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Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-01-17
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14
NEW HAVEN ARENA
 PRESENTS KRUPA
Show of the Week. Series to Open Sunday, Sep-
 tember 20

Following a sensational engage ment at the Hollywood Palladium, Gene Krupa, his orchestra and soloists are coming to the New Ha- ven Arena on Sunday afternoon and evening, Sept. 2Oth, to open a giga Htic Fall series of the Show of the Week.. There will be a great array of U. s. o. circuit stars to appear on stage revue in front of the Harry Berman band, making it another Two in One" musical menu.
 While in Hollywood, Krupa and his band were featured with Bar bara Stanwyck and Gary Cooper, in Ball of Fire" in which Krupa, Americas ace drummer man, per- formed his torrid speciality, Drum boogie".
 Hailed as an outstanding leader as well as 8 stellar percussionist, Krupa with his orchestra has won acclaim in topnotch hotels and theaters throughout the country. Although a particular favorite of swing fans, the band dispenses mu- sic that appeals to all types of mu- sic lovers.
 Soloists who share the spotlight with Krupa are Anita O'Day, love- ly lady of song; Johnny Desmond, baritone star, and Roy Eldridge, wizard of the trumpet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

More than 300 relatives and friends of Mario Albino were pres ent at the testimonial dinner given in his honor at the Hotel Elton Sat- urday evening. The dinner was given under the auspices of the Pontelandolfo Society upon the oc- casion of MT. Albino's graduation from the McAllister School of En- balming of New York, from which he graduated with honors. He is a graduate of Crosby High school and also of the Bridgeport Junior Col lege of Connecticut.
 The event was also considered as a farewell party in view of MT. AL bino's entering the armed service shortly.
 City Court Clerk Attorney Car mine J. Cipriano, acted as toast master; City Prosecutor Attorney Frederick W. Palomba, was the principal speaker and Past National Commander John De Pastino, pre- sented a gold watch and a purse, in behalf of the arrangement commit tee and those present. Others who spoke were: John Sfroza, president of the Italian Brotherhood and chairman of the arrangements com- mittee, Umberto Santopietro, pres ident of the Pontelandolfo Society; Mrs. Mary Fischer, president of the Pontelandolfo Society Auxiliary; City Tax Collector Attorney Hum- bert Mangini, Joseph La Porta, Commander of Florio Post No. 4; Michael Giordano, National Vice Commander of the Italian American World War Veterans of the U. s.; Thomas Colasanto, 3rd: MT. and Mrs. Pasquale Albino, father and mother of the honored guest.
 The committee on arrangements was headed by John Sfroza as chairman and included: Donate Guerrero as assistant chairman; Carmine Sfroza, secretary; Michael Tacinelli, as treasurer; Umberto Santopietro, Mrs. Mary Fisher. Joe Santopietro, Anthony Albino, Peter J. DiLeo.
 | Among those present whose sigma lures appear on guess book pre- Sented to the guest of honor were: Emanuel Santopietro, Anthony Cas- taldi, Giocondino Mancini, Diodato Perugini, James Matrella, Frank Castaldi, Giosue Di Mello, America D'Angelis. Filomeno Rinaldi, Mich ale Vallillo, Giocondino Santopietro, Antonio Como, Leonardo CoStantino Joseph Guerrero, Michael Guerrero, Frank Santopietaro, Mrs. Josephine Santopietro, Tony Santopietro, John Santopietro, Michael Daddonna, Gieuseppe Ciarlo, Angelo Fusco, Carmine Sfroza, Anthony D'Angelo, Mrs. Antonetta D'Angelo. Mrs. Mary Pesce, William Pesce. Mrs. Maria grazia Sfroza, Andrea Guerrero, Mrs. Jennie Rinaldi, Salvatore Rim aldi, Rosa Rinaldi, Ralph Rinaldi, Joseph Sfroza, Mrs. Joseph Sfroza, Nellie Naclario. John J. Perugini, Mrs. Robert Etergino. Mrs. Robert Eterginio, Angelo Perugini, Mrs. An. gelo Perugini, Mrs. Filomena Gala brese. Mrs. Angelina Torelii, MT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14
RYAN AND BENSON
 ON JACQUES BILL
Pat Paree Featured Strip= per on Second Burlesque
 Show of Season

Another all new travelling bur- lesque show plus vaudeville acts will start for the second week at Jacques theater this afternoon for the entire week headed by three mirth makers, a riot of fun with that well known comedy duo, Ryan & Benson. and another top notcher, Billy Fields, assisted by Aleene Dale, young comedian.
 Murray Green and Elsa Lang, a duet of harmony singing as well as popular ballads; Joyce Nyles, cute and cunning darling, are also fea- tured.
 The two Bodens, father and son banjo players, and Ramon & Louise, whirlwind and modernistic dancers of the pallets and g. chorus of 16 fast steppers in all new numbers, featuring that glamorouS and Pa- risian beauty, Miss Pat Pare, round out the program. Don't forget show time: matinees daily at 2:3O and evening at 8:30, with gala midnight frolic every Friday at 12 M. All seats are reserved. Phone 5-1572 for reservations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14
SALVATION ARMY
 FETES LAWRENCE

The Salvation Army gave fare well for Lieut.. Thomas A. Law renee at the evening service last night. Lieut.. Lawrence is being transferred to Hartford next Fri day where he will assist Maj. Har- old A. Zealley with the young peo- ple's work of the division.
 Those who participated in paying tribute to Lieut.. Lawrence were Mrs. E. Durant, Bandsman William Hartshorn, Mrs. Alberta Terry Bandsman Paul Duren and Vir- ginia Raymond.
 The harvest festival will be ob- served in the corps the week end of Sept. 26, according to Maj. Hugo Wiberg. A fruit and vegetable sal- ad sale will be the feature of the final day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

Ed and Ned zeiger, twin sons of MT. and Mrs Henry J. Zegler of New Britain completed eight years of gram
 mar school and four years of high school together and vsioned the day when the college would get them for four more years But their dreams failed to mater iaze Ed last week started his first year at St. Thomas Seminary Bloomfield while his twin simultaneously enrolled at Holy Cross College Worcester Their elder brother B recently received his Army Air Corps wings in Florida and when he received the news they were fur therng their education he tckled as the day he wore the wings the first time Bill is alumnus of the Seminary having finished the two years college course in Bloomfield last June Their mother is the former Lillian Dillon, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Dillon ot South Elm Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

Mir and Mrs. William c. Christie O. 22O Lincoln Street have chrstened their of September Edwin McCallun. . Two stars have been added to the Second Congregational Church service flag. They are for Ellen RangOOn nurse at the Lowell General Hospital at Fort Devens Mass and for Private George Stevens Pat Mango, tea salesman, and his wife, the former Jeanette Ciminera, now have typical Amer ican family. The Stork left Mrs. Mango boy at St. Marys Hospital Friday night. Their first blessed event was daughter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

Louie Freilich, son of MT. and Mrs David Freilich oR 3S4 Pine Street, better known in local sporting circles as Dutchy" has arrived safe and sound with Army troops in Ireland. He was among the local draftees who left here two and half months ago. His father, an employe of the Dibner Dress factory on Canal Street sergeant in the Austrian Army dur ing the Servian War.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14
@ ANSWERS
 TO WAR QUIZ
Questions on want Ad Page

1. Miss Mildred H. MeAfee president Of Wellesley College and lieutenant commander of tho Nays Women Appointed for Vol. unteer Emergency seryic ( (WAVESl.
 2. A Navy air squadron in In. diana which took ils name from the late. Indlan-born screen aeiFess caFole Lombard.
 2. A peacetime soldier who hai completed half hls enlistment DO. Flod is lover the hnmpsi 'oYaT lhf hlll" is the Army's term GoF de- aeftlcn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

build then they break e Boeing the destruction sketched to test the wings Flying Foresses Hydraulic jacks slowly drag down the wing until of the useage Engineers carefully check the amount of pull scientifically recorded the in leftand corner sketch Incidentally the plant makes all its production too often vnng designing them solve problems never before encountered in aircraft manufacture.
 GENERAL HENRY H. ARNOLD, chief of the U. s. " Army Air Forces said that the Flying Fortress is the guts and backbone of worldwide aerial offen sve ." His lads of the U. s. Bomber Command in England doing fine job of proving his words prophetic for the Fortresses have headline with their recent unprecedented bombing forays against
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14
EyERYBoDY's BUSY
BY THE MAN IN TEE TOWER
Good Evening.

These are busy busy days, Everybody's got the working craze, Dad is hardly ever seen, And mothers busy at the canteen. Everybody's out all day long, The house seems quiet, quiet all wrong The water pipes are looking rusty And the top of the piano just bit dusty. It's each for himself in the home, All except the youngsters are on the roam. The grownups have all pulled up stakes, Nobody home to make pies and cakes. Everybodys working very hard, Everybody's got some kind of card. Dads begun to look gaunt and lean, And mothers busy at the canteen.
 FEM. EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

Earl Colson real estate genius, will be year older tomorrow. Raymond Clapper, newspaper columnist and commentator, will replace Raymond Gram Swing beginning September 24 the Mutual Network at 10 every Monday and Thursday evening. Neil Maoney, associate editor and secretary of the Democratic Town Committeee, back on the job this morning after two weeks of nothing g-to-do . Sherman London is the latest acquisition to reportorial staff He's the of MT and Mrs Harry London of 344 Pine Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

German-held points in Europe NEA Service artist Carol
 Johnson recently visited the Boeng Aircraft Companys great plant in Seattle where the sratospherepiercng ships being turned out at rate fit to give Hitler Hi rohito Co.,, the ginumping jitters. He found brand new model coming off the lines. Representing some 400
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

separate changes from the previous model the new Fort is faster has longer range greater bomb capacity and protective armament than it's famous prede Artist Johnson toured the Boeng plant sketching production which impressed him, some of which are reproduced above.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

Captain Dick SlatOr will tell about his recent course of intensive study at the First Service Commands Tactical School in Concord, Mass, for State Guards and members of the internal security forces at the Kiwanis Club luncheon Wednesday noon at the Hotel Elton. Mr. and Mrs. John w. Grieve of HOhOkuS, N J former local residents, have christened their daughter of last month, Carold Porter. :. Marie Santoro of Washington Avenue is celebrating another birthday today but you'll have to guess which it is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14
159O--WBRY-96

F. M. 4:00--CBS News 4:l5-Arthur Godfrey: "Victory
 Begins at Home" 4:3O-Giants of Freedom 4:45-Jerry Wayne, Songs 5:00-"Are You & Genius" 5:15--Mother and Dad ,b:30-Suppertimers 5:45-"Ben Bernie" 6:00-Quincy Howe and the News 6:l0-Baseball Scores 6:i5-Memorable Music-Norman
 Cloutler 6:30--NeWB G:45-The World Today 7:00-N0vatime--Ted Steele 7;ib-MRry Small, Songs fi30--Vaughn Monroe'a Orch. sioO-coiumbia MasteFwoFks of
 Music si3A-TFeasuFy Star Parade s;lb-Holme Folks FFolio s;hb-News, Cecil Brown e;00-RadiO TheateF 1 i0s00-Muele by cuRht l0slh-"Man Your Battle Rtatl0nn' i0.se-columbia Workshop 1 s00--Newg Kinnty Orch. Long Orch, ias0e-~Eign or,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

Edward F. Parsons, g, son of MT. and Mrs Gus Parsons been promoted to first lieuetnancy in the U S. Air Forces graduate of Crosby Ed later attended Holy Cross. Last October he received his wings at Albany Ga, and his father then gave him the wings he in the first World War. The Parsons have made Bridgeport their home since leaving here years ago. Mrs Parsons is the former Marguerite Dooley When Ed was honored at Georgia his class included his buddy Lieutenant Owen w. Fish, later killed in action in the Pacific. Until he transferred to Blytheville Ark recently to instructor of advanced flying and aerial gunnery Lieutenant Parsons stationed at Shay Field S. C., where he instructor and test pilot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

laplano. Emily paFlaplano. Nick Rlnaldi, EleAn0re EStelle, Douglas Estelle, Mary Polletle, kniek Gala hFese. Nleh Hantopielre, Joseph eeleFtlne, Joseph Valletla, hF. and Mrs. Philip and Angie LeonFadl, AfF. and Mrs. Nicola 0uellosfl, MF. and Mrs. Joseph vailetta, Mrs. naaaFia vallesia, hEs. Rhllomsna GlaKlo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14
Dawn Patrol Notes :.

Dawn Patrol Notes =. Tony MarineIli and his cute escort Ayce TObn, cutting capers the dance floor of Rocco DiOriOs nocturnal hOt-SpOt Patrol man Johnny SasSO missed around the "WaldOrf Corner" for few days while he vacatOned at Old Lyme Conn. MT. and Mrs. Leonard LaSalva, of ScOvil street pleasantly surprised by their children at Waverly Inn for their 3Sth wedding anniversary The swell youngsters who tossed the party were Joseph
 Tom, Kelly, Tony, Gertrude and Rose LaSalva. [.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

Broadway meets Waterbury Mir and Mrs. Wal ter Kelly (hes the popular east end barkeep) emerging house show Sons of Fun starring Olsen and Johnson Mlie Sgrillo smilngly window shopping along the main stem and joining the crowd of onookng spec tators in front of "Dempseys' where piece of Jap zero plane is on display Lovely Jennie Lanero of the local CAP patrol dazzling Times Square with her loye
 ness and looking refreshing she enters the ana-Aadrid % Bill Masto chief inspector at the Waterbury Clock shop gayfElly applauding the drama show I Killed the Count at the Cort Theater Bill goes for the legitimate Showsl Dan Matarazzo Kngsbury street grocer having wee bit of trouble at the House Of Chan Is trying to deyour the chow men with pair Of chopstlcks He was one man show that had willie Howard, the funny man, in mysteries. ...
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

At one time recently 30,000 p6> pie waited for tickets at Blackpoi Central Station in London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-14

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Evening star., 1942-04-07
Deaths Reported
liam G. Batcheler. .1o2. United stateI

William 6. Batcheler. 1o2. United etateI
Clara G. NLenroot. SIS: Kennedy-w.rren.
Mamie Russell, so. 51s 4th st. ne,
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stspSen rsHa N. e Bernhard. 1 d. sn ss. se74 2sth
EayaId q; Grove, 50; 1850 .Csl Wisconsin .v.
Frank H. Bryson. 81. Garfield Hospital.
Harvey J.. Monderau, SO. 1904 Rhode
James c. Graham, SO, sos oir.rd st. A..
Gertrude H. Maxo. 46. shoreham Hotel.
Robert H. Rebholtz. SO, 3513 18th st. NV
Margaret v. Johnston, II, GEORGETOWN Hos
Paul !. Simmons, infant, children's Hos.
Infant johnson. chiIdren's Hospital.
Infant Hand. Sibley Hospital.
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kss k.s. T. e:seFn ceao: s' Is isis isss s. . Nv
sarah Z. i..wton, SO. lis st: NV.
81 ss W.:s Rssa
Lizzie smalvood, 80. 1928 Swami st.
Baxter Garner. so. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Bud Stokes so. Freedmen's Hospital.
Margaret Whitney. 46. st. Eli1abeth's Hos
Rena Hart. AZ, 11s Thomas st.
Mabel E. D. Bell, 35. Freedmen's Hospital
Carl Massey, 80 Freedmen's Hospital
Infant India Roots, Freedmen's Hospital.
Celeste Lozoponi. S3, 1921 Oates st. ne.
Frank K. Brosnahan; 73: s1e 10th st. ne.
Caroline H. Klages. 66, 226 18th st. ne.
William A. Deeck, IS, 1101 West Virginia
George r. Harris. SO, Veterans Admin
istration Hospital.
RaHa Ra Alsola s,6 6f ssasy HosDit: HosDIt:
Charles l. Blandford, 52, 617 s.. Sc.
william Lamont, ii, sibley Hospital.
Sidney B. Collins. "a, 44O6 Illinois ave. NV
Infant SeigeL Childrens Hospital.
Infant Semper. George Washington Hos.
Infant Angelo. Columbia Hospital.
Infant Howard, Doctors Hospital.
Harriet Smith, 76. Home for the AGED
Uittle Sisters).
Jennie 6. Evans, 20. 520e ,Amss st. ne.
Infant Jesse Walker. PIT u st. NV.
Infant Lancaster, Freedmen's HOSPITAL
Infant Jackson, Freedmen's Hospital