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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

Julius r. Papp, son Of Mr., and
Mrs. JRcuSlO Of 80 Willow street In
anxious TO get Into action ~ no
underg0es his advanced leather.
neck training. Tie has q brother,
Rudolph, serving IN the Army and
q step. brother Jerry, IN the Navy.
Private Papp attended wildly
high school and before enllstlng
In the Marine Corps, was employ.
cd BY the American Brass Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

THE SPIRIT or THE IRISH
While nations fight for freedom the world DER today
The irish still display the green good 3d. Patricks Day
Like worriors before them It's the greatest
It's great day the irish the wearing OF the green
When irish eyes smiling with hearts bright and gay
Up heaven there's rejoicing on good st. Patricks day
st. Patrick loved irish he the snakes
He blessed the shamrock long he beSses today
The Irish folks are marching old gory's In display
band played God Save ireland kood st. Packs Day
May the sprout IN Victory ST. PatrcEs day
with Uncle Sam beside them. IN that democratic way
There's AXIS Power In sight good st. Parcks Day
With the world In other. tho peace Is pray
the Shamrock In Victory next st. Parcks Day
As oil march 10 glory let's cheer hip-hip-hurrah
That's the Spirit OF the Irish good st. Patrcks day
As march with this spirit won't be lead astray
With Victory Slogan II comes closer every day
Then we can be rejoicing when peace Is here 10 stay
That's the spirit OF the Irish good st. Patrickb Day
MICHAEL CLARKE.
Veterans Home
Rocky Hil, Conn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13
RatiiO Broadcast

Miss Ann Bogusis secretary Of
the Lithuanian Roman Catholic Al.
lance Lodge II, will DO guest
speaker on the Lithuanian Chamber
Of Commerce radio program tomor-
row afternoon ut 1890 over station
WATR. She will discuss the block
plan program, DR., Matthew j, Col.
ney will direct the broadcast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13
UNICO CLUB NAMES
GARDEN COMMITTEE

John DiCorpo, assistant city clerk,
heads the Unieo club war garden
committee which will work with the
mayors group In sele9ting suitable
land plots for war gardens 10 be
used by club members and other
Waterbury residents,
The club will be represented at
the national board OF directors
meeting OF Unieo club 10 DO held
on March 20 ut the Hotel Stratford
In Bridgeport,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

During @ case In the Supreme
Court OF New Zealand II was re.
Veaied that woman from England
arrived In the Dominion with $4,000
IN banknoteg sewn into her clothing
and carried the money IN this man
neT for five years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13
Conplainants Refuse
ToGive Names When
Registering Charges
Chairman Frank Green States Public WIN Not Protect
Itself In Alleged Questionable Transactions

An indignant purchasing public has been created by
local price ceiling violations which continue to build up
daily but despite widespread denuncaton very few official
complaint petitions have been entered with the Waterbury
Price panel Frank J. Green chairman stated today The
UnwngnesS of of companantS who telephone the
price panel to reveal their identity is proving serious
drawback to possible prosecution of usabe cases. 1t
ad
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

con gathering or In O restaurant of
by themselves matters little no far
az the available supply Of ratlonea
foodstuiIS Is concerned"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

New Eeayand cities are organiz-
Ing squads 10 fight the increase Of
vice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13
St. Patrick;s Day
World War Veteran Pens Tribute to Ireland's
Patron Saint, Liberty.Loving Americans
of Irish Descent

Saint day Today hmn tho world over pay
tribute tho old Saint The Irish In America have made many
sacrifices democratic life They old settlers mere
From the Of the revolution through bitter years OF strife ah
find rolls honor good old fighting Irish Names To-Day
In the worlds conflict Kelly Montgomery
Cunningham sulvans others highly holoed.
The sacrifice great 10 make for this
land liberty Again they march In old tradition the band plays
old Irish them will always st. PatekS day az
there will always be good old A. The following Salute to the
Irish people everywhere.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

REV, JOSEPH r, DONNELLF
Father Donnelly Of ~. Thomas
church, Diocesan Director Of
Laber Schools, will be the guest
speaker tomorrow at the monthly
open meeting Of the Waterbury
Council Of Catholic Women nj the
Diocesan Bureau Of Social Serv.
Ice, SO Church street nc 4 o'clock.
Ills topic will be, "The Church
and Eabor," All Council members
and their friends are invited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-13

"The public will not protect Il.
self," Mr., Green stated speaking OF
general reluctance to support prose.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
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Evening star., 1943-09-01
Anti-Nazi Sabotage
Increases as French
Unity Is BoIstered
BY the Associated Press,

MADRID, Sept. 1.-Anti-collab-
orationist Frenchmen, according to
dispatches reaching here yesterday
from German occupied Paris, have
united following the announcement
from Algiers that Frenchmen would
be free to elect their own govern
ment at the end of the war
The Paris correspondent of the
Spanish newspaper Madrid said that
to meet this unity, which resulted
In an increase of anti-German and
anti-Laval sabotage and resistance,
Pierre Laval and Jacques Doriot
were planning to call the National
Assembly and move the Vichy gov
ernment to Paris as sign of COL
laborationist unity.
In the meantime, the CORE
spondent wrote, life in France for
the Germans and collaborationists
was no joke.
"The bombardment of the Paris
region Is coming dangerously close
to the city," wrote the correspon-
dent. There are few regions in
France not in fear of an air at
tack"
Lines of communication are con-
stantly threatened. not only by air
raids, but by sabotage.
The roads are not safe either, for
spurts of machine gun fire riddle
automobiles and trucks. In some
places near the coast travel along
the road is possible only at night.
Harvests and farmhouses burn.
France is more thoroughly in the
war now than ever before, the
correspondent related. There is
hardly a French family which does
not have one member Gin danger
from bombs, imprisoned in Ger
many or working in Germany,
among those who have sought refuge
in the mountains, or among those
who have resumed their activity in
the land of Africa"
Unity, he said, now seems to be
returning to France and 'if it is
won France will have won In domes-
tic affairs the battle which she lost
in June, 1940."
ALGIERS, Sept. P.-The
French Committee of National Lib
Grafton yesterday formally dismissed
Evening star., 1943-09-01

former Gov. Constant Sorin of
Guadeloupe in the Leeward Islands.
and voted to consider former Gov.
Yves Nicole Of Martinique as having
resigned.
Both were appointed to their
posts by Vichy on December 13,
1910.
The French committee in July
appointed Brig. Gen. Henri Paul
Jacomy commander of military
forces in the Antilles, including both
Martinique and Guadeloupe, and
French Guiana, to succeed Admiral
Georges Robert.
Evening star., 1943-09-01

spokesman at the cemetery said, and
the gravediggers agreed to work
overtime to make up for the time
lost.
The gravediggers and 20 summer
gardeners stopped work over a dis
pute arising out OF the appointment
Evening star., 1943-09-01

SERVICE MEMS SOAP.
Made especially for your
man in the Armed Forces,
boxed all ready for mail
ing. 6 cakes to a box,
81
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Gas Staying Of Reds
Charged 10 Nazis
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The Soviet
sponsored Free Germany National
Committee last night charged gen.
erals of the German Army with re-
sponsibility for mass murders and
executions" which it said were per-
petrated in Russia by Nazi Elite
Guards and countenanced by the
army.
The "gassing van" was one method
used, said the committee in broad
cast beamed to Germany and re-
corded here by the United States
Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Serv-
ice.
Such vans, it was charged, op-
Evening star., 1943-09-01

Free German National Committee
a Maj. Hetz, the broadcast said. He
was quoted as saying that one van
he saw at Smolensk was a 3-ton
truck fitted with an alright body
to which exhaust gasses were piped
Twenty to 25 persons could be
executed simultaneously" the broad
cast quoted the article as saying.
Evening star., 1943-09-01

Grated several months at Krasnodar,
where thousands of Soviet people
were murdered by the Gestapo with
the approval and cooperation of
the commander of the 18th Army,
Col. Gen. Reuff."
The "gassing vans" were de-
scribed in newspaper article
written by vice president of the
Evening star., 1943-09-01

burial services at the Holy Gross
Cemetery. Roman Catholic burial
ground in Brooklyn, Monday ended
yesterday, with the workers prom
ised their dispute would be submit
ted to arbitration.
Burials were resumed as usual. a
Evening star., 1943-09-01

ALGIERS, Sept. (P.-The
French Committee of National Lib
Grafton yesterday formally dismissed
Evening star., 1943-09-01
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100
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Brooklyn 6ravediggers
Conclude Two-Day Strike

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. IA strike of
At gravediggers which held up 10
Evening star., 1943-09-01
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Of an assistant forsmaA. Me- as
sistant superintendent Of the oeme-
terry. Thomas A. Brennan, said.

The book u the week h tbs war
stamp book. II spells Victory N
filed in.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-17
Screen
Claude Hopkins Building Band AT War Plant;
New Combination Has Both Races And Sexes

According to the April l issue
OF Down Beat magazine. Claude
Hopkins. former big time orches-
ira leader is busy organizing a
hand at the Eastern Aircraft Plant
in Linden. New Jersey. 1t was
revealed last week that Hopkins
who has been working as assem-
Lyman and riveter at the plant,
expected James Young, former
.unceford star and Vic DECKER
son and frankie Newton. from
bonist to join up with him. The
dance outfit is called the Wild
Cats.
Claude. who had one OF the top
Crchestras in the country before
he disbanded TO go into war work
over three months ago. says that
his new orchestra will probably
run over twenty pieces. Four violins
are all set and rehearsing. while
rhythm. reeds and brass are still
being developed.
or course II is not ethical to
disclose much of a movie plot be-
fore the picture is released. but
in order to further prove that Bill
and Lena in romance Is perfect
ly rational, they are first drawn
together by the fact that Bill
and "Clem Rogers" Lena's broth
er killed in action. were buddies.
Pill brings back the dead hero's
medals awarded for bravery from
overseas and presents them to
her. Incidentally Bills aptness in
becoming great dancer. coupled
with his affection and chivalry,
does more to win her than the
handsome features and rich voice
Of Chick" Babe Wallace. singer
End pianist at the cabaret whore
she entertains. Chick" is the
youngest. but Bill wins. and in
fact do not look any too old 10
win a beauty like Lena. Do not
similar incidents happen every
day in real life?
The band. when completed. will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-17
The Seeing
o.

AS said last week I've had an
experience that not only will make
good reading but will also prove
lesson TO any guy who thinks
he has all the answers crammed. in
his skull.
Let's skip back TO the jock Joint
mentioned in last weeks skit. II
was in the bottom" 1t was where
met the laxative citizen who
sent me for five double slugs OF
v.O. before ! got hipped TO his
angle.
His monicker doesn't matter.
Just believe me when ! say, "he
was a character
Here ! am, guy s'pose TO be
booted to worldly ways, out for an
evening. with all my wits gripped
In my fist. In other words. l am
not juiced or frantic or on the
make. but just out looking at Ne
gro life shuffling around on ra-
toned shoes.
Well, shouldered my way into
this jock, see. It's packed. The
juke box was giving with all the
latest moany numbers, and the
small dance floor was crowded
with thrill seekers swaying and
grinning and bugging. The joint
was actually jumping.
/ eased up on a stool at the bar
along side a guy who was beat TO
his socks. His tog was frail. he
was downhearted in looks, had a
winning grin however that wasn't
in the books.
Anybody squattin' here. old
MANI" asked with friendly grin
as l slid on the stool.
Nav. ole man." he said in q
voice that surprised me. II was
cultural. Park 1t. Whatcha know"
Cool" Tipped. broadening my
grin.
His blood-shot eyes searched my
face for a moment then roamed
lazily over my clothes.
Haven't seenya round here be-
fore. From uptown, hey?'
yeah, yeah" | nodded, as the
greecy-aproned barkeep barked,
"Yass-Suh."
"v.O. Double 1t up"
The character along side OF me
watched me sip It with a mild
whipped look In his eyes.
He finally said. looking around
at a bug who was sanding the
soles offhis last pair OF shoes. "As
happy as tho he had good sense,
hey?"
smiled knowingly and bobbed
my head in agreement.
"Ya know" he continued" had
an ole man down east to tell me
that it's impossible 10 lead Negroes
anywhere"
This was the crack that prodded
my appreciation for intelligent
conversation.
"Have drink ! smiled. tip
Continued on page 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-17
Sweet Little Ida James To Headline
SHOW Time Revue AT Club Congo

Ida James, Harlem's sweetest
singer OF swing songs. will head
lire Larry Steele's SHOW Time
which oens at Slim Jones Club
Congo Friday night. April 1s.
Club Congo had TO buck a wave
OF competitive bidding for the
comely singing star who former
ly was vocalist with Erskine
Hawkins orchestra, but Manager
Theodore Mitchell. after a series
OF long distant telephone calls.
cushioned with a batch OF tele-
grams. finally prevailed on Miss
James TO put her signature on a
contract Night clubs all over the
country were seeking her service
Although Miss James has ap-
pesred at theaters in Detroit.
this will mark her first appear
ance in Detroit night club. She
has been headlined at the Cotton
Club and Cafe Society in New
York.
Miss James. one OF the most
beautiful girls In the field OF en-
! tertainment. Is scheduled 10 20 10
Hollywood in July 10 make a
picture.
Supporting Miss James will he
strong cast, including Derby
Wilson and Frenchy. clever boy
and girl dance team. The pair
Just closed 21-week engagement
NJ Club Ubangi on New Yorks'
Broadway. Wilson Is rated one
OF the top tap dancers in the
country. ranking with Bill Rob-
inson. In fact, Il was Robinson
who said Wilson is the only tap
ster in the country who can exc
cute his routines with accuracy.
Also on the bill will he Peckin'
Joe. novelty act taken from
Lionel Hampton's show.
Held over are Paul. Dinky and
Eddie, those three funny fellows
who have been keeping the pa
irons OF Club Congo in stitches
with their capers, dancing and
acrobatic stunts.
George Bias, romantic tenor. is
also held over. by popular re-
quest. George has won the favor
OF the Congo patrons with his
singing and personality. Carlitha
Harbert. sprightly soubrette. IL
also remaining in the show.
One OF the features in the show
will center around BLACK Magic"
hold over from the previous
shoN. Club Congo Is the first
club 10 use II. and Producer
Steele 10 ahead OF most producers
by picking songs TO spotlight
which later make the Hit Parade.
Take for instance. There Are
Such Things" which he spotlight
ed six weeks ago in a show, and
Is now on the Hit Parade.
The opening scene will intro
dnce the title OF the show will
Miss Harbert doing a softshos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-17

be mixed. and all of the mn.
will be regular workers -
plant. Cliff Burwell. former
Vallee arranger; Lem I'm,
who played tenor with col'
Hawkins; Joe Keyes. er',
trumpet; and Mildred Ah,,'
rlto saxist who worked win
Spitainy, are a few Of the
clans already set.
Besides working on date,
the other employees al =,
Aircraft. Claude is going 10
at dances for various servic
organizations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-17
ROSEVILLE
BY HARRY FILLMORE

The first Baptist church was
well attended. The Rev. Mr.. Wal
lace preached.
The bsptizing services will he
held at First Baptist church. The
public is welcome.
Mrs. John Miller OF Pinehurst
and her aunt, Mrs. Yon Of Phila-
delrhia. returned from Cleveland.
Ohio Monday where they spent
he week with friends and reia-
tiyes.
Mrs. G. Strickland left Tues
day TO visit her husband who IL
stationed al Camp Clayton.
Mr.. Cooper's mother was bur-
ies Saturday. Surviving are also
one son. a father. three brothers
and three sisters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-17
Stage
weakened. 1t can he stated with
out feai, that Bradshsws unit Is as
heavy as ever and solid.

Flash: II is rumored that Chica-
COS own Alice O'Neal is secretly
wed to Benny Payne, pianist. OF
Cab Calloway's orchestra. On the
westcoast the literary circle is
humming about Deadrick +. Jen-
kins new novel TO end all novels
anent, 1T Was Not My World"
Scoop: A new picture-mag will bob
ND on the coast in another month.
Hold ON for the name. In Chica-
20 they're saying that Lii Green has
appeared in movies. Phooey'
Caution. Going Out;
Johnny Long, trumpeter and
band leader, has let his band
down and now is appearing with
the Chocolate bars at Squares
lounge in Chicago. While Viola
and Dave scintillate at Mike De-
Iisa's cafe and the Beachcombers
put on a 1--WE act at Rhumboogie
and the Edwards Sisters remain
tops as stars OF tapping. Mabel
Scott on songs. Notwithstanding
Milt Larkius hand at this cafe is
okay but trifle too loud.
Jay McShann Is coming The
date being April i and Beau Brnm-
IrelIs as guests Gloria Lawrence
on ,ocals at DISABLE lounge re-.
mains tops. Conway and Parks.
fresh out OF New York City. must
he classed as a better type OF Stage
act. Their recent presentation ut
Regal theatre was okay is the
AIl.American News reel about to
fold! II Is reported that the COM
pany Is running low on finance
New Songs department; The lat
est and most sultry. semi-ballad,
Happiness is Thing Called Joe
Ted Flo Rtos band is best on
this while Luis Russelvs Blues
For the Second Line must be
tabled for blues honors. Fred AS
taire's newest tune called sweet
Star" cannot be rated for tops
while Freddie Stacks "Geechie
Love Song" isn't quite enough 10
he nosegayed on the STREAM
7 INED PRESS EXPRESS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-17

TWELVE HORSEMEN'S
LODGE TO HOLD
INAUGURAL BALL

AS the Easter season draws near
enc hears more and more about the
Inaugural Ball 10 be given Easter
Monday evening by the Twelve
Horsemen club which has been
granted a charter as an Elk lodge.
Last week. Grand Exalted Ruler
j. Finley Wilson came here 10 set
up the lodge and it's temple. Of
fcers elected were Charles
Reeves, exalted ruler; Oliver
Halves. esteemed leading knight;
Onslow Parish. esteemed lectur-
ing knight; John Lightfoot. es-
teemed loyal knight; Melvin
Hooks. recording secretary; Hen
ry Overton. financial secretary
and Jesse Trosby. treasurer. Of
ficers Of the Camille Temple are
Erma Henderson. daughter ruler;
Roberta Barrow. vice daughter
ruler; Christine Johnson. assist
ant daughter ruler; Gertrude Al
lison. recording secretary; Alberta
Carter. financial secretary; Agasta
Long. treasurer and Blanche
Beasley. chaplain.
The three other lodges and
temples of this jurisdiction are
happily welcoming the new lodge
and temple. seemly mindful OF
the fact that the strongest pos
sIble state organization will inev-
itably provide more grand lodge
representation.
All are expected TO Join the
celebration Easter Monday night
and help make the Inaugural Ball
OF the Twelve Horsemen lodge
AMI Camille temple an event long
to be remembered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-17
CLARINET PLAYER
FROM DETROIT IN
CAMP SWING UNIT
By CONRAD CLARK

CAMP WALLACE. Tex.--(ANP)
Rated as one OF the army's best
swing orchestras in the state Of
Texas is the Camp Wallace l2-piece
unit. known as the orchestra OF
the End band, AARTC.
Among the players are three
former orchestra leaders and many
we'll known swing cats" who
made music for the jitterbugs In
their towns before entering the
army.
The orchestra's leader is S. Sgt.
Clarence W. Gray OF Champaign,
Ill. who plays sax and clarinet.
In civilian life, sgt. Gray led his
own orchestra and was connected
with many we'll known bands
around the Windy City, including
Red Perkins and his orchestra and
Lord Hunter and his band. The
orchestra leader is married and has
been in the service since August
1871.
The other two former orchestra
leaders are Sgt. Samuel W
Franks OF Cleveland. assistant or
chestra leader. and Cadre SebroIn
T. Bllue OF Youngstown, o.
Sgt. Franks. a trumpet player
OF more than IL years. formerly led
an orchestra OF u pieces, and
Cadre Billue had a swing unit OF
six.
Franks has been married since
last winter, and came into the
army. November, 1871, while Bill
lue. who plays trombone and is
single. came into the army August.
1891. A former student OF DR.. Mary
Continued on page 13)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-17
BING CROSBY SINGS "SWING
Low SWEET CHARIOT

Bing Crosby. noted for his re-
yival Of old-time songs, adds an
other in Paramounts Dixie"
singing Swing Low, Sweet Char
lot" with chorus Of Negro river
boat hands.
It was Bing's love for Negroes
and his interest in Negro players
that caused him 10 virtually CO.
star Rochester, and give Ruby Ely
her first screen break in Birth
OF the Blues" two years ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-17
EDDIE SOUTH
in FILM WITH
KAY KYSER

HOLLYWOOD Eddie South
Ozark Angel OF the Violin
been given his most important
role 10 date in Right About ?,
the MGM swing-set musical
stars Kay Kyser. Lena Horne
Marylin Maxwell. A musicIa,
international fame. South
played every mecca spot IN
world, but this is the first
that his talent has been give
the screen.
In Right About Face
great violinist has been I'M
antly featured as the musical
vor added TO the delineatlor
Lena Horne. the darling Of &C
in the Sky" which is breaking
ords during its first SHOWING
several key cities.