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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07
Sprint Stars Turn In Speedy Works
 For 'Gansett Debut

PRwtueket, R. l., April 0 -- Horses gunning for the 5000 added Spring Handicap, which features the open Ing day Of the New England racing season at Narrangasett Park on Saturday, took dead aim at the prize in their workouts over the weekend, The most ambitious trials were those turned in by two con- tenders from the West Coast, which race for B. B. Robinson. Woof Woof and No Competition sped six fur. longs in i;l3 3-4 In handy fashion and could have travelled much faster had Trainer Hurst Philpot so ordered.
 If tho track is fast, both horses may go 10 the post, according to Trainer Philpot, Despite the fact that they have had long layof during the racing blackeut at Santa Anita, these two sons of the stal- lion Bull Dog seem right at racing fettle. Both were stakes wlners over the best horses in the For West,
 Another Californian, Sam BrIs- kin's Camp Verde, which stopped of at oAklawn on his way to dan- sett, turned in good trial over the distance of Saturdays Inaugural stake event, Camp Verde stepped six furlonghs in i:i4 handily after going the half in :47 4-5,
 Abraham Hlrsehberg's Sun pharos which is an eligible for the mile and sixteenth Roger Williams on April le, galloped q slow mile In l:43 2-S after half In :50 i-6 and six fur- longs In i;i0,
 South Americans
 Earl Beezley has about completed the preparation Of his two Spring Handicap eligIbles, samboromhon and drasshopper II and they ap- parently need little more than Anal bloWouts to fit them for the race, Both showed excellent trials last week and were fighting for their heads, Bobby Strange will ride ono of the Beezley horses. He is contract jockey for the stable. The veteran Lester Balaski has been engaged for the other.
 Assitant Starter Jack Hennessey arrived and began barrier schooling for 2-year-olds on Monday. He schooled 22 at the barrier this morning.
 Stables from Florida arc arriving hourly. Jack Whyte, New England regular and horseman for 40 years brought in 26 he is training for John R. Macomber, Ben r, Lister and others.
 The first thoroughbred fatality of the season was reported at Nara- gansett yesterday when Sam Orr's 2ayear-old Brass Jim succumbed to pneumonia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07
City Baseball Loop Shaping Up

Waterbury City Amateur baseball league ofilcials were given Bone little cause to lift an elongated eyebrow or two last evening at tho first spring meeting of the loop, called by President Joe Brophy to see how things stood, in relation to c. A. L. baseball this coming season. Though many Of inc prospective bali players are already "taklng c cut" for Uncle Sam, no less than seven teams were repre- sented ct the meeting last evening held at the YMCA.
 Despite reports to the contrary, a responsible member Of the Sacred Hearth Athletic club, stated defl- nitely that the Hearts would posi- lively enter c team in the league this season; aud with the defeFld- Ina champs from the Brooklyn A, C,, the Tribunes, Washington Hills and OyerlookB anxious for action, there were two new prospective oil- tries from the Avigl!anese, Pubic Parks league champions, and the classy NH Plain A. c. wishing to enter the league, though their status will probably be voted on at another meeting called for next Monday night. North End Thomas club may come Up with another team, though that is doubtful nt this writing, aS the North End has been well cleaned out by Army inc duction calls.
 At next weeks meeting, officers for the coming season will be elect ed and further plans laid, including the playing of exhibition games, day or night, at the Municipal sta- dium against U. s. Army outfits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07
Sports Questions Answered

A.A.A. contest board would be post poned for the duration of the war
 Q. Who was the leading American League third baseman in fielding for the l04l season?
 A. Ken Neither of the Cleveland Indians with an average of .97l.
 c. What is Billy Conn's amateur fighting record?
 A. He never fought as an anna teur, Conn's first fight was a four round bout as a pro in Fairmont, W. Va, which he lost to Dick Wood- wer.
 e. Did Robert c. zuppke. famous football coach, originate the mud dle"?
 A. The origin of the huddle is in doubt, but Zuppko is believed to be che s..Tst coach to use it in major college football. He first used it at the University Of Illinois in 1921.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07

Have you . sports question you want answered? Write your ques- ton clearly, sign your name and address and mail your query to Sports Fan Question Man, Sports Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat, 1913 18th Street, Washington, D. C., enclosing a Scent postage stamp for per- sonal reply.
 c. Who won the American Dog Derby. recently run at Ashton 1daI1o7
 A. Everett Heseman. Tkis was Sis third consecutive American Dog Derby. His time for the ten miles was 90 minutes, 52 i-2 seconds.
 c. will the 5OO-mile Memorial Day auto race st Indianapolis be held this year?
 A. The American Automobile As- AeHiatlon recently announced that nN Cfilsigl automobile racing actiyl-
 ~-s sa- tho sanction ef tine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07
WARMERDAM CHOSEN
 l042 TRACK STANDOUT

New York, April 7.--(UP)--Cor- nelius Warmerdam, the Piedmont Calif., high school teacher who is the only 15-foot pole vaulter in track history. was chosen the out standing performer of the 1922 inc door track and field season, the an- uual poll of the Metropolitan Track Writers Association disclosed today
 Greg Rice, Notre Dame alumnus, was runner-up to Warmerdam's A points with a total of 70. Leslie MNeAfitchell of NYU finished third with S1 points while John Borlcar of Elberon, N J.. garnered two s.fanfe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07
WILD PIGEONS LIKE OLIVES

Auburn, Cal. - (UP) - Flock oi wild pigeons protected by law, have launched such a disastrous cam paign against olive orchards that growers have asked permission of the Fish and Game Commission to fire dispersal shots into the flocks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07
No Hit Game
 Lost By 2-I Score

VilIanOva, Pa, April 7.- (UP)-Hank DOnOhue hurled a nO-hit game but lost it yester- day.
 DOnohuc, VillanOva College pitcher, held the Vermont Uni- versity team hitless and retired the first man up In the ninth inning. He injured his arm and Ma JOr Mcdonnell, form r Brown Prep hurler, struck out tine last two VerniOnters.
 Vermaont's 2-1 victoFy was gained on wild throws and lleld- Ing errors. Yillanova collected six hits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07
Sisy.].n@ Nsw EGrF SSSSSS SSs 551-s ] ] 3-s

Error--Grlmes. Runs batted in - Grimes, Boudreau 3, Hogan 2, Mar shall, Bartell, Dannlng, Ott. Two base hits-Keltner. Witek, Mize, Ott Three base hits--Bagley, Marshall, Dannlng. Home -Boudreau, He- gan. Double plays-Bartell, Witek and Mlze. Lett on bases--New York Q. Cleveland 1. Bases on balls--off Bagby 2, East 2, Adams 2. Struck out--by Bagby 3. East 2, Adams l. Ifits--oft East. in innings, Adams
 in 2 Winning pitcher = Bagby. Losing pitcher = East. Empires - Summers (A.L.), MagerKuth (N.L.) Timc--f.55.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07

Argentinas corn surplus has cre- ated a new problem because its hogs eat the grain an dget fat and there is no lean pork for thoscwho prefer C.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07

Q. How old is Louis Boudreau. manager of the Cleveland Indians GA. u baseball club?
 A. He was born July IT, 1917.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07
SIEBERT AGAIN HEADS
 CONNECTICUT P. G. A.

West Hartford. Conn.,, April .7.--- CUP)-George Seibert, golf profes- sionaI at Wampanoag Country club, was reelected president of the Con- necticut Professional Golfers asso- ciation ata a meeting late yesterday
 Joel Smith, Wallingford, and Wil- liam J. Sweeney, New Britain, @ere electetd honorary presidents.
 Other officers named included Jack Williams, New Haven, first vice-president; Bob Smith, Indian Hill. second vice-president; Waldo Martin, Norfolk. secretary: and Ernie Doering, Edgewocd, treasurer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07

IoIhlb sss'' St V ~ @' a-Battod for East In 7th. b-Batted for Adams in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07

Referee Malins. Time Four g. minute nari"as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
ADvERrfsEMENT
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attacks we could hear them
squeaking away in foxhole sc
feet from us, completely unruf-
fed by the explosions which
rocked our positions.
Both boys had great. toothy
smiles and they were both devoted
to Mcclure and myself.
Their psychology of war was
wonderful and they were so con-
WINGED that the Americans were
going to whip the Japs nothing
could change their minds.
During lulls in enemy fire I can
remember seeing the heads of Joe
and Bonafacio popping up from
out of their foZholes and sending
reverberating Bronx cheers in the
direction of the Japs.
From Papanga we were sent to
a defensive position near Abacy
Hacienda, with Col. Loren Stewart
as our regimental commander. Our
front covered a broad area in a
mountainous jungle region, and it
was almost impossible to protect
adequately the entire line.
Our first engagements with the
enemy were with small groups
who worked into our sector under
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
UndiseipIined Troops
Withstand ONSLAUGHT

The troops, unframed, undis-
ciplined and educated only in the
barest fundamentals of warfare
stood firm. alone and unsupported
against a tremendous Japanese on
slaught in the Papanga River Sec
tor at Calumpit.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur later
awarded our regiment citation
for its operations in protecting the
rear flank of the arriving Southern
LuZon forces.
My battalion was the last Amer
i-ican unit 10 cross the river al
Calumpit, with the enemy hot on
our heels,
We were under an unceasing
bombardment of high explosives
and daisy-cutting bombs while
Japanese loss and us hammered
at our retreating lines mercilessly.
During those days of retreat
Lieutenant Mcclure and I were in
creasingly worried that the morale
OF our hard-pressed troops would
crack.
We reckoned without Joe and
Bonafacio. Joe and Bonafacio
were two truly great Filipino
characters.
Joe was Is and Bonafacio was
II; they were our houseboys at
Batangas and they refused to leave
us when we left for Bataan.
The two faithful boys trailed
right along with us on Bataan
even when the Jap shells were
Kidding our foxholes and the dive
bombers were screaming down at
us hour after hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Houseboys Ignore
Bombing by Jeps

Joe and Bonafacio were our sole
entertainment units. our prize
comedians-truly, they were god
sends.
Joe had an aged. cracked har-
monica and Bonafacio had dragged
his antiquated guitar along with
him wherever we went.
In the midst of our biggest air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Radio Programs for Today and Tomorrow

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed.
II the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
air, the fault lies with the
stations and not The De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

I'm the preceding chapters, Capt. Damon Cause told
Of the erentS that led up to his meeting ruth Capt.
William, Loyd Osborne. In toddys instdment Captain
Osborne tells othe ordeals he and his suffered prior
to the tdH of Bat00n)
Ny battalion reached Bataan probably because of an
unsung hero named CPL Lloyd Myers. On December 26,
when ordered withdraw from Batangas and to
fight delaying actions to other units until reached
the Bataan Peninsula, it Corporal Myers who COM
Wandered commercial vehicles to effect the withdrawal and
it Corporal Myers who astride dapidated motor
cycle raced up and down the crowded constantly bombed
road repair the emperamena trucks and used
For than two weeks prior to our withdrawal our
regiment and my battalion had been defending beach
positions at Batangas.
With the exception of Corporal Myers, 1t. William
second in command-and myself we were
the only three Americans in the battalion-a Filipino
unit modified only few months before the outbreak of
the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Dies as Wife Is at Funeral

IoNIA. Mich, Nov. IL QNS).-
Mrs. Edmund Alubowtcz. Bedding
librarian. learned today of the
death OF her husband while she
was returning from a family
funeral in Delaware. Coroner
Bruce Fales said that Allsbowtcz,
AZ, a music teacher had died of a
heart ailment. and of shock caused
by a fall in his home. He was
found by his daughter.
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(Continued on Page Nine)
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Like sending him a gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed qany 20 your man In the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
the war.

When withdrawal was finally or
dered, our instructions read, we
were TO act as the protecting COW
erage for the Southern Luzon
forces as they retreated TO the
Bataan Peninsula.
1t was a Herculean task and a
tremendous strain on the stamina
and morale of both American and
Filipino troops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Escape From Bataan
Japs Failed TO Brighten FiGpinos
Who Fought TO Cover Retreat

One of the most exciting sagas in all the history
of American bravery is the story of the t0o men Uho
Wouldn't acknowledgements William Lloyd Osborne
and Damon Cause Driven by indoriitabie WH and
supreme courage these tl0o American officers fought
their Day of captivity in the Philippines and won
their uay to safety in Australia This is their story.
By CAPT WILLIAM LLOYD OSBORNE and CAPT
DAMON CAUSE told to Lee Van Alta
King Feaur.
In who'll part ohibf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Cuba Breaks With Viehy

HAVANA, Nov. IL uNS).-
Cuba broke off diplomatic rela-
tons with the Vichy French gov
eminent late yesterday and
handed passports to Vichy's diplo-
matte representatives. ~--''--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Batista to Visit u. S.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL QNS).
Fulgencio Batista of
Cuba will visit the United States
next month as the guest Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, it was announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Ninth of Fourteen instruments

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13
Stock Market
Continues 10
|LoseGround
Most Of Declines
Are Small Although
Eastman Falls Point

NEW YORK, May 10 (INS),-!
The stock market continued Il
give ground at the opening today
Trading was light and most id
clines were fractional Eastmai
Kodak. though, dropped a poin!
TO 117ia.
Losses were incurred by ". g
Steel, Chrysler, Consolidated Edi'
son. United Aircraft, America}
Smelling. Montgomery Ward
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad and South!
ern Pacific.
A few stocks bucked the down|
trend. including American Telel
phone. General Electric and Scar,
Roebuck. \
CHICAGO, May 10 CINS).-.
Wheat opened nc TO hc lowe;
today. corn NC of and oats UNI
changed to hc up.
WHEAT-May, S121l2; JULY
Sl.24h G1.24%; Septe m b u
Sl26M M1.26A.
CORN - May, $3.50; JULY
89A C; September, 9f7 "a &c.
OATS-May. 57Ac; July, Sc Y q
September, 56i2c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13
Canadian
Trade at
High Level

! TORONTO. May ia. F., Ar
scott. general manager of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce
today states that the general in
dustrial activity in Canada remains
unchanged at high level, the
index continuing for The third con-
secutive month at 164 1887 equals
1907.
The percentage OF current fac
tory capacity utilized fell from lis
at mid-March TO Ia at mid-April,
the downward trend occurring
mainly in the heavy iron and steel
industries owing to further plant
expansion and reorganization.
Wage pay roll index for March
was 100 (1937 equals 1000, an in
crease of z per cent over February
and OF % per cent over March,
'1941. As compared with a year
ago. the increases were 2S per cent
for both manufacturing and trade,
with one of II per cent for trans
portation and minor decreases FOR
the other categorieS. The most
striking increase over February
was that in trade pay rolls. COM
prising wholesale, retail and serv-
ice trades, namely u per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13
Detroit Produce

| APPLEs-Michigsn bu. crates. y. 3
No. l. az sin. min Delicious and North
ern spys fair TO generally good condition
So as: Washington boxes. extra fancy. De
llcious ss-l3ss. 81. 90 a ,; Winesaps. extr'
fancy. 10o-125s. s2.65q2.75; l3s-loos
81 sou ass 1888, s2.oo. ~,
BEANS Florida bu. hampers, BlacI
Valentines, generally COED. s2q2.5o; Plen
tifuls, generally good. Sl.75n2; wax beans,
generally good. s2,5o0s; Louisiana BiseI
Valentines. 81 75n3. mostly 2.7oa 80
Bountifuls, s2.25q $50; wax beans. s3'2'
CABBAGE - Mississippi Los Angelo,
crates, round type, 2.25u2 so; y crates
81. $50 lao; Louisiana wire bound crates
sugar Loaf. S2.25g23o; ao-io. SACKS
CARRoTs-Los Angeles crates, s-doz
punches, California. small TO medium
1925; medium to large. 50. 80 :. So; Ar,
BASKETS sSss ned topped. ~ washed 81. 756iso
CAULIFLoWER-calif pony crates
l2s and larger. 81
CELERY Florida 16-in. crates. Colder
Heart So, Ks. best. S2m225; ordinary to
SO Us; IS, yl75a2: ordinary ass. si.25
California cub crates, l2s ~. 80.
CUCUMBERS - Florida bu. baskets In
Guiding waxed stock. best. s2.7593. mostly
81: fair. 81 so. choice. fair. S22og2 90
ordinary. Si,75H2 large size slicers. far
to generally good $50 $50: Indiana hot.
house baskets. dot extra fancy sz.ia
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates, Iceberg
type. California. Salinas district, 5-doz.
generally good. 50. 75h4: fair $50 ordi'
nary, 81 5oa3: Firebsugh section. 5-doz..
LEAF Hothouse. 10-lb. bas-
kets Ohio. 81: Michigan. 90c n 81.
oNIoNs-50-lb. sacks Texas Yellow Ber,
mudss. $685. u. s. No. quality u oo
mI.75: Crystal White Wax. $500 IS.
ordinary TO fair. .25h1.40; Babosa, J.
in. min, few sales, 81. asa so
POTAToEs-lO0.ib. sacks Idaho Russet
Burbanks, u. s. No. washed, 50 so :
10Th. sacks. 42e; Maine U. S. No: va
rious varieties, I00-Ib. sacks. 81. $50 2. so ;
i5-ib. paper sacks. 40c, few higher; Michi-
gan lO0-lb. sacks U. s. No. Russet
s220a230: u. s. commercials
81 Is; fair condition, 81 New stock: 50-lb.
ga cks California ". s. No. washed Long
Whites, s2.10; FloDda washed u. =. NO.
s1.75nZ U. s. No. l Kstshdins:
81 75Gi ISIS; Louisiana U. 8. No. 1 washed
Michigan crates dollhouse,
10-doz. punches, 81 rs.
sPINACH--Missour bu. baskets Savoy.
STRAWBERRIES - Louisiana "a. pint
crates Klondikes. Klonmores. 2m2.1oi
Tennessee 24-quart crates Blakemores. fair
TO generally good. 81 asa 2.15. best mostly
81. 40H275; Alabama 2t-auan crates
fair to generally good. 81 so
m2.75; Arkansas 2i-quart crates Blake
mores, fair quality and condition, fsir
color 50 25d so.
SWEET POTATOES Puerto Rican
yams, Louisiana bu. crates u. s. No. l..
81 go Texas bu. crates fair quality, 81 so;
Tennessee. generally good quality. bu. ham
pers 81 35d1.t0; bu. hampers Nancy
Halls. S1G1.i0.
TOMATOES 10Th. cartons repacks. me.
diums Sl45. large size. $1,000 I IS; hot :
house s-Ib. baskets Ohio. mediums. 81 40
al So small size. 81 30 50. Indiana.
growers grade" 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13
u. :. Power Use
Up III Per Cent

NEW YORK, May 10. - The
amount of electrical energy dis
tributed by the electric light and
power dustry of the United
States for the week ended May
was 1881, 126,000 kilowatt hours.
against 1908, 921 900 in the like
1941 week, an increase of 11.6 per
cent. according to the Edison Elec-
trio Institute.
Output in the week ended May
2 totaled 1904 500. 900 kilowatt
hours, against 2,944, 100000 the
year previous, an increase of 1872
per cent and in the week ended
April Is came TO 1928, 1905 900
kilowatt hours. against 1850. 44S.-
600 in l94l, an increase of 100 per
cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13
Upset+ing Investors

Three specific things are up
setting investors today:
Dividend reductions and omis-
sions, with indications OF still
worse ahead.
Terrific tax increases on the
earnings OF their companies, as
well as prospective Tightening
Of the tax screws on individual
incomes above the lower levels.
Payment OF big pensions 10
retired company executives and
continuation of high salaries by
enterprises unable 10 distribute
any profits 10 stockholders.
Several recent annual meet
ings have been lively.
One consequence has been
that few top executives have
accepted salary cuts, a few PEN
sion plans have been revised
downwardS.
Very significant was what
happened at the annual meeting
or one company. A lawyer,
prominently identified with bust
ness and economics, appeared to
represent $4,000 shares owned
by various people. and SUBJ
mitted pointed recommends
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13
Livestock Markets
DETROIT


CATTLE - Receipts 900: market,
steers active, strong 20 2sc higher.
kinds selling from so down now mostly
Csc higher for the week TO date, heifers
strong. spots Csc higheri cows fairly active.
steady with Mondays average; bulls steady {,
numerous sales good fed steers and year
lings Si2. 60M 10: half load OF good !. 1874
pound weights at latter price; car medium
to good l,04s pound weights $3.50; me-
dunn grade steers. si1 q IL. rs. few common
down TO S10.25 load medium 776 10 s3l
pound heifers, Sill so: common TO good beef
GOVT SeMe.75; cutters, s7.75p s-T52 can.
ners 6.251 7.50 most weighty sausage
cALvEs-Receipts. $50: market Opening
steady with late Monday: esrlv top and
bulk good TO choice veslers, SIS; common
and medium. Si0n14
HOGS-Receipts 1000 market steady:
bulk good 10 choice. ls0-30O-lb. butchers.
si3 eosr i4.i0: sorted. 1s0-22o-lb. average,
$40 to small killers; heavy butchers
above 300 lbs, s13 70n IS: under 160-
ID. pigs and lights largely. &i7 son ii. 80 I:
bulk sows. si32ba 10 so; best light sows
1919
SHEEP Receipts. 500; market. shorn
lambs opening steady with Mondays sd-
vance: good 10 chofw shorn fed lambs
largely with No. pelts. sl3. u ~. rs
medium n good kinds. si2 75n 1870; com
mon throwouts, tii.S0 down. slaughter
ewes. use ~ SIC higher fos to days; best
light shorn ewes. 81.