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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23
Curiosity!
Police Departments
Safety Instructor
w arms Over.
C. uri Gus
Youngsters

Serious injury may be the result
Of curiosity, boys and girls are
warned in another article today
prepared by Patrolman william G.
Dwyer safety instructor Of the
police accident prevention bureau.
Patrolman Dwyer cites the Incl
dent in which a boy was injured
by a blasting cap he picked up.
The message follows:
One of the strongest traits In
our human makeup is Curiosity.
This is especially true in chill
dren and is very admirable one
II 1t Is properly directed. Most of
our great inventions are the re-
suit Of somebody's curiosity and
improvements on these are often
made by persons delving into the
mysteries Of some particular
phase Of these inventions. A child
will pick up an alarm clock or
your favorite watch and take 1t
apart to see what makes 1t run;
he Is curious to see the workings
Of the mechanism. Well I think its
just fine to have a child interested
In something new as long as It
does not get him into trouble.
But when a child decides to pick
up something on the outside and
do a little investigating of his own
he may be headed for trouble.
People have been seriously injured
when they became too curious
about something that did not
concern them. So FellaS and Girls
If you are out playing or on
your way to or from school,
Please do not pick up anything
that could possibly harm you.
Above all things, never pick any
cartridges; or touch any wire that
has fallen down; 1t may be a live
one and we all know what that
would mean to us. A couple Of
years ago boy was seriously in
jured after picking up some blast
ing caps; he did not know what
they were. AS for cartridges re-
member even though the bullet
has been taken out and the pow
der removed it is still dangerous.
The primer that seated In the
head of the shell contains a very
sensitive explosive and will go off
when struck by a rock. This of
course is true unless the cart
ridge has been fired off in a fire.
arm and the shell has been rem
dered harmless. So let this be our
motto: Let All That's Well Alone.
It's Silly to Sacrifice Safety For
Suffering and Sorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

establishments VIII be expected TO
operate on the minimum 48 hour
week schedule by April /, Mrs.
Dewey said.
Fifteen local manufacturers are
among those who have submitted
plans for increasing employees hours,
1t was revealed, and the remainder
Of the schedules are expected to be
filed with the local VINO office
within the next few days. The only
concerns excluded from the order
for extending the work-week are
those which employ less than eight
workers and those engaged princi-
pally in agriculture. The order also
does not apply to state employees,
youth under 16 years of age, and
individuals who because Of other
employment, household responsible
tiles, or physical limitations are not
available for fulltime work.
None Of the employers who have
submitted 48-hour plans so far has
indicated necessity of releasing
workers because Of the extension,
the director revealed today. Most
Of them have indicated intention Of
absorbing the workers and extra
hours within the establishments, the
director said. The governors de-
cree allowing a 55-hotir work week
for women Is believed to have in
fluenced the concept Of the length
Of work. weeks here, as no objections
are voiced to keeping presnt en-
ployes on 48-hour basis.
Members Of the local labor man
agement nanpower committee met
with Mrs. Dewey yesterday after
noon for further discussion Of
the local labor shortage and posi-
BILE remedies. A sterilization plan
is being completed and will be sub
mitted shortly to the VINO regional
headquarters In Boston. The indi-
vidual 48-hour work week plans SUBJ
mitted TO the unit also were dis
cUssed.
Employers who find they cannot
comply with the provisions Of the
48-hour week order are required to
present their reasons to the VINO
director. Individual conferences
have been arranged In all such cases
and efforts are made to formulate a
satisfactory plan. Employers who
do not report difficulties to the
VINO will not be allowed to aug
ment their staffs after April i, Mrs.
Dewey said.
In the event dismissal Of employees
Is necessary before the work week
can be extended, employers will be
allowed to continue under the old
schedule until openings for the
extra" workers are secured, the
director stated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23
COST ACCOUNTANTS
TO HOLD MEETING
New Haven Chapter Mem
bers to Hear Talk ON War
Production Problems

Local members OF the New Haven
chapter Of the National Association
Of Cost Accountants are planning TO
attend the regular monthly dinner
meeting Of the chapter to be held at
the Graduates Club in New Haven
this evening. The speaker Of the
evening will be A. II Werolin. part
ner OF McKinsey q Company Of
New York city, management con-
sultants.
The topic for the evening will be
"War Production Problems" In
which Mr.. Werolln will delve into
the problems Of new and better
manufacturing methods and the TN
portance Of production planning. He
will also comment on the develop
ment Of new personnel technique
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23
such as apprentice and

such as apprentice and learner
training and Job evaluation.
Mr.. Werolin is a graduate Of New
York university and Of Yale Shelf
field Scientific school, where he re-
ceived his MS and ME degrees. In
addition to irstructing at Sheffield
ard New Haven college. he has
served as production department
foreman, methods engineer, produce
ton planning manager and cost ac-
countant at the American Piano Co.,
Ampico corporation and the West
ern Electric company. Mr.. Werolin
Is highly qualified to talk on this
timely subject, and q record at
tendance is expected.
A meeting o the board Of directors
will precede the dinner which will
be served at $3.50, and will be fol-
lowed by the technical session at
7:3O.
Real name Of Tom Thumb, fam
Gus midget, was Charles Stratton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23
ManpowerC Commission
TO Curtail Concerns
From Hiring Workers
DeadIine for Compliance With Official Orders Expires
March 81; OifiCiaI Exemption Must Be Obtained;
IS Manufacturers Submit Plans

Recruitment Of workers for industrial concerns and
other establishments which fail to comply with the AZ
hour minimum week order viii be stopped, Mrs Mary M
Dewey deputy director Of the Manpower Commission
for the Waterbury area said today reminding that the
deadline for compliance is week from tomorrow Unless
cory or specific exception is made by the VINO all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23
ESTABLISHED isSS

Spring Rains Should Mean To Every
Mon-AIIigotor Roinclothes, $3.50
To $500.
lis cosy TO take the I35 days Of
rain each year in Connecticut
right in your stride with an AIIS-
s0toT to protect your hide.
Inside an Alligator you're outside
roin troubIes-you con be as un-
concerned as duck-who hos
roinpvoof beck and simply shokes
it of. With AIIisotor RoineIothes
you get swoy from the drob sf-
Fsets Of rain clothes in senercI--
because most OF them ore Tailored
good enough to wear Cs oIlisotors
lin the sun.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23
Civil Engineers In
seth Session Today
DR.. Fisher Of Wesleyan Speaks on Public Utilities
Water Rates; DR.. Cross OF Yale Pays Tribute

New Haven Conn.,. March %. - The vital need of free
wartime manufacture, of relief from burdens of excessive
taxation and protection of public utilities especially from
agaorS stressed in addresses at the opening session
of the 59th annual meeting OF the Connecticut Society OF
Civil Engineers held at Yale University today Dr. Clyde
Olin Fisher of Wesleyan University, former mayor OF
MiddletoWn and present member of the Connecticut
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

Sergeant Charles Martin, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Martin
Of Cheshire road, who was o
member Of Co. + 102nd infantry
vlnce his induction in February,
1891, has been transferred from
service in the South Pacific 70 the
Army Air Corps at the Nashville
Classification Center In Nashville,
Tenn. He Is a former emplOye Of
The Democrat, and worked in the
training department Of the SEQ
viii Mfg. Co., before he was called
70 duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

whose monthly mileage Is between
$50 and 1000 miles.
Meanwhile State Defense Admin
istrator Wesley A. Sturges has an
nounced plans for formation Of
"share-the-ride" clubs throughout
the state. Plant transportation COM
mittees formed In Waterbury and
surrounding towns, however, have
been administering the "share-the-
ride" policy and have been assign
ing passengers for all vacancies, In
workers cars.
Snowfiakes look different, but
they are all basically hexagonal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

that he would enter The
sportato failed 10 pass The exaal
ton at the induction center.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

BUY WAR BONDS. STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-23

Real name Of Tom Thumb, fam
Gus midget, was Charles Stratton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
7 Political Foes Unite
To Back Postwar Bill

WASHINGTON, Aug Ia (INS)
Republican Senator Davis and
Democratic Senator Guffey both
of Pennsylvania, today joined
forces in behalf o. the Ball-Bur-
ton-Hill-Hatch resolutions for a
United Nations organizations 70
The support Of Davis, who made
known his position at a rally in
behalf of the resolution in Pitts
burgh last night, marked a dis
tinct gain for hackers Of the pro-
nOsal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Ration Aides Called

The OCD Saturday appealed
for at least 500 daily volunteer
workers TO help clean Up the job
of processing and mailing War
Ration Book No. 3.
"Whlle the great bulk OF
mailing out 100000 ration
books is finished, there remain
several thousand books TO be is
sued on applications enormously
made out" said Miss Cecile M.
Whalen, director of the Detroit
OCD volunteer office.
The mailing center is located
at 1920 Woodward and Is open
Monday through Friday from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

toned that he had been on the
expedition. and that il was in
tereSting
Maj Ainsworth, a reserve Of
fcer. has been i'm the army since
February, 194l. He was commits
stoned a major az Kelly Field
Tex, last March, and a month
later. was sent overseas.
He flies a BIZ Flying Fortress
and is operations officer OF the
second bombardment group in
North Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
$4,000 on Welfare
Cost Million Month

CHICAGO. Aug - GNS) 80
There are still 10000 parsons on
relief rolls IN Chicago, the Chi.
caEo welfare administration re-
Vesled today
Although the figure Is the low
est IN the Scvcu-yesr history of
the administration. O. j kiupsr
city welfare commissioner. says
expenditure for the three months
ended In June amounted go 50 120
600. The sum, however, was ~
per cent lower than the ssme
quarter in le42
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

When news reached Detroit of
thr second hur1brnE of Rome. per
hapS one Of the most interested
IN the story was Mrs. Betty Aims
worth OF 5940 Vermont
on July 10 Mrs, Ainsworths
husband Mai Donald II Aims
worth, "a participated in the first
bombing OF Rome.
Some time later. Mrs Aims
worth received a letter from her
husband. written the day of the
RAID. IN which ne casually men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Three Priests Ordained

The Rev. Cyril Bergeron, the
Rev. Francis p. Kelly and the
Rev. Robert f. Lamb, alumni of
Catholic Central High School,
were TO be ordained Sunday in
Toronto, Ont, as priests of the
Congregation of st. Basil. They
will celebrate their first solemn
high masses here Aug. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Hazel Park Soldier
Drowned in Drilling

MOBILE HQ. THIRD ARMY
Somewhere IN louisiana. Aug. "a
INSl -Pvt. George l.. Eisenhart
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy EiSen-
hart ~ Hazel Park was drowned
Thursday night while on maneu-
vers. lie was a member Of an IN
fsntry division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Eagles Pick Milwsukeesn

CHICAGO. Aug. Ia GNS) -
Robert w. Hansen, Milwaukee at,
torney, was nominated today
grand worthy president of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles at the
45th grand aerie convention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

9 a. m. TO 9 p. m. and. on Satur-
day. from 9 a. m. TO $3.50 p. m.
Volunteers are asked 10 report
directly 10 the center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Detroiter in Rome Bombing

Mai Ainsworth was captain Of
the 1889 cross-country team at
Wayne University, and four
letter man in cross country and
track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Italian Envoy Arrested

NEW YORK, Aug. IA (INS)---
Dino Alfieri, Italys ambassador
to Berlin, was reported under
arrest today. Recent reports in
Dictated the ambassador was in
Italy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
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tired feeling, itching from local irritAtions
all relieved. Goods, soothes. refreshes or
money refunded. as years success Praised
by thousands. Get Lavoptik today, (nYs-
rup ineluded.) A. all druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-30

DRIVEwAYs-Built repaired. Mas.
onry anywhere, asphalt tar, crushed
rock. Roger Clark. Woodbury.. Tel.
1912.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-30

SAVE COAL Rave your fur
mace taken apart
and cleaned. Reasonable. Tel. 4-0734
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
dete
M DOJENCKA
spisal
Branislav Music

& ...a-aa. t- #e..a." H E.t&' '## E@-rsa.% FIX
| "Ljubezen ma obroke?" je 0.
supnil arhivar, XII nikoli v XIV
ljenju nj bill tako srecen, da hi
vedel, kaj je ljubezen, kakor so
ma svetu ljudje, XII BE nikdar nj
SO jedi ananas ali banana.
"Tako v obrokih!" odgovarja
gospod Vase, "ker ljubezen je
gotova obveza napram oni, XII
jo ljubimo, ali neg"
"Da," pravi arhivar, cetudi
nj incl pojma, ali je tako ali
ne.
"E, yidite," pravi gospod Va
sa, "a vse obveze plaeujem v
obrokih, kakor morem in kohl
kor morem. Ali zdaj razume-
te?"
"Razumem", odgovori .arhi-
var, ceprav O stvari zdaj cello nj
nicesar razumel.
GILLETTE, taksen je gospod Va
sd Gjurie. No, razen omenjenih
ina Sc emo lepo lastnost: zelo
lepo in sladko INA zabavati in
pripovedovati. O tenn sc bono
prepricali v prihodnjem poglav-
jul tega romano.
POGLAVJE
zulj gospoda Vase
Drugi dan zvecer je bila to-
rel veeerja pri gospel Milevi,
kakor smo zvedeli re v zadnjem
poglavju.
Sredi sobe ie stala mala stiri-
oglata mia, ma kroznikih prti-
ci, witt kot srce, a sredi mize
'visoka pivska casa, spolna bez-
govega cvetja, smarnic in lju-
bic. A gospa Mileva je uspavala
Nedeljka z veselo udovicino pc
smico, in oblecena je bila v sve-
tlomodro haljico, da iznenadi
gospoda Vasa.
l.. Poslavljaje Sc cd crne svoje
haljice, XII je zdaj ne DO vec no.
sila, je tezko vzdihnila, a ko je
oblacila svetlomodro haljico, Xxi
10 DO zdaj redno nosila, je tudi
tezko vzdihnila.
tDalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

vitimi pogledi, XII SO ranili toll
kim lepoticam srce.
Zefyrina koketna kakor so
tudi najgrse in najzopernejse
zenske, kadar mislijo, da Sc "a
nina "a ME moski, je pa od-
govarjala ma zapeljive Panou-
flove poglede trezno, ker nj ho-
tela pokazati, da ga tudi ona
rada vidi.
/, Zefyrina je bila pripravl jena
.flirtati, De je pr taken ostud-
mem bitju sploh mogoce govo-
RITZ o flirtu, toda trdno je bila
sklenila, da ostane zvesta "svo-
jemu mozu."
Morda je bila to posledica
dolgega skupnega zivljenja, ne
skoncne verge tatvin in mai
razlicnejsih zlocinov, XII sta jih
skupaj z~akrivila, ali pa posle-
dica harmonic med tema dve-
ma ne proved premenitima Una
cajema, emo je bilo gotovo, da
je bila Zefyrina zaljubljena v
Slimaka, da Sc jescutila ia hi
jena samico omega sakala.
Same .nekaj bi bilo moglo
omajati njuno zvestobo, samo
emo custvo bi jo lahko locilo cd
Ljubosumnost.
>Panoufle je to zavohal in
spoznal edino slabo stran tie
zenske; in cd te strani jo je no.
tel prijeti.
Ma svojih izprehodih pc bre-
gu Seine, kjer je bila redka pri-
lika "a zepne in hisne tatvine,
je pc cele ure r%azmisljal, kako
priti Zefyrinf do zivega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

Pa je vendar Sc pomisljal.
o TEN DO razmisljal. pc pc.
vratku v Pariz.
&c bi bill vedel, da je Pa
noufle bas ia cas- koval proti
MENU mic mani zlobne nacrte,
hi ne bill pray mic okleval.
Plemenite duse Sc srecavajo.
Tudi Panoufle je sanjal o
pocitku, o brezskrbnem zivlje-
nju v brezdelju, o dobri jedaci
in pijaci -.
Pogosto in dolgo je razmis-
ljal 0 dragocenih pismih, XII hi
lahko z njihovo pomocjo IL
tisnil il Roberta lepe denarce;
lopov je prisel do enakih "a
kljdckov, kakor njegov pajdas.
Tudi on je bill preprican, da
je Slimak skril pisma, da bi
Jill ma lastno pest sprawl v de-
mar.
Trdno je sklenil prekrizati
mu racune.
Toda docim je mislil Slimak
" svojem odporu do nasilja sa-
mo ma mirna sredstva, da sc IL
nebi pajdasa, ki mu je bill v
napotje, je mislil vrocekrvnej-
81 Panoufle ma umor, &c bi ne
slo drugace.
re dolgo je pozeljivo ogledo-
val Zefyrino in med nasim pri-
povedovanjem smo ga be POI
gosto videli, kako 81 je priza-
deval zapeIjati baburo y ognje-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
P. DECOURCELLE:
moo
LJUBEZNI
r o M A n |. D E L

Nikoli bi Panoflu ne prislo ma
misel, da ga je tidal Slipak, XII
je bill glede zanesljivosti vedno
IA najboljsem glasu. H..
Kdove, ali bi v skripcih ne IL
dial svojemu prijatelju skriva-
hsca pisem, da hi ga mogel pri-
jatelj podpirati, ko hi sam Sc
del V preiskovalnem zaporu in
pozneje v JEDI.
Slimak Sc je he veselil mislee
ma to, kako bi Sc ga lepo odkri-
zal. Panoufla bi ne bilo vec! &c
namrec clovek pobegne il kaz-
nilnice enkrat, Sc zelo redko
pripeti, da bi pobegnil tudi dru-
gle.
Nikoli vec bi ne slisal OMEN.
In Slimak bi sprawl v Yep
yes dobicek, vse ,kar bi dobil
"a pisma. Tako bi bill preskrb-
lien "a stara leta in glavne skr-
bi bi bill resen.
Postal bi poster rentnik, Ii
vec S svojo zeno ma kmetih, brez
strahu in slabe vesti.
Vest mu je sicer he ocitala
tatvine in umor, vendar pa nj
mogel premagati tie izkusnja.
We.
- Tenn slabse! - je pomislil,
Vsak Ease! Kdor pref pri-
de, pref nellie. Bolje ubiti vra.
ga, nego cakati, da te ubije on
Panoufle mi je ukradel pisma
To pomeni, da me kani izdati
Prehitim ga, to je vse.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
DruMnska hisa

6 sob, garaze, rodovitni
sadni vrt,' victory garden, fina
zemlja, 100 x 100 cevljev. Use
v najboljsem stanju; 5 minutna
transportacijska postrezba. -
Mirni prostor v blizini velikih
trgovin. Sc lahko vselite 1. jul
Mia. - Cena hitremu kupcu
$500. Prostor ma 1868 Ke-
vance Ave. Vpostevajo Sc lie
resni kupci. MATT NTIHAR,
$50 East 222nd st., w. 2244
ali ~. O678.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
MOski

mirnega znataja isce soho in
thrano pri mirni slovenski dru-
zini. Najraje hi dobil v blizini
ST. Clair Ave-, toda sprejme Sc
tudi v Collinwoodu. Dober plac-
mix. Kdor ina kaj primernega,
maj pusti naslov v uradu Ena.
kopraVnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

A v trgovini "Bratje Dimitri-
Jevici' Sc je tako glasila parti-
ia njegovih dolgov:
2 skatljici pudra - Six
4 tucati lasnih igel .--.. O.6OK
1 pajeolan ----.- 1.5OK
L modrc ---.Z-----.- Ak
In ker vemo, da je gospod
Vasa MOI, kar 5e v ostalem tu-
di v krstnem listu potrjeno, po-
tenn so zares eudni ii podatki o
njegovih dolgoyih. Druga stvar
pa je, ker ina v knjigi gospo-
darja Spase, krcmarja, te-le
dolgove zabelezene:
1. Pet mesecev neplacane sta
{ marine ----.---125.-K
2. Stir mesece neplacane
hrane -.- 16O.-K
3. Posojilo v gotovini Tx
4. Plaeani muzikanti "a
emo noe .1O.-K
5. Placani muzikanti "a
emo noe ..X8.-K
6. Placani muzikanti "a
emo noe ----- IN
Z. Vecerja in pijaca "a
muzikante ----- Ok
8. Placano perici "a ME
govo perilo - TX
Ali njegovi upniki MISC samo
imenovane firme. Njegovi CLAW
nj kreditorji so udovice. Cudno,
kako je ia clovek, odkar Sc je
'vrinil "a pisarja konkurzne ma
Sc, rad jemal posojila cd udo-
vic!
"Rajsi vzamem cd udovic ma
posodo, kot ne VEN kali" tako
je zmeraj govoril in tega sc je
drzal tako trdovratno, da cd
udovcev n. pr. ne hi "a Boga nj
cesar vel!
"Pa kdaj jim vrnes?" ga je
vprasal bedni arhivar, XII je pri-
Sci h konkurzni mast sele ko
mu je bio SO let.
"V obrokih," je odgovoril 60
spod Vase, "udovicam Sc tudi
drugace ne vraca posojilo ka-
kor v obrokih. JAZZ tudi ljubim
v obrokih in svoje dolgove pla-
cujem v obrokih."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
Mall oglasi
PrOda Sc

dive Hist ma emo lott; vsaka "a
dive druzini; v chi je II sob, v
drugi 8 sob; diva forneza in
druge udobnosti. - ia podrob-
nosti sc poizve pri lastniku ma
1919 East 61st st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

Podprimo borbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo sveta 2 nakup0m
votnih bondov in vOjno-varcevalnih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

L~jubosumnost? Kaj bi Sc ne
dala zanetiti Y Zefyrininem sr-
GU? (Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

kot nova, 6 sob "a emo druzino.
Use moderno. Nahaja Sc v col
linwoodski naselbini. Ia naslov
Sc poizve v uradu tega lista.
Evening star., 1943-07-06

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Mountoin Laurel and Tropical Spice .
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Evening star., 1943-07-06

SKYLARK POWDER AND PERFUME
Special beauty combination of this fo-
NOUS light -textured face powder in q
choice cf fIotterine shades and an ex-
quisite perfume . both for the price
Of the powder alone .w
plus tor
Evening star., 1943-07-06

POWDER MITT AND SOAP MITT
Special bath combination =. Royon bro
oode mtt with terry cloth palm oonto'n-
ina a ounces fragrant bath powder .
PLUS terry cloth soop nitt filled with
q IuxuriousIy Iotherine soop both
plus
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-26
WINS TITLE

AS Piedmont high SCnOOl soph-
omore in 1899, Moore won the Ala
media county pole vault title with
leap OF II feet 6i2 inches. The fol-
lowing year he raised it to Is feet
lfs inches, and in his senior season,
under Warmerdam' Watchful eye,
he scared over the crossbar at 13
feet 81 inches. That was about a
foot better than Warmerdam, the
master, could do at the same stage
of his career.
Last spring, wearing Santa Rosa S
colors, Moore smashed all Junior
college records by doing Ia feet at
the Pacific Association meet in
Berkeley placing second to Warmer
dam who was placing around Is
feet again.
Saturday, Moore appeared as an
added attraction at the California =
San Jose State meet ana climbed
to l3 feet inches with a borrowed
pole. Warmerdam, Just back from
navy pre-flight indOctrinatiOn course
at the University of North Carolina,
sat in the stands and admitted
that he'd have to hurry if he want
ed to be the first man to clear l6
feet.
Moore, only 10, has about five or
six years of top-flight competition
left and all he needs is a little more
speed and shOulderpoWer.