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La gaceta., 1943-04-27

NEW YORK, abril 27.-El
presidente de la Liga Nacional,
Ford Frick, mand6 aver telegra-
mas a las ocho novenas autorizan-
dolas para usar la pelota del ano
pasado, por haberse descubierto
u es defectuosa la de 1943.
Los Dodgers, que tenian guar
dadas mas de 100 docenas de pc
lotas del ano pasado, Immediate
mente las hicieron entrar en- jue-
go.
No sc ha hecho ninguna protes-
Ia por ell hecho de que los Esqui-
vadores empezaran a utilizar las
"bolas" sin tener un surtido de
elias las otras novenas.
Warren Giles, administrator de
los Rojos sostiene que es incon-
veniente la pelota de 1943 y que
comenzara a usar la de 1912 tan
luego reciba varias docenas.
Jimmy Wilson, director de los
La gaceta., 1943-04-27
Autorizada La Liga Nacional Para
Usar La Pelota De La Temporada
Pasada
LOS DODGERS PUSIERoN EN- ACTIVIDAD SU
RESERVA

Cubs, Sc muestra de acuerdo con
10 hecho por ell Brooklyn, en- 10
que a p%elotas concierne.
Los Piratas arc las pelotas
de 1912 en- las practicas y los Car
denales devolvieron al fabricante
las que tenian en- reserva.
Rojos, Piratas y Cardenales
anunciaron aver que han pedido
un surtido de pelotas del ano pa
sado y que sc les mandarin.
"Acabo de ordenar 40 docenas
de pelotas del ano pasado," dijo el
Sr. Benswanger, presidente de los
Piratas.
Los f~abricantes, seg1n ell pre-
sidente de la Liga, tienen a mano
miles de pelotas del modelo de
1912.
"Yo pienso en- ell publico. La
Pelota Organizada debera hacerle
frente a duras condolences y una
pelota muerta malaria por com
pleto ell interes de los fanaticos."
La gaceta., 1943-04-27
Posicion De Las
Novenas En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LICA AMERICANA

He aqui la posicion en- ell la
mado "~circuito mas joven":
New York 3 ganados y 0 per
didos, promedio de 1000.
San Luis 2 ganados y l perdi-
do, promedio de 667.
Cleveland, 3 v~ictorias y 2 de
r%rotas, promedio de 600.
Washington, 3 exitos y 2 con-
tratiempos, promedio de 600.
Detroit, 2 triunfos y 3 d~errotas,
promedio de 400.
Filadelfia, 2 ganados y A per
didos, promedio de 1913.
Chicago, l victoria y 2 "pali-
zas", promedio de 1913.
Boston, l ganado y 3 perdidos
promedio de $50.
La gaceta., 1943-04-27
La Aviacion Y Su
Programa De
De Boxeo Para
Ell Lunes

Los oficiales de la Tercera
Fuerza de Aviacion ofreceran un
programa de boxeo, ell venidero
lunes, en- ell Auditorio Municipal.
Uno de los "alineados" 10 es ell
soldado Frank Baez, peso de plu-
ma que combatiera en- la Madison
Square Garden. Para Baez Sc bus
ca, 0 ell mayor cuidado, un opo-
nente habil Y fuerte.
Participaran en- la acci6n estos
pGgiles de la base McDill, ell Cru
DO de Bombardeo, la base Drew
Y Benjamin Field: sargento Pat
Lucas, sargento Sam Isaac, cabO
Glen Edwards, soldado Wallace
Hood, sargento Joe Greco, sOlda-
do "Corky' bulgarian, sargento
Jose Kasab, soldado Jerry Ficeto,
cabo Harry Maynes, soldado John
ny Lane, sargento Pat PangallO,
soldado James Smith, soldado
Luis Viera, soldado Mike Holland,
soldado Bob Boles, soldado Henry
Mendoza, soldado Frank Baez,
soldado Joe Fantorelli, sargento
Wallace Blackburn y cabo John
Holridge.
Uno de los contendientes, Ell
soldado Viera, derrot6 hace pocos
dias a Charles Wilson.
La gaceta., 1943-04-27
LIGA NACIONAL

Brooklyn, 2 victorias y l de
rrota, GET.
Cincinnati, 2 y 2, con promedio
de 500.
Sc hallan empatados, teniendo
cada novena 500 puntos, Chicago,
Pittsburgh, San Luis, Boston y
Filadelfia.
Va en- la cola ell New York, con
l ganado, , perdidos y promedio
de 1888.
La gaceta., 1943-04-27

James ]. Johnston dice que en-
sus buenos tiempos siempre tuvo
la habilidad de no meterse en- un
cuadrilatero con Terry McGovern.
"DeseaDan que 70 pelease con
McGovern, pero el era un hombre
terrible. Cada vez que me propO-
MAN combatir con el, de repente
me sentia NAL.
"Hace As amos fui una noche
al Polo A.C. para yer en- accion
La gaceta., 1943-04-27
Victoria De
Hutchinson

FILADELFIA, abril 27,-Ven-
ciendo aver por decision de los
jue>es a Bobby Ruffin, de New
York. e pdgil negro Johnny Hut
Crimson e3quirio el derecho a pc
lear con Sammy Angott, ell ex-
cgmpeun del peso ligero.
Hutchinson pesaba 134h libras
V Su cortla~io 1872.
Mas de 5000 personals presen-
ciaron el encuentro.
La gaceta., 1943-04-27
OSCAR GALES PELEARA
EN- PANAMA

PANAMA, abril 27.-El cam
peon del peso de puma de Vene-
zuela, Oscar Gales, ha sido con-
tratado para pelear aqui.
Ostenta Gales dos importantes
victorias, una sobre Kid Nacional.
dc Cuba, Y otra sobre Eduardo
Carrasco, vencedor de AL Brown
La gaceta., 1943-04-27
Victoria De
Larry Scalone

NEWARK, New Jersey, abril
27.-Con un peso de It's libras,
Larry Scalone, de esta ciudad, de-
rroto por puntos a Glib Jones,
173A, de Cincinnati.
La pelea Sc efectuo en- Laure.
Garden.
La gaceta., 1943-04-27
MURIO Ell EX UMPIRE
COB EMSLIE

ST. THOMAS, Ontario, abril
26.-Luego de una larga enfer-
medal f2lleci6 aver, a la edad de
ga amos. Robert D. Emslie, que
durante "a amos fuera umpire"
en- las ligas mayores.
Empez6 su carrera como pitcher
Y lanz6 por los Browns en- 1878.
Durar su corta carrera como
lanzado dijo de 81 que poseia
las NJ De su .amno
La adversidad es la balanza pa
IA pesa 2 lOs amigos.
La gaceta., 1943-04-27
.Derrota De
Kid

HABANA, abril PIE "a.
peon del peso ligero "amate,.
de Colombia, Colombia Kid. :,
derrotado en- Panama por SIM.
Lucas, campeon de los Guam.
de Orc" en- Belize, Honduras Ps
tnica.
En- ell mismo programa Gabrs
Andrade derroto a Candelario n
non Y Rodrigo Rodriguez a Hin,
berto Aleman.
La gaceta., 1943-04-27
CON LOS GUANTES
KOLBY
A STELLA

En- una pelea verificada la Sc
mana pasada en- ell Auditorio Ea-
giles, en- Buffalo, New York, un
ioven estudiante de la escuela de
segunda ensenanza de Blasdell,
Walter Kolby, con peso de 1876
libras, venci6 por puntos a Ar
mando Stella, de New York. Pc
saba Stella 1902 libras.
Dicese que Kolby pOsee magni-
ficas condolences para distinguir-
Sc en- su categoria.
Ell peso mediano Joe Carter, de
Rome, New York, venci6 por pun
tos, en- Brooklyn, a Jackie Cooper,
de ISL libras. Fue una pelea flu
ROSA Y Carter estuvo a punto de
caer a la Iona, en- ell cuarto asalto.
Presenciaron ell encuentro 5000
espectadores.
Tony Grey, lat libras, de Gin
cinnati, hizo tablas % Ray Po-
laco, de lat.
Ray Puig, de Tampa, peso lige-
70, venci6 a Jose Rivera, de Puer-
TO Rico, con anotaci6n de 1876 IL
bras contra 131.
PUG viene distinguiendose en-
ire los principiantes de su divi-
sion.
La gaceta., 1943-04-27

a McGovern y George Nun,
Estaba sentado en- companis
Charlie Roden, cuando John NJ
Herman, ell concertador de peIea
corrio hacia mi.
"-Quitate la ropa, JIMMY
tengo una pelea para ii.
"-iPelear...? ICON quien?
"Titubeo un momento y me d.
10: -McGovern. Munroe no 50
ha presentado y tn has pelesJo
dos veces con el y lie has vent3o
NO me siento bien, McTs.
nan.
M miro indignado.
"-Bien o NAL, til puedes de-.
~rrotarle.
NO me haria justicia a nj
mismo, por cuanto mi estado fist.
co no es bueno.
"Entonces Charlie Roden habI6
y dijo: 'Yo peleare con ell
lie pregunte a Charlie que 81
habia visto a Terry en- acci6n. Ne
replica negativamente.
"Antes de que ell primer asalto
terminase, Roden tenia IN bulto
sobre un ojo que podia utilizarse
hasta para colgar I'm sombrerO.
"Le dieron una tremenda gol-
piza y creo que los golpes lie i'm
pidieron crecer despues,
"Pasada la pelea hube de pre-
guntarle que 81 habia visto a Me-
Govern.
Solo cuando nos estrechs-
mos las manos para empeM."
ST, Senior
Compre la pintnra B. L. P. Sc
vende solamente en-
KING-GRECO HARDWARE CO.
Ga. Avenida " Gale Is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
Ann Sweeney
Guest At Party

Mrs. Thomas Sweeney of stiles
street entertained at her home
with q miscellaneous shower In
compliment to her sister In Ia ",
Miss Ann Joan Sweeney Of Easton
avenue.
Among the guests were Mrs,
Catherine Russell, Mrs. Nora Grit.
IN, Mrs. James Romano, Mrs,
Timothy DUANE, Mrs, Nelson Fem,
Mrs. James Cass, Mrs. Edward
Sweeney, Mrs, Patrick Sweeney,
Mrs. Mary Healey, Mrs. Ann
O'Neill, Mrs. Edward Connell, jr.,
Mrs. George Sullivan, Mrs. Fran
els Brennan, Mrs. Frank CasSln,
Mrs. Walter Heckleman, Mrs. Dan.
lei Telesca, Mrs. Maurice Kelly,
Mrs. Ralph Adams, Mrs. John
Fitzmaurice, Mrs. Jack Scully Of
NNugatuck, Mrs, George Maher,
Mrs. Charles Cappello, Mrs. John
Collins Of New Haven.
And the Misses Margaret Ryan,
Ruth O'Neill, Evelyn O'Connor,
Mary Romano, Shirley Romano,
Lucille Telesca, Katherine Sweeney,
Mary Sweeney, Margaret Sweeney,
Martha Culhane, Irene Reynol s.,
Eleanor Johnson, Constance Win.
terhalder, Ann CaVanaugh, Mae
Kelly, Julie Mahaney, Ann Phelan
and Mildred Polletta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
SURVEY CONDUCTED
FOR GARDEN SITES
Many Excellent Spots Are
Found By Committee;
Report Tomorrow

An investigation through lhe city
this past week revealed that there
IL ample acreage suitable for the
Victory garden campaign, Bernard
A, Mcdonald, chairman OF six.
member committee supervising q
city war garden program, said last
night,
Ho announced that information
on size, location and soil condition
OF tho plots, together with proposals
for getting tho slbe Of family gar
d0nS and for securing fertilizer for
city growers, will DO given at q
meeting OF the committee In the park
department offices In city hall 70.
forrem nj II q, m,
The survey, which was made by
Mr., Mcdonald and Gerald Bowler,
park department hortieulturiSt and
II committee member, also showed
that thousands OF bNekyardS Will DO
available for gardening,
The purpose OF this campaign u
10 help stem tho food situation TO q
great extent, he said,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
Einters Honor
Young Couple

Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Flinter Of
Knoll street entertained last eVen-
Ing OF their home with O buffet
supper In compliment TO Mrs, Film
terS nephew, sgt, Robert L, cruess
and hls finance, Miss Mary Alice
Stokes Of Chapman street,
Tho guests Of honor viii DO mar
rled tomorrow morning ut 81, Pat
rlok's church.
Among those attending were Mr.,
and Mrs, George Stokes, Miss Alice
Quinn, Leo Oruess, Miss Eileen
Cruess, william Cruess Of Pitts
burgh, Penn, Miss Mary Cruess, Mr.,
and Mrs. Raymond Cruess, Mr., and
Mrs, John KruSe, Mr., and Mrs,
Leonard Cru0sS, Mrs, Francis CruesS,
Mrs, Thomas BulRer, Miss Mary
Cruess, Mr. and Mrs, Theohold 3,
CruesS, Miss Pauline Bulger, Miss
Cecilia Bulger, Mr., and Mrs, Rob.
ert EuStaee, Mr., and MRS, Raymond
Cruess, Jr,, Dorothy daess, Rose.
mary Cruess, Betty Cruess, Harold
Housey, James CruOSs, Edward
CrueSS, Mary Elizabeth Deadly, julie
CruesS, James CrueSs, Mary Ann
CruesS, Claire Curley, Thomas
CrueSS, Beatrice deigle, Donald
CrueSS, Mr., and Mrs, william Lam
bert, Margaret MeehAn, EdnH Mill
leriek, james Calvin and Gene Film.
ter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
Pre-Nuptiol Party
For Helen Heidorn

Miss Helen OLeary entertained
ut a currency shower In honor Of
Miss Helen HeIdorn ut the latter'S
home on North Main street The &C.
casion also marked the twenty sew
enth wedding anniversary Of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Heidorn.
Amog the guests were Mrs. Henry
Gebhardt; Mrs. Frederick Kowalski
OF New Britain: Mrs. Frank o.
Loughlln, Mrs. Emily dedine, Mrs,
Florence Million, Mrs. Mollie Kulch,
Mrs. Cecilia Jannotty. Mrs. Ann
Gilbert, Mrs. Alice Lese, Mrs. Alice
0iynn, Mrs. Lena Bemis, Josephine
DLSimone, Charlotte Montagnon,
Bertha PhcrouX.
LOttie drentoreX. Helen DAILY, Es-
thcr Yavacchia, Edna Bonck, Peggy
Wright. Margaret Doolady, Rose
Sherman, Edna Wheeler, Mable Lit.
tlehaleS md Polly Roulette,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
World Brotherhood
Defined By Rabbi

The accomplishment of world
brotherhood can be attained only
when the suffering OF q few is felt
by q majority who feel akin to the
afflicted. Rabbi william p. Green
field OF Beth FL synagogue pointed
out In adiscusston Of The Essence
OF Brotherhood" at n meeting Of
the Sunday Noon club of Second
church yesterday.
The meaning Of brotherhood" Is
often misinterpreted. he said, since
the users Of the word forget to APP
ply It's full meaning. Brotherhood
cannot find realization In reality II
the nations of the world are per-
mitetd to attack one another, he
asserted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01

Engonlo LontoVich, who has been
married TO Gregory RatoH Tor 10
years, wins nightly applause IN
ozark Eyes" for the scene In which
she and two other Russian actresses
cast NS Russian actresses engage III
llvId debate on tho merits and
dement's OF TSehaik0Wsky, The other
day she told us how that Scere was
born.
Nine, LoontoVIch and RatoG were
entertaining JasGha Heifctz with
photograph records, HoifetS' Rach.-
maninofI and RubinStein Rro great
friends OF the music-loving Ratotfs'
Ratof symphony for HeifetzS
pleasure,
~ said to him, please, ! am sure
Jaschikka would not like that"
Nine. LcontoVich related. Gregory
few into u temper, He shouted at
mo- How dare YOU II seems had
in&ulted TSchalkowSky, no Gregory
insulted me. There, before our
guest, no insultod mo. II was terri
bic, We had wonderful argu-
ment,"
80 tho next day, when RRton had
cooled, she decided TO use the scene
for the play she and Elena Mira
nova had been writing for two
year. As RUSSIAN actresses they had
ben unable TO iind plays with parts
suitable for them, SO they decided
10 write their own play. II " about
three Russian actresses who cannot
find q suitable play and white their
own.
As for life with RatoH, Nine.
Leontovich says her arguments with
him about music. literature and the
drama are common affairs.
TT Is the great unifying force IN
our marriage" she said.
THIS Is offered without q guaran-
!. tee and comes from a usually
unreliable source. He says he had
luncheon the other day with a
Washington official who works In
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. That.
friends, Is the Biscuit, Cracker and
Pretzel b-Committee Of the Bak-
ing industry of the Division OF In
dustrial Operations of the War
Production Board
MARY MARTIN, whose heart be
11 longs 10 soldiers at the Stage
Door Canteen, claims to have 1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
STATE

Performances tonight ut Warmers
State thOatOr conclude the engage.
mGnt OF "Whon Johnny Comes
Marching Home" with Allan Jones,
Jane FraNec, Gloria Jenn and =
score OF faVorltea; also Brian Don
levy and Diana Barrymore In
nightmare"
Closed tomorrow In accord ~
with the fuol conservation program
the State reopens Wednesday at
the usual time with the long await
cd sensation "HitlGr'S Children"
which presents q vivid picture OF
what q Hitler victory would mean
TO IN enslaVed world,
The picture features Tim Holt,
Bonita Granville and Kent Smith
In O daring, highly dramatic AMI
though provoking expose, the basis
OF which Is an epic love story,
menaced by official Illustration and
climaxed with q double tragic sacri-
flce.
Tho unusual film Is based on the
Sensa tional beSt-sGller "Education
for Death" by Gregor ziemer, Wh)
for ten years headed the American
Colony School In Berlin, saw the
insidlous growth of Nad teachings
among Germany's young people AMI
came TO the United States to tell
what he saw,
Kent Smith portrays ziemer'S
own school master part In the pic
ture, with Holt as young Ger
man American who succumbs to
the Na2i beliefs and Miss Gran
Vile as Smiths pupil who later
becomes his assistant, only to be
sent TO a labor camp because OF
her German parentage.
Bringing as 1t does the first
authentic revelations OF Nazi teach
ings to the screen, "Hitler's Chill
dren" shows those teachings for
what they are, an inhuman pro-
gram for enslaving the rest OF the
world under u German yoke, for
ruthlsssly breeding legions OF II.
legitimate babies, for killing on all
who do not 1T into the Nazi scheme
Of things
The entire program Is fearlessly
disclosed In the course OF the UNI
usual romance In "Hitlers Ch,l-
dren", It's grim attributes and
menaclng reality forming the
tapestry against which the spirited
action and romance Of the plot are
carried out.
In featured roles are such favor
ties as Otto Kruger. and H. b.
Warner.
And for your further enjoyment
the management presents anot' y
outstanding screen treat 'The Bic
Street" co-starring Henry Fonda
and Lucille Ball with large sup
porting cast OF favOrites.
Plan now TO see this marvellous
show at the State starting Wednes-
day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01

The Church OF tho Immaculate
Conception at Lake Charles, Louis.
lana, was the scene OF wedding
on Saturday morning when Miss
Dorothy Rita Blacker daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs, Valentine j, Blacker
OF Beacon street, became the bride
Of staff Sergeant William d. Lad
den, u. 8, Army Air Corps, the son
of the latO MI and Mrs. william
d, LNddCn OF Bceeher avenue,
Tho Reverend Louis Bodin united
the couple at ten-thlrty o'clock,
with Mrs. BlNckcr attending her
daughter, and staff Sergeant Ger
Ard j, LeearoE OF Boston, MNssnchu.
sets ~ bestman,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
Miss DorothyBlacker WEEDS
Serpednt William D. Laden

The bride wore On afternoon
frock Of powder blue crepe fashions
ed with q v neckline and three.
quarter sleeves. Her accessories were
In navy, and her corsNge, gardenias,
Mrs. BlackCr was dressed In navy
blue crepe with white accessories,
and o corsage OF Tea roses.
A breakfast followed at the
Charleston Hotel at Lake ChurleS.
The bride Is o graduate Of Crosby
High school and Post Junior COL
leRe. The groom, an nlumnuS OF
Crosby and the Philadelphia School
Of Business. was formerly associated
with the Scovill Manufacturing
Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
VOLUNTEERS AWAIT
RED CROSS PLASMA

New registration Of Red Gross
blood donors has Increased 10 70
as officials OF the local chapter pre-.
pare for the third visit OF the mobile
blood plasma unitA here Oh March
0. Donations, which will be received
MT 81. Johns parish house, viii be
used for men IN the armed forces.
Appointments for volunteers are
made at the Red Gross hcadquar.
tiers on Field street. A trained saff
Of physicians and unrscS Is In
charge OF the project.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01

straight from ono trooper that the
buHier at Camp Pickett, Va, Is por-
United 10 blow roveillo In swing
time on Sundays.
CONRAD NAdEL'S principal ex.
"a ercise Is Strolling around Gem
trail Park Reservoir, where no found
u variant OF the share the ride"
Idea. A mother told him that tho
carriage shortage has forced mothers
TO double up on infant transport.
THE town Is full OF rumors about
l. italian peace moves. The best
In being spread by Jackie Kelk, who
Gays Mussolini Is splitting up with q
slick friend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
Personal
Helen PopHs
Receives Gifts

Miss Helen ehugdinlS Of Chlpman
street entertained last evening OF
her home with miscellaneous
shower IN compliment 10 Miss Helen
Poplis, also Of Chapman street.
Among her guests were the Misses
Anna Accettura, Anna siglio, Carol
Stetnert, Marjorie Wlldman, Steffie
Qerulis, Helen zoraky, Constance
Zeher;
Mrs, D, orlgoraitis, Mrs. John
Stokes, Mrs, Edmund Klesel, Mrs,
Anthony Noreika, Mrs. Joseph Ora
bel, Mrs, Herbert sAlmonSon, Mrs
Thomas Rush, Mrs, Martin Jacobs,
Mrs, George Luddy, Mrs, V, Ulin.
skAS, Mrs, Peter Poplis, Mrs, Frank
May, Mrs, Martin Scott and Mrs,
Anthony Zorsky,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
Walter WincI1elI
In Ne1C York

the thosaurus Of Luce talk 800
Lock, mister reporter, A guy geta q
little bored having his word-atylO
called "cheap BroadwAyese" IN one
place credited 10 heroes 40 cOntrl.
buttons 10 The war effort The
last time soummunlstlc appeared IN
this colyum was % least two years
Draft beard grapevine says that
M, Berle will soon get his chance
TO help extornlnata RatSls The
W, Wangers the produces the Latin
quarter revuSloals) were unwound
'ThurEdayem, He proposed 10 lovely
Jane New OF the Follles that sun.
down 49,. A famed society scion
beat up o servant on the clans New
England estate, but hushed things
after honuSlng the victim The
Florida raeetrNeks stranded several
trainers and horses, who got home
THE best way they could" q,
IT'S q boy for the Val 0lmans Of
Poyelinle SO, The reason that Fred
Allen may retire according TO In.
ihtlnhNtes) Is his high blood pressure
.. Ben Berries condition got
worSo when no dlsoheyed doctors or.
Ors and got out OF bed. Ho keeled
over 80, Thrush Jane Frohman
reseued In that Lisbon Clipper
orash) was allotted only ten words 10
cable her groom here, II said::
shoulder and leg broken feeling
fine don't worry, ILYiLYILY,"
Laugh Of tho Week In Washing.
ton, A Northern Senator hired q
secretary 80, II In customary "a
engage one from the state that
elected the Incumbent when
anyone asked this doll where she
hailed from, they were cOnVulsed
when she said, "Ah Gums FUN
MahlNhald, Massachusetts, SuhI"
p. 81 She has another Job now,
hOncyohllc.
lINrpcr'S Ii bringing out q Victory
edition OF Sabotage" tho best-Seller,
at hAlf-prlee, TO reach tho widest
possible public, Due this week
Marian Murray, dramatic soprano,
debuts Nt u Town Hall concert
March Md and 3 p, m, -, Naval
1t, q, Baut2or and Alma Constant
OF tho new v, Freedley show are
constant 80, When D pal told the
Stork Club owner no intended eNll.
Ing tho joynt "ShCrmanS Saloon"
tho reply was: Nobody ever called
me Mr., Dllllngsloy until ! opened q
saloon" 49,, Its, Nat Benehley and
John MoLNln are wearing tho latest
navy campaign ribbon, showing sorV.
loo In tho South Atlantic area
All good things end! The Army gets
Charles White IN two weeks, He
sends flowers TO 10 glamour gals
weekly 49,, Startling developments
In Dklyn are duo IN May when
special prosecutor Herlands blaSts
q noted pellteo In connection with
banking scandal 49,, Shades OF
the Revolutions Top Songs with the
LorRn0tto Set NJ tho 81, Reals Mai
sonOtte Room are tho Chotnik Sony
and tho Soviet Cavalry NnthOm -,
The Fob, draft has boon tho lNrg-
cat slnCot he war began -. Jock
Whitney, threatened with q Con-
greSsional probe, insisted on quit
ting his desk Job Tor action IN
Africa,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
MEET
TOMORROW NIGHT

The board OF Nlderman's session
scheduled for tonight will bO held
Tuesday evening duo to the city hall
being closed on Mondays TO coop
crate with tho fu0l saving program,
A meeting OF the finance board will
DO held Thursday afternoon and the
adjourned meeting OF tho aldermen,
IN tho evening,
The board OF education will meet
a. usual tonight and tho health
board will meet Tuesday afternoon
with tho works board session SEIZED.
uled for Tuesday night, Police and
fire boards will meet Wednesday af-
ternoon,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following marriage lnten.
lions have been filed with the
registrar Of vital statistics
Robert l.. CrueSs, 81 Wall street,
and Mary A. Stokes, las Chapman
street.
George Cananta. IL Branch
street, ana Margaret J. ReardOn,
ROxbury, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES We
FdreWeH Party
At DeLend Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis DeLena Of
North Main street entertained at o
farewell party for their son, Tony
DeLena, who has since left for
service in the U. s, Navy,
Among the guests were: Rocco
Becce, John Antore, Sam Antore,
Thomas Ciarlo, Joe Ciarlo, Charles
Engala, Angelo Engala, Sharkey
GandioSi, Sally TorenZa, VincenZo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
Weddings

Vlscona, Jim Tamborino, Edward
Copes, Jr, Archie Melia, Ralph
Daddona, Sonny 0aullo. Mr.. and
Mrs. Angelo Carlo, susan OiariA
Mr.. and MRS. Michael IDantinN A9ID
p. Aantino, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
De Leo, Misses Rloleta and Mar
earet ID Lena, Mrs. Romilda Mig
letta, Miss Flora Migletta, Mrs. John
Limbo, John Lembo, Jr., Dolores
Lembo, Margaret Lembo. Ida Nels
son, Mr.. and AIRS. Sam 0uaatellA
Mrs. Swanson, Domenic santora,
Danny Santora, and Frank Bancho.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-01
St. PauPs Society
Welcomes Friends

The Woman's Society OF Christian
service OF 81, Paul9 Methodist
church will meet Wednesday after.
noon At $3.50 o'clock at the homo
Of Mrs, Robert Buick of Cooke street,
The N,embers who did not attend
the February n meeting are re-
quoSted TO bring their contrihu-
tons on Wednesda yfor the White
Elephant sale,
Tho Ladies' OF the church are
welcome and may bring their
friends,