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The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-12-01

Bush Mabry, ST. Cascla. Miss; Bush Maby IT, Caseila
Miss William Rande, Phillip, Miss.
Alex Scott, Macel Miss Ilstela Taylor Mace, Miss;
Edward Thomas tta Bena Miss. Rome Thomas ltta Bena
Miss Jim Tripe Casclla, Miss; Norman White. Phillip
Miss: Mack Williams. Macel Miss; Rankin Anderson
Phillip Miss Robert Brothers, Bezon. Miss; Rachel brown
Ielzoni Miss; Jessie Duncan, Tppo, Miss; Joe DAVIS
Itta Bena Miss Charlie vins Macel Miss Chester Green
Phillip Miss Rev. O. f. TIabut Moorheade Miss; Wesley
A. Harris. Moorhead. Miss James Hardy, Money Miss;
Hartley BalGv Moorhead Miss; Green Burnett Mnter
City Miss Olive Binon ta Bena Miss; John Eversey 1t
Bena Miss Milton Fisher, Moorhead Miss; James Haze
Miner City Miss; Wallace Harden, Vance Miss; Emily
Lee 5ezon Miss: Charlie Bell. Belzon Miss; Dora Myes
Drew Miss Willie Parker Mnter City, Miss; Ida Pass,
Inverness Miss. Sam Sanders Moorhead, Miss; t. W. lay
lor Mner CITY Miss; Horace White. Minter City Miss;
Willie Wright Inverness Miss; r. ID. Wright Inverness
Miss; Harriet Manuel Minter City Miss Ella leltord MIN
ter CITY Miss; Georgia Webb, Drew, Miss; Willie Nlans
Mace, Miss; Berda Wright, Ippo Miss; John H. boide'
Tippo Miss; Hull Macel Miss; Robert Jones' Mlnter
CITY Miss; Flerv Smith AIiner City Miss frank Smith,
Mace Miss; Woodson Walker, Minter City, Miss; Mage
zine Wilcs Ninter City Miss; Haywood White ]r Philip
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-12-01

NJ. s. HAZARD
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-12-01
PASSED

Funeral services were held Sunday November ~ VA
at II O'Clock a. M for Mrs Eua NJ tles at the Church OF
God in Christ. The preached by Elder d. r.
Curry Jackson Miss The pabearers were: MI Robert
Lewis Mr. Frank Pink Mr. Homer Stephens, Mr.. Norman
Stevens Mr. James Williams, and Mr.. Johnnie Covington.
The funeral in charge OF the Century Burial Asso-
citation She leaves to her passing husband father
five sisters and a host of relatives and friends.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-12-01
Christmas Gifts Early at Carr's Drug Store

Miss; 1heodia Hall. Phillip Miss Charlie LoSS'nS -"0o'
head, Miss. -
F. d. Iyles Moorhead. Miss; Square Neai r1 imp
N1oortead Miss Aurha Miller. Webb. Miss; Henry Neeo
r;o Miss Minnie l. Robertson Phillip, Miss; AUTH"
Self Minter City Miss; Ali Thomas, Moorhead MISS
Nolle Wllibia Macel, Miss Charlie Comado Moorhea'
Miss: simmon Daniel, Bezoni Miss; Ruby henderson"
philip Miss; Gilbert Stephen, Moorhead, Miss; Andrew
Towns Webb Miss; Tomme Wise, Belzoni MISS. lo'a'
of annual premiums, a.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-12-01

Va November OIL The Retreat had as its purpose the
study of the problem of the Interpretation ana apP1ea o.
the Christian ethic on college canps To this end the
bes only gave themselves to serious study ana reeoo
but also to living for the days in deep community
Principal speakers included Dean Felvn Watson 'aFo
University New Orleans La; and Rev SheiDy NooNs' LII
coin Pa H.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-12-01

AVALON MISS-The Avalon Chapel NJ. B. Church
on Highway No Avalon. Miss. had High Day Of
Sunday School with Brother c. A. Miller Superintendent in
charge Rev. A. c. Alexander pastor, delivered great soul
stirring sermon and the financial report fine There
also pledge drive which fine with practically all mem
bers responding number of visiting church friends were
present played active part in helping put the
program cordial welcome awaits all the soul is hun
CRY for spiritual food there better place to be filled than
Avalon Chapel.
BROTHER c. A. MILLER Reporter
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-12-01

The big Sunday School rally that recently closed st
Peters Baptist Church quite splendid pro
rendered and heard from several lead
ing ministers Mr. b. arver is the wide awake Supernen
dent and Rev. |. c. Moody the pastor.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-12-01

Rev. c. M. Webb and family have moved in the St Steph-
Methodist Parsonage and have about become settled for
conference The PackerRose and " N Nelson
Circles jointly Friday afternoon and entertained with
banquet in honor OF Rev. and Mrs. c. NJ. Webb.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-12-01
C lHI III II C. III e. S

The big rally Antioch Baptist Church ended sched-
grand OCCASION Rev. Joe Sanders preached excellent
mon on the subject "A Friend" total Of 1888 was rails
ed.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-12-01
WITNESS BURNING OF MORT
GAGE OF BAPTIST PUBLISHING
HOUSE

Rev T. P Sanders pastor of Tulane Baptist Church, left
the city few ago for Nashville Tenn, where he will
ceremony of burning the mortgage of the a
fist Publishing House.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-12-01
AICORN'S CHAPLAIN ATTENDS
RETREAT FOR RELIGIOUS
WORKERS

Alcorn Miss Nov 13-Rev. Samuel w. Williams Chap-
lain represented Alcorn at two-day Retreat LOT Nehso
Workers in Colleges for Negroes which held at Hanover
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
Real Estate For Sa
noaaa FaE saIs
SOUTH WATERBURY

This three family house producing see6 yearly with lot 60 by no. T'axe9 only eli8. Priced ct only e4.800. Ru& further particulars, call
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
STRAND

Tonight is the last opportunity of seeing the film that has already been nominated as one of the lead. ing films of the year, Sergeant York" with Gary Cooper in the ti- tle role and with an impressive cast os stars, which includes Joan LeS- lie and Walter Brennan. On the same program Is e carefully Select- cd program of short subjects, that help to complete the program one of the best of the year.
 Opening tomorrow on the Strand screen for 8 days, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, is one of the finest pictures that has come out of the film city in Q long time, namely "Woman of the Year" which co-stars Spencer Tracy and Rather inc Hepburn.
 This film gives q new treatment to the oft raised question of the 'car- eer woman and in the hands of these talented favorites, who give, brilliant performances, Tracy as the hard-bolled sports writer and Hep- burn as the sophlsticate, whose ideas and thoughts are as widely separated as 1t is possible to be-, nevertheless they get married and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
ACCUSED DRIVER
 GIVEN JAIL TERM
Counsel for Defense Sug- geStS Commitment to
 Aid Client

A 30 days jail sentence was im- posed on Theodore Hallums, 37, cole ored, of 23 Hopkins street by Judge John L. Gaffney in municipal court today on c charge of driving while under the inhuenc of liquor.
 Hallums was arrested Saturday by Patrolman Michael Karpelnan at West Main and North Main streets when the officer noted the man was driving with his head rest. ing On the wheel.
 Attorney duerin Carmody, ape nearing for Hallumg said that the man has been working too many hours per week on auto body and fender strengthening, He asked Judge daffney to commit the man for q short period to give him Q chance to straightn out.
 A continuance to April 4 was granted William Miklinevicus, 70, of 38 White Rose avenue on c charge of non-Slipport.
 Robert Sidney Bentley, 3l, of Vine street, colored, charged with Tlofl- support, was given Q continuance to April 3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
In The Local The0teTS
STATE

Performances this evening at Warmers State theater conclude the engagements Sir Cedric Harwicke, Lionel Atwill, Ralph Bellany and Lon Chaney in 'The Ghost of Frankenstein' also Mat Pendleton and Anne dwynne in "Jail House Blues.
 A giant all-request program, brought back to the screen at the State by popular demand, makes it's bow at that theater tomorrow aft- ernoon with "The Kennel Murder Case" starring William Powell as the headliner of the program
 Mystery and murder is the key note of the popular thrill hit with Powell heading the cast in the pop- ular role of Philo Vance, the char acter made famous by s. s. Van Dine in a series of mysterious and baffling detective novels which are known throughout the world. Powell is an old hand at Vance roles hav- Ing played them before. Ills part ner in detecting is Sergeant Heath, played by Eugene Palette.
 Mary Astor plays the leading feminine role while Helen Vinson is the other woman In the case. The plot involves the mysterious slay- ing of two men and the attempted murder of 0 third District Attorney Markham, played by Robert Me- Wade, another of Van Dine's noted characters, together with Vance, set out to solve the puzzling murders Their trail leads to many a precari- ous situation and only after sur prise clue is discovered by Vance in the clever murderer apprehended.
 The action is swift moving, with mystery piling upon mystery as Phio Vance unravels the crimes in which seven suspects have both the opportunity and the motive for the killings.
 There is more of romance in the underlying theme than the usual detective story, including @ love af- fair between the niece of the mur- dered men and 6 titled Englishman as well as q clandestine affair, and a mad infatuation on the part of the uncle for his ward.
 In addition to the stars mentioned above the talented cast includes Ralph Morgan, Helen Vinson, Jack LaRue and many others,
 And for your further enjoyment the management presents another request hit entitled Gambling Lady" starring Barbara Stanwyck with Pat oBrien and Joel McCrea,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31

as a sample of what to expect in an unexpected manner, when on their wedding night, Serbian leader, who is fleeing his enemies bursts Into their bridal chamber, to the joy of the bride, who gets a scoop for her paper and the utter dismay of the groom, as would be expected.
 This bad start to their nuptial bliss, awakens Tracy to the fact that he is supposed to be the little house wife, If you can imagine some thing like that, to do the cooking and carry on, while his wife is al- ways on the go. Well just as you would expect from Tracy he does not take this laying down and com- plicationS arise, that make for Q very pleasant time while the further complications. and their undoing, are being unfolded.
 Tn support of the stars, are two other favorites with very important roles Fay Banter and Reginald Owen.
 The companion feature is one that is very timely, and was mentioned in official communlques the other day and that is the work that is be- ing done on that absolutely neces- sary lifeline to tho Chinese Army over which their supplies have to travel and over which now the sup- plies of our own boys are travelling. The title of this film is "A Tank On The Burma Road" and is the story of Q rough and ready New York Taxi Driver, who signs Up to drive the trucks over this dangerous high- way, and for the leading role e man of action was selected in the parsonage of Barry Nelson, c ilew- conner, but one that . lot will be heard of in the future, the leading female role Is in the capable hands of Larlne Day.
 Starting Saturday the strand will offer every week . program of two first run features, properly balanced for perfect entertainment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
BY ANY OTHER NAME

B. s. Bercovici, whose news ccfn- mentaries are aired by Mutual Mon- days trough Fridays at 1l:00 a. Inp insists that he has no first name. It's just plain "BS.",
 At his recent marriage to Kath- erine Hahn, the justice of the peace, just before the ceremony asked Bercovici his first name. "The ini- tials are "B. s." replied Bercovici firmly.
 But" protested the Justice. q can't say DO you, B. S., take Katherine to be your lawfully wed- ded wife?'-now, can f2"
 No one seemed to have the an- swer to that, and cold, belicose silence descended upon the wedding party. At this point the bride came to the flustered peacemaker's rescue by announcing that "eyery- body calls him Berkie" -. so 1t was "Do you, Berkie, take Kath- erine. ."
 It was Bercovici's fourth marriage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
POLES

Thursday and Friday the Loew Poli theater will present on It's stage Johnny Seat Davis and his famous orchestra for four performances daily. "Scat" ard his orchestra are the newest dance fayorites of Holly wood, where popularity among the screen notables skyrocketed them 10 nationwide fame. Davis, whose seat singing was featured for years with Fred Warnings orchestra, remained in Hollywood after that band completed their motion pie ture Varsity Show" He played im- portant roles in Brother Rat" Cowboy from Brooklyn" Holly wood Hotel" Garden of the Neon" and many others.
 With his orchestra, Davis brings an all-star show headed by Nan Rae and Mrs. Waterfall, the comedy stars of the Kate Smith radio hour and many other outstanding pro- grams; Pops and Louie, comedy kings of Broadway, and leading singing and dancing stars of the New York stage.
 Tn addition to the stage show there is a fine screen bill headed by Secret Agent of Japan" one of to- days timelieSt stories, in keeping with present headlines. Lynn Bari and Preston Foster head 6 fine cast of notahles. There are also selected short subjects and the latest news events from all over the world,
 Attractions coming to close at Loews Poli tomorrow night are Rings on Her Fingers" starring Gene Tierney and Henry Fonda, and Lady for a Night" starring Joan Blondell with John Wayne and Ray Middleton. If you haven't ale ready seen this splendid double fea- ture program make your plans to do so before tomorrow evening.
 Opening at Loew's Poll on Satur- day for Ave day engagement is Song of the Islands" in technl- color starring Betty Grable with Jack oakie, Victor Mature and others. on the same program is an- other smash hit Ion the Sunny Side with Roddy MacDowall and Jane Darwell. Here Is a two-hit program that is positively the tops in motion picture entertainment, so put 1t on your "must-see" list.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
CReprinted By Request)


 (The following excerpts are
 culled from Q letter read by
 MutuaPs news commentator,
 Cedric Foster, on . recent brOad-
 cast. The letter, identified simply
 as written by mother Co her
 son." was found by a young
 Williams College graduate in
 Bombay, India. It Is reproduced
 here because Foster received 564
 requests for copies of this letter.
 --Ed.),
 T don't know where you are, but wherever 1t is my heart is with you day and night. You must be pre- pared for the worst that can hap pen. That is the only way I know for facing an ordeal, for you are going to see the unbelievable and you are going to endure the unbear- able. You are going to perform Tssks beyond your experience and sour strength.
 T don't know whether you are still in training or if they have sent you on active service. If not, pre- pare yourself spiritually before you go. Do not brace yourself into a tension trying to build an artificial courage. This way your nerves will snap. Man cannot stand alone and should not try. You are human and very young, 50 there will be many times when you will experience the cold sinking of fear. Do not imagine that you are q coward because of this.
 Fear is healthy instinct which has contributed to mans survival . the bravest are those who have done things they were afraid to do Lack of physical fear means lack of imagination, so don't be afraid of fear, nor hate yourself Men get their strength and their delight in building, not in enjoying.
 "So fear the future not at all IT the new generation have to build Q new world. What then? It Is a ihildish state of mind to be afraid b lose possessions or to face a ower standard of living"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
NEW AMUSEMENT co.
 GIVEN CERTIFICATE

The Kris Amusement Co. has filed organization papers with the secretary Of state. OfilcerB Of the company are listed as follows: Press ldent, John Christopher Of New York city; treasurer, Morris Batals sky of Waterbury; secretary, Charles Wertheimer of New York. 4 sum of 96,0OO has been subscribed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
WATR PROGRAMS 1920 KiIOcycles

4;O0--Andy Jacobson's Orchestra 4:30--'rhe Johnson Family 4:45-Communlty Program 5;15--fn The Future 5!30--N News
 j.ij--- Easy bistenin' 6:00--YankCo NcwF G16--Trcasury Star Parade G.30--plcasuro and Profit 6si6--Hlts and Bits 7.00--Fulton Lewis, Jd, 7;Ib-HerG's Morgan 7.25--Around the Ring 7.30-- Phone Your Answer Inside of Sports S:00---" Whats My Name" S:30--Ncd Jordan, Secret Agent 9.00-N News; Dancing Discs 9;f5-Athur Mann: From London 9:25--Don Dunphy, Sports 9:30--S Spotlight Bands 9;4G--MlsH MeadoB Children 10:00--John E. Hughes, commenta
 tor GarbCr's Orchestra 1 l0:3O--Bob Choster's Orchestra l0;45--Unler Western Skies | i.00--Y Yankee News Rogers Orchestra 1 tl;30--Buddy 3und'B Orchestra off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31

CLEANING a-. You will save money f you send for IS to do your cleaning. Connecticut window Cleaning O., Office, 529 Pine st. Dial 4-A61T.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31

Anyone bombed cut of his house in Britain can now get $40, instead of 920 aS before, from local author ities to help in removing the furni- tllre.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
Dial Doings
BY JIM PARKER

and to avoid the downpour Lewis and Gross hop-skipped it from one of the huge buildings to another. covering a wide area on their tour. But ct one stage they were forced to pass through Q large building that had no roof and they absorbed Q good deal of humidity in transit.
 After concluding the tour, Lewis recalled that they hadn't come through the roofless building on the return trip. Gross was equally mys- titled. They decided to investigate and finally they discovered how the roofless building had so nys- teriously disappeared.
 While they were in the course of the tour, the Lockhead construction workers had built a roof on the building,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
Employment
Men Wanted

WANTED ED-Furniture refinisher, Good pay. Must be experienced, Write Box-B4, Wtby. Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
1OsO-WTlC--2Ss

4.00-~BnckstaEc Wife 416-~Stella Dallas 4.30--LorenZo Jones d:45--Young WIduer Brown h:O0--When A Girl Marrics Portia Faces Life 5s30--Wc, The AbbottS 5;45--DanCc Music 6.55-poye ODcils Jingle Contes G.00--Ncws G!l5-Strlctly Sports 6;30--SalOn Orchestra G.A6--Lowell Thomas Fred WarIng 7:t5-Nows of the World 7:30--GeorRe Burns and Oracle
 Allen S.00-Johnny Presents S.30-Horaco Hcidts Treasure
 Chest Q:O0--B Battle of the Sexes g.30-Flbber McGco and Molly 10!00--Bob Hopo Variety Show 1 lO.30-- Red Skelton 1 1 :00.--N Ncws l 1 si5--Dance Music 1 1 .30--P Polish Orchestra l2 2.QO--kews l2:d5--R0y shields Orchestra 1 l2:65--NoWs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
RADIO JoTTTNGs


 Following Kay Kyser's regular broadcast tomorrow night, the troupe will wax . show for "COm- mand Performance" the series which is short-waved to our armed forces overseas. <. Barry Wood Is sporting his eleventh straight Hit Parade renewal. Kay Kyser will tell all the Dorothy KilgalIen during the columnlsps regular CBS brOadcasty at 6:15 tonight. Walter Huston will be guest star on the Milton Berle show via BLUE tonight at S:30. Joel McCrea will join the weekly fun on tonight's Bob Hope show. Dave Rose Is beginning his third year as musical director of the Don Lee network, Mutual affiliate on the west coast. Rose batOns "Tune Up, America" and California Melodies" heard over WATR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
159O--WBRY---96

i00--Tuncs Prom the Tropics 4I5--Llvlng History 430--"Sing Along" 446-Nows Between the Lines 6O0-. Burl Ives 5;t5--Suppertimers b16--Dlck Licbert, organ b;65--NoWs G.00-aThc Sportsman G15--The Forty Fathomers G:45-Tho World Today 7.00-Columbia Mastorworks of
 Music 730--The Jittcrottcs 745--B Band of the Night S.00--Air Thcatcr S:30--Warron stephan, songs S:4b--tnterlude for Strings S55--E Elmer Davis, news D.00.--Dance Music 9:i6--Or Mikes and MiVies, with
 Jim Ciprlano O:30.- Report t0 tho Nation lOiO0--GBS Program i0:3O-- Public Affairs t0;4b--NowB T.. Shlrer il!15-Rlclts Stnblle's Orchestra is30-- Woody Horman'B Orchestra 12.00--Sign off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
HERE AND THERE

In spite of the fact that Dinah Shore has been acclaimed Amer lca's number one sOngbird, she Vtill takes vocal lessons. Betty WinkIcr, who has taken over the title role in Joyce Jordan" always wears gloves while brOadcasting % keep the scripts from sticking to ner fingers. PhiladeIphia's Poor Richards Club, organization of advertising men, will present WATR news commentator Ray mOnd Gram Swing a special clta- ton of merit at Q luncheon in his honor on May 5. Only three others have been similarly honored. .. Charles Martin has scored another scoop for the Friday night Play house brOadcaSts by obtaining first radio rights to Leslie Towards lat est movie, Mister VI" It will be produced this week with Sir Cedric Hardwicke in the title role.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
ROOFING WHILE YOU WAIT

A story Illustrating the lightning speed with which at least some of our defense industries are operating came to light this week in a mes- sage from Fulton Lewis, Jr, Mu- tuaHs Washington News analyst, Gathering material for his regular broadcasts theard nightly at TOO D. in.) Lewis visited the plant of the L,ockheed Aircraft Corp, at Bur bank, Cal.
 Ris guide for the day was Bob Gross, president Of the Lockhead company. Rain was falling heavily
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
New York. Stations
  WEAE--6GO - WOR-7l0 WJZ-77O - WABC--8S0

4:O0-w wEAF-- Backetage Wife Baseball Game WJH-Cub Matinee
 WABC--A Helping Hand 4i5--W EA F--Stella Dallas
 WABC--Living History 450-W EA F--Lorenzo Jones WABC--lYandt Trio 4;4j---W WEAF~--Young Widdcr
 Brown
 wJH-sam Cuff; News WABC--News . 0O--W lfAF---W When A Girl
 Marrios
 WOR Little orphan Annie WIZ Songs By Sonia
 WABC--W Walter Gross orch, 51B-W WEAF-- portla Faces Life ,WOR--John Gambling WABC--Thc GoldbergH 5:30-- WEAF--Wc. Tho Abbotts WoR--Jack Armstrong WJH-- Flying Patrol
 WABC--Burl Ives, songs 5:45-war talk; Three Suns WOR Capt, Midnight
 WIZ Secret city
 WABC-- Scattergood Bnines G:06--W EAF--Funny Money Man WOR-PrHyer; Uncle Don;
 Harmony Team
 WJI--S News; Music
 WABC-Frazlcr Hunt 6:lS--WEAF--Nows, George
 PutnNn
 WJX--Sports, Jack Mllcy WABC--D Dorothy kllRallen 6:3O-Ted Stcclo'a Orchestra WOR-Ncws. Frank Slnglsor WJH--Lum n Abner
 WABC--Vera Barton, songs G:lk-W WEAF--Blll stern, sports WOR Here's Morgan
 WJN-Lowell Thomas
 WABC The World Today 7.OA-Fred Warning
 WOR--Stan Lomax, sports WJZ--lcasy Aces
 WABc--Amos 'n' Andy 7;1S-WEAF--John W. Wander woR~-slnglng Neighbor WJI--Lost Persons
 WABC--Lanny Ross 7:30--George Burns and Oracle woR@confIdcntIally Yours WJH-HlIlmnn and Llndley WABC-HelCn Mencken 7:46--1nslde of Sports
 WJZ.-Throe testers REMUNERATION Bankhead WOR--"Whnts My Name% WJZ--Cugat Rumba Revue WABC--."Aro You q Missing s:sO--Horeoe Holdts Treasure wOR--"con You Top Thls?" WIZ Milton Berlo
 WABC-Bob Burns Show WEAF--- Battle of tho Sexes WOR-- Gabriell Hoattcr WIZ Famous Jury Trials WABC-- Duffy's Tavern g1b--WO Man 9:a0-W EA Ak--Flbbor McGee and
 Molly
 WOR--Spotligh Bands WJZ.-NBc Symphony WABC-Report to Nation O;Ab--W Meade's Children lO:O0-Bob Hope Variety show WoR-News, John E. Hughes WABC--Passove Program b--WOR-London: Arthur Mann I0.3O-WcAF--Re skelton
 WOR-"Lydih"
 WJN.--Boxlng Bout
 WABC,.-Public Affairs B--WOll.--Ramona
 WABC--N0wa, Mark 1iawley O--WEAB--N6ws, George
 Putnam
 WOR--News, Charles Woods WABc--Willlain h. shircr l1.1k--W WIGAF--NIuslc You Want WOR--I1d Fitzgerald . WJZ--Ciyde Lucas orch. WABC-Shep Fields Orch. fi,3O--WEAF--St Louis Serenade WJz--lgnric Mardlguora's
 Orchestra
 WABC--Woody Herman's Or, 11;45--WoR--Mitchell AYTeD' orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
SALESMAN

Man with good sales background living in or near Waterbury wanted by one of the largest huild- ing materials manufacturers hay. ing a continuous flow of materials meeting Rn urgent need, Com. pany rated AAA-l. Excellent com. mission and bonus with immediate drawing account. Applicant must have car. Apply Wednesday 10 to 400 Waterbury Sales office, 427 East Main.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-31
LiUs Stock
Eggs. Poultry, Supplies

CHICKENS -- Iec lb; Boosters, iBc ib; Brollers, i7c lb. First class Poultry Mkt. Moved to ii Union 228 Baldwin St. S.00o6. Wanted waitress Apply co Meadow St.