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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
Health Officials Here On Alert For Infantie Paralysis
Experiment Station
 ToHold Open House.
Traditional Field Day to Be Omitted Inspection of
 Laboratories, Greenhouses Arranged

m., with a brief welcome by Dircc- tor William l.. Slate and talk on Plants and People, by Montague Free, horticulturist of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Following the pro- gram, visitors will have an oppor- tunity to see the Station laborator- ies and greenhouses at work. Staff members will be on hand to explain the work in progress and answer questions people may have on farm and garden subjects. Picnic tables and coffee will be available for early arrivals who bring box lunches. Be- cause of the war limitation, no food will be served by the Station.
 To help satisfy the tremendous interest in home vegetable garden ing. the Station will provide Vic. tory Garden Clinic" as a feature of its Open House. To the clinic ana teurs are invited to bring problems on soil, diseases and insect pests and any other phases of vegetable or flower gardening. The field work of the staff will be illustrated by moving pictures of forestry and mosquito control, and by koda- chrome slides of the Mount Carmel experimental grounds and the Tob- acco Substation at Windsor. A num- Der of exhibits, including the wood- burning unit for household furnaces Japanese beetle control, and the de- velopment of hybrid corn and squash, will be on view.
 Holding the event on the Station grounds is expected to simply trans portation and also give visitors an idea of the kinds and amount of work carried on in the laboratories. The date in early September has been chosen to coincide with the relatively slow period on farms. It falls between summer farm work and that of apple picking and silo filling. Following Labor Day. it will ! also find "city farmers" back from vacations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
Police Blotter

Thieves broke into the home of Walter GOOdsOn on Long Hill Rd. yesterday afternoon and stole $110 ir cash. Capt. Joseph Stevens of the Detective Bureau reported this morning The men gained entrance by means of ladder placed against second story window. Detective Lieut.. Henry Johnson and Sergt. Joseph Petit are Investigating.
 Thomas Anderson. 1883 Water town Rd., complained to police this morning that two men he met at the Broadway Grill last night had robbed him of S200 after he, had accepted thier offer to drive him home. He said the men stop ped the car in Oakvillc, relieved him of his cash. and continued on without him. He was too sur prised to note the cars license number.
 yesterday in the interest of the wal saving stamp campaign and vii also give performances at Chasi Park, Hamilton Park and Washing ton Park on succeeding days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
Senators On World T our

Allied Headquarters, North Africa Aug. II. CUP)-Four of five U. B. Senators on world tour Of Amer ican fighting fields spent yesterday inspecting the training ground of the forces that invaded Sicily.
 The fifth Senator, Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., R., Mass, left the part at Port Lyautey to try to reach the front in Sicily.
 Tthe other four included Ralph o. Brewster, R., Me.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11

Robert E. Drapatin, son of MT. and Mrs. A. Drapatin, of 27 South mayd Road, has been advanced to the grade of private first-class at Boston, Mass, where he is serving with an Army unit. Before entering the service he was employed by Miller & Peck Go.
 Armand M. Besancon of 95 Beecher avenue has been promoted to corporal at the Army Air base at Blythe, Calf. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Alex F. Besancor.
 Private Rocco A. Flammia of 521 South Leonard street has completed course on aviation mechanics at Amarillo Field, Texas.
 Charles w. Munson of 46 Maple Row avenue has been promoted to corporal at the Herbert Smart air port at Macon, Ga.
 Aviation Cadet William J. Fran | hOShl Ol lOO Y loCU IOuu obol bSN a course at the Army bombardier- navigator school at Salem Field, La
 Raymond A. Cohen of 142 Euclid avenue Is receiving basic Army training at Camp Tanning, Texas Prior to entering the service June he was a student at Trinity college
 Private William LePage of Oak vile has completed basic training at Camp Polk, La.
 Mary Jane Russell, daughter o1 Mrs. George Russell of 22 Clin- ton street. took her oath and is now member of the Women's Re- serve. U. s. Naval Reserve, as ar apprentice seaman in the enlisted quota of the WAVES on July 27 She is now stationed at the U s Naval Training school at Hunter College, Bronx, N. Y.
 William H. Wesson, 24, son of MT. and Mrs. William E. Wesson 57 Columbia boulevard, is learning the cockpit procedure of a basic trainer plane at the Enid. Okla homa Army air field.
 The Corp. Francis J. Jamele de- tachment of the Marine Corps league will appoint delegates to the na- tional convention to take place in New York. Sept. 1-4. Persons plan- ming to attend the convention arc requested to contact James Bosso adjutant. at his home, 107 Wolcott street, for reservations.
 John Borucinski, of 3l Elizabeth street. has returned to his Marine station after spending a few days at his home.
 Private Max M. Horowitz of II Elizabeth street, is trumpet player for a regimental band, which he helped organize recently. at the Medical Replacement Training Gen. ter at Camp Pickett, Va.
 Sergeant Orris H. HemenWay, of 34 Anna avenue. recently completed a course at the Army Aerial Gun nery school at Tyndall Field. Panama City. Fla. and has started an assignment at the Municipal airport at Sacramento. Calf.
 Private Ambrose V. Carangelo, son of Mrs. Maria Carangelo of A Pleasant View avenue. has resumed duties at Camp Gordon. Ga. after | comDletinp A ftirlollQh here
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
Playground News
FULTON PARK

The first playground performance of the marionette show. King Of the Golden River" was presented yesterday at the Fulton Park play ground, with Miss Ruth Gerard in charge. Other performances will be given this afternoon at Chase Park. Friday at Hamilton Park, and Mon day at Washington Park.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11

The Connecticut Agricultural Ex- pertinent Station will hold an "Open House" on the Station grounds, Huntington Street, New Haven. on Wednesday, September g. Departing from its traditional Field Day at the Mount Carmel farm the Station is this year setting aside halliday for the public to visit the Station proper with its four laboratory buildings and six acres of ground.
 Open House will begin at 1:30 D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
BUILDING TIME SPEEDED

The $l4,0O0, 900 MacArthur lock of the 500 canal, which speeds es- sertial iron ore down the Great Lakes, was completed within l3 months instead of the scheduled 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11
%,s>4M%7ynvt% ESTABLISHED tOSS
STABILIZED issS

lounge Clothes Thot Help A Mor Leorn The Art Of Relaxing Grace. fully And Comfortably Under A Con opy of Blue Sky.
 The cost is nominoI -$ $e 10 $le -Ths comforts great - Cut on cosy lines from tsko and 'oyon, cotton sobevdins and twill in shsdss men like to wso'-Ten and blue -S Some - With contrasting shirt tops = Others with moteh. Ing jackets and sloeks.
 Then there's the old reliable blue dsnims - Doy in and day out vie- tory sordsn work clothes - A siwtton for punishment - $7.5o.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11

Private Ambrose V. Carangelo, son of Mrs. Maria Carangelo of A Pleasant View avenue. has resumed duties at Camp Gordon. Ga. after completing a furlough here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-11

Our exclusive "Orchid" design. Hand carved natural gold $i7.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
MANY INSIST ON
PAYING POLL TAX

TAMPA, Aug. IL. FNSl-Whlle
no poll tax Is required in Florida.
Tax Collector Schlomann of Hills
borough county reports that hun
dreds of persons have come 10 his
office and insisted that they be
allowed TO paw their poll tax and
when told that poll taxes have
been abolished in Florida they
still demand that ne take their
money and give them d receipt.
believing that without II they Will
not be able to vote IN the coming
municipal election.
In self-defenSe. SchlOmann Sc
cured letter from State Auditor
Bryan Willis. UNFOLDING him.
which ne has posted. The Auditor
said:
In view at the very explicit
opinion rendered bv the Attorney
General regarding the payment Of
poll tax and the subsequent en-
actment by the 1871 Legislature.
1t appears TO me that there IS no
such tax levied by the State az
the County"
Old-timerS who have paid poll
taxes for years. go away shaking
their heads. still dissatisfied and
think II is some kind Of a trick
10 keep them from voting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
RECAPTURED TOWNS
GET SOVIET DRAMA
BY WILLIAM McCAFFIN

AP Features
MOSCOW. Aug. 1.-The casts
Of two of StalInersd's thcai"r-
the Drama and the Variety
nave returned TO the historic cIiv
on the Volga and are giving per
lormanccS again as usual % the
midst of ruins.
The cast of a third theatre the
comedy-iS expected back 10 Stal-
ingrad shortly according 10 Mix
nail B. Khrapchenko. chairman OF
the Suciet Arts Committee
Stavropol Is also preparing 10
revive It's Drama theatre cast from
Siberia. where II was evacuated
during the fighting. This Is Illus
tratIve Of the Soviet system Of
evacuating theatre personnel be-
fore the Germans can capture th-
place. keeping the cast together
N safe area and returning them
10 their original location when b.
IS recaptured
War has shown Us now strong
the ties between the theatre anJ
the life Of the country are. Said
khrapchenko. and how dearly
Soviet people love the theatre
As d result. theatrical forcc
IS an integral part of the iiberat-
ing Armies. KhraDchcnku eN-
planned Performances are h.ld BE-.
delivered towns literally on the
very next dav after the enemy has
Deen driven out
Performances are also gwen oX
ironilinc entertainment troupes
which arrive With Army forces
Aftef hasty PREPARATIONS. they
pei fdrrn 6h a makcShift stage On
a serf-dcmoliShed club or thea
tire bsHiding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
NAVY WIVES START
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Fhmns S. = membership cam
Bna4n az tElng outlined by the
A. wAsss Chapter p Of tine Navy
WaNss Cluh and the first report ON
a. r9owress - o. b. made Friday
a o. fenulaf Neckly meeting IN
a. " .aslnns DIVISION 81 the USO
"a N3 lhfesi street
~ Ciafice Brown. social
shmmtuanl NaN preside and all
msNea ~ r,sn "a the Navy. Ma
tmaea afa Cf,ast Guard are invited
A. - n attendance The session
wa8 stast ~ 2 ucluck
A. fNnufafs membership list Of
s23ss ~ ulficers ot the three
ss4ssrlss.s nf ~srNicc Is also being
amsplhd
l.asi tfldas gathering tca-
tass talk sea Navy Relief by
- "a Causey. executive sec
rstafs e ihf Navy Relief Society
So aaksa Sea- volunteers To help
alah fhu wufk
Nuu ues mcmheIs welcomed
$50 the eiah sst Mrs Myrtle Sa-
lsla and NJ Esther Cusick. The
hea "a three hecausc II the trans
fst 80 fheF husbands was also
a1fsessatsfst
fHfsfffs arr Nj, Margaret Rea-
aan president Ms Ruth Carey
tas paessdeut Mis Agnes Berg
~. esefetars Ms Catherine kei-
M ffuasufef. and Mrs. Mizpat
FseFes pafhamentdrisn and chap
esW
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
IDA WOOD
UP PLAYING
HC WAR PART
80 SUITS or ARMoR'
fooeN EsoUcH TO PRO.
Wrf ARTILLERY SHELLS;
~Anr OTHER USES

AsttINCrOS. d c. Aug. II
- r. fall - q pine tire,
FtmMta so the pafachutine
= sA8Naaes - tfssst,x IN isolated
ss*Msaa - - ftunt have become
- fNh~tssS ~ iurn one Of the
49, saa@ptsFs ~ industry in
- 80
- Esafnfhufcs are made
~~ Kss4@H efs ~ more than
- - Hss~asaets now h-.ing manu-
sssssHes tfs~u wa-zf pulp. a great
mas4kws - 3hsrh are being used
@A*~sse sn t-sisieftng the ma
sa~ f,xasiinx p.nwer
FhHAsis - contributing large
waa~Nasfms ~ vahaahle Wood pulp
@ANs tAWs1sa pannr manufacturers
SO hAsssaeair3 IT iup speed 10
ma~es ths ~veH NroNing demand.
awwaAN its nssmefous essential
~@asassm aeseiupmenis IN which
$3.50 @ t~tnE put 90 unique
@m~n = fhat If paper suits of
aam tsush and versatile
sNwmaMh a. pfoteci artillery shells
lsuaM aaata ana nicks IN handling
$50 Naspsneni. against extreme
kAAmNaNNa aHsd penetrstion from
80 @atss - sturdy are these
$500 Hssssfainefx that IN routine
NeeNemw.ewt tests 30-pound
sAs~1l p kld into Is armor case
ema asuHgwd 10 feet. nose first.
ew essnervte floor without
mmemsful frsuli
tmtNsvwtsnels enough. the tech
asQss~ ~ producing these paper
emsstaamFfs On q vast scale need
80 - So defenSe rropgram was
@N~Nh8~.d ~ = company which
mAaAes Hsillions 81 cans for food
sawffs annaally. the American
GO Gompany The company
h3s Exss1sleed almost a hundred
asAlflon - thr~c unique suits of
aRm~w - carry as many shells
- tiar fighting forces overseas.
Awnsssg the most recent
nshb~semwnts 81 science in the
a#swlnpuseni ~ paper for war
tamw 49, - . map which can he
Amama~tma In wsieF indefinitely,
wssame est and siill read. the inn
ssa.sMs 49, swsrstsss..4 49, tho
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
WAS VISITOR HERE

NsTsfan Gordon Brown. Medl-
fsi Cwrs United States Navy. was
Wssssf uf hls SISTER ln-laW Mis-.
1wsff NcGagths here on Tuesday.
q sptsin Brow Wife. Lieut. Com
msansit6 Ethel Brown. Is with the
assst8cai CuIps. stationed some
Mhs2t BEL England
MIs Mccarthy is . daughter Of
8 ! llehltcr. retired general
s1g-fsassf ~ the Baltimore and
fHasH hailfoad and Is now employ
"a 81 "a ufaeTator with the South
efu al Telephone Company.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
THREE PERMITS FOR
LIQUOR APPROVED

Last night the County Commits
sioners approved the three appl-
cations for liquor licenses that
had been filed at the meeting Of
the board a week ago. They are:
Mrs. Pearl Barfield. 4v0 Club.
Key West; Guy Upton. Overseas
Lodge, Marathon. and Helen
Shercr DiIlin, Snake Greek, Isla-
morada.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
EQUITY LODGE TO
MEET THIS EVENING

Equity Lodge No. 40. /. o. o. F..
viii hold a meeting tonight in
Golden Eagle Hall on Petronia
street
The first and second degrees will
be- conferred on a class of candi-
dates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
LEAVING ON TRIP

Mr. and Mrs. Norma Brantlcy.
children Wavuc and Linda. and
bliss Louise Trit-hard are leaving
va FLORIDA Motor Lines for Blow
.ng Rock y c. and Atlanta. Ga.
where they VIII spend a while
with relatives and friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
LEAVE ON TRIP

Betty and joan Knowles. daugh-
'crs of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
Knowles of Eaton street. left ON
Tuesday night On route To Sara
ota and Bradcuton. where they
wIll spend visit of a few weeks
with relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11

where we live.
there 5 a big
demand for
women work
erS. Just today
| saw in the
morning paper.
and I'm copy
ing the exact
words | read,
Ten thousand
workers must
-. -As.s-AI -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
Relative Humidity
Tomorrows Almanac
Tomorrow's Tides
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Scat
tered showers and thunderstorms
this afternoon. tonight and
thursday morning. with season
able temperatures.
Florida; Continued warm this
h'ernoon. tonight and Thursday
forenoon. scattered showers and
ihu"ucrs' forms this afternoon and
v,nns ard over extreme south
COTTON Thursday forenoon.
Ha'irras. \. {, to Apalachicola.
Fin No small craft or storm
Warming. have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
p. o. o. A. TO MEET

T1n Patriotic Daughters Of
AHeflEa All hold a meeting on
f1sngssfat one week from to-
massFnM according to an an
aamnrenarni made to-day
rhm b fhe meeting that was
aaheiuled g. ~ held tomorrow.
tssH ahleh has been postponed
aUfH ems time stated
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
CALLING
DRAFTED MOTHERS
ERAINE TURIN
Copyright, 1943
%%<<<<x<44xx44x4&4xx444S

In a recent letter a drafted
mother wrote me in part:
i have another worry besides
having my son in an Army Hos
pItai. as I've just told YOU. I'm in
need of job right now and that's
a terrible worry TO me. Not only
because my husband doesn't make
enough TO support uS and the
smaller children huf in Miami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
ORDINANCE NO. 442
COUNCIL SERIES

AN ORDINANCE CREATING
a UTILITY BOARD To OPER
ATE AN ELECTRIC UTILITY
TO BE ACQUIRED BY THE
CITY or KEY WEST. PROVID-
ING THE NAME or SAID
BOARD AND APPOINTING
The FIRST MEMBERS THERE
OF PROVIDING FOR THE APP
POlNTMENT AND TERMS OF
OFFICE or THE SUBSEQUENT
MEMBERS AND PRESCRIBING
ITS JURISDICTION POWERS
F u lions. AUTHORITY
FRANCHISES. DUTIES AND
PRIVILEGES.
Passed av CITY Council a..
f'r,t reading August .. 4. d
lq4s
Pass ar Citv Council on
SECOND leading August 10. a d.
Iqls
Passed -. CT, Council Oh
rh.r5 s-i r~l .ad.ne August
l1. s - 1853
WILLIAM 4 FREEMAN.
PRESIDENT CITY Council
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the -
hours ending $3.50 a. m, Aug. IL.
l943. as reported by the L. )
Weather Bureau:
Highest / pxrpCf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
NOTICE |. o. o. r.

W. INL II. y. OF-
Equity Lodge No. 10 will meet
promptly Of 8 o'clock THURSDAY
Night. Degree Work. Members
and visitors requested 10 be
present.
J. M. HUMBERT. Secy.
Order of Noble Grand
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11
NEGRO ARRESTED
HERE LAST NIGHT

Abe Lincoln Wright. negro. was
arrested last night oy Deputy
United States Marshal Asvrtland
Gates ON a charge oi violating the
scicCtive service act
Wright VIII be arraIgucd lomur-
-ow morning before United States
COMMISSIONS J Rodney Gwyun-
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DAUGHTER BORN

Chief Warrant Offic~r afsa 49,
William A. Nelson annotsHe~ tfas
birth August of tpx'sissd ! I Z
ounce baby daughter. Jssasssi.sss
Anne. al the Kew West ssNs -
pltai. Nj. Nelson - mes sssAasa
Il the Key West Barracks ~aaf'ss
HOSPITAL He and NJ Neisssf ~
former Theresa Fischer aEs sFs#
Sauli St. Marie. Mich s
Their home i a Tls Eareks stfsef
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nrltith ha.ss Fai East StTate-
IS an SEA hstiic with Japan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-11

WA head SAYS cssr pAsN as
gld out 6.248. 90 8slsiseis
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Surplus Seamcn IF United Ma.
tons viii man American ships.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOM 1920 r.
ton Street a1ufI. .t.
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WEATHER REPORT
Observation taken at $50 a. m
E.WT. City Office
Temperatures

Lowest last night 80
Mean IS
Normal "a
Precipitation
Rainfall 81 hours ending
8.3O a. m. inches O.32
Total rainfall since Aug. |,
inches GAS
Deficiency since August |,
inches Ito
Total rainfall since Jan. l,
inches 20 I3.43
Deficiency since January l.
inches sic
Relative Humidity
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MISCELLANEOUS

LICENSED PLUMBER SD
garcf Street 5 l.
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WANTED Bovs ut Young lin
for full or rart-tin1e ~fsrarss
work <. II Krc~s & CO
rugi -
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WANTED One Bed oum F
iShcd Apartment hy local
pie. Phone gas r. N.e'.f
at5-t
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ELECTRIC ICE BOX C~' D.
p Davis. phone Ns<. Na
tension III a
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: Use Post-Press Want Ads For Results
REAL ESTATE MART

160 ACRES
For rent for alfalfa or flax.
Share crop or cash.
W.E.Hancock
The Farm Land Man
Ell CenTo- Exclusive Agent-Ph. $50
TWO bedroom, hardwood floor, nice
kitchen, garage and fenced rear
yard. This is a good buy and won't
be on the market long at price
asked Tyler Insurance Agency,
520 Main. Phone $40. 8-17
FOR SALE by owner: Tract 129-15-
1890 acres. Excellent drainage
and top soil. Tract 122-14-15-
l60 acres, 30 acres in alfalfa. bal
ance made 30 bu. flax, well i'm
proved. Section 17-14-13-200
acres partly leveled in the $50
rental area, a real early location.
For particulars writ or phone f..
r. Long, phone 8728-R1, Route 2,
Box 90, Brawley. 8-17
FOR SALE: Smali house, one acre
land $3.50. Inquire at 451 Ell Cen
tro Ave. BIT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-13

FOR SALE: One of the newest and
best modern suburban homes.
Lovely living room and dining
room. 2 bedrooms and large den,
double garage and large lot. The
bes tlocationS and has every
thing for convenience and COM
fort. Tyler Insurance Agency, $50
Main. Phone $50. 8-l7