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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02

They are General Macarthur and
Captain Rickenbacker. Both have
been reported TO be strictly interest.
ed In helping win the war in the
shortest possible time. The gossip.
ers hereabouts say the very nature
Of their public utterances Is such
that average Americans are voicing
hearty approval.
Jim Farley organizer Of an "Ac.
clamation Party" might go places
with candidates like these who have
so many colorful experiences TO talk
about. Few men have "globar
knowledge Of such things as air
transportation, strategically import.
ant island links to Nations, world.
wide production facilities and an un.
derstanding Of the enor1nity of the
task Of providing for their fellow
men.
understand that several service
men have been watching this col.
umn for places mentioned that are
not too expensive yet promise o
treat In cuisine.
There Is q French place known as
L'Auberge at SO West Seth Street
that Is worth q try, for Its prices
compare favorably with most any
other moderately priced American
cooking.
L'Auberge promises nothing In the
way OF music or entertainment. It
has a bar" used for service only.
There are no hard drinks sold. A
choice Is offered Of select wines or
bottled beer.
The attendants are very solicitous
Of patrons comfort. They suggest
food specialties and unlike most res
taurants urge customers to try Il
and on o guarantee 1t will be most
pleasing or they will change II for
something else.
Food arrives ct the table piping
hot, which In my opinion adds con-
siderably to It's taste qualities. Crepe
Suzettes seem to be very popular.
The walters can be seen walking to
many tables with individual orders
In copper colored frying pans. ablaze
with leaping blue flames that cease
only when the Crepe Suzettes are
actually served.
At least half the customers I OBJ
served, were addressing the waiter
In French. One need not worry
about the language however. for the
menu Is thoroughly explained. One
could arrive shortly after six Of an
evening and leave ut eight which
permits ample time 10 reach any
theater In the Times Square area.
Such a combination Of plans Is O
satisfactory night out II the show Is
half as good as the epicurean ex.
perience. J. JAY.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02
In The Local
The0tevS


Closed today In cooperation with
the fuel conservation program the
State reopens tomorrow at the
usual time with the sensational pic.
ture "Hitlers Children" as the head
liner Of the program.
Based on an amazing and factual
account Of the educational per-
versions in which the German youth
Of today is being drilled, the new
film presents a romantic dramatized
version Of this account In q manner
that promises 10 electrify every audi
ence with Its revelations.
Tim Holt, Bonita Granville, Kent
Smith, Otto Kruger and II. 3. War.
ner had the cast Of this unique
Offering, inspired by George ziem-
er's best-selling Education For
Death" Smith plays the head Of
the American colony school In Ber-
lin and Miss Granville that Of his
American pupil and later his assist
ant, with young Holt as O German
American youth inbued with Nazls
1deas-ideas, however, wlsich do not
keep him from falling in love with
the girl.
AS Hltler's "Herrenvolk" teachings
become more Widespread, the girl,
because OF her German descent, Is
taken from the school and sent to
q labor camp, while Holt, now On
officer Of the 0estapo, interferes
with Smiths efforts to rescue her.
Matters reach crisis when the
girl, unable to enduret he barbarity
Of the Nazi scheme OF things any
longer, runs away from the camp.
The boy, held partly responsible for
her actions, Is forced TO supervise
the flogging TO which she Is sem
fenced as punishment--but he rebels
at this cruelty, and Is himself sem
fenced TO death. How the boy seeks
at the last moment to redeem him.
self and warn his former associates
of their folly, provides the power
full OF this sensational Offering.
Simple as the story Is, this very
simplicity helps to make this picture
an authentic and an intensely
moving screen document 1t re-
veals, far more cleverly than any
written account could do, the bar
barrie, ruthless Zoology that pro.
claims the enslavement OF the Nazi
masters. 1t Is q film that every
American should see for Its very
real entertainment value and Its
brave, story romance.
And for your further enjoyment
the management presents "The Big
Street" co.starring Henry Fonda
and Lucille Ball.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02

appearance Of Osborne here Is O
real treat for all music-lovers. Fea-
tured vocalists with the band are
Marianne and Dick 5hanahan.
In addition to this headline at
traction there are many other big
stars on the bill. For special
added attraction there Is none other
than Dave Apolloan, recent star Of
the Ed Wynn New York stage show,
Boys and Girls Together" and his
Filipino Boys Other stars are Viola
Lane, singing the stars Of stage,
screen and radio, and the three
Reyes, 3 Rays OF Sunshine.
The stage shows will be presented
for four performances daily, at the
usual times Of 1870, 400, $50 and
900 p. m.
In addition there Is O fine sur
rounding screen program, topped by
the newest and biggest Jane With
ers hit 70 date. Johnny Dough-
boy" within an excellent supporting
cast headed by Henry Wilcoxon and
Ruth Donnelly. The screen show
gets underway promptly at IL noon,
with doors Of the theater opening
at li:46 O. m.
Opening on Friday at the Poll Is
o smash show, comprised OF not
one, but two big hits. "TarZan Tri-
umphs" with JOHNNY We'srr"l'er In
the familiar role Of the King Of
the Jungle, and Life Begins at
Eight Thirty" starring Monty
Wooley, who scored recently In 1.-THE
Man Who Came to Dinner" and
'"The Pied Piper. Starred opposite
Monty Wooley Is one OF the screens
foremost dramatic stars, Ida Lupino.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02
STRAND

Random Harvest" starring Greer
Carson and Ronald Colman, con-
tinues Its record breaking run at
the popular, comfortable Strand
theater. Waterbury just won't let
this Aim masterpiece go, so in de.
mands to the requests OF thousands,
the management OF the Strand has
secured an additional three-day en-
gagement Of the picture, which
means that II will continue through
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of this week, with concluding per.
formances positively on Thursday
night.
opening Saturday OF the Strand
for 3 days Is "Kid Dynamite" with
the EAST Side Kids, and "Silent
Witness" with Frank Albertson and
Marie WriXon. Both these hits will
be enjoying their 4irst Waterbury
showing and will be here for days
only, Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day.
And here's the biggest news Of
all, by popular request we are
bringing back to Waterbury, one
gigantic all-revival program, two Of
the biggest hits ever made.
The first big hit Is Boom Town."
which presents one Of the greatest
all-star casts in the history Of mo-
ton pictures, and utilizes this
billion-dollar talent in q story that
Is built for fast action and thrills.
Here Is one OF the most thrilling
and spectacular productions to come
out Of Hollywood In some time.
With Clark Gable. Spencer Tracy,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02
ny ERsKINE JOHNSON
NEA Service stan Correspondent

NEA SefVlce StAu correspondent
Hollywood has never done quite
right by Russia, so Producer Samuel
Qoldwyn has set out to correct the
situation In a big way. After months
OF preparation, cameras have start
ed turning on "The North Star"
movietown's first all-out serious at
tempt to bring TO the screen the
inside drama of Russia's heroic
stand against Nazi invasion.
It's the story Of a village on the
Ukraine border and the heroism Of
It's people. It's the story of how the
invasion affects the lives Of different
people-Walter Brennan, a farmer:
Ann Harding, the wife Of the mayor;
Walter Huston, scientist and scho-
ar; Jane Withers, peasant girl
who becomes a sniper, and others.
NO LEVITY
Until the Russian bear began
chewing up NaZis like corn shred
der, Hollywood had always treated
the Soviet citizens with something
approaching levity. There was
"Ninotchka," you know, and 'To-
varich," memories Of which still
cause official flinches and nose hold
ing in Washington and Moscow.
Whether this lamentable approach
OF the past figured in Goldwyns
decision to do a picture on contem-
porary Russia, he isn't saying, but
It is significant that shortly after n
visit TO Washington last summer the
producer announced he had en-
ployed Lillian Hellman to write an
original screen play.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02
In hollywood

For three months Miss Hellman
and Leila Alexander, head Of the
studio research department, dug
out source material at the Russian
consulate, the American Russian
Institute, Sovfoto Agency and the
Russian language daily, the Ukrain-
ian Daily Press. Everything had 10
be just right, including the weather,
on the morning OF June %, 1871,
90 hours before the Nazi invasion,
when the story opens.
PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED
The locale selected was Kamenetz
Podolsk, on the Ukraine border.
where the first break into Russia
was made. There were many ques-
tons. Was wheat growing in Kam-
enetz2 What is the popular pas
time Of Ukrainians at that season.
What types Of Nazi troops invaded
Russia on June 222 Tanksp 1nfan-
try2 Dive bombers2 What is a
Ukrainian collective" like2
Pictures from Sovfoto answered
the last question and, although 1t
took the Russians "a years to build
the kind OF cooperative village
shown in the photographs, Gold
wyn duplicated the feat for THE
North Star" In seven weeks. The
Goldwyn Soviet collective is COM
plete down TO a winding river, a
children's playground, school, a
hospital and radio station.
Even q railroad was built, COM
plete with a string OF freight cars.
The spur Is now known on the lot
as THE Goldwyn Shortline," and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02
POLLS

II you're looking for sure-flre
remedy for the blues, plan now TO
attend tho grand stage and screen
frolic being presented wednesday
and Thursday Of this week at the
popular Loew Poll theater. Will Os.
born0 brings his all-new Hollywood
orchestra to the stage Of the Poll,
In person. direct from an engage
ment at famous Meadowbrook. The
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02

the construction of It's mile Of track
has been dutifully reported TO the
Interstate Commerce Commission,
which insists on knowing about such
things.
Lewis Milestone Is the director,
James Wong Howe is In charge Of
photography, Ira Gershwin Is writ
ing the lyrics for the folk-typo
songs.
The menace department win DO
headed by Eric Won Stroheim.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02

RIDE A BUS TO SEE THIS SHOW
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02

LOVE? MARRIAGE? HOME?
-. Whut incoming con they have In land
where even "rOmunse" is resimentsd where.
nudmon Sit on thrones Of fear and decide who
may have children end whut the children must
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02
Breezing Round New York
Where Go and What See; Where Eat and What TO

New York, Feb. a, i943-There
Is q buzz-buzz of conversation that
indicates the 1914 political kettles
are simmerlng. Some Of the old
cooks are fussing around the kitch-
ems with little to do. They seem TO
have an Itch to cook up something
entirely new. Some Of them are
looking for ingredients To use.
Illinois Representative SABBATH
sort Of brought the speculative talks
to the surface by the publicity that
followed his out-and-out talk with
the President in connection with d
"fourth-term- for Roosevelt" move
ment. Mr.. SABBATH claimed q defin-
lite drive Is underway to draft
Franklin D. Roosevelt,
New York's Governor Dewey took
cognizance Of the current rumblings
In which his name has been fire.
quently mentioned, by coming out
with a declaration that he intends
to complete his term as tltular head
Of the State which moves him out
Of the 1914 spotlight for chief exc.
cutive Of the Nation.
Wilkie Is being doomed by some
rs the logical candidate. Others
who were once his strongest boost
ers are dead set against the idea
There seem to be so many Of each
party who want no part of the an
ticlpated tickets that the discontents
are toying with q great national
movement for new party.
Two prominent names are men,
toned as potential leaders. These
seem to have providently been pro.
vided TO the service Of the Nation.
The men are not at the present
even remotely recognized as having
any political aspirations whatever.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-02

Claudette colbert lid Hedy La.
MARI in stella roles, Boom Town"
SURPRISES In star names even that
former greatest Of thrill pictures, I"
the air epic Test Pilot.
The supporting cast of the pic
ture Is as distlnguis. ed as It's stars
including such well-known names
as Frank Morgan, Lionel Atwill,
Chill Wills, Marian Martin and
Minna Gombell.
And on the same smash bill Is
Lovely Nellie Kelly" one OF the
biggest hits Ia the star-spangled
career Of lovely, singing Judy Gar
land. In "Nellie Kelly" which Is
the Limitation OF the sparkling
George M. Cohen hit, Judy plays
opposite dancing star George Muir
ply. with Douglas MacPhail and
Charles Wlnniger heading splen-
did supporting cast.
This program will be presented
nj the Strand for 3 days, March
9th, 10th and 18th, so plan now TO
be here.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-04-23

3. All quarterly report blanks must
De in the office when the Boards open
f you are not present in person. II
his is not done the commission al
owed the local presidents will be null
md void. Therefore, your report must
be in the office on or before the date
designated on your blank.
A. Don't wait until the date that
he Board is set to purchase your
money order. Buy your money order
before the date Of the Board and mail
it before the date of the Board if you
are not going to be present in person.
Failure to do this, you will be notified
hat your report is short.
s. All presidents cannot be served
at the same time. We take our turn
and you come next to the one Just
cad Of you.
o. If you do not have a regular
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-04-23

undertaken to handle the body Of q de-
ceased member, be sure to g ct the
proper permit from the registrar Of
your county before burying the body.
And, be sure to send all of this infor-
nation to the office Immediately. Fail
ure to do this has caused and is caus-
ing much trouble and confusion.
7. You are to send return postage
to the office for information that you
desire.
8. The banks and all business con-
Germs, because Of the war situation,
are compelled to demand certain char
ges on checks, etc.
9. All beneficiaries who fail to at
tend the Board must send the office a
written statement as to whom they
want their monev delivered
10. All wills made on policies are
to be properlv made or changed In
order to avoid trouble.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-04-23
SOME THINGS PRESIDENTS OF
THE II. B. A. SHOULD KNOW
AND DO

l. If you have a death in your To-
cal lodge, notify the office of the death
first before making any kind of ar
rangement. Ask for a death certifi-
cate or death proof blank; have it
properly filled, notarized and return
ed to the ofiee within eight days.
2. See to j. that all members of
yeur lodge haV' CO t,ficate or policy.
DO not wait uF,l he death of mem
Der and then p d 10 get policy.
If you do, i. r. 81 re, must be nota-
rized a I'd ncn~ar.y signed. In SO
DONG much in lest and much ex-
pense is incurred.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-04-23

FREE BOOKLE4 Lin. n.v
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Notice

Please notify tn office whenever
you change your address in order tina,
we might change the address on our
mailing Est. Whenever we mail owe
paper and it comes back, we havs
to pay to get it out of the post Office
Editor.
NOTICE
Presidents who send in Cashiex't
Checks win please forward Ice co.
ehaage on same. Please put this ca
your Memo book and govsvn yumB-
selves seoo<din@ay.
-GmeEai PreakasnA.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-31
STALlNAS SAVE ISDAVE
Momentas Lietuviams Veikti

/
va gryztu raudonasis bude;is
Greta SUI komunizmo pavo-
jun Europai ir tue paciu vi
sam pasauliui karo ziaurumai
pasiekia Wis didesnio laipsnio.
Su pasipiktinimu sutikome Ii
MAS apie Japonu ziaulumus.
Nesenai skaiteme apie bolsevi-
ku "teisma" Vokieciu karo nu-
sikalteliams, kurie buvo pa
karti Kharkove. zinoma, jei
bolsevikai ka pakaria ar kaip
kitaip nugalabija tai nera nau-
jena. Bolsevikui zmogaus gy-
vybe vertes neturi. Kharkovo
korimai nera pirmutiniai, ne
bus ir paskutiniai. Svarbu bet
gi tai kad bolSevikai tuos Vo-
kiecius ir viena saviski pako-
re remdamiesi Roosevelto-Sta-
lino-Churchillo nustatyta kari
Mo nusikaltelio savoka.
Nenagrinesime mes cia klau-
simo ar isviso Roosevelto-Sta-
lino-Churchillo. nutarimas yra
teisetas tarptautines teises
prasme = ia klausima palik-
sine spresti tesininkams, =
0 tik pabresime kad praktiska
'tarptautinio nusikaltelio" So
vokos nustatymo reiksma bus
karo suziaurinimas. Xxi siol
ivykusios ivairios tarptautines
karines konvencijos buvo nu-
kreiptos karo susvelninima
i kariu ir nuo karo kencianciu
civiliu buities palengvinima.
karo belaisviu padeties pageri-
nina, il IT,; Roosevelto-Stali.
no-Churchillo "karo nusikalte.
lio" savokos ivedimas VISIONS
toms pastangoms sumazint
karo ziaurumus suduoda kuo
ne mirtina smugi. Kad tail
istikro yra, nesunku irodyti.
stai Vokieciai, isgirde apit
ju karininku-karo belaisviu pa
koruna Kharkove, nutare kail
karo nusikaltelius teisti ka
kuriuos Anglu ir Amerikiecil
aviatorius. Zinoma, gal VO
kieciai sito neisdrys padary
ii, bet Japonai jau sitaip yr;
padare (sarysyje su Ameri
kieciu bombardavimu Tokio)
I O auksciau minetos 'karo nu
sikaltelio" formules nustaty
mas tik iau ju nepaveiks ra
minanciai.
Jei bolsevikai grys Lietu
va, atrodo, neteks ilgai lauk'
kad Liudas Gira, Paleckis
kiti jiems panasus virs vyriau
siais 'karo nusikalteliu" teis6
jais.s Ju aukomis, greta viene
kito Vokiecio, bus kuone kick
vienas susiprates Lietuvis, ne
jis automatiskai yra bolsevil
mo priesas. Taigi atrodo ka
''karinio nusikaltelio" savok
pirmoje eileje taps bolsevik
arkliuku. jiems nepalanklen
asmenims sunaikinti. zinod:
mi kokie yra bolsevikQ tel
mai, isanksto galime pasaky
kad visi kaltinamieji prisip;
zins visu kuo kaltais ir bl
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-31

Anglai nesenai isteige Jung
tiniu Tautu Komisija karo nu-
sikaltimams tyrineti. Tos ko-
misijos pirmas posedis ivyko
Londono teismuose. Kitas po-
sedis numatytas sekanti me-
nesi. Toje komisijoje, suda-
rancioje tarptautini teisma yra
atstovaujamos Jungtines Tau
tos, isskyrus Russia, kuri sa-
koma atsisake dalyvauti del
"techniskumu', butent del to
kad Anglia nesutinka leisti
Rusijai toje komisijoje tureti
nuo visu sovietiniu respubliku,
paglemztu po Maskvos letena,
po viena atstova, arba viso 16
atstovu. I to 16 respubliku
Maskva iskaito ir Pabaltijo
valsty bes: Estija, Latvija ir
Lietuva.
Visiems buVo zinomas Sta
limo grieztas uzsispyrimas pa
yergti Pabaltijo valstybes, bet
niekam nebuvo aisku kodel
Stalinas rizikuoja gal net ga
lutina Rusijos pralaimejima
tue savo imperialistiniu uzsi-
spyrimu padidinti savo impe-
ria Vakaru tautu kama. Visi
zinojo kad jo priekabe jog jis
tu saliu nori Rusijos "saugu-
mo" atzvilgiu yra zemiau kri-
tikos. Pabaltijo zemese ners
jokiu gamtos barjeru Vakarv
priesui sulaikyti. Kaip sio ka.
ro eiga taip istorija rodo kac
Rusijos saugumas gludi ne Ne
muno bet Volgos krantuose
Kad jis nori Balkanu valsty.
blu ir Dardaneliu pertakos ia
visu suprantama jog ten Xrs
gamtos barjerai ir sudaro sau
guma, bet ne Pabaltijo valsty
bes.
Anglai national suprant;
kad Stalinas visai kitais, daul
svarbesniais tikslais, Pabalti
rio krastu nori negu jis pasi
sake. Delto jie, national, pa
dare bandyma su ia karo nu
sikalteliu tyrinejimo komisija
Stalinas kaip yla is mais'
islindo su reikalavimu turet
16 balsq prizes Anglu 6 balsu
toje komisijoje. Is to jau ne
sunku padaryti isvada kad il
pokarinese tarybose tvarkyt
Europa trijules sajungos =
Anglijos- Americas Rusijos =
f; jiegomis reikalaus tos 16 bal
- su proporcijos prizes Anglu