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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
Boston Bruins On Ice Tuesday

Boston, Oct. ii.--(UP)-With l4 veterans and le rockies culled from the Canadian amateur ranks. the Boston Bruins begin preseason training at Quebec City, Que, to- morrow for their lol3-4l campaign in the National Hockey league.
 0eneaal Manager Art Ross said that this years Bruln team would he without the services of 0oaiie Frankie Brlmsek. Winaer Jack schmidt and Delenseman Jack Ghewchnk. regulars last season who have entered the armed services.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
odoy's Sport Parade

He completed five of eight passes against Michigan, two for touch- downs; and he place-kicked five ex.
 tra points, bringing his seasons total to IA out of IA. Operator K-9 suggests: "If you have any kicks to register, send them to Bertelli." ["
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
Renaers Win

Naugattck haneeFs were oIle- sided s2-O winners iIl Q football game over the NoFwalk LanFeia sun- day at Recreation Field. Naugatuck The winners secrode in three Of the four periods leading 2e c at half time. FAFraF with two fouehdowna led the scoring: Allen. Edmonda and AEeDermoit getting one each. Ed. monds he'd Q "a yard Flln fog score.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11

% Earned Yankees 10 Stolen
 eHer w. Cooper, Ioges @ sn Marion and Sanders; Meteny in sixth inning of second games-0 first second; 69oo0 third 361o6, fourth wv ' 'O''''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
CoACH-PROFEssOR

Ray Morrison, Temple University football coach. is serving as pro- lessor of mathematics because of the shortage of teachers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11

the Navy when he fights in Fall River Oct. 2l. His probable oppon- ens will be Gus Alexander of New- ark. N. J.
 Also on Thursday. heavyweight Bill Weinberg makes his second comeback appearance against Billy Sunday of New Orleans, La. Wein- berg promises more fireworks than any revival meeting.
 Friday sees 10th ranking welieF~ weight Al Costa Of Woonaocket neek- Ing to atone for split decision in a return bout with Leo @aWicM ol Worcester et the latteE's home eiiY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
Other Scores

Ansonia S4, Torrington 6 Merlden 14, Bristol o
 New Britain 14, Hamden iS Kent 57, Junior Republic 0 Bukeley 13, West Hartford 0 Kingswood 13, Plainville 0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
WoRLn aERIEa RRrQRn

N'Tallkl1 N'flHch, plnV4F end Ulnlls |soer. anneaFod In 10 world Series gamer aRr|nE hla lenTihY major aaane ha6ahall career Mahe Ruth 2 nsst Nllh fi eenleaiS Q a'1 credit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
gURVTVKs ACCIDRNT

NTolyn l50lla. Q pFQI1lIE71lH tN0e year-old ililY, e competing alihoueh sio hos 2e Qilchna nn her hank as the result ol a train accident IasI winter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
Pro Football
BY UNITED PRESS

Yesterdays results -- Washington Redskins, 27. Bookiyn Dodgers, O: Chicago Bears, 20, Chicago Caxsii- nals, o; Green Bay Packers 25, Dee troit Lions, IS; Phil-Pitt steagles, as, New York Giants. IA (saturday nightly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
Yank Pitching; Card Errors Spotlights Series
CROSBY VS. TECH IN SUNDAY GAME. AT STADIUM

For the second time in the his- tory of high schocol football in Wa terbury followers of the local teams, especially those who cannot see the teams on Saturdays, be- cause of working conditions, have been afforded an opportunity to see Q Sunday high school game. Be- cause of recent request to the Board of Education, which was agreed to, Sunday high school foot ball will make It's first showing in this city next weekend when Cros- by and Leavenworth meet at the Municipal Stadium. About seven years ago, Crosby won Q 7-6 game from Tech on Q Sunday at Hamil- ton Park.
 Crosby played a scoreless tie with Bridgeport Central last Sat- llrday: Ieavenworth losing to New Haven Commercial on the previous day.
 Originally, the Crosby Tech game was billed for next Saturday but the rival coaches agreed to a Sunday game; when the request of the In- dustrial Recreation Committee, headed by George T. Ryan, for Sum- day high school football was grant, ed at last weeks meeting of the school board. As a result, it is. ex- pected that several hundred foot ball fans who must work Saturday afternoons will now attent local Sunday game. Last Saturday, Crosby and Bridgeport Central plowed up and down the Municipal Stadium grid- iron to Q scoreless tie; Crosby's Frank Hummell and Centrars Bill O'Connell doing some masterful kicking to get their team out of tight" spots.
 Crosby (O) (O) Central Frescott ''.'.;;:.::.s..; ;.::ss.. Beardsworth kenny .................. Wildman
 Left Tackle
 Left Guard hummel ''.....:.......... Dolny
 Center Shaker ......... R. o'connell
 Right Guard
 Right Tackle Reardon ..... Klein
 Right End
 Quarterback Rosa .......,...... Smlthskowsky
 Left Halfback McDonnell ................ Soracco
 Right Halfback SHukhlVlS Sharland
 Fullback
 CHA1hxr G,.h Ter. Metropolis.
 Central Substitutes - Trumbull, Tuska, Dobelstein, Buchanan. Referees: Hall; umpire--McGowan; ; linesman, Bray.
 c )Nmucmfwy
 Wilby dropped a TO game to Naugatuck, after it lost the ball on the Naugy 1S yard line. The Foley squad scored in the third quarter with sustained 70 yard march, Al Schiller scoring from the 2. Pandol- fo and Ciccio carried the wilby bur- den but could not score Naugatuek (7) (0) Wilby huccio Lucialla Left End Tangredt ..l........... Cavanaugh Barlow ......:...... Montambault
 Left Guard Kelly ..ss...........ss PodargoA
 Center GouAH CuTDy
 Right Guard steiber ....:........:. ..... Torenzo
 Right Tackle ASNAS sssssssss,s luAItEO
 Right End Scnlller ss........,,... DAK0BtinO
 Quarterback GOulu sss,ss s.s..sss.ssssssss ClcciO
 Left Halfback Keating VI. Pandolfo
 Right Halfback MabSa walsh
 Fullback
 Score by periods: Naugatuck ....0 o 0-7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
Probable Lineups

St. Louis. Oct. II (UP)-The prob able lineups for the fifth game of the World Series:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
STANDINGS Easta4s, nlwasian
Suniax echadule

Sunday Schadule New York at Brooklyn; Detroik Fs. Chicago Cardinals at Buffalo. N. X.s Washington vs. Green Bay at MAl~ waukee, Wis; Phil-Pitt vs. OhlcaGe Bears at Chicago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11

UmlpfReN - SteWaRf and IenRu0n (N. L.)t Rommel and Rae (A.L.l startfng time 1i9o ?. m., CWT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
Composite Score Four Games
CARDINALS
(NEA Telephoto.)

a-Batted for Bonham in 9th inning of second game h-Batted for Borowy in 9th inning of third game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11

Score by periods: Naugatuck .... O o 0-7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11
lions Toe Hold TocI<Ie on Bulldog

E. 0osnski TerTyville 88l4 4S yards shortage of ter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-11

Wilby dropped a TO game to Naugatuck, after it lost the ball on the Naugy 13 yard line. The Foley squad scored in the third quarter with 2 sustained 70 yard march, Al Schiller scoring from the 2. Pandol- 10 and Ciccio carried the wilby bur- den but could not score
 Naugatuek @ (0l Wilby
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01
V REICHU ZADEVAJO NEPO-
KORNE ZENE MATTE
ZJE KAZNI

Washington. - V nekem av-
strijskem casopisu, katerega i
me mora il varnostnih razlogov
ostati prikrito, je bill objavljen
clanek, XII je prisel v roke Of
flee of War Information, il. ka-
terega je razvidno, da bodo tu-
jerodne zenske delavske moci v
Nemciji - med mimi je ma IT,
soce jugoslovanskih zena -
ravno tako strogo kaznovane
kakor moski delavci, ako bodo
skusale prelomiti svoj kon-
trakt.
V brzojavki je receno, da bo-
do vsi, XII bcdo krivi takih pre-
stopkov, poslani nazaj ma svoje
stare mesto, ali pa, &c bi bio to
nemogoce, prisiljeni, da prevza-
mejo "se bolj naporne posle",
vrhu tega pa bodo tudi Sc "ka-
znovani". Clanek pravi nadalje,
da morajo delavci "racunati S
tenn, da bodo poslani "v de-
lavske tabore", ako bi Sc drugiG
poskusili, da Sc izognejo prisil-
nemu delu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01

A.: "zakaj ste kupili svoji
zeni letno tramvajsko karto "a
tako kratko pot ma trg? Ali Sc
vam ne zdi predrago?"
B.: "Ne, to mi je mnogo ce-
nejse. &c bi zena hodila pes ma
trg, bi videla vse izlozbe, in to
bi bilo mnogo drazje."
Professor (odhaja ma low:
"Torej "a nedeljo bonn ustrelil
zajca."
zena: "Saj nj treba. Mislim
namrec nedeljo pripraviti te-
lecjo pecenko."
Professor: "Dobro, bonn pa
tele."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01

Sezona izletov gre h koncu in
to bo zadnji izlet v tenn letu ma
farmi SNPJ.
Ma izlet vabimo Sc posebej O.
ne, XII so kupili ''listke". Ii list
XII bodo v nedeljo prinesle neka-
term sreco,
Oh tel priliki opozarjamo, da
vsi prodajalci listkov pravoeas-
no povrnejo kupone. Posljite jih
tajnici sestri Subel, ali pa jih
prinesite v nedeljo ma farmo.
Sedaj manjka hrane in pija-
&c, a odbor .bo gledal, da vas
najboljse postreze:
Torej, ne zamudite te prili-
ke. Pojdite v nedeljo v naravo
in uzite malo svezega zraka.
Prosimo one, XII imajo prostor
v avtomobilu, da Sc oh eni po-
poldne ustavijo pred Narodnim
domom ma St. Clair Ave. in
pred Delavskim domom ma Wa
terloo Rd. in poberejo one, k
bi sli radi ma izlet, a nimajo
svojih vozil.
Delavci maj bodo ma svojih
mestih oh prayem casu.
Milan Medvesek,
predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01
MIodos+ Sc do ohro-
ni+i

Kdor utegne, maj napravi
vsak dan tole, pa DO v pozna le-
ia ostal gibcen in mlad.
Ko Sc zjutraj zbudis, stopi ta-
koj k oknu in ga odpri, ceprav
je Sc tako hud mraz. To ne sko-
duje, temvec koristi. Potem pet
krat globoko zadihaj. Stopi tri
korake cd okna in petkrat po-
ceni in vstani. Stojis tudi pri
po cepu ma prstih in imas ko-
lena tesno skupaj.
Potem krilis rokami v kro-
gu dive minuti in gres nato de-
setkrat z vojaskim korakom po
sobi gor in dol.
Pc teh vojaskih korakih Sc
razkoracis, napravis kolena tr-
da, Sc pripognes in Sc skusas
iztegnjenimi rokami dotakniti
tai. Pri otrocih je to lahka
stvar. Pri starejsih je tezavnej-
sa, toda stalno vajo dosezes
to. Vsak dan pridejo konci pr
stow blize tai in kmalu je to l.
graca.
Ia namecek Sc nekajkrat
krepko pretekni in napni vse
miSice.
Po teh prostih vajah Sc uni
jes po vsem telesu z ne proved
hladno vodo, Sc krepko obrises,
ma pol obleces in spet 'stopis k
oknu, kjer nekajkrat krepko "a
dihas.
To jutrno opravilo terra zelo
malo casa. Samo. pet minut. z
oblacenjem skupaj morda eetrt
ure.
Po kosilu izgines spet samo
"a pol ure. Lezes ma hrbet, "a
pres oci in nicesar ne mislis. LIE.
zis samo cetrt ure. &c nimas
mirne sobe, sedes k odprtemu
oknu in pray tako mirno in brez
misli uzivas svoje cetrt ure.
S tako telovadbo dosezes, da
hos leta in leta zdrav in vessel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01

cic, FIR. Sader, Ind, Frank Fen
de, Frank Dus. t.
Pc Soc: Anton Zupancic.
Skupaj nabral Andy Sosic
$5O.5O. -
Pc $500: Frank slejko, Mr..
in Mrs. Makuc, Mr.. in Mrs. Pi-
cell (carton cigaret); po $500:
Martin Glazar, Frank Celin,
Skupaj nabral Frank Marash
$1,000.
Po $500: Joe Pugelj, Frank
Sluga, Ludvik Radel; po $1.00:
Adolf Ivancic, Frances Frank,
Joe Primo, John Jenko, John
Sterl; po Soc: Mary Bergoc.
Skupaj nabral Joe Dovgan
$11.5O.
Pc $500: Joe Bratovic, ia
kob Perko; po $1.O0: Tony Kra-
mer, Albert Velikar, Miss Vera
Pirih, neimenovan.
Skupaj nabral Andy Pirih So
Pc $500: Karlo Gen.. po So
Elizabeth Sore in Joe Skerl, -
skupaj 5000.
Skupna vsota danes znass
$4,000. Nabiralci in darovalc
maj sprejmejo najlepso zahvalo
Skupno porocilo sledi v krat
KEN.
Pozdrav!
M. Jakin,
tajnik in blagajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01
Urednikoua
poSsta
v pomoc vojnim ujetnikom

V pomoc vojnim ujetnikom
Cleveland, Ohio. - Odbor "a
pomoc vojnim ujetnikom v Col
linwoodu je nabral med sledeci-
mi darovalci prispevke:
Pc $500: Anton Valencia, FIR.
Ipavec.
Po $4.OO: Joseph Smole.
Pc $500: Anton Simcic, An
dy Sosic, Frank Slejko.
Po $500: Frank Gubanc, Pc
ter Lustrik, John Krnel, Max
zelodec, Math Klemen, Mr.. in
Mrs. Volk, Frank Hayny, John
Zaman.
Po $1.00: Rafael Skolar, Ma
ry Sezun, Louis Trent, Peter
Bell, John Bohinc, Anton Ka-
pelj, Rudy Tibjas, Louise Kun
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01
BEGUNCI IZ BOM-
BARDIRANIH KRAJEV

LONDON, 19. augusta (ON-
Al - Begunei IL krajev Mem
ciji, katere je opustosilo zraeno
bombardiranje, Sc v velikih
mnozinah pojavljajo ma Poll
skem, kar je presenetljivo, ker
v istem casu mnogo Nemcev, XII
SO bill re pref nastanjeni ma
Poljskem, odhaja nazaj domov.
Ako le morejo ii Nemci prodaio
svoja posestva, ker Sc boje
splosne vstaje poljskega naro-
da.
Med nemskimi begunci v O.
krajih Poznan in Bydgoszcz je
izbruhnila epidemija legarja.
500 beguncev il Nuernberga je
ostalo ma vlaku skozi so ur - a
potem so morali Be pes nadalje-
.vati svojo pot 8 dolgih ur pred
no so prispei ma cilj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01
Piknik "Soce"
tajnik in blagajnik.

Cleveland, Ohio. - Drustvo
"Soca" st. 26 SDZ ma zapadni
strani mesta DO priredilo svojo
letno vrtno veselico v nedeljo,
5. septembra ma prostorih Do
ma zapadnih Slovencev, 6818
Denison Ave. Dolznost clanov in
clanic je, da Sc gotovo vsi ude-
lezijo te veselice, da skupno de-
lujemo in pripomoremo drustvu
do boljsega uspeha.
Vljudno sc vabi clanstvo brat
skin drustev in cenjeno obcin-
stvo "a obilen poset.
Ia plesazeljne DO igrala IL
vrstna godba - Frank Zajc
Trio.
Kar Sc tice postrezbe je clan
stvo V teh kriticnih cash mar
1.-Two ma delu, tako da DO vsak
posetnik najboljse in tocno po-
strezen.
V slucaju slabega vremena,
Sc bo piknik vseeno vrsil, in tu-
di pies bo oh vsakem vre1nenu
v dvorani.
Torej ma veselo svidenje dne
5. septembra v Domu zapadnih
Slovencev.
z bratskim pozdravom
Joseph Miklus, tajnik.
" nedeljo pohitimo ma far
mo SNPJ
Cleveland, Ohio. - V nedelio
bono imeli domaco zavabo ma
izletniskih prostorih S N P J.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01

10 dobro, da pride vecina do
datnih delavskih moci iz kro-
gov, XII so della ze vajeni in Sc
ze priucili zahtevam dnevnega
dela."
War Manpower Commission
naglasa, da je vsaka posamez-
ma obcina odgovorna "a resitev
svojih posebnih delavskih prob
lemov. Obenem pa dale prebi-
valcem takih obcin naslednje
nasvete:
1. Odloci sam, dali je tvoja
sedanja sluzba neposredno ko-
ristna vojnemu naporu ali vzdr-
zevanju najpotrebnejsih javnih
obratov, ali ne. Ako 81 v dvo-
mu, ii more povedati U. S. En-
ployment Service ali je tvoj po-
sci vojnemu naporu koristen ali
ne.
2. Ako ne, tt DO USES ozna-
Gil "a vojno koristne podjetje.
3. Vprasaj pri domacem
USES uradu, kje v takih pod
jetjih primanjkuje delavcev in
kako zaprositi "a delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01

Kako je mogoce biti preseneeen mad grozotami, IL
wsenmi cd naroda XII e bill vzgoen taksno literature?
Neki drug nemsk general Hartmann je vrsti clan
kov, objavljenih "Deutsche Rundschau sedemdese-
h etih 10. stoetja pod nasovom 'Vojaska nunost in
elovecanstvo, pisal "Otroce e mislit da vojna
dobnosti zahteva mnogo veco okrutnos in nasstvo
kakor nekdanjih eash.. sovrazna drzava mora oku-
sti grozo in breme vone To je posebno korist
no, da zlomi njegovo energo in upogne negovo vo-
jo" General Hartmann je ponovil besede savnega
Klausewtza cigar knga 20 voni je prve predstavila
vojni "ne sme raba sile poznati nobene meje.". Il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01
V nedeljo pohitimo ma far
mo SNPJ

Cleveland, Ohio. - V nedeljo
bono imeli domaco zavabo ma
izletniskih prostorih S N P ].
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01
''Lotite Sc takoj vojnemu naporu koristnih
pOsl0v" McNutt

Paul V. McNutt, chairman
komisije "a delavske moci, je
izjavil, da ustvarja zaveznisko
napredovanje in njihove image,
potrebo pomnozitve vojaskega
personala in povecanja produk-
CHE, kar bo zahtevalo v velikem
obsegu prenos delavskih sill IL
nebistvenih industrij v posle, XII
so vazni "a vojni napor.
Dejal je:
"Akoravno smemo biti opti-
misti g e d e poteka vojne,
ne moreno biti zadovoljni 2
razvojem situacije delavskih
moci. Cd zdaj pa do meseca ju-
lila 1914 DO moral mas zadnji
preostanek cd 100000 oseb
preiti cd mani vaznih poslov
na delo orozarnih ali v stevil-
nih javnih uradih, XII so neob-
hodno potrebni "a zdravstvene
institucije, "a promet in druge
bistvene predpogoje civilnega
zivljenja.
'Lahko je uvideti, zakaj SO
postale potrebne premestitve v
tako velikem obsegu. Vojaske
sile nameravajo pomnoziti svo-
je mostvo cd 100000 ma H.
100000 v casu cd julia 1913
dc meseca julia prihodnjega le-
ia.
''To mostvo bo mobilizirano
il poslov, XII so vojnemu napo-
ru koristni prav tako, kot IL
tistih, XII MISC vazni. Istocasno
pa rastejo nase potrebe ma bo-
jiscih in Sc mnoze, tako da mo-
rajo nase vojne industrije "a
dostovati zahtevam, XII nepre-
stano narascajo.
"Nadomestiti je treba mobili-
zirane delavce, vse zrtve ne
zgod, naravne smrti, vpokoje-
MIA, sploh vse, XII Sc IL katerih
koli vzrokov umaknejo - po-
leg tega mora biti Sc toliko IL
urjenih delavcev, da so vsa ma
rocila in vse dobave izvrsene
pravocasno.
"Vsak nedostatek v nasi
oskrbi "a mostvo ma frontah, bi
pomenil, da DO zasledovanje
vojnih ciljev otezkoceno, da DO
zmaga izvojevana pozneje in da
DO mnogo cloveskih zivljenj iz-
gubljenih po nepotrebnem.
"Toda delavske moci "a VOL
no prcdukcijo so lie del tega
vprasanja. V krajih, kjer so ma
kopicene vojne industrije, SO
zadnja leta privedla toliko no.
viii delavcev, da so zdaj vse do
mace zivljenjske moznosti pre-
oblozene - stanovanja, promet-
na sredstva, bolnisnice in zasci-
Ia zdravja, ter slicne stvari.
w teh preobljudenih krajih
vlada najvecje pomanjkanje de-
lavstva. "a pralnice, uciteljev in
bclnicark, zdravnikov, vozacev
"a avtobuse in tovorne avtomo-
bile, in Sc marsikatere druge
nujne civilne potrebe. Taxi
okraji ne morejo sprejeti nobe-
nih priseljencev vec, morajo pa
kljub temu pomnoziti vrste de-
lavstva v poslih, XII so vazni "a
vojni napor, a tote mogoce edi-
no le il krajevnih, domacih de-
lavskih rezerv, bodisi onih, XII
Sc ne delajo, bodisi onih, XII Sc
zdaj nahajajo ma delu tam, kjer
vojnemu naporu ne koristijo ne
posredno. +.
! "Iz prakticnih vzrokev bi bi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-01

Ia gnsko myazo konem
preehah
bi zbrao podatke tel dev
poeu tako bone kot ko nahajajo
da kapsu po mok boezn
caJo ma pan Ma szent Nchoe ko pre
vo. Ma desni ydte kako DELUXE naprava
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White Goods. DO ns eSficS

COTTON FLANNEI.-Short lengths in
blue, pink, and white. p" wide One side thickly
heeced, the other smooth woven. Soft, absorbent
cotton with nap that's especially resistant to
waSh-tub wear-----
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SOLID FLORAL COLOGNES,

Sorcll. Brush your fingertPs lightly over Il
surface Of the solid cologne, then touch 20,
hair, cars wrists and neck. Available in Ros
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-09
HALL MAY FACE
CUSTER ACTION
Various Factions in COP.
Ranks Reported Peeved
Over Setup

A group of prominent workers in
the ranks of the local Republican
party are reported supporting a
movement to GUST Town Chairman
Vernon L. Hall and elect Attorney
Maurice Wrenn. AS the date Of pri-
maries draws near any number of
reports are likely to originate, but
in this particular case the followers
of two of the list Of mayoralty can
didates on the G.. o. P. side of the
street feel that with the presen Sc
up their favorites have little or nc
chance of receiving consideration.
According to one spokesman
approximately so per cent local
Republicans have no confidence in
Hall since he lost the political
friendship of the state leaders in
Hartford" he declared.
Even since Halls appointment as
town chairman, this city has failed
to have Republican successor and
all these results are due to the
cleavage he has caused" he assert
ed.
Mr.. Hill isn't capable of handling
the situations and problems that
confront him, and it's perfectly
obvious that the few "clicky" lead
ers in this city are doing him a
favor by allowing him to hold his
twon craftsmanship" he said.
Tell those pro-Hall Republicans
to get wise to themselves if they
want to get anywhere this fall cleo
ton" he concluded.