its surface met solid wall
of air. The windstream, rushing
along the metal side of the transport,
made it a task for strength, and Bess
knew she had very little of that left.
Clawing with broken fingernails,
she pried it open for few precious
inches. They revealed only tum-
bling emptiness down to the black
earth, making her stomach quake.
Fifteen, maybe twenty feet above
them, she knew that Bud Rogers
was fighting with all his skill to keep
the trainer skimming along in par
allel fight just over the big trans
port. Between the two, hand-over-
hand down a slender rope, came
Johnny. Then she heard muff1ed
thud against the wall of the cabin.
Strong hands crept through the
crack in the doorway, struggling
hard until it reluctantly swung open
on its hinges.
Dimly she saw Johnny Winthrop,
his windburned face grim and hand
some, climbing into the cabin.
Those same fingers unfastened the
rope around his waist, and then Bess
felt her knees dissolve wearily, hap
PLY, as she pitched unconscious
into his arms
ONE of the passengers was hold
ing aromatic spirits of ammonia
under her nose when she came to.
The others clustered around, smiles
on their faces.
"Everything's fine now, MISS"
said the businessman in a fatherly
voice. Two of the women were talk
ing softly, but not softly enough.
And did you see how he kissed
her?" purred one of them.
We'll be landing in a few min
utes," said the man.
Bess struggled out of the chair.
Thank you. l don't know why l
tainted. 1t never happened before"
The passengers we're still smiling.
YOU'RE brave little girl" said the
businessman.
Bess steadied her progress up the
aisle, holding to the tops of the seats.
Up there, just ahead, was Johnny.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
PLIGHT -
Continued from page eleven


door when he comes over" The
trainer, Bess knew. was swift little
monoplane used for instructing pilots
in the complexities of navigation and
blind flying. But unless the trans
port slowed down, it might take
Johnny long time to catch up with
them.
Tentatively, Bess reached for the
throttles between the pilots seats.
Like everything else, these we're
complicated too. There were six
knobs, marked ct, IS" and ''P."
do you hear us. Flight 32?"
asked the radio.
"Okay." Bess signaled back with
the landing beams
Brentwood was already behind,
but she had seen the runway lights
flare up at the airport, coating the
field with brightness. That meant
Johnny and Bud Rogers were thun-
dering down the concrete strip,
looming swiftly into the blackness.
She fingered the rounded knobs
marked ST" Those must be the
throttles. Both engines would have
to be slowed equally. She pulled
back upon them, and the airspeed
indicator started to drop. 1t crept
down from ITS to 16O, then below
that to lao. The motors began to
grow noisy.
There was "wow-wow-wow"
in their song now. But Bess knew
the answer for that problem, too.
Johnny's lessons were coming back
with miraculous clarity. All of those
things he'd jabbered about when
they had dinner together in little
restaurants or went canoeing on the
river. The WOW" meant that one
motor was turning over faster than
the other. Carefully she adjusted
the two throttles and looked for a
little instrument that said SLOW"
and Fast" There it was - at
Fast" But the needle began to
point upward, and now the motors
smoothed out into a full-throated
cadence of power.
A sudden blast in her headphones
made Bess vince with its loudness.
Winthrop calling" thundered the
familiar voice. Her heart was thud-
ding violently. Johnny must be very
near. "Bess = leave wing lights on"
0HE obeyed instantly. Good"
doomed Johnny. The mechanical
monotone that the radio made out
of his voice could not lessen her
thrill. Got you spotted now. Leave
'em on and get ready for boarding
party. I'm comm down on a rope"
On a rope! Bess froze at the
thought. Not Johnny! Why couldn't
Bud Rogers take the chance in
stead of Johnny? She wouldn't let
him. She'd signal with the lights so
that he wouldn't do it,. Tears
were starting. moist and hot, in her
eyes, and they told her how much
she cared for Johnny Winthrop.
Even if she had to die for it.
Die for what? So she could take
along those ten hapless passengers?
This wasn't just a matter of her life.
or of Johnny's. The passengers were
confident, depending on her. At
least they had been until they saw
Brentwood pass by. Panic was
brewing in the cabin again when she
went back "We're circling," BeSS
Evening star., 1942-04-26
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Evening star., 1942-04-26
Women Who Have
That Well known
look-of.the-

The look the month is partly a
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still more it is a tell-tale look of
embarrassment. 1t comes from the
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Under thin dress or any snug
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but it is still bulge. But if you
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Millions are using Tampax now!
Evening star., 1942-04-26
As.z FOO ]
l. Eli

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b0ttc onit ser TcrNleid) lnInrt oe-
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'dricb, mas ciAentlid) Columbus 9e-
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lld blcrhcl I'M oblld)tlldlcn Vctrng
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Ser GcrlnnO BON Wriclrn mo Eo.
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fitr oic Gollgr oea Mricnca noh on
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l'ton tnnu fcincrlci Noltiod)cn ons
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iibcr Die 9ouer nno noS &ciultot ocs
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bis ibnt uncr,portet sic Sberelc erz.
f0rte, ser 8egleiter biiric i6on hlei=
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0roGc Sdbillicl, fiillcn sic Sdiiilel 5ur
N1lftc nit fohcnO bciEt>u Wolicr
l'no Nrdcu sic Sd)illrl hiNt 5u. Noh
ctluo 10 bis Is Ytintten urbnnen Sic
ocu Gedcl ub hnltcu Ncu Mopi ilbcr
Noa bclB onllpicnoc 0clnlld), bcoefcn
&npf uno Shiiliel oid)t nit ci1c,u
hidcn oroBcn @nnotld mo oturn
olc bclbcn N0npfc, ctuu Is bis 20
Minlltcn lang ein. sln1 belteu TIT
mon oica fllrj Dor bclu SNlulen1cbcn,
trpdnct no5 @elidt ob unO 0ebt lolnrt
jll5 Vctt, ool1lt mon lld) nld)t crt0l=
tct. Ilelc Vehonhlln1 nulD micoer-
bolt mcrNcn, bis man Wciirrlul1 Der
lpiirt. Bur Norliht jolt MON, mcnn
nol aus cIncn Acbci5tcn Naun1 bin
aus in bie &0ltc Acbt> ctlibc W'inllteu
lang cin 1u'd)entllt Dor Wnlno unn
stnle bolten.
! - u. T., Miil.
Shlhpn bicjer Grbtcil bon Gbriz
ltopb Columbus cntoedt ipllroc, er-
biclt berielbc eillell 9tonlcu bon benz
itolicnilden SccloDrer elmcrigo Gcs.
pllcci, bcr nod Columbus eben1oll
cine Scelobrt rob scr lpeltliden Gro
bollte 1lHtcrnonuneu botte. Gespuccl
trot lcine Seerelle int Mai 1899 an,
alio fieben Sabre naG Ser gntoedlng
sl11erifaS burG Gbriltopb Columbus.
Ms eIbclltellrer bc9lcitetc er Sllon5o
sc Nieoo ouf oieIer Neiic, sic bis sSu-
nj 1900 oolerte. Nfon lolate oobcl
hem 1iiolIdeu &urS, oen Golllnbls
bcrcits cin0clhlo9cn bottc, nod Sil0-
amcrlfo, nnO man lob audi Die pon
Columbus bereit5 entoecftc ,Snlcl
Irlliooo.
I'M sic Gbre fir Iih in Nnlprud
al nebncn, cinen nCleu S&cltteil ent
hedt az bobe1t l0lldtc Gcaprcci oen
Vcrid)t iiber sic 9}cil luo ld)rich,
bie Neilc babe 1897 onHcfon9en. slnh
anoere Gatcn bat er 1cidlld)t, lpic Slc=
90 lno Serrera be5cllgen.
9Sie cs i6eint, iplltc lib Columbus
nit bcr Gbre begnii9er, MIR ell paor
Snleln entocdt 6r baben.
Tespucci lono ilu &crfebr nit Ell
uem oeltlhen Sdullmellter uno Sos
Moarapben, ser leincu oeutlo1en9tonen
&oloIceniiller in oos oried)llde 9p=
lacolnDlus permonoelt botte. Oieleln
9uten Sdulmeiiter lheincn sic bon
Columbus ge1nohteu Gntoedllnaen
nod l,nbetonnt ee,peien 81 iein. 9ie=
fer oeuti6e Sdulneilter lit ser Ser
ioiier eines 8ud)es ,,9psmoarapbioe
Huoimento', III lpeldem er oen Sta
liener Nnerieo @espucci 5luu @nt=
beder bes nelen Meltteils mohte mo
porldlug, oab man Sen nellen &pn=
tinent oesbolb 9(nerife poer Nmerifa
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