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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06

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lOsC-WTIC-2Ss

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E You Have Business Service To Render Advertise On This Page
Rooms, Bo0rd. HOtels
msouss ana Boars

BOYS CLUB, Cottage Place--Nice rooms. swimming pool, al home cooking. Reception roona Mod crate pxices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06

Railways in Mexico are to be frehabilitatcd and supplied with much needed motive power and rolling
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
. WAR QUIZ
Answers on Back Pag.

.s This Navy insignia is worn by As szslisted men in what branch
 as the service, boatSwainS mate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06

traffic Dec. 1. What artery is this?
 3. Who is derisively known as :. "Ak~&Ana;'s -n.aka" a% s~> sE~-~.a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06

New Zealand expects its l942 war expenditures to total over $532. .0O0.- AaA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
Autonaobiles
NetU Car Dealers
Automobiles For Sale

l94l Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan, Heater
 JOHN J. COLLINS, INC. S8 Willow St, Dial S-2l24
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lS40 FORD = Deluxe Convertible. Good tires. Call Mir. Warner at S-ll32 or Naug. 4o07.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
For Rent Real Estate
Houses For Rent

FOUR ROOM HOUSE on Sheffield St. Mrs. Paffney, 20 Chapel St., Waterville. Tel. 3-0655.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06

sQ7 pTITCK SEDAN &260
 New Rubber GROVE USED CAR EXC l4 Grove St. Open Evenings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06

1889 PLYMOUTH 4-door Sedan, excellent eonditionl
 J. G. MOTORS, INC. lT Willow St, Dial S-2lSl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
Household Articles

S6 Household Articles CLOSING OUT-Balance of living room suites. Just { sets left. All coil spring construction, 3 suites g. piece, ceiling price $179.95: now $iS9.95, have $40: 1 suite 3-piece, ceiiing price $239.95, now .$179.95; save 5000: l suite, S-piece, ceiling price $27995, now $l99.95; save $80.00.
 The Radio Shop l80 Grand St. FACTORY-Rebuilt Vacuum Clean CTS, reasonable. Trades accepted. Expert repairing, 221 Bank St. S-1364.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06

1887 PACKARD SEDAN, R. and H, STANDARD TAXI co.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06

9 Autos and Trucks For Sale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06

ss Chevrolet TRUCK Real
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7s Storage & Warehouses, Rent

PARKING LoT-Fenced in lot for 30 cars. g month per car. Inquire Hosey. 3-l473.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
Merchandise

90 Business and ofnce Equipment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06

-----==-=-==-z-- - FOR SALE APPLES - Mcintosh, Baldwins. Delicious, other winter varieties, bu. $l.00 up; sweet cider, honey. Harris Plains Orchards, Litchfield, Bantam tState Road).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-06
1940 De Luxe Pontiac

Like new Privately driven. Tel. 4-4S94 or after 6 p. m, 4-4SS2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
You Can Win Again
War Stamps Don't Care How Many Times You
Get Them for Writing Nursery Rhymes

Saying II with rhyme! Fol-
weeks hundreds OF POLITICALLY IN.
clined. patriotic persons have beer
boosting the sale OF War Savings
Stamps and Bonds with poems
based on nursery rhymes. The
good work continues!
Every day The Detroit Times
Rhyme Contest Editor receives a
large batch OF such poems. Each
day the Times prints five such
rhymes, awards 81 in War Savings
Stamps for each poem printed.
Have you entered this contest?
Even II you have, even if you have
won, you still are eligible 10 sub
nit more poems, win additional
prizes.
Take the first two lines of ANY
nursery rhyme. then complete the
poem In your own manner, but be
sure that you write about War
Savings Stamps or Bonds. Poems
should be addressed 10 the Rhyme
Contest Editor. The Detroit Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

Buying War Bonds and Stamps
and doing your part.
Submitted by Mrs. Abby w
Thorp, III Griswold street, Hills
dale:
Tom, Tom the piper's son
Stole q pig and away he run,
Then he sold the pig and hurried
away
To buy his War Bond quota for
that day;
Stamps, too, he took with the
rest OF his change,
SO why he stole the pig is not
too strange.
Submitted by Mrs. Curtis L
Carroll, 1883 Young avenue:
Fee, a, 70, FUN,
I smell the blood of an English
man.
He's blooming mad, and we are
We love our old red. white and
blue:
Well buy War Bonds enough,
you'll see,
To send more ships across the
sea.
Look for us, you wicked Hun,
We're getting ready for some
fun.
Submitted by Mrs. Emil,
Bracy. 5436 Frankfort court:
Humpty Dumpty sat on n wall.
Humpty Dumpty had n great
fall,
His purchase Of War Stamps
had strengthened him well.
So he broke not in pieces but
rose after he fell;
So take heed OF his story and
all do your part,
Buying War Bonds and Stamps
is a mighty good start.
There'll be five more winning
rhymes in the Times tomorrow
Watch for them,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

1870 Cass avenue, Detroit, Mich
Rhymes WILL NOT be returned
decisions OF the judges are FINAL
Now for today's winning
rhymes:
Submitted by Eta Edwards
1906 Chalfonte avenue:
The hart he loves the highwood,
The hare she loves the hill.
But we who love our country
Should help her with a will;
The Axis loves its tyranny,
So when War Bonds we are
buying,
We show we love our country's
flag
And want 10 keep IL flying.
Submitted by Eva Rose, 1945s
Coventry avenue:
Early to bed, early to rise,
Makes n man healthy, wealthy
and wise;
You're up in the morning and
ready 10 start
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
knowledge Test
By DIR. sABINA HI. CONNOLLY

'1-Where is: (a) the Holy Land
tb) the Lone Star State; (c)
the Spanish Main?
.2-Who: (a) discovere the
Hawaiian Islands; (b) is the
father Of fishing tel is the
Bard of Avon?
3-Express it another way: (a)
the Beloved Disciple; OBJ AL
bion; (c) the oldest Roman
road.
Can you name: (a) the United
States director of selective
service; OBJ the United States
secretary of war; (c) the new
commander of the American
Legion?
5-Who wrote under the name of:
ta) Uncle Remus; CD Artemus
Ward; (c) Ella?
Say IL in English: (a) ad
infinitum; OBJ priore; (c)
cicerone.
I'm what book will you find a
girl named: (a) Lydia Languish;
(b) Topsy; (c) Jenny Wren?
Answers on Page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

Will this put him in the same class
as married men with children, OF
is this done after the birth of the
child?
A-You should keep your
draft board informed of all
changes which would affect your
husbands classification, and the
fact that you are expecting n
child should be noted on his
questionable. Only the draft
board can tell you whether your
husband will be put In the same
group as married men with
children.
Mrs. f. A. NJ: Q-My son bought
a new car in January, 1910. He
has four more payments on it. He
was drafted 10 months ago. If his
wife drives the car now. can the
finance company take IL?
A-The finance company can
not take his car as he In pro-
tected by the Soldiers and Sail
ors Civil Relief Act of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Fighting Mans Friend:
Fighting Mans Friend:
Wife inquiries
About Allotment

II. j.: Q-Will you kindly let me
know how 1 could find out If my
husband has signed an allotment
for me and also whether he has
signed up for the army insurance =?
A-Write to the Adjutant
Generals Office, War Depart
ment, Washington, ID. c., giving
them all OF the necessary infor-
nation, such rs his rank, serial
number, etc.
1. X. X: Q-I am an enemy
alien. I came TO America 80 years
ago. I have received no mail from
Europe for 19 years. ] am a widow
and have five sons, two in the
armed forces now, one enlisted in
the United States Army Air Corps
Reserves, one almost 20, soon to be
called, and my oldest son, married
but no children. is also expecting
to be called soon. How can 1 OBJ
tain permission TO work in a de-
tense plant?
ASK PERMISSION
Apply for permission at
the immigration and naturallza-
ton service, S770 East Jefferson
avenue.
B. F.: Oh am al years old and
am in Class ga. If / should be re-
classified and put into la, will 1.
after being called for examination
be allowed to enlist In the anti
aircraft division?
A-You may enlist In the anti
aircraft division after you have
been reclassified and put into
la but not after you have re-
ceived your orders to report for
induction.
ASKS ABOUT WEIGHT
M. T. R.: Q-I am "a years old,
6 feet 1 inch tall, weigh us
pounds, l was told some time ago
that I am overweight. Has the
army changed the weight limits
lately7
A-No, they have not.
MRS. l. M. W.: Q-My husband
and were married at a time when
induction was not imminent. am
expecting a child in about five
He is now in ga. Should
I notify his draft board of this or
do wait until the child is born +?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

'Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Il one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

Things are always panning on
in what industry?
a hitchhiker miss hi.
pollex flnger7
3-What does a policeman carry
that you might visit?
Am old adage makes what
comment about a man who
attempts to be his own lawyer
5-Does a currier use curry
POWDER
6-What's another name for a
Swedish turnip?
Red rust's iron rust, but what's
white rust?
Answers on Page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
ASK PERMISSION
ASKS ABOUT WEIGHT

M. T. R.: Q-I am "a years old
6 feet 1 inch tall, weigh us
pounds, I was told some time age
that I am overweight. Has the
army changed the weight limits
lately?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

''Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
DESTRLNDA POR UN TOR
NADO MAS DE In MITAD
DE UNA
81 muerto3 y mas de
ECO heridos

Little Rock, Arkansas, Oct.
30.-Un tornado d~estruy6 a.
yer mas de la mitad de esta
pOblacion, ocasionando la
muerte a 27 personals Y heri-
das a mas de 200. Vario, de
les heridos estan en- muy gra-
We estado. Mas de 25 personals
fueron atrapadas al desplo-
mar:e la estaci6n del ferroca-
Tril.
Esperaban las victimas IN
tren que iba hhacia e. norte.
Los tres m6dicos del pueblo
rattan de asistir a todos los he
lido: y lesionados,
La botica Sc desplom6 y que
daron inutilizadas las medici-
mas. Llegaron medicos y enfer
meras de Harrison y Eureka
Springs.
Treinta minutes despu6s del
desastre pas6 por ell pueblo
un autobus lleno de pasajeros,
Los pasajerOs sc bajaron para
que los heridos pudieran ser
recogidos y llevados a Harri-
son.
La fabrica de electricidad
qued6 convertida en- escom-
bros Y ell servicio telf6nico fun
ciona con la ayuda de un sis
tema auxiliar de baterfas.
Inmediatamente Sc procede
"a al escombreo de los edifi-
clos derrumbados,
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
DESCENDIO ENTIRE o
CHINOS REPUBLICANOS Ell
C~OMANDANTE HOLLOWAY

Nueva Delhi, China, Octu-
bre 30.-Luego de atacar la
carretcra de B'rmania, en- la
parte dominada por los japo-
neseS, ell avi&dor americana co
mandante Bruce K. Holloway,
Gle Knoxville, Tenn, hizo un
descenso forzoso en- territorio
chino y los republicanos de
Chang lie recibieron con ver-
dedera algeria.
Holloway atac6 una carava
ma de camionetas de los nipo-
mes entire un rio que no Sc men,
ciona y Mangshih. Veinte de
10, vehiculos fueron destroza-
dos.
Las bombas destruyeron
tambi6n un autom6vil del Es-
tado Mayor jaones, matando
a todos los ocupantes.
Dispararon los japoneses
contra e. avi6n y POGO despues
ell comandante pudo apreciar
que disminuia la preston del a.
ceite. Tonic ell rumbo de las
lineas chinas y pudo pasarlas,
salvandoSe.'
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
HAY HAMBRE EN- PUERTO
RICO
PaldbraS del Senador ChGvez

Washington, oct. 30.-Ha-
blando aver en- ell senado, ell Sc
nador Chavez, de Nuevo Neil
co, manifesto que en- Puerto Ri
co hay hambre Y deben ser inves
tlgadas inmediatamente las con-
GlcioneS que alli existen, abar-
candO el crecimiento de la NOR
taidad infantil. Isl dejamos mo
rir de hsmbre a los habitantes
de esa isla, ide quien sera la
cu-pa? lie haremos directamen-
tie ell juego a 10 propaganda de
falangistas e~spanoles y del E.
je".
Posea Chavez valiosos datos
que lie fueron Facilitates por ell
DR.. A. Fernos Isern, comisiona-
90 de salubridad en- Puerto Ri
co, y Santiago IgleSias.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
II
"Prepnrando naeUGS operdr5dS'

"Prepurando nueUGS operdrids'
No poccs miles de mujeres
Sc presentan a llenar plazas de
hombres preparadas para elias.
Por ejemp.o, una escuela tecni-
ca de Hoboken, N. j., que por
espacio de II amos fu6 exclusi-
vamente para hombres, viene
entrenando mujer2s para diver
SOS tipos de trabaiOs tecnicos
d6sde hace varioS meses. Sc ira
ia del Institute T6cnico Stew
ems, dcnde el Negociado Fede-
raj de Education, una agencia
gubernamental, ha establecido
la Escuela de Preparation para
Industries de Guerra, que ofre
ce curses ~gratuitos de tres me-
Ses a mujeres Y hOmbres. Estes
cursos preparan a los estudian-
ties para auxiliaras de ingenie-
ros y calculadores, trabajo en-
talleres ~mecanicos, trazado de
pianos, etc.
La mujer que otrora vic, adj
miro y llovo Ell su persona eX-
clusivamente como Objeto de a.
dorno, lujo Y fascination, como
los diamantes. Una importante
firma neOyorquina que fabrica
herramientas raspantes, perfo-
radoraS y b%ruhidoras usadas en-
Ia construction de tanques, en-
plea a cuatro mujeres desde ha-
ce algGn tempo en- la labor de
seleccionar diamantes, insertar-
los en- las herramientas, pulirlos
Y demas faenas inherentes al
manejo de esta fortisima piedra
preciosa, en- sus usos industrial
les. Y la experienced con ell ira
bajo de estas mujeres ha demos
trade que la ligereza de dedos,
la p~aciencia y precision femeni-
mas las hacen ideales para tai
Ocupaci6n, sin que la vieja fas-
cinaci6n de la piedra preciosa
perjudique a su esmero en- la
faena realizada.
Mientras mayor sea la deman
da de la naci6n sobre su poten-
cial de hOmbres para Servicio
militar, mayor sera tambien la
solicitud del trabajo de la mu-
jer. Cada hOmbre llevado a las
fuerzas armadas tiene sencilla-
mente que ser reemplazado en-
su ocupacion civil, Y aun GUAM
do no pocos de esos reemplazos
provendran de muchachos Y
hombres considerados va vieios,
sc espera que cuando Sc haya
llegadO al Ejercito de 100000
que Sc senala como meta inme-
data del Alto Mando militar de
los Estados Unidos, la mujer
sera la llamada a cubrir la ma
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

yor parte de las plazs que en- la
vida civil ocupan esos 10 milo
mes de hombres.
Seg1n un estudio hecho re-
cientemente, Sc cree que practi-
camente todas las mujeres sol
teras bajo As amos de edad esta-
ran tr%abajando ell ano entrante.
Y 81 en- vez del pCderoso Ej6rci-
TO antes mencionado Sc tuviera
que llegar al de Is, 100000 a que
| aludi6 hace POGO ell Director ma
cional del Servicio Militar Selec
two, General Hershey, la mitad
, 4e las mujeres casadas bajo as
amos de edad y un gran hume
70 de las de edades sobre los As
staran trabajando fuera de sus
lcgaras para 1913.
La crisis de braseros Sc STEM
te va en- todo ell pals: en- centres
industriales importantes como
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Seat
tie Y, mas agudamente a1n en-
Detroit, Michigan, donde sc cal
culaba recientemente que ha-
clan falta $4,000 trabajadores.
Esta situaci6n ha obligado a
las fabricas de Detroit, antano
rafractarias a emplear mujeres,
a apelar ahora a elias para re-
solver en- parte la crisis de bra
EOS, con el resultado de que por
10 menOs $4,000 estaran name
jando tornos y maquinas fresa-
doraS para 81 ano entrante. Y
Is que al paSo que Sc presenta la
falta de hombres por la rapidez
con que estos estan siendo la
manos a filas, mayor es la pre-
sion que habra que ejercer So
bre la mujer para persuadirla a
que convierta TODD su tempo dis
ponible en- tempo Gtil para Ell es
fuerzO b6lico...- Persuadirla, Y,
81 es precise, movilizarla.
Ell propio General Hershey
ha indicado con toda franqueza
que mientras mas demore ell en-
pleo de mujeres y hombres de
mas de As amos, mayor sera ell
problema. ACCOMPLISHMENTS pa
ra 81 pals Y para la crisis, la mu
jer ha demOstrado que es capaZ
de realizar un 80 por 100 de los
! trabajOs hasta ahora patrimo-
rio del hOmbre, y hacerlos con-
cienzuda y rapidamente.
Pero no solamente en- las in
bOrando directa y activamente
borando directa p activamente
ia mujer norteamericana al IT,
tanico esfuerzo que impone a los
PaiseS Unidos esta guerra, sino
que tambi6n 10 hace desde su
puestO normal e imprescindible
en- ell magisterio, llevando a ca
DO ell nuevo programa educacio-
rial que incluira en- ell plan de ms
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

trrcci6n 81 aleccionamiento de
los nihos en- las cosas de la que
IRA. La maestro 10 explicara al
muchacho, los valores nutritivc5
de los diversos comc9ti6les y Ia
forma de subsistir con otros a
quellos que resultaron en- cares
ia, los sagrados principles por
los cuales Sc lucha contra el to-
talitarismo; y el sarvicio que
les demas Paises Unidos, con su
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

participation en- es+a guerra,
prestan a la causa &c ia Demo.
cracia y Ia Civilization. Las re-
clones entire los Estados Uni
los c Hispano America recibi-
m especial atenci6n en- ste nc
Tydoso plan ed~uc2ciOnal.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
CHRlSTY CONDENADO POR
UNO DE LOS CUATRO A


Miami, oct. 30.-En menos de
20 minutes un jurado declare
culpable a Vincent j. Christy de
aSesinar a Irving Leopold, de 81
amos, una de sus cuatro victimas
Ell fiscal us6 como base de sus
2argos la confession del crimi-
nal.
Christy confes6 que habia ca
sualmente matado al hijo de los
Leopolds; a Mrs. Leopold por-
que do gritos y a Norm porque
lie hiZo r~esistencia.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
LLEGARoN II p C A
GIBRALTAR

Londres, Octubre 3O.-Co-
munica la radio de Vichy que
acaban de llegar a Gibraltar
II barcos mercantes, un trans
porte, tres tanques, dos cruce-
ros y una flotilla de submari-
nos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30
DEFUNCTONTE6

FaTaci6 aver el Sr. Jose R.
G2l1s, de 40 amos, vecino de la
Gale Kd.ar Ia, en- esta ciudad.
Deja a su viuda, dos herpa-
nos, dos harmanas Y otros fami-
liares. Ell cadaver recibira Sc
pultura en- ell cementerio Myrtle
Hill.
La gaceta., 1942-10-30

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Compre la pintUra B.
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La gaceta., 1942-10-30
La mujer desempeha una importante misi6n en-
ell e~sfuerzo de guerra de los Estados Unidos
Por Julio Arias Sanchez

ohos Reservados 1912, por la Overseas News Agency
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
WidoW Leaves Fortune
To Cop on the Beat

named trustee and executor of the
estate. Relatives. lend and
servants were bequeathed amounts
ranging up 10 $4,000 while other
requests related 10 the care Of
animals.
Mrs. Carroll McGurren. daugh-
ter-in-law OF the attorney, was
willed $500 for her Kindness in
giving a home TO a dog named
Flanagan. John GardeZ receives
81 900 in appreciation of his care
OF homeless dogs, hoping he will
continue IL.
Among special funds set aside
were S. 800 with which Larson is
10 provide care for Mrs. Mix dogs.
Pepper and Bill, who are TO be
buried in Hinsdale dog cemetery
and their graves maintained for
10 years with the residue of the
fund.
Larson also was given charge OF
$500 to provide blankets for old
horses in Indictment weather"
Larson, who was married six
months ago. now is boatswain's
mate al the Great Lakes naval
training station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
DrugIess Health!

AFTER 3 DAYS examine
your urine. You may see small
pieces of white stone, threads
and crystalline matter, which
should not be I'm your system
POISONS - coming out, re-
lieving you. THESE poisons,
collecting there probably for
years, like rust In an old iron
pipe, were weakening your
kidneys and running your di-
gestive system. Be sure 20
watch for these symptoms to
realize the priceless value Of
BIO-MINERAL.
PHARMACISTS - CHEM
lists do not make BIO-MIN-
ERAL. IL comes from the
depths Of the earth, Natures
laboratory. Contains. NO alco-
hol-NO drugs-N0 dope--NO
oil. NOT n SINGLE habit
ming ingredient. ONLY
Natural, Life : Giving MIN
ERALS-the oldest and most
reliable remedy for Rheuma-
tism, Arthritis, Neuritis, Stom-
ach and Kidney disorders.