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Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
,9cnti6lamO bdlt aus"
beripri6t 9(OOlf Sitler
Seinc &eOe fiirs @interbilfsucrf
uoller 3nOeriidt biniidDtlih
p3lueitcr 5rOnt"

9ieIen Mittmod belt Gei6sfan5
Ter Sitter mieoer cine ieiner oliGbr-
liden @erbereoen sur @r0ffnung
oes beurigen 8inter6ilfsperfes.
llnter ieinen 8egleitern ulo 8ubo-
rern i'm enorrlen 8erliner Sport
palait NOR ne6it ben iibliden Der
ioitli@feitcn atG 5elcntoribali Gr.
min Nommel, Der Acknowledgements
SIT ieben.
Slmma %illmmorum BON Sitlers
3uperli6tli6 flingenoer Inipro1e
iparen Die &ernidbe: .@ir meroen
uns ME ergeben. @ir blei6en lieg-
reid."
getreffs Der angefiinoigten feino-
lid)en u5fueiten 6ront4 iagte Sitler
in iarfaitii6er Eonart:
Wenn !Serr Churchill lagt: vSSSebt
mill i6 es Den 8euti6en iiberlalien,
in ibrer Angit oariiber naf3loel-
fen, luann uno 100 mir ole 3meite
6ront aufri6ten moaen~, Damn fam
i6 MIR eripi0ern:
@err Gbur6ia. id) babe niemals
por Sbnen Angit gebabt. sic BADEN
gledt wenn sic iagenb oaB mir
nad)oenfen miiien. 0enl menlt ib Ell
men militdrii6 berporrogenoen Seq
ner bate, fonnte ih berednen, no
er angreifen miro. 8enn man es
aber nit milit1rii6en 9ummfopfen
81 tim bat, fam man natiirli6 nidt
piiierl no iie angreifen meroen. gs
fam iel6it oas perritfteIte llnterneb-
men peroen.
6Obn iiber 6as 9ieppe Jiasfu
n@enm Die 8riten nodmals Der
iuben ioQten, in europa ein5ufallen,
Damn fonnten fie li6 gliidlid i6Gben,
menn iie iid mie in 9ieppe neun
Stunoen bebaupten fonnen, oenn
uipir baben griinolide @orbereitltn-
gen 81 ibrem @mpfnng ~getroffen.
u@enn fanaoii6e 8orbuttrrppen,
oenen elm paar englii6e Soloaten
.folgen, mad 9ieppe fomnen uno
our6 oie Anipannung aaer &rdfte
iid BORT fiir neln StunOen bebaitp-
ten fonnen, nm Damn idlieBlid auf-
gerieben 81 meroen, 10 lit Oas elm
aufmunternoeS 3eid)en fir ms
Bon Stalingrao ipra6 Sitter
oann ais bon elmer uShliiiielitel-
lung, ole sen 8erfebr 8pii6en 3en-
trail uno SiioruBlano beberri6t.
Sic f0nnen periihert iein oaB es
feiner Mea6t ser 8elt gelingen miro,
Die Geuti6en Don bort 5uriif5utrei-
BEN
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
Suit 500 Tra3ter
1T einem Sabre gebaut
llmier GrGiiOcnt nennt Oieic 2eiitnng
DbefrieOigeno"

Sic Sdiffabrts- &ommiilion be-
ridtete unlerem @rGfioenten Die Ser
tiglteQung bon 4S8 6rodt0ampfern
in ben lebten t2 Monaten. Sic pro-
pbe8eite ste grrei1ung oes fiirs &a-
lenoeriabr 1912 geiteften 8au8iels
BON fat 100000 @emidtstonnen
Sdiffraum nit &ilfe Der in BEN
n16lten orei Monaten liheren Sic
ferungen uno fiigte oann bir5u, alh
oos fiirs Sabr 1913 in Iusfidt ge-
nomntene 8iel bon 100000 Com
men ,ideint nit Ginger Siderbeit
errei6t peroen 81 f0nnert.
Mnerfennnng nn6 Titrbitte
SEER &ooieDelt erpioerte oarauf
IN einem S1reiben an &onteraomi-
raj Gmorp 9. 2ono bon Ser Som
nliliion, ser 8eridt lei 0iebr befrie-
oigeno~, uno frtbr oann fort:
y@Is .i6 0ireftipen gum 8ait BON
erIt 100000, Damn $4,000 900
nno idlieBIi6 24,OOO,O0O 8onnen
Sanoelsi6iffsraum auf unleren
@erften in Den So6ren 1912 uno
1913 CAB, itelte ib oamit Ole
S6iffsbau- Snoultrie uno Die S6iff-
fabrtsz%& ommiiiion Dor cine ihnere
9lllfgobe.
Ser Auftrog lit angettommelt
moroen uno miro iebt glorrei6 mo
leiitilnesfdbig our6gefiibrt."
DregOm @erft bamte Elm Sdiff
in siuei 8Od)en
Gas 2ibertpsS6if n5oiepb g.
Geol~, oeiien Stapeaauf in Der 3e=
foro3eit pon oebn Eogen nad Der
Gieaeglt1g BON elmer SenrD S. &ai-
ier-8erft BEL Hortlnno in Oregon
ponitatten ging, mrroe fir uno fertig
nod fpeniger ais IA Sogen 8au3eit
ser uMaritime GommiIiion~ abge-
liefert. 0ies Iteat einen neueil glb=
lieferungsreforO oar, Der bisber nit
80 9agen bon elmer anoeren &aiier=
@erft BEL &i9monb in &~alifornien
gebalten fpuroe. 9as 10000 tonni=
ge Sdift oas neulid feline 8robe-
fobrt ma1te, bot Idmtlide 2eiitungs-
reforoe ~iiberboten, einidlieBli6 oes
Sempos auf elmer abgeiteften &no=
tenltrede.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
Ser &Ongrek bariert
mmlerem YrGfOenten
Wc6DrdDt murrenS ieinem llltimatnm
betreffs 6armcrs60dItpreiic

Gas Grgebnis oes o6ttGgigen
GongreBfampfes fiber Die 2obnfoiteu
mar, oob Ser ograriihe 8lod oieieu
Mittiuod), fnopp Dor N6lduf Der
llltimatlmSfriit oornuf ber3i6ten
mliBte, Die Yarit6tsformel inn Sinne
Der Sineinfalfitlierrng Der geIteiger-
ten Sobne binaufgeidraubt 81 iebeuL
oes BrGiioenten 9nbdnger ieoo6 ID
r~erieits Elm widtiges 3ugeitdnonis
mo6ten. sic perltanoen li6 oa5u,
oen HrGiioenteu our1 oie Sorlage in
ibrer enogiiltigeu 5orm 81 ermd6ti-
gen. in Gin3elf1aelt, in oenen Die
tiinftigen, gemdB Der 8aritdts- 5or-
mel erreAneten &odIt-8roouften-
preiie Die boberen 2obnfoiten oooer
loniti9e W}ebrousga6en oes 6armers
ieit Dem 1. Sonltor 1911 utberiid-
li6tigt laiien, einen 9reisousglei1
nn6 o6en 3u5ulailen.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
llmfams Der 2~eibpadtbilfe

YrGiioent &ooiebelt berihtete neu=
li6 an oen &ongreB, Dob Der @ert
Ser 2eib- Ya6t-@ in oen
lebten 18 Monaten $5,129,0 00, 900
betrug. Oie MuguitIieferungen la
gen INN ettpa $50,000,0 900 unter De-
men bonn Suli Die ii6 auf $780,
100000 beliefen. Sn0eiien 5eigte
ser @eiomtberiht einen 0auerno an-
iteigen6en l1mfang Der Ben alIiierten
Nationen getp6brten &ilfe. Ser Hrd-
iioent iagte, oaB bisber uoie 8erei-
nigten Staaten penig mebr ais ben
balben @ee CUR marimalen M0gli6-
felt Der &riegspro0uftion 5uriidge=
legt baben~.
SIN Ierb1ltnis al ibren berfigba-
rem 9ilfsquellen baden England uno
NuBlano mebr @affen bergeitellt als
Die 0ereinigten Staoten-trob Der
Eatia6e, oaB GuBlano elm G9ladt-
feIo uno england elm offeniiuer
Gtiibpunft lit. Ser YrGiioent ct.
fl6rte peiter. oaB Die 3ipile @irt-
ihaft Der 9ereinigten Staaten iid
big rauf Die Gnohen" entbl0Ben
muB, penn bie amerifaniiden &dm-
pier un6 Die Der aaiierten Nationen
bic melt gr0Beren @affenmengen err
balten ioaen, Die erforoerli1 iino,
INN oas Gteuer oes Grieges berum.
5unerfen.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
grenm1l 1T bier ratiumiert

Set oieiem Donnerstag lit 8renn-
81 bier rationiert. 6~iiroerbin bari
man 8rennol niir unter 9lbgabe bon
oiesbe5iigliden &upons faufen. 8e-
iagte &upons ioaen al Is. Oftober
ausgegeben meroen. Ser beutige
@ebalt bon Del in ben Tanfs Der
HriuatbeiiBer miB gemeloet peroen,
iooaB iie idlieBlid entipredeno me-
niger Gupons erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
MtabaraOi9a bon SnOOre
lit %regiernngsmioe
Gr Ie6nt iid mad ieiner amerifuni-
idJen 0attin

@uS 0elbi fommen @erii6te, oaB
Der temperamentpoae Wabaraoi6a
gei6mant bon Ssnoore ~abgeoanft bot
uno BON elmer &eile nod Imerifa
nidt mebr ols Staats9ef 5uriiffeb-
rem miro-ooer oaB er iib nenig-
items nit Dem @eoanfen trdgt, mie
iein @oter uno iein @roBbater Dor
linn bonn Sbron berab5uiteigen.
Snoiide @emGbrsleute miiien 81
beri6ten oaB Der iunge Mabaraoida
leiner 3ablreihen 3~uiammenit0Be
nit Den britii1en 8eboroen iiber-
oriiiiig geiporoen lit uno Die N6be
ieiner @emablin iu9t, elmer gebiirti-
gen Mmerifanerin, Die fi6 oerdeit
bi%er3ulanoe befinoet.
Snbore elm britiides Sursenfinb
9ie @eididte Snoores lit ieit
iiber einem balben SabrbunOert cine
itiirmii6e gepeien. Snoore NOR Ell
ner ser lebten inoii1en Staten, Der
iid ben 8riten fiigen muBte uno lein
@ebiet puroe 5eritiidelt.
Ser @roBbater oes iebigen Ma-
baraoi1a 6anfte nod ser @rmor-
oung zines britii6en Mgenten al,
uno yeibmants Batter itieg gleibfaas
bonn Sbron berab, ais er Dor Die
@abl geiteat muroe, entpeoer ab8u-
oanfen o0er iid aber tuegen grmor-
oung zines. iungen &aufmanns i'm
Streit iiber cine E1n3erin gum Hro-
5eB 81 ltenen. Sp1ter beiratete Ell
Nancp Miler bon Seattle, Die er
auf elmer @eltreiie in Mmerifa fen
men ltno lieben lernte.
gibpant lit NIT Der friiberen 6rar
Warguerite Gambler BranDen berbei.
ratet, Der amerifaniiden Hflegerin
ieiner inoiiden eriten Jrau, Die Dor
orei Sabren ftarb.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
SER Sdes weisiagt
mebr Oeaiefernngen
Gr DerlGkt. iidD anf fummenSe
Serns- SlinOis &Obrenleitnng

Sielige MISUNDERSTANDING
1uBerten unierem @irtidaftSmini-
tier uno hermit Selpertpalter SIDES
aeqeniiber, Bob oie 9efi8it-S panne
apiIfen Dem Selbeoarf 0es Sanoes=
oitens unter Dem beutigen Notionle-
runqsproaramm un0 ben 2iefernn-
gen oortbin nod Dor Subresenoe be-
Ieitiat meroen fam. @s ioa Dies
ourd cine @eri6mel3ung Der Del
lieferungsmittel geide6en, loooB Die
giIenbabnen minoeitens 40 Hro5ent
mebr grennol nod unlerem Often
fiibren fonnen.
No6 MaBgabe oes neueIten Be-
ridts oes Betroleumbertpalters
9Sfes, Ser oie t1gli1en 2ieferungen
nit ser Giienbobn fir Die Dorlebte
ISOLDE auf 856,710 Sob be3iffert
iuiir0e oaS mebr ais 100000 Sob
pro Sag 81 beoenten baben.
9ie @eiamtlieferuneen nod unle-
rem SIten-eini6lieBli6 iener auf
an0erem ais Dem 8abntDege-tDer-
oen auf cine Miaion ODER mebr Sob
Sen Sag be8iffert-oer 8eOarf unter
8eriidii6tigung Der fommettoen
8renn0l-& ationierung anf 1,4OO,-
900 Sab.
geIogte @l1ne niiroen fails tie
ongenommelt meroen, 81 elmer Yer
ringerung oes @eiamtoefi5its nm
ungefGbr rs Yro5ent fiibren.
lleberoies piiroen Die Damn nod
nerbleibenoen 100000 Tonnen De
fiait mad BEN Sd1bnngen bieiiger
@em1brsleute in einen leidten lie
berlhuB -eine 5iherbeitSlpanne-
Dertuan0elt per0en, tDenn Bic $50
Meilen lange N0brenleitung bon
Seras nod Sainois einmol fertig-
geIteat miro uno Del our6 fie 81
flieBen 6eginnt.
GelratiOnem nad SemperatnritamO
9os Yreisbermaltungsamt gab
in3pii1en 81 miiien, 0aB 0as neite
8rennolrationierung 8rogramm oie
@ei5iaiIon in 5 3eitipnnnen einteilen
miro, Inn ben @eim6eiiBern 81 err
mogIi6en, lire &ationen plan
mGBig nab WaBgabe Der iaiioniibli-
den Observation-Disclosures 81
perteilen. &upons nit BEN Num-
mern 1 bis 5 peroen fir beion0ere
3eitrGume ausgegeben mer0en uno
meroen elmer amtliden @rflGrung
3ufolge nur innerbaIb oieier 3eit-
r1ume giiltig iein, iDenn aud 8or-
forge fir einen borberigen @ebrnuh
bon &upons getroffen meroen miro,
nm einem S~onoerbeoarf infolge I'M
gem0bnlider &dltetpeaen geredt gu
mer0en.
Die ~eripdbnten 3eitrdume mer0en
unter Sen bier Dor fur5em i1on an
gefiinoigten r@drme=3 onen" bari
ieren. Die Sei5iaiion miro fir &a-
tionierungs3tDede am /. Sftober be-
ginnen, penn aud Die ortliben &n-
tionierungs1mter erit bonn Is. Otto
Der an iiber electromagnetic bon
8rennolperbraudern befinoen mer-
ben. 8renn0lfdufe nod l.. Sftober
meroen bereits auf Die Station 6es
Mntragiteaers Derre6net peroen.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
GGiOtt 8OOieOelt in eunOOm

Sberitleutnant gaiott &oolepeIt
traf oieien Mitttpo1 nit einem bril-
tii6en Observation-Disclosures in
2onoon elm, ga er ben amerifani-
lGen Seeresflugitreitfrdften in eng
lano 5ugeteilt lit.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
@internnifprm

Die m~eiIten unierer Soloaten
bie%r3ulanoe meroen gegen gnoe bic
Ter ISOLDE ODER anfangs Der ndditen
lire CONNER gegen lire @interiini=
former austaii6en. 90 CAB oas
&riegsamt am Mittmod befannt.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
SPIEL in ben 2dften

Wotten fliigen mir 81 Saupten
iiber See uno Mtauerrano,
loen l6 aus ben ~5erfdnbten
Sdpdrmen luitig Ulcers Sano;
aLs Oh es Nadupirren mare
zines Cages in Mbenorub
aus Ser &ait befreter SfNuere
ib i6 ibrem San5e gu:
&reiien, 3uden, Spielgepimmel,
Sipfen bier un6 5lattern 6a.
9ift oabinter iebt Der Simmel
nit ben Golfen groB u0 nab.
Die auf @aiieritile lalten
iberbuiGt elm roter Sdein.
Die bonn Spegel ~mifgefaBten
moaen 5tpeifad Inn mid ien.
8is oe lebten 9unitgefalten
f~Dadien6 idpin0en %minoesfern ~
uno i'm @rau 0as Srag0a1 balten
iber Berg uno erften Stern.
Wilbem bon Sdo5.
gBilbein BON SdOl5 tplroe 1874 8u Berlin ais Sobn 0eS
Staatsminiiters BON Sdol5 ge6oren. @r I~uoerte 2iteratur-
piienidafen, mar BON 1919 bis 1928 erfter 0ramaturg unO
Spieqeiter am 2anoestbeater in Stuttgart rno lebt beate auf
Dem 2anoglt Seebeim bel &onfan3. Set 1896, ais er iein
critics @eoibtbud berausga6, bot er cine &eibe lDrn6er,
oramatii6er uno er5dblenoer @Serfe beroffentlidt. Sn ienen
Didhlngen id0pft CT aus Naturperbltnoenbeit rno unmittel-
barem Grleberl, Sinnlides lno lle6eriinnlides 6~egegnen elm
amber.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02
NeMe Nerlufte
britii3er 3erit0rer
Ntadl Mnrmamsffabrt nit Mimen
indjer DcrIemft


Ser 8erluIt 6es britil1en 3erito.
rers ,Somoli~ uno 0es Wineniu.
ders r2eoo" puroe lebtbin bon Der
2onooner MomiralitGt in einem 8e-
ri6t 8ugegeben, in Dem Die l~aufenot
S9la6t 3piihen einem @ismeer.
&onpoi uno oeutiAen Slug5eugen
uno llnterIeebooten gemeloet lpnroe.
vgs maren Nerlulte an S6iffen
i'm &onuoi 81 per5ei6nen," beiBt C
in Dem 8eridt, naber trob elmer gro.
Ben 3obl iebr i6perer &ngriffe, Die
ser 5eino unternnbm, trnf cine
Mebrbeit ser S6iffe on ibrem ge.
ltimmlngsort in &uBlono elm"
@uf Der Seimfabrt puroe Die tor
peoterte ySomuli" 1870 Sonneit,
bon einem onoeren 8eritorer III
Sdlepp genomment brad aber nodj
orei Eagen i6le6ten 8etterS aus
chamber uno berianf.
@ier britii6e 6lug3euge gingen
~berloren, aber Die Biloten BON oreien
murOen gerettet.
Ser @eleit5ug Duroe am 9. Sep
TENDER geii6tet, aber Die oeuti6en
@ngriffe begannen erit am u. Sep;
tentber. Sic oolterten me6rere "a.
ge uno Ndhte.
G%dtilbernns zines stuciten Maats
Ser 3lpeite Moot Sobn Gniiiu
9Der, Elm &alifornier, Der ii6 ani
Scimurloub befinoet, beidrieb oieier
Gage Die fur1tbare @ut anOouern-
Ser Gag uno Nodtangriffe auf iei-
men nod &uBlano fabrenoen @eleit-
aug in ben arftiiden @emdiiern oes
@eiBen Meeres.
uQs mar Elm GROCER Weleit5ug,
er3dblte er, limo oireft Dor Der Sill
tie iebte elm oider Nebel elm. @enfl
Der lebtere lid etfpas 3erteilte, fonn-
te man ieben, oaB mir inter 8eobad=
ting Oeuti6er 9orniers Itnnoen.
S6lieBli6 bra6 na6 mebreren Ga
gen Die Come ourd. Sofort GRIT
fen l1=8oote uno Stufas glei6aeitig
an. Snnerbal6 elmer Minute muir
ben 3pei S6iffe berienft.
Mm nd6iten Gage fam es mieoer
CUR S6lndt. am oritten Gage fam
nnier @eleit3ug in BEN 8erei1 ser
MitternahtSIonne Son $50 1thr
pormittogs bis 1920 l1br aben0s
griffen 5ode-@ lf=8omber uno Cor
peooflug5eltge itiin0li6 in @enen
an. nWein Soft, es mar furbtbar!"
S1iffe giilgen unter, Menfden
i9mammen in Dem eiligen @aiier,
6ra6ter brannten uno erplooierten.
y@ir itanoen 18 Stitnoen obne
&ubepauie an BEN @eldiiben. Sr
ben na6lten orei Sagen pieoerbolte
ii6 oas 3beater. <r5 Dor Ser rui-
fii6en &iiite traf infer Sdiff, aui
Der Steuer6oroieite, cine Bonnie nno
iebte uniere 9pnamos auBer 8etrieb.
8ir uerindten ber3meifelt mebrere
206er inn Waidinenraum 5lt ito
pfen." @noli6 gelang es, Die Site
ger 81 ~bertrei6en, ltno es mar mog-
lid, Hotreparaturen bor3unebmen.
Seine @mbe I'M 6afen
@ir erreidten Sen &afen unh
bofften auf ettpas Nlibe. 0od, Jag
te 0per, in Ben 20 Gagen, mel6e
Der @eleit8ug in NuBlan6 Dor Mnfet
lag, muroen gegen uns 81 Suftan-
grille unternommen.
Ntdj bic 9eimreiie mar firdterlid
auf Der Seimreiie berri9te fat
our1negs @larm. Dns S6iff er5it.
terte unter furbtbaren @ridiitterltrl.
gen pom Bug Bis gum SEED. Man-
DIE S6iffe muroen bon ben grploiiot
men brett aus Dem @aiier gei1leu'
bert uno 8erbrahen in 8mei ooer 6rei
Seile. 9ie Sradter eilten in aler
&i6tungen oabon, Inn &oaiiioner
nit ben getroffenen Sdiffen gu Der.
meioen. 9as @aiier mar 10 falt
Dab elm Weni6 BARN MIR cine balbt
Stun0e le6en fonnte."
9ie ~gefabrpoae Sabrt oauerte iebl
lange. 9rei Monate mar Ser Maal
9Der untermegs.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02

9lppea an oas geiamte 9euti6ameri-
fanertum sur Mitmirfung a%ufrufen.
Cine iolde &onferen5 oiirfte unierer
&egierung bepeilen, OaB ibr Ser
tralien in sic 2opalit6t Der 0eutid-
amerifaner our6aus gered)tfertigt
lit.
Washington Journal., 1942-10-02

-@enn Sic Sbr Sous. MobeI
ODER NutomobiI berfihern polen,
telepbonieren sic bite an Serrn s.
g. @infler, MationaI 7789.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-31

North Main street on East Main street who complained, undoubted- ly justly. that crowds of bus pas sengers were blocking the street and their doorways, and interfer- ing with their business.
 Tl.e new stop has been in use since July IS and a final decision will be made concerning Its con- tinued use August IS. The police board ordered a one month trial of the new stop.
 It is understood that the park board has given the police board no word of support for the pro- posal to construct the shelter.
 There has ben some public dem- onstration against any construc- ton which would mar" the Greens appearance. There was similar demonstration a short time ago when plans were made to lop off a few feet at the west end in the interest of making the corner more safe for traffic.
 Fire Marshal Lahey and Lieut.. Eugene Iegge were eye-witnesses to the accident. They assisted the two women at the scene and stop ped the two cars which took them to the hospital.
 Traffic Officer Dick Baldwin was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-31

State Senator Edward P. Egan's car and admitted for treatment of an injury to her right forehead and possible skull fracture. Her con- dition was reported good today.
 Condition Improved C
 Miss Mae Robinson, p, of l30 Dwight street was hit on the right leg by the limb. She was taken to the hospital in a car operated by Miss Mary Hogan. a school teacher. She was reported good today.
 Both women were waiting for a bus at the time the heavy branch snapped off and fell to the ground. The accident occurred at 5:10 D. m. Mrs. Bowling was standing under the tree and Miss Robinson was seated on a bench.
 It was learned that members of the board of police commissioners have consulted with members of the board of park commissioners with the purpose of determining the latter boards feelings on the question of granting permission to thGe c. R. & L. Go. to build a shelter.
 The present bus stop on the south side of the Green is a tenn porary arrangement made at the request of merchants occupying stores between Phoenix avenue and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-31

Thus another chapter is written into the history of the fabulous Congress hotel, where such person. ages as Theodore Roosevelt, Enrieo Caruso, Thomas A. Edison, Col William Buffalo Bill" Cody and Chicago's leaders of wealth and fashion have worked and played.
 The 49-year -old Congress and the Stevens = the worlds largest hotel-will be taken over on Aug. 1 by the government for conversion into training quarters for more than 25,000 future airmen.
 The Congress motel dates back to 1893, when it was built as an annex of the old Auditorium hotel to serve visitors to the Worlds Columbian Exposition. It was then an impos- ing History building with 400 rooms and the most ornate lobby in Chicago.
 Opened by Grover Cleveland
 Old timers of Chicago and many of the Congress 600 employees re- call the occasion when President Grover Cleveland came to Chicago to open officially the Congress, and through the years they have seen other presidents come and go . :. Taft, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover and the Roosevelts.
 Perhaps the hotels greatest fame came through its political gather ings. During convention periods, all furniture and rugs would be re- moved from the lobby and the building would go on 8 regular "war Easis," in anticipation of the influx of politicians. Presidents were said to have been made" in its rooms between convention sessions.
 The old Pompe.isn room, with a beautiful big fountain that had visitors gasping and gave celebrants of conventions and parties an op- portunity to dunk their friends, was a major attraction. However, it was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-31
ITALIAN SOCIETY.
 TO STAGE OUTING.
Judd Field, OakviIIe Scene Sunday; Ball Game on
 Program

One of the largest community gatherings of the current summer season is anticipated when the first Italian Aid society of Oakville holds it's annual outing at Judd Field, Oakville, Sunday, August End. A large committee headed by Louis Fabiani has been working on ar- engagements for the affair which promises to surpass any event yet staged by the organization.
 A variety program of entertain ment. athletic events, and novelties will be offered as well as a softball game featuring the Italian All- Stars of Oakville and the French All Stars of Watertown. Refresh ments will be served throughout the afternoon.
 A large percentage of the re- ceiptS of the outing will be turned over to the Allied War Relief, on behalf of which, Mayor Warren Parker of Watertown will give a brief talk. Gate prizes of two twenty-five dollar war bonds and ten dollars worth of war savings stamps will be given away.
 Members of the general commit tee assisting MT. Fabiani are Nick Colabello and Frank Zibello. Benny Rinaldi, Armand Marcantonio, John Marcoux is chairman of the re- freshmept committee while Lee Orsio heads the athletic program group. Rocco Mara will act as mas ter of ceremonies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-31

no greater magnate than the many celebrities who came there. or who paraded down Peacock Alley" marble passageway between the Auditorium and Congress.
 There was Lily Langtry, the famed English beauty known as the Jersey Lily; there was Scotti, the toasted baritone; Pol Planco, the basso; Geraldine Farrar, Gadski, Schumann- Heink, and by no means less prominent, Mary Garden, who stopped there in 1911 when she sang ''Thais."
 Mayors Lived There
 Chicagoans of note such as the Potter Palmers, the Pullmans, the Armours and Allertons frequented the gay Jompeiian room, as did well known permanent Congress guests, former Mayor William Hale Thompson, the assassinated Mayor A. G. Cermak and the late Gov. Henry Horner.
 Tn addition to social and finan- cial leaders of Chicago, many from the east were seen at the Congress, among them the Vanderbilts, Nor gans. Goulds, Astors and Rocke- fellerS.
 The registry books carry the names of John w. "Bet a Million" Gates and the stage family, Ethel, Lionel and John Barrymore. The Congress also remembers Sarah Bernhardt, Viola Allen and Maude Adams of the theater.
 These people are memories today as the. old Congress, shorn of its plush and pomp, prepares to serve Uncle Sam.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-31

BUDGET DRESS SHOP . FASHION FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-31
TwoWomenIn Injured By
 Routed Limb On Green
Accident at Newly Established Bus Terminal ReOpens
 Old Controversy; Victims Improved Today

New agitation for return of the East Main Street bus terminal to it's former location construction a protective shelter The Green resulted from the accident
 yesterday which caused injuries to two women when routed limb fell from. tree The Green and struck them down. Mrs Lydia Bowling, A. of 70 Plaza Avenue struck the head by the heavy limb rendered unconscious. She taken to Waterbury Hospital in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-31

The first broadbill swordhSh ever captured with rod and reel in Atlantic waters was taken off Mon- tauk Point, L. l., in 1927 by Oliver Grinnell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-31

also promptly on the scene and aided by Lieutenant Patrick Ho- bart of the detective bureau assis- ted the injured women and in taking over" the direction of a temporary congestion of traffic.
 Reports of the accident have been filed with the corporation counsel and park department. Part of the "rotted limb" has been re- tained as evidence.