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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
DOOM OF BIG
 MINE CENTER
 SEEMS SEALED

Moscow, October 27. - (UP) = Red Armies in the Dnieper bend have invested Krivoi Rog from three sides, apparently sealing the doom of the big mining center, and have encircled a big German force in it's environs, front dispatches said today.
 The German hurled hun dreds of tanks and planes into a desperate battle to save Krivoi Rog, northern prop of the escape gap through which upwards Of 800, ,000 fleeing Axis troops in the Dnieper bulge hoped to reach safety.
 Possibly preparing the German public for the loss of Krivoi Rog, the official German News Agency DNB said the 'ever-recurring 'elas- tic defense of the German coKll- mand" would frustrate the Soviet attack.)
 Capture Stations
 Battling their way through the street of Krivoi Rog, which lies half way across the Dnieper bend, the railway stations and cut all railway lines except a southern spur line.
 The Army Organ Red Star said the German command was sending fleets of transport planes through Russian aerial gauntlet to para chute gasoline drums and supplies to the encircled force in Krivoi Rogs outskirts.
 At the same time, groups of SO to 70 bombers bombed and strafeo narrow sectors of the encircling Russian line in an effort to ease pressure against the trapped Ger mans.
 These tactics were reminiscent cf the abortive German attempt to rescue their encircled army of S40,- 900 at Stalingrad. The size of tho force encircled at Krivoirtg was not given in front reports, but was Dc. iicved to Dc considerably smaller.
 There was no confirmation that Krivoi Rog itself has yet been en- circled.
 Counter Attack
 On the ground, German inotcriE- ed infantry and tanks, including one Panzer division from Italy, were counter attacking as many as 70 times daily, but were being pushed back steadily through the streets ot Krivoi Rog.
 Prisoners reported that several ot their units had reached the front from Germany only a month ago, while other attachments were sta IHn..AI..,n.. ns. K1ana Al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
NovyHonors NovyDoy

The United States-The worlds most powerful sea-air power-hon- ored its Navy today in observance of the second wartime Navy Day.
 The occasion found the U. s. fleet scattered over the seven seas and completely recovered from the blow dealt 1t at Pearl Harbor nearly two years ago.
 President Roosevelt, in Q tribute to the '.mightiest and most efficient fighting navy in United States his- tory" expressed confidence that prospective future war moves would dwarf the seemingly huge achieve ments" of the past.
 High-ranking naval officials went to all parts of the country to par ticipate in Navy Day ceremonies Secretary of Navy Frank Knox speaks in Philadelphia tonight. Ad- miral Ernest J. King, commander in-chief of the U. s. fleet, addresses c ennid-day gathering in Indianapolis.
 The presidents tribute to the Eavy, contained in a letter to Knox GsGk:
 "This nations second Navy Day a2 war finds the ships, submarines and planes of the United States fleet on the offensive, with our gallant Allies, in every quarter of the globe where an enemy of freedom is to be round. What may seem like huge achievements in the past will, I am confident, be dwarfed by those in prospect for the future-achieve- ments which will restore freedom to all the seas for all nations, and add new glory to the flag under which we all so proudly serve.
 Washington, Oct. 2T-(UP)-Ad- miral c. H. Woodward tretireO today revealed how a former en- listed man turned Navy pilot flew to his death at seat to avoid giving away the position of his aircraft
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
Reds Invest krjvoi Rog From Sides
 Allies Battle Five Slow Miles Ahead
Pat 0'Brien Beats Boston's Mayor At Kicking

Boston, Oct. 27. - (UP)- Screen star Pat O'Brien learned 8 thing or two about football while playing the roles of Knute ROckne and Maj. Frank Cav- anaugh.
 Accepting . challenge from fOOtball-wlse Mayor Maurice J. TObin of Boston yesterday, the actor stripped off his coat and punted the plgskin 45 yards at the First Corps Armory. The Mayor conceded victory when his best kick fell five yards short. Both complained that Q low ceiling hampered their ef- forts and expressed a desire for a return match outdoors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
Rescue Crew Of Freighter

Helmar. N. J.. Oct. 27 - CU.P) A 10000 ton freighter went aground about l50 feet off Belmar Beach early today and its crew was being brought ashore by Coast Guai dsmen.
 Shortly after s a. Tn.. police officer patrolling in radio car noe ticed flares from the ship and noti- fled army headquarters.
 AS the ofiicer watched. the flares came closer to the shore and a short time later the stricken vessel was grounded.
 Crowds throneed the beach watch ang tho Coast 0Eardamen remove the crew by means cf brooches baoy&
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-27
On N. Y. In Custody

New York, Oct. 27-(UP)-Face and bath towels bearing reddish brown stains which may be a key to the mystery of the staying of beautiful, wealthy Patricia Burton Lonergan were examined today by police laboratory analysts.
 The towels were found in the apartment where RCAF Aircrafts- man Wayne Lonergan, enroute with a police escort from Toronto for further questioning here, said he spent Sunday morning while he was in New York on leave last weekend.
 Medical examiners have said Mrs. Lonergan was killed at ap- proximately 10 a. m. Sunday.
 Lonergans explanation that he had fight in the apartment with an American soldier who scratched his face and stole his RCAF ur11- form and $l00, has been termed 'cock and bull story' by New York authorities.
 The soldier he befriended and took to the apartment Lonergan identified as Murray Worcester, but authorities found no record of such a person at the army camp where he was supposed to be stationed.
 Police were reported to have 8 statement from Lonergan that he met the soldier at 5 a. m. Sunday and that they were together in the apartment until about 6:30 a. m. when the fight occurred. A large part of the statement accounting for the time in the apartment was reported to be unprintable.
 The 26-year-old, husky former Mfeguard. asserting he wanted to "help solve the killing of my wife," waived eXtradition in Toronto last night and immediately was started back to New York. The
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-07

With and Woeburims leaving for the armed services every a have additional do But an equal thing through by taking better of ourssve working eeoter and STICKING ON THE JOBI
Evening star., 1943-05-12
Food Price Subsidy Plan
Is Called InfIationary

Ry the Associated Press
CHICAGO. May 12.-Edward A..
O'Neal, president of the American
Farm Bureau Federation, contended
last night that the Governments
proposed subsidy plan to hold down
food prices lis all wrong" and that
it would contribute to imitation"
The program, announced last week
by Price Administrator Brown, pro-
vldes for payment of a subsidy to
professors of some foods so retail
prices might be reduced without loss
of income to producers, professors
or retailers.
I'm effect Mr.. O'Neal declared in
statement, this program would
constitute a subsidy to labor and
consumers-and they don't need it..
Due to their greatly increased in
comes they are spending less pro-
portionately of their money for food
than they have at any time in the
last 80 years
Reducing food prices by Govern
ment subsidy will simply leave con-
sumers with more money to spend
and thus will contribute to infa-
ton"
There are more than 20 conven-
lent branch offices for Star want
Ads located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1943-05-12
Navy School 10 Train
PT Crews Revealed
Worrenton Officer Heads
New Unit at Miomi
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla. May IA combat
training school has been started in
Miami, the Navy revealed yester-
day, for crews of deadly little motor
torpedo boats which the japanese
once described as secret weapons
with Tapping wings
They know now that we have no
Tapping wings" said the schools
commander, 1t. Comdr. Alan R.
Montgomery of Warrenton, Va,
winner of the Navy's Silver Star
award for PIT boat action off Quad
alcanal.
Their destroyers chase us now,
using searchGghts to hunt us out
and their main batteries to try to
knock us out. Our new school here
teaches teamwork, so that among
other tactics pursuing destroyer
can be led into torpedo range Of
another boat"
The school is part of the larger
subchaser training center
With the commander are two off,
GERS of the squadron which saw
action in the Solomon Islands and
sank one Japanese cruiser, six de-
stroyers and a patrol ship without
Evening star., 1943-05-12
Classy Stomach
Relieved
OR MONEY BACK

Every person who is troubled with
excessive gas in the stomach and
bowels should get package of 6aaI-
mann's Gas Tablets and try them for
quick relief of the distress.
Sharp pains in the abdomen are Oft
e2 due entirely to gas pressure. Many
suferers occasionally have an upset or
distressed stomach, heartburn. palpi-
tation. sour risings, nausea, bloating,
drowsiness after meals, headache, diz-
illness, labored breathing or other
symptoms due to accumulated gas in
stomach or bowels.
eaaImann's Gas Tablets are made
especially for the relief Of excess gas
and discomfort resulting from gas
pressure. They contain no physic. Sold
on positive guarantee OF money back
il they fail to give satisfaction with
results. Get package at any good
drug store.
Your Druggist Can Supply You
Evening star., 1943-05-12
New D. C.. Food Price List
Ceilings for Chain and Independent
Stores in MARYLAND Also Given

The listed below the ceilings which will
MONDAY IN all types OF chain stores and IN Independent stores with an
The appearing after listed
Department
Also retailers
in
Evening star., 1943-05-12

loss to itself. The officers are 1t.
Robert Searles. Leonia, N. j., and
1t. Leonard Nikoloric, Englewood,
N. j.
One class has been graduated
from the school and has departed
for combat areas. The school, with
an intensive postgraduate shake
down" course. was the first of It's
kind, although another now has
been started at Melville, r. T.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Polio Wave Moves
Into Eastern States;
4,O59 Cases Reported
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
An unusual incidence of infan-
| tile paralysis, first noted this sum-
mer in Southwestern States. has
moved into the Eastern and North
ern States, and the number of cases
reported for the entire country
through August 81 is the highest
since 1884
That summary was given last
night by the Public Health Service.
Officials said the total of cases re-
ported from January l through Aug
ust 81 was 4,059, compared with
4,065 for the first 33 weeks of 1894,
when the incidence was fairly ma
tionwide."
But they declared that the pres
ent outbreak could not be described
as a nationwide epidemic" be-
cause some States are not unusually
affected
They said, however, that "sig-
nif1cant increase in the disease is
now being reported in Kentucky,
AAiAAAoAc, ollAo, 1NC" VI n,
cut, Utah and Washington State"
At Chicago, which is having its
worst outbreak of poliomyelitis, the
disease continued to spread with IS
new cases and additional deaths
reported in the last "a hours, an
all-time high for any 24-hour period
since the epidemic began.
That brought the city's total to
1855 cases and 81 deaths
DR.. James G.. Cumming, director
OF the District Bureau of Com
municable Diseases. reported today
that there have been two cases of
poliomyelitis reported here since the
first of the year, one in January,
the other in April.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
JAW Rejects GMC' S
Contract Proposals
BY the Associated Press.

/ By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Sept. 1.-The United
Automobile Workers (CIO) an
nounced last night the rejection of
General Motors Corp negotiators
proposals for cancellation of main
tenance-of -of-membership plan, estab-
lishment of an incentive-pay system
and IA other points the corporation
described as demands"
Walter P. Reuther, vice president
; of the UAW and director of the
unions General Motors department,
dismissed the contract proposals as
''for the most part a rehash of un-
tenable and unjustified demands
which the corporation first put for
ward in 194l and 1912"
Mr.. Reuther said other proposes
have been added in an effort to
capitalize on wartime, antilabor
falsehoods which GMC and other
corporations have promoted"
He denounced the incentive pay
proposal as an attempt to dress up
piecework in sleeps clothing" and
interpreted the attack on the union
maintenance clause of the expiring
contract as in indication that the
corporation 'is not reconciled to
dealing with the union as perma-
nent affair"
The antilabor hopes of the
corporation died hard" Mr.. Reuther
declared.
! MIR. Reuther said unjustified alb
senteeism and unauthorized strikes
could be punished under an exist
ing umpire system.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
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Evening star., 1943-09-01
Cyrus Ching Resigns
From War Labor Bourd

BY the Associated Press
Cyrus Ching has sent his resigna-
ton to President Roosevelt as an
employer member of the War Labor
Board.
Friends disclosed today that he
has been recalled as vice president
% the United States Rubber Co. in
New York.
Mr.. Ching, 81, is an authority on
labor relations.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02
M GOMEZ PELEARA
HOY CON TONY MUSIC

Esta noche, en- ell Auditorio
Municipal, Sc ~efectuara Ell COM
bate a punetazos entire Tony
Music, gladiator de Chicago,
peso complete, y Tommy Go
mez, ell "astro" local en- la divi-
sion que tiene de "jefe" a Jose
Luis.
Music tiene ~ventaja en- el pc
so Y es IN veterano de 158 pc
leas, incluyendo alguna con los
mejores hombres de su catego-
ria.
FL ciudadano chicagoense ha
combatido frente al campe6r
Jose Luis, a quien pudo resis'
tir nueve asaltos; Arturo Go
doy. ell chileno, campe6n de 81
pals; Tami Mauriello, de Bron1
Lee Savold, ell "tigre rubio;'
Buddy Walker y los famosos NJ
gros Jimmy Bivins Y Lem Frar
kiln.
Hace pocas semanas, proba1
do que su potencia de punos e
cada vez mayor, Gomez puso 1
dormir en- esta ciudad al astu
riano Claudio Villar.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02
FAcIL vICDoRaA DEL GAL
GO NEVER ROLL

En- Ia carrera semifinal de a.
noahe. Never Roll, 81 gran Ia
vorito, prob6 su gran velocidad
llegando a la meta con siete lar
Cos de ventaja sobre More Ia
xes, que entr6 en- segundo lugai
Esto hace de Never Ro-l e
galgo propiedad de G. A. Alder
son, Ell gran favorito para e
Derby, que Sc correra ell lunes'
Sc calificaron tambien para
e Derby, Jimmy Collins y Cum
ter Laddie.
Otra carrera semifinal Sc e.
fectuara hoy y para ella apare-
cen in~scriptos Silver Zephyr
John Maloney, Scatterbrain,
Painted Beauty, Court Drama,
Relic y Buddy Bye. Scatter
brain es Ell campe6n del aho pa
sado.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02
VICTORIA DE
LOS PIRATAS

Los Piratas Sc batieron aver
en- Muncie, Indiana, con una nc
vena seleccionada entire los o.
breros de las fabricas de la com
panfa Durham. Hicieron los trs
ibajadores fuerte oposici6n. pc
70 los Piratas triunfaron con a.
notacion de seis carreras por O.
Joe Morris, un pitcher derecho,
limit6 a cinco los ''hits" de los
"bucaneros," entire ellos un do
BILE" de Coscarart. Hizo abani'
car ell aire a seis peloteros y sc
mantuvo en- la lfnea de fuego
hasta Ell final.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02

do que Ia inconsecuencia de los
p~eloteros Cd quiza mayor que Ia
del pGblico.
Cuando un pelotero estA al
bate quiere que todas las pelo-
tas lie sean contadas como ma
las" y la parte contraria, la que
juega al campo, estima que son
"buenas" todas las bolas que 81
pitcher lama.
Marching Perez, ell habil "um
pire," empezara a actuar ell do
mingo y Sc lie pagara un sueldo
de diez d6lares.
La semana que viene, ell do
mingo ID, Jimmy White ingre-
sara en- ell cuerpo DC arbitros.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02
BEAU JACK e EN-
LA NOCHE DE HOY CON
HENRY ARMSTRONG

New York, abril 2.-Una
prueba definitiva Sc dara hoy a
Beau Jack, ell negro campeon de
las 1876 lfbras, frente a Henry
Armstrong, de California, ell
negrito que hace algunos amos
fuera campe6n, al mismo ITEM
po, de las categorias del peso
pluma peso ligero y peso well
ter.
Sc efectuara ell combate EN-
la Madison Square Garden.
Las apuestas estan de parte
de Jack, considerable que Arm
strong es un veterano y quiza
a punto de caer en- la decaden-
ella "definitiva."
Hace dos amos Sc dijo que la
La gaceta., 1943-04-02
DEPORTES
DEsAFIOs DE PELOTA EN-
TIRE DREW FIELD Y LOS
TEAMS" DE LA LIGA IN
~TERNACI0NAL

Negociaciones sc han iniciado
entire Ia Liga Intersocial, presi-
dida por Antonio Castro, y ell tie
niente Chester F. Thomas, di-
rector de Ia novena de pelota
de Drew Field, para una serie
de juegos, los sabados por la tar
de, entire la novena de la base
que manda el coronel Asp y los
"clubs" que representa- a, las
sociedades Circulo Cubano, Cen
tro Asturiano, Unione Italiana
V Caballeros Leales de Ameri-
ca.
Ell dinero que produzcan los
G~esafios Sc destinara integro al
fondo deportivo del campamen-
to Drew.
Existe Ell prop6sito de que CO
miencen a las a de la tarde.
Thomas es un excelente cat
cher, ademas de militar, y tene-
mos entendido que jugara de
los Caballeros Leales de Anne
RIGA en- los desafios dominica
les.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02
PELEA DE EN-
TIRE NADER Y BOWDEN

Jacksonville, abril 2.-Una
peiea de revancha entire jim
de esta ciudad y ell sar
gento Eddie Nader, peso CON-
pleto de New York, Sc efectua-
ra aquf dentro de pocos dias.
Bowden derrot6 a Nader en- el
primer combate.
Ostenta ell sargento una vic
toria s0bre "Dos Tone adas"
Galento, ell gladiator de Oran-
&c, New Jersey.
Sc ha concertado tambien o,
tro match" entire Jim " Bill
Poland, miembro este de la ma.
rina de guerra.
Poland procede de N. York.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02

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athletes foot. scabies. pimples md other itching
conditions, use pure, cooling, medic9'ed, liquid
b. b. D. PRESCRIPTION. A 'octoI ; formula;
Greaseless and stainless. Sootnes, COL torts ana
quickly Gains intense itching. SOC trial Dotue
~nroyesit. or money! back. Don't suffer. Ask your
druggist today for D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02

Noicias Concentrates de Baseball
LOS PfRATAs

frankie Frisch el director dc
los Piratas, asegura que su no
vena no hara un papel desaira-
do en- el campeonato de l943.
Cuenta el fuerte team que
tiene de catcher a Alfonso 10
peg, con tan habiles lanzadores
como Waily Herbert, que ell anc
pasado ganara % d~esafios para
ell San Diego y perdiera 10
Truett Sewell, Max Butcher.
Hank Gornicki, Bob Klinger.
John tanning, y lloyd Dietz'
Aspiran a puestos regulares en-
Ia "lomita" Bill Brandt, Jack
Hallett, Javier Rescigno y Har
ny Shuman.
Alfonso Lopez continuara
siendo ell receptor numero l con
Bill Baker en- ell nGmero 2 81
Babe Phelps mantiene su anne
naza de no jugar a la pelota en-
este ano.
81 Phelps insiste, entonces q
coach" Spud Davis pasara a
ser catcher ayudante.
Este aho Cuisine jugara e.
SIS y Pete Coscarart la segunda
base.
ENbie Fletcher defendera la
tercera base Y Bob Elliot la ini'
cial. I'm lugar Sc dara en- la re-
serva a Frank Yak, SIS adquiri'
do del Harrisburg,
Jugaran los jardines, como
regulares, Vicente Di Maggie
Maurice Van Robays Y Jimmy
WaSdell. Otros cuatro jardine'
ros haran los reemplazos nece.
sarios Johnny Barrett, Franz
Colman, Jim Russell y Johr
Wyrostek,
La gaceta., 1943-04-02
Muchoa de loa aexpertUsn 10.

Muchoa de Los "expertOs" 10
Gales Green que 10 victoria sera
de Music; pero otrcs tiengn con
fianza en- La valentia de Tommy
y en- la efectividad de sus pu-
nos.
Tony Cancela, 81 no Sc decide
otra cosa, actuara de arbitro.
En- la pelea de Villar y Co
mez, y este 10 recuerda ell p1oli
co con agrado, Cancela actu6 a
satisfaction de todos.
Completan ell programa COM
biando por Sallade encuentros
entire Joey Smithers y Tommy
Purcell, Red Wilson y Red
Bryant, Julio Balbin y Batting
Huff, y Pasco Notes y AL Mar
tin.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02
DE
Los REGULARES

Aver, en- Bloomington, India
ma, los peloteros regulares del
Cincinnati vencieron a los no
vatos con anotacion de seis ca
reras por tres. Los "Rojos" ju-
garan con los Medals Blancas
de Chicago, Ell sabado y ell do
mingo, en- Louisville. FL juga-
dor de cuadro John Conway
fue mandado al Birmingham.
pero sujeto a una llamada Pc
r%entoria.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02

victoriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1943-04-02
PAUL DEAN

En- un juego de practica We
rificado aver en- Cape Girar'
deau, Mo-, e. pitcher Paul Dean
la nueva adquisici6n de los
Bropns, actu6 en- tres entradas,
Hubo de servir dos "ponches'
y dejar sin hits a otros cuatro
bateadores, en- los dos primeros
innings.
Luego, en- ell tercer "episo.
do, lie dispararon tres lilo
ties" Y lie hicieron una carrera
Paul sostiene que su brazo esta
en- perfect cordiciones.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02
MARCHING PEREZ SERA
UNO DE LOS "UMPIRES'
DEL DOMINGO

Nuevos aroitros tedra la Ii
ga Intersocial a partir de esta
semana.
Los sargentos que venian ac-
tuando, COMPLETENESS los dos, re
nunciaron sus cargos, estiman-
La gaceta., 1943-04-02

ST senior
Compre Ia pintura B.
L. p. Solamente &c ven
de en- Greco Hard
ware Co., 8a. avenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02

carrera de Armstrong habia
terminate para siempre, pero
ell decide descansar Y volver
despues al "ring."
Esperase una asistencia de
$4,000 personas y un rendimien
to monetario de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1943-04-02

SIC D~ESEA.-Caja de eau
dales de combination. Olga la
marca, precio Y dim ensiones
exteriores e interiors;. Tam
bien un archivador de cartas.
Dirijase P. o. Box 5536.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Funny Pictures Thof Are Full
Of Common Sense

~OME sagacious observer Of
human behavior long ago re-
- marked that you can make
people do almost anything if you
can get them laughing. There
IS considerable truth To this
o b 5 erVa Ii o n-as a series Of
comic posters i'm California;
busy war plants has convincingly
proved.
The purpose of these cartoons
three Of which are reproduced
below-is TO educate the workers
who are turning out stuff for our
fighting men 10 the fact that the
war will end sooner if they eat
wisely and we'll OR. as some
humoriess scientist might put it,
the pictures dispense information
about the important science Of
dietetics.
These smart lessons in good
eating are put across with the
assistance of Donald Duck Goofv,
Horace the Horse, and other ia
miliar figures which find their