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Evening star., 1943-05-12
Totals so 20 33 10 Totals --4713 33 IL
..Batted for Belt in seventh
rBatted for H. Walker in seventh.
fBatted for Lampros in eighth.
Slated for E. Gould in ninth

4oIaIs--oo ~ So IL Totals--47 13 33 IL
.Batted for Belt in seventh.
tBatted for H. Walker in seventh.
Slated for E. Gould in ninth.
SsntFa7 Wss5e1n G99 H9o ia d5d 39a 395 o5-12 05
Tucker Chipouras (35. sweeney sweeney 5sS 735. j.
SarsRS5d,i Ghsnafk5 H Rooise5oo' Ma!seE SS' Gould
Goo;d Goolbass hltsa1chipouraS g. Jamison. E.
Sweeney, Love stolen basesSBrosan BHSs n't 81.
Tucker; Chipouras top, Sweeney. j. Walker.
j W1ser msfE, sacrItleess.7Roosenbloem; ,ofano.
Sweeney to Roosenbioem, Fiakos to Roosen 10
bloom IN slcSle to Bqz7apaea to Bell Left
base on balls-of Plunkett, 4; of Hayden.
4: of E. Gould. 4 Hits-of PlunEitt, 2
IN IN cta = innings; of HAYDEN. in innings;
in innings; of Fones' Fo IN IN = inninsa Gase
HI p pitched bsliM@By PIunkitt e:
HAYDEN g BY Tucker, :; By Atie Z. Gould. ID 8; 8:
by nf F01sf VIZ plehE sns a0u5d YIN
Fone,. UmpireNMr. oertei. TimeM3:15.
Double Plays Aid Roosevelt.
Leigh Joy. Roosevelt's hefty hurl-
er, was aided by three double plays
as he went the route against Ana
costa. Joe Himmelburg on the Ana
costa mound allowed only four hits
and none after the second inning,
but his early wildness hurt. Hits by
Bunny Citrenbaum, Ollie Kennedy
and Fred Kramer plus walk and
an error got Roosevelt four runs in
the first inning.
Anacostia's only score came in the
keventh on a double by Pete Kikta
and Himmelburg' single.
Evening star., 1943-05-12

CHAMPIONS AIrwn Carlberg, District horseshoe title
holder and Codr Gene Tunney g. H. retired heavyweight
boxing champion Of the world, with Harry woodneld
cente president Of the National Horseshoe Pitchers
ton before the scheduled opening last night Of the Federal
ringer league the Building matches
rained out. Star Stan Photo
Evening star., 1943-05-12

.o1 a. KTsmsr 81 Kkte1nedy JGhn
Kramer. F1aherty. Wahler, Kline. Two
base hit-klkta. Double plays-Kennedy
to Rupert, Rupert TO Citrenbaum, Ken
pedy to Rupert to Cltrenbaum Base on
balls-Of joy. 4; of Hlmmelburg. Z.
Struck out-By JOY. Q, BY Himmelbure, 10.
Umpre-Mr. Johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Rhythmic Moods Is
NeU Revue at Club ROyQIe
By COLLEEN MacDONELL

THE NEW revue AZ the Club
Royale gets of 10 "A brisk start
with the Royalettes opening 10
Rhythmic Moods. 2 lovely pro-
ducuon number accented by star
dust and blue chiffon
They are followed by clever
Stan Kramer who mauipgIateS
some engaging puppets who do
everything from booGie-woogic 10
operate ariaS Stan enc0rcs with
amusing limitations Of Beatrice
hay and Jerry Colonna.
Blue eyed Rita Oehman is 2 de-
mWe picture IN white lace gown,
but her songs are slightly naughty.
She has sly sense Of humOr.
especially IN They Always Pick
on Nc an o'die that bears re-
wing
Paul and Paulette Blanchard
are q PAIR Of msnIaCs who have a
whale OF a time dancing. Glowing.
and even swallowing the custom
CrS' cocktails,
Quct-mannered Jackie Green
dispcnSes stories. and does a few
credliable limitations. while the
RoyaletteS close the show with a
coloriul South American Samba.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
SteUGdOra
Presents
Great ShOW

JOE Blanket, whose trumpet
can be heard nightly at the Club
Steyadora. has, for our money,
one Of ihe best five-piece bands in
town. lis piano player, Bob
Marble, is a star by himself
Marbles rendition of Body and
Soul" the greatest love song of
them all, is technically excellent
as we'll As heartbrcakingly tender.
JACKIE Durant is the master Of
ceremonies out az the Stevadora
this week, and between his jokes
and balloon tricks, which keep the
customers IN stitches, he manages
10 keep the place IN an UprOar.
The DeROy Glamour Girls are
n WlnSome fourSome and their
dance version Of Paper Doll IL
something 10 behold, while Ethel
Shepherd gives out on a few new
ones, including Mississippi Mud. f."
and a splendid version Of People
Will Say We're IN Love" Incl
dentally her I've Got 10 Get Hot"
is the best Of the Spccialties that
people keep requesting.
Robbie Clayton in his own
words, is "acrobaucal." lie is the
only guy we've ever seen who
luggles himself. He does every
thing with ladders but break INTO
a house
trankIr Sherman sings n num-
her Of things due 10 audience re-
action. but does his best on You
Stepped Out OF a Dream" while
Virginia DcRoy is spectacular in
her African Dance. That girl has
a sense Of craftsmanship. She
really puts her numbers over
All in all, It's a show we think
you'll enjoy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Book Casino Hawaiian Paradise
The DETROIT TIMES

TIE BOOK. CASINO trans
formed into a Hawaiian paradise
for 10 these many weeks, still
plays host 10 the popular Islands
Revue" headed by Ray Kinney
who is more than living uD 10 his
title. Ambassador 10 the Main
land He and his colorful native
group have been s@aying, singing
and making their music 90 record
breaking crowds al the Book. and
Judging from the enthusiastic re-
Spouse. there are plenty Of people
who find going native "a pleas
urable paStjme
Dainty Mcymo Holt continues
10 out-IIula every one with her
intrIcat hip movements and
graceful undulatIonS, and the
Aloha Maids. dclectable trio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

in colorlul garb and fragrant bios
SONS. offer many intriguing native
steps Tiny Lehua PauIson still
convulses the most staid specta-
tors with her Historically funny
dances. and the Island Maids
srum guitars. dance and sing Of
their native b0ath. "
Pleasant Ray KINNEY directs
the revue and in addition tells
Mainiandors how me insIdiOus Ha-
wallan rhythm got that way"
while his merry group Of muSi-
clans tum out smooth arrange-
mcnts for dancing.
Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times cartier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
WONDER BAR

Aylene Mason and Gmny Bral-
nard continue 20 enChant the
patrons of the Wonder Bar with
their warblng Everything is
sweetness and light where Miss
Mason IS concerned. her special
ties dealing mainly with the woes
and Joys Of love, including such
favoriteS as Let's Get Lost and
Secretly.
Poppy 6tn1v Brafnard changes
the moonlight mood when she
swings into You Can't Say No 10
a Soldier. turns on the heat with
Mexico Joe and finishes with
"Fuddy-Duddy Matchmaker"
Manuel Lopez and his Next
canos furnish the musical back
ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
LONDON CHOP HOUSE

The songs Of exotic Ethel Howe
and the arrangements Of Maestro
Gagen and Dibert comprise the
al the London
Chop House this week
Ethel has new string or tunes
10 offer which include sweet bal
lads and swing novelty dittieS. She
does a particularly fine job on
"All or Nothing at All
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Re al Redskins

THE INDIANS seen in the
elaborate Technicolor western
musicale, Riding High" are the
Mccoy Company went on loca-
ton 10 Arizona and raided the
Paiute reservation for extras.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

Diam Dale. the cal with the
come-hlther songs and unique
piano arrangements takes care OF
the early diners from = 70 100
Happy tidings for Marion Colby
devotecS. The pretty SOngStreSS
VINO rose 70 fame with her dead
pan parodieS. comes into me Chop
House next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
MEXICAN LOVE BIRDS

I am afraid that Arturo do Cor
dova Is going 10 have fewer mo-
mentS 10 spend with Lupe Velez
n his program Of pictures CON
tinunS- 10 Increase Now Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer is trying 70 Dor
row the handsome Mexican for
The Bridge Of San Luis Rey
He is down for about four movies
at Paramount. and he Is lust
completing "Frenchman'S Greek
But l reckon Lupe will manage
10 see Arturo, for If ever two
people were in love II is these
two. The Cordova lad is fast be-
coming as important in films in
this country as he is IN Mexico,
where he is really tops
COLLECTED AT RANDOM
Vera Shea. reported As the girl
who will wed John Jacob Aston
III. is giving Hollywood the once
over; Buz Berkeley has Just put
a sparkler on Lorraine Breeders
proper finger; Ellen Drew is out
Of circulation for the moment.
She is in quarantine with her son,
David, who has the mumpS.
Ricardo Cortez and his steady
girl friend, Billie Seward. Savoy
twosome; Jerry Dale. one of the
best publicity men in town, has
left Sol Lesser; Ann Savage. who
said farewell-to Milton Eeldman
last week. doing a reconciliation
scene with him at Jim Dolan's
supper club
AS much excitement when Bar
bara Hutton appeared on Cary
Gran It's set of Destination.
Toxic as II she were visiting
royalty. That's probably because
she so seldom visits her famous
husband when he is working:
Mrs. Oliver Hardy is reported
very Ill with the flu; Dorothy
Parker 5000 disappointed because
she didn't get in the WACS: Mar
tina Raye tossed a farewell party
for Katina Paxinou and Charles
Spivak. the band leader in Pin
up Girl.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
Stassen candidate
a la p~residencia

Minneapolis, Oct. 11.-Fl no~-
bre de Harold E. Stassen, exgober
nador de Minnesota. cue ahora sir
We a la nacion, ha sido p%resentado
en- las primarias preferenciales de
Nebraska como candidate a la pre-
sidencia de la Republica.
Stassen tiene SO amos de edad
v renunci6 ell puesto de goberna-
dor para unirse a la marina de
guerra, siendo ahora secretario de
bandera del almirante w. F. Hal
sey, en- ell suroeste del Pacifico.
este movimiento es Glen por
ciento a favor de Stassen, que es-
Ia Glen por ciento calificado para
ser Presidente-dicen los amigos
del joven estadista.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
La ~Sulfadiazine
en- nueva prueba

Chicago, Oct. 11.-Cuatro medi-
cos del ejercito dijeron aver que
la "sulfadiazine" puede tomarse
por la boca con toda seguridad.
Els un metodo effective, segIn e.
los, para impedir Sc extienda en-
tire las fuerzas armadas ell menin-
gococo de la meningitis.
este m6todo de profilaxis, Sc
gun los cuatro medicos militares,
ha probado ser de gran valor pa
ra poner fin a esa enfermedad en-
otras situaciones, por ejemplo, en-
transportes en- ell mar o en- escue-
las, asilos y otras instituciones.
La Sulfadiazine fue administra-
da profilacticamente a mas de Is
mil soldados residences donde ha-
bfa casos de meningitis Y particu-
larmente en- la primavera de
1943. Solo dos casos de la enfer-
medal courtroom en- ell subsiguien
tie periodic de observation de ocho
semanas.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
Esta en- peligro
la Inca de Orsha

Mosc1, Octubre 11.-En un pun
to del sector de Vitebsk, ell Ejer-
cito Rojo Sc encuentra a 10 millas
del ferrocarril que une a Orsha
con esa ciudad. Esta Inca es par
tie integral del sistema nazi de de
fensas.
La artilleria sovietica ha extern
dido una cortina de fuego en- la
parte baja del Dnieper y grandes
masas de tropas han sido acumu-
ladas desde Kiev a unieprOpe-
trovsk.
Hay tambien considerable acti-
vidad sobre las secciones bajas de
la corriente.
Los alemanes llevaron al Dnie-
per, en- los 1ltimos dfas, considera-
bles grupos de "cazas" y con e.
fin de entorpecer las operacione'
de los bombarderos rusos.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
Ell Congreso vote
a favor de I'm
ORGANISING rnundial
que la paz

Washington, oct. 11.-Por una
mayorfa aplastante de 800 contra
2. Ia Camara de Representatives.
vote, la Resolution Fulbright, ha-
ciendo constar, por vez primera
en- la historic, su adhesion a la
idea de crear un mecanismo inter
naciOnal para garantizar la paz.
Ell texto de la Resolution dice
ash:
use resuelve por la Camara de
Representatives. icon anuencia del
Senado) que ell COngreso, pOr la
presente Resolution, Sc pronuncla
a favor de la creaci6n de un me-
canismo International appropriate,
q poder adecuado para estable-
Q v mantener una paz justa y
duradera entire las naciones del
mundo Y favOrece la participation
de los Estados UnidOs en- csc or
eanismo, mediante prOcedimientos
contstitucionales.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
FL NUEVO EMBAJADOR
rOBAR FUE EMBAJADOR
ANTE FRANCO

lenOs Aires, Oct IL Ell D1
on c. Escobar, nuevo embaja-
de la Argentina en- Washing
Tue embajador de su pals en-
arid, en- 1910.
ancO lie recibi6 con un discur.
pidiendO a la Argentina Sc u
pc a Espaha para formar eI
e spiritual en- ell mundo hispa,
lie cOntest6 ell embajadOr ar
ntinO diciendOle que creia pO-
'ie un Gambia de puntOs de Wis
en- la America Latina, con res
cto a Ia Falange.
FL anO pasadO Escobar firm6 un
nVeniO cultural con Franco So
Ell intercambiO de libros. re-
PAS, peliculas, material impre.
estudiantes, maestrOs y con-
'encistas.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
Las Tropas Aliadas Sc Apoderaron
de Pontelandolfo.
Ell Octave Ejercito sigue avanzando
Dor la Costa del Adriatico

Angel, Oct IL Las tropas a.
mericanas cruzaron ell rio Galore y
capturaron ell pueblo de Pontelan-
dolfo, a II millas por ell noroeste
de Benevento.
Asegura cl communicate que ell
Octave ~ejercito mantiene su avan-
ce, con gran vigor, a 10 largo del
flanco derecho de los Aliados, bor-
dcando ell Adriatico.
La actividad a 10 largo del fren-
tie del Quinto Ejercito estuvo con-
finada aver a vigilancia por par
tie de las patrullas de vanguardia.
Gel Octave Ejercito avanza en-
direction oeste y con gran firme-
za".
"Contin1a ell enemigo comba-
tiendo intensamente Y esta usan-
do IN pals agreste y diffcil para
ayudar a su defensa. Las demoli-
clones todavfa sc efectdan en- gran
escala.
Duelos de artilleria Sc verifi-
can a 10 largo del rio VOlturnO,
donde los alemanes cOntratacan.
On communicate de la aviaci6n
informa que bombarderOs de me-
diano tamano y ligero atacaron los
caminos Y las lineas ferreas. Ca
zas-bombarderos y cazas ametra-
llaron las posiciones alemanas, a.
barcando Ell emplazamientO de la
artillerfa, y las concentrations de
tropas.
Los bombarderos atacaron al e.
nemigo a 10 largo de la costa oc-
cidental, en- Terracina, so mlllas
Dor ell noroeste de Volturno.
Las Columns del teniente ge-
neral Clark tienen fuertes pun
tos de apoyo al sur de los rios Vol
turno Y Galore, en- una Inca dc
a miIIas que CORE desde la cos
ia oeste a Ponte, al oeste de BE-
nevento.
Los alemanes usan obrerOs tia
lianos para construir defensas en-
el yolturno y matan a los que ha-
cen r~esistencia.
FL Octave EjercitO Sc apOder6
de San Marco, Gambatesa, Cole
torto. Larino y GugliOnesi.
La guerra de guerrillas Sc man.
tiene implacablemente pOr los pa
triotas ~yugoesIavOs mandados por
Tito. Tres pOblaciOnes mas han
CPasa A La Ultima Pagina) J
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
PORTUGAL ADoPTARA UNA
NORMA DE No-NEUTRALIDAD
EN- FAVOR DE LOS ALIADoS

Madrid, Oct IL - FL primer
ministrO Oliveira Salazar hablara
hoy en- ell parlamentO y dicese que
anunciara, por parte de Portugal,
un canbio en- Ia polftica extran-
jera, de "neutralidad" a no-beli-
gerancia en- favor de los AliadOs.
Varios barcos de guerra aliadOs
estan en- las islas Azores, las que
Sc asegura usan como base, bajo
permisO del gobiernO de LisbOa.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
ciOnante noVela
Elena sobre 10 S
.adores de Olinda

hmond, Virginia, oct. IL
mpresa editorial Vanguard
de Nueva York, ACADIA de
ar una novela LENA de E.
n y de sentimiento sobre ia
de los sencillos pescadores de
ercanias de Olinda, en- ell Nor
Brasil.
obra, escrita por Sylvia Lee
que pertenece a una distin-
2 familia brasilena, tiene CO.
Fundamental numerosos episo-
observados por la autora en-
sas temporadas de vacacio-
pasadas en- Olinda.
senorita Leno, natural de-
Ee, vive actualmente en- los.
pos UnidOs Y ha viajado ex-
mente por Europa Y por las
'rlcas. La novela fue escrita
ngles y presenta en- TODD su
'ldo la vida de los sencillos
adOres.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
INGLATERRA TIENE UNA
NUEVA ARMA SECRETA

Londres, Oct II - Inglaterra
posee una nueva arma secreta, un
canon de II libras que destruye
con gran faciIidad los tanques del
enemigo.
Puede disparar ell arma, coloca-
da en- una torrecilla, desde una
distancia de 1900 yardas.
"Es la mejor condensation al
"Tigre", ell tanque aleman de so
toneladas.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
braS CatOlicOS Con FL PunO En- Alto
.lini ordena
esto de
iticos
rza desempehara
papel i~mportante

Octubre ~11.-Apoyado
ayonetas alemanas y odia
b italianos, Benito Mus
ordenado Ell arresto de
Os politicos.
de personals, incluyendo
i, ~diplomaticos y jefes del
estan en- las carceles del
republicano de nuevo Gu
los que Sc cree arrestados
Volpi D. Misurata, un ex-
de hacienda, Y Vittorio
.ltimmillonario Y presiden-
y Feria Mundial Interna-
Alexandra Pavolini, secre-
b nuevo partido fascista-
v Roberto Farinacci, ex-
10 del partido, han dicho
radio que a los enemigos
del "Duce" no Sc les con-
.lemencia.
hazis no tienen esperanto
Ito a la defensa de Roma
fascista debera tras-
al Norte.
Lrgel es aguardado de un
D a otro ell conde Sforza,
,ro italiano de negocios ex
IS, que Sc espera desempe-
de importancia en- ell
!, italiano de Badoglio.
} de Badoglio.
a pondra su prestigio e in
al servicio del regimen
lOglio, pero no aceptara
en- ell gabinete.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
TITO" PIDE LA COOPERATION
E. UNIDOS E INGGLATERRA
Capturado ell importante Centre
Ferroviario de Krasnoe
Los Soldados Rojos tomarOn
ell Pueblo de Debrush

Moscu, oct. Los patriotas
yugoeslavos que usan como insig-
MIA las estrellas rojas, combaten
incesantemente a los alemanes DIES
de la costa del AdriatiCo hasta
las orillas del Danubio.
BESIDE ell collapse de Italia, Ell
nGmero de guerrilleros patriotas
ha aumentado en- docenas de miles.
Combaten los "partidarios" sin
tanques Y aerOplanOs; perO estan
mandates por veteranos y pelican
con extraordinaria valentia.
Josip Broz, conocido por Tito,
que peleara en- la guerra de Espa-
ma, es ell jefe del EjercitO de Lii
beracion. Al valiente general le
llaman tambi6n Drug Tito.
Imitando 10 que hiciera en- la
guerra de Espana, en- defensa del
pueblo espanol, Tito ha disciple
nado a sus guerrillas de manera
perfecta.
La firmeza y determination de
estos hombres es la firmeza y de-
termination del ej6rcito rOjo.
Curas cat6licos, con el puho en-
alto, pertenecen a las fuerzas de
"Tito".
FL comandante de una brigada
manifesto que no hay barreras re-
ligiosas 0 politicas en- sus filas.
Abrazamos a tOdos los patriotas
que aman a Yugoeslavia y comba-
ten por ella.
Con frecuencia sc oye decir:
Larga vida a la naci6n America
ma. Larga vida a la naci6n bril-
tanica!
"Esperemos ayuda de nuestrOs
aliados de Estados Unidos Y la
Gran Bretana. Combatimos con
todas nuestras fuerzas. Quiza per-
damos una ciudad, pero jamas
p%erderemos ell pals"
Cast TODD el equipo de cincO di-
visiones italianas fue c~apturado
por los guerrilleros, que 10 utili-
zan con extraordinaria efecti-
vidad.
Las tropas alemanas han retro
cedido y Sc han puesto fuera del
alcance de la artilleria pesada So
vietica, en- la orilla Oeste del Dmie-
per, sobre y por debajo de Kiev,
mientras otras divisiOnes rojas,
desarrollandO ~potencia Ofensiva en-
Ell frente norte, Sc encuentraR a
20 milIas de la frOntera de Latvia.
Con tres cabezas de puente en-
la parte central del Rio Dnieper,
las tres seguras, hay indicaciOnes'
de que ell mando russo esta cons
truyendo un mayor esfuerzO para
expulsar de Russia a los nazis que
Sc retiran, cruzandO a trav6s de
las cOmunicaciones terrestres en-
ire ell sector central y el distrito
dc LeningradO, ell 1nicO lugar a
10 largo de un frente de 1900 mi
las donde ell EjercitO ROjO no ha
hecho apreciables ganancias des-
de ell comienzo de la Ofensiva de
verano.
Dos Columns rojas avanzandO
hacia La ciudad de Vitebsek, en- Ia
Russia Blanca, anunciarOn ganan-
cias territoriales de cuatFO a siete
y la captura de 14O aldeas.
Columns sOvieticas aVanzan
pOr Ell sureste de Vitebsk y Sc en-
cuentran en- LioznO, a Is millas de
La captura de Krasnoe, impOr-
tante centric ferrOviariO en- Ia II
nea GOmel-V itsbsk, tambiSn f1e
(Pasa A La Ultima PSgina)
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
Ell TEMPO

Temperature prOpia de Ia es-
Mfnima, a las 5 de Ia ma
So grades.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-19

At the Monkey Jungle, south of Miami, Fla, the animals run free while the people walk through a caged runway to watch them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-19
Current Rationing Regulations
MEATS AND FATS

AND FATS in effect and will remain through 3l,
 FOODS will remain in elect through sept 1
 
  the the ration board inconsistencies shoud pc reported to the Price panel of the ration board
 SHOES valid and will remain in force through Oct si
 SUGAR Cannon IA Is valid flyer of pounds or Oct 3i will be issued the ration board sessions each Tuesday rom sso a m to s,30
 and 70" coupons valid Tor two and half gallons Of A books valid Tor three gallons through November a, - .. Tha gasoline endorsed wih the automobile registration number and the name o ho e we ea coupons not endorsed will be Issued at te gasoline panel Tuesday to mi Wednesday Thursday, o only persons who nave snmeent make the desired and can prove there s no other will with 800 miles set as the max distance for the one round'lrp
 TIRES "o holders must inspections by Aus 30 and "A holders by Sept 90, and "B holders by Oct a.
 FUEL OIL Period ol ration issuance valid No of the issuance win be valid through Sept 90 CaAb "unr stamps marked valued a 10 unit marked and value oi 'aeh h DO gal units marked 2 worth 200 gallons All cnciieed mum stamp stamps used at any tune durne the winter
  o used the winter and the size Of storage tankb
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-19
PLAN NEW DRIVE
 FOR SCRAP PAPER
Scouts, School Children to Be Mobilized; House.
 wives Asked to Save

Mobilization of Boy Scout units and hundreds of school children is beng contemplated as feature of the scrap paper campaign planned Sor Waterbury about October. Old newspapers, especially, are in great demand again and the Wa terbury Salvage committee in an- nouncing it's plans to make ctiy- wide collections paid tribute to the work of youngster in a previous drive.
 Members of a subcommittee which will outline plans for the col lection include Dr. Thomas J. Con- don, superintendent of the school department, Rev. Francis M. O'Shea. rector of the Church of the Immac- ulate Conception and Sidney Albert.
 Chairman J. Warren Upson has issued an appeal to housewives and merchants to start saving paper for the need is growing more urgent daily.
 A formal appeal for the coopera- tion of the general public and the mobilization of school youngsters and scouts will be made later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-19
SKULL FRACTURED
 IN STREET FIGHT
South Leonard Street Man Held Under Bonds
 $2,O0O

Bonds of $2,000 were set by City Court Judge Charles Summa this morning for Kazines Garbulsos, 48, 168 South Leonard street, charged with assault and breach of the peace following fight last night with Walter PoskieWizz, 172 South Leonard street, in front of the Gar bulsos' home.
 PoskieWizz was taken to St. Mary's hospital after the fight by Officers Reading and Healy, where scalp wound at the back of his head was sutured and x-rays were taken for a possible skull fracture.
 Detective Lieutenant John Dun- phy who investigated said that Gar bulsoS admitted striking PoSkieWlzZ with a stone after an argument. He said that PoskieWizz struck him first and that he used the stone in self defense
 PoskieWizz faces a breach Of the peace charge when he recovers from his injuries Meanwhile GarbulsoS was granted continuance to Sat lrday.
 Other cases: George Louis Sim mons, 41, 96 Main street, Bristol, road rules violation, nolled for $5; Stanley KolakoWski, 26 263 River street, interference, nollcd; Thomas Scully, 29 194 Walnut street, as- sault and breach of the peace, sus- pended sentence, appealed; Francis Paffney. 29, 20 Chapel street, in- toxication and breach of the peace: suspended sentence; Arthur Paff- ney, 53, 20 Chapel street, intoXica- tion and breach of the peace, $l0 and costs: Andrew J. Craig, 43, Admiral street, New Haven, non- support continued to September 16: Domenic Bozzuto, 62, 562 Con gross avenue, non-support, nolled; Bessie Fraser, l9 t43 Wolcott street assault and breach of the peace, continued six months; Alice Gri2zi, 3l, 2854 East Main street; Millicent Holleran, 34, l54 Oak street Celia Fricario, 62 I'll Bank street, two counts), Albert Rosato. 26, 9 Meri- line avnuC, Vermona Krom, 26, 3280 East Main street, parking vio- lations. nolled for $5 or equivalent bond called