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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
Nltc KlciNcrian,ntluna
fiir H,,blan>
Was gebeu Sic um menid)lite5 9eben
81 erbalten?

Gleoalanoer betannt iiir ihre Sffen.
ber5igfeit uno F1triotismus, babcn
beute cine @elegen5eit beioes 3u be,
neiIen. Gs miro uppeuiert CUTE aIie
Glei0er Oieien beloenbaiten Wenihen
lnIeres Gerbiinoeten, HuBlano, su ae.
ben. Gs miro periubt 100000 8io.
nebraubter aber nod braudbarer
&!eibcr su inmnteln. Die NasiNin.
oringlinge baben 40 Miaionen Men-
iben aus ihren Seimen getrieben. So
piele Millionen r,liIiiher Wfdnner,
,srauen llnb &inoer iino obne &leioer,
sic lie fiir Sen nGhlten faIten rlliiiiden
sSinter brnuden. SieIe SIii6tlingc
brallten Sbre SilIe uno alle Silfe oie
ipir ibnen geten fGnnen in Ser Stlmoc
Ser Scot.
8eauem aelegene SammelItellen
'ino in ullen Seilen Ser Staot. Nteb.
men Sic Sbre aleioer sur nibiten
sSeuerItation ooer Sbrem Grpilian
Gefenie Seaoer, 5um Staot Centrum
Sit 9. Str. umo Suron sfo. oSer ir,
genbeinent 9oben betrieben pon Sent
&beder, @bite Souie, Slpift, Span,
lHanb, eagle, Grant, 9. 8. Gum.
liners ooar Suller Srodenreinigungs.
eanIdfteli. silie 9lrten bon 6rauel;.
&inoer- llno MGnnerfleibern, lleber.
rode, lltterlp1ihe. Sfube, Safen
'9ett5eug ,lnO anoere S9dibe tperoe.,
heuotigt.
Is meroen auh ireimillige 9lrtei
ter, 0tdnner unb sSralen fiir Sng UNI
Naftarbeit benotigt INN aleioer s.,
lortieren, aus3ubeiiern uno 81 Der
paden. @snn Sic in ser Gage iino 81
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
l25 uen 500 5l,aa3e,aeet,
3,ar Streete 9ebratkt

2onoon. Die Deutiden unternab,
men einen 6lugseugangriff eegen Die
lnittlere rlliiiIfe Gront bel &ilrsf uro
iesten IN flint Angriifen 500 Slug
;euge elm. Mber 0ie &uiien bolten bon
oieien 1913 ourd Sagbflus3euee uno
9btpebrfeller berirnter. 9ie 0eutihen
aaben id)tpere Serlulte 5u.
Mm beutigen Donnerstag morgen
lnadten Die yfuiien befannt, oab iie
ibrer 8eute ipeitere IS bin8ltfii9e,l
f5nnen oie porber nid)t ge3dblt tuor-
Sen paren. gs ideint als ob Die emit
.na6fise Gatftroffe bereits i'm ropi-
ben ,mitieg ii6 befiuoet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03

@e;m Sic Sbr ginfanlilienbaus
ser 9felierilng perlnieten fir Z Sabre.
taut sic Hegierung oas Saus I'm in
Elm 31peifamilierbous, 5ablt ale
Steuern, Sppotbefensablunge ein-
Ictlieblih Sntcreiien lmo bdlt bas
&aus in gutter Srbnune mo 5ablt
Sbnen einen pereinbarten 8etrag als
aiertelidbrlihe Wiete I'M 8oraus unb
'naG lieben SSabren efbt Die Hegieruae
>as Salt5 Dem Gigentiin1er suriid.
Sauseigentilmer oie anilden mol
len, ibr Saus nm5lanoern, miiiie!l
Iolgenoe @eSingungen befolgen. Sbr
SauS mub nabe elmer 6abrif iein TO
ariegsarbeit gemaht piro. Siirien
Sic geihrGnfltngsoroinan5en niht
rcrleten.
Die Hegierung erlaubt Sauseigen,
tl!nlern altd) prloat fbre Salller ltr1l'
sltbauen ooer bureb SSsl ueriiherte
olnleiben. Sieielbe slsl.3 Ior5ugsrate
GILT fir Grlangung bon Materialien.
Sullseigentiimer fonnen ibrer 9fe-
sierlng belfen in oieier idperen Seit
brilliant G. Sipers, NediouSDertreter
Ger National Solriing slgencp, eriurbi
G,gentiimer fals iie ibr Saus um.
bauen ipollen, nit ibrem 8rlnoeigen'
ilnsb1noler ooer @ar Souiing Ser.
Dice am Ytblic Square in 8erbinbunl
) treten ooer Main 1900 uuf5urllfen
ooer iolsenben Coupon einihifen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
8alSieer SrieNei,
S,,ret Guitai,erife

Welt Eoint, N. q. General SenrD
>. 9lrnolo erfldrte Dor Der grObter
(Sraouieri,nssflaiie in Der @eiGihte
Der Wilitdrafnoemie, Dob Die 8onlbene
angriife auf 9eutldlano uno Stalien
hen &rieg 81 einem ralheren Gnoe
bringen ,tno &inberttauienoe bon
Gesnidanleben einiparen tperOen. I'm
ter oen 504 &abetten, Die Den 8e-
feblsbaber oes Slieeerforps oieie gr,
flGrlmg a6geben borten, befanoen iid)
206 6lieser; oarunter audi elm Sobn
bon ibm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
|Ji,terf,atioitalc ,,Sahi,et,.
|ta0fe Wcdte
Sir s. Bis ia. Smni fcftseiett.

8aibington. Sulammen nit sen
Gereinigten Nationen iiber sic ganar
@elt miro Sic erite internatioraIe
Sabnetagfeier beranitaItet bonn -Sbas-
anti Der Gereinigten Staaten llno an
acren Jeoaralagenturen ppm 8. bis
IA. sunni. SO,OOO,00O anrerifaniihe
Wiirger ai,slanoiiher Mbitamm,ms
neroen mii,uirfen.
@abrenb Millipnen unierer Ser
biinbeten fdl,,pIen Inn Millionen au
hafreiert tueroen anbere Wfillionen III
hunoerter bon National Srganiiatio-
nen in Sen 8ercinigten Staaten cine
5lpei Gage 5elebrenoe @ar Bombs
&auna fiibren, bie bis gum ID.
Suni oauert, SEN YrdIioen MooieEoelt
'als Staggering" proflamiert bat ,nS
Oa Ser IA. sunni al,f Montus fdllt
werben piele Srsaniiationcn groBere
Hrogramme fir Sen norbsr5ebenoen
Sonntos arrangieren.
Die Office fir &riegSiniormation,
Office fir pGlfiide @erteioigung uno
cnoere 6coeral-, StaatS. uno Staot-
teamte arbeiten Hrogramme aus fir
sic 6aier.
Die Yroerlmme 1perban in alien
Srtlhaften 10 arrangiert, oaB es fei-
ncr MrbeitsoerllNt eibt.
sSlugbldtter, Ylafate 5ur 9ilfe Ser
slpeitigigen &ugne meroen IN Ben
gansen Gereinieten Staaten bon per-
Ibieoenen 6eberal uno anoeren 9lgen-
tltren perteilt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03

nan auriiffallan. Siibtpeitlid) Don
Shang tpuroen flint iapaniide Dipis
lionen bernihtet. Danit 1T bie Sffen-
iiDe ser sSapamer nod SEN Geisfeloern
uno Ser 9auptltaot Gb!lngfing gum
ltpben gebraf,t iporoen. Die Gbines
len ihreiben lire grfolge ben Suit.
bombaroements au, nit oenen Die So-
paner .niht gerednet batten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
sfeBenbGreiih- -2lmerifdnifhes DoIfsbIaH
Kricesiitaler
in 2lmitraIicit

SrgenStpo in Mnltralien (SHM).
Seit sen 9agen BON George WaIb-
ineton bat oas Bionierforps' Der
Mrmee INNER ieine ariegsfiinitler
sebabt. Sm letten &rieg tparen es
bre::. 9un lit oie erite @ruppe bon
Walern, oie aus Ben 8ereinigten
Staaten aIs offi5ielle 8riegsfiinit-
Ter nah lleheriee seibidt puroen,
in MultraIien angefommen. Sic ge-
boren militdrid gum .off:5ieuen
ariessfiinltIerforps" 8is iest be-
itebt bas aorps bier aus einem
5rio: bem Sauptmann Barrie Mil-
ler aus Ga Canada, Sal, Dem Sber-
leutnant Sreo gibar aus Wontclair,
q. S., unb oem 2eutnant Si0ney
Simon aus H:ttsburgb.
Miller, Ser Niriiber an ser Yenn-
iplpaniiben Mfabemie ser ihonen
aiinite in Bbilaoelpbia mar uno fiir
oie 3eitibriit vSine" arbeitete. er-
fldrte mir, oab Sc ibnen segebenen
Snitruftonen iebr einfab ieien. Sic
baben sen y,.uitrag, ibre ginoriide
Don amerifaniiAen Sruppen an ooer
binter Ser 6ront in 6arbe umsu-
'eben uno in 9erbaltniiien 81 le-
ben. SIC ibnen iremo iino.
Obapobl iie faum 3eit gebabt ba-
ben iber Musitattung bon elmer
baIben 2onne @e,pibt aus5upaden,
lino lie bereits bon &ollegen oieies
malireuoieen Sanoes nit allen Sci.
den ser @aitfreunblhaft auigeiom.
men moroen. Stuoips in ser lofa.
len gehniihen Sohihule iinb ibnen
our geriiisuns seitelt moroen, unS
lie marten oarauf, NIT ibren bieii.
gen &oaeseu, sen offi3iellen auitra.
liiben ariegsfiinltlern, befannt all
tperoen.
Barrie Willer ersdblte, baB er iei1
Ser 3eit, 0a er 5u malen begann
beionberes Sntereiie an ser ameri.
| faniiheu 2anoihait nabm uno baf
er bon ieiner 8eburtsltabt Netr
Dorf Oie StraBe Ser iriiben Yio'
Mere peitapdrts sog, bis er ldl:eB.
litb in California onfam. Sort lief
er iih nieber, benn California III
oas .Haraoies Ses 8iinitlers".
Willer lpie GeSar traten MI
.Gommiliions" ins Snsenieurfcrps
elm. @dbreno er in einen IerIfif
funssbaien arbeitete. matte WiGe,
iein erites 9riegsbaA farbigt
Sruppeu Snfel Sans, Sie in ser
Gods arbeiteten. 0as 8ilo murSt
YrGiioent &ooIepelt 5useeignet un>
blngt nun in ser ~Hooiepelt Memo
rial Spoe Barf 9ibrarp".
Sioar puroe in aopenbagen ae
boreu uno fam gum eritenmal 1925
| roh Sen @ereinigten staaten. 81
uoaenoete le::ne aunltltubien in Mme
rita, geipann sic .GbaIloner Sci
lopibip" fiir orei Sabre uno mar oa
ourb in oie Gage oeriett, oureb Gu
ropa 81 reiien; oie letter neun Wo
nate iener 3eit perbrahte er mi
Wonden aui Dem griediihen 9erl
Ntbos. gr ltedte mitten in ser Nr
bet an einem &unltsemdloe in Sc
| titus, Mon., ais er in Oie MrmeI
eintrat. gr geborte 5u einem &f
truppenperbano, puroe Damn il, ei
ner aamouflage Mbteilung beriet
uno uarbrahte cine 9teibe bon Wo
naten nit einem Spesialperbani
amerifaniifer Sfitruppen, um HlG
rr su entperfen, mie lie Sen auger
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
pep>Kcnserte
Sm Eu6lic Nmoitorium jebe @of,c
oum Is, Suni an.

Glepelanos oiarte Saiion pcl
Erp.Gon5crte IN ben tpie Elm 8artcr
ousgelegten Euplic sluoitorium Re.
ginnen am 10. Snni inter ser Sci
tung pon Gr. Hnoolf Nlnalpall ullS
,peroen ieoen Otittpoh, 6reitas unS
samstas i'm $50 llbr abenos geae-
ben. geim erIten &onsert am 1G.
sunni tritt Ser beriibmte Siebbar-
monieipieler Sarrp sloler uno Der
9sianofiinltler gnuci Soois uno Mar
garet Speafs aIs Sopranioliitin auf
9as Glepelano Srheiter Iett it'd
Gus iiber 20 Mliifern 5uIammcn
Sic meiItens Witglieoer oes GleDelari
Spmpbonie Srdeiters iino. Der Gin
tritt lit non 80 Gents bis 81. 40, ein
id)!ieBlid, Steuer.
@elolparenoe auponbiifer, oie ei
men 8ert bon $500 baben, iino ies
tur $3.50 in $50 gulflep glOg.
Guclih Mpenue, uno bonn 3. Sum- III
in Iaplors 2aoen, 630 Guclio slue.
GlepelanO, 81 baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03

uelfen ipet,oen Sic iih an oas 9fl1iiia
@or 9lelicf Sauptquortier, Main
6S72, uno es miro Sbnen cine 8ele-
aenbeit geboten 81 oleler menifli6en
9eitrebuug, Die uns gum Sieg Der-
belfen Mrs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03
China kGlt Ofiettiipc
Scr Japatter a,af

Gblr,sfing. Die gbineien, bie einen
ihrer groBten Siege raid ausbeuteten,
'tieBen entlang elmer (breiten Iront in
Mitte!dina Dor, um5ingelten japa.
niiGe Sruppcn, sic i'm noroli1en Su-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03

= Yalo meroen mir fiir Die Hatio,
nierungshiider einen kispnen 9ii-
heribrunf bcnotigen
= Gs gibt &eoen, in Semen aud
Die Sauptpunfte nebenidflid) lino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-03

wN1El 0U3
Der xauf Won Xriegs
0parbonds hilft den
3rets anderer xsu2.
warsn n1edT1g haltsu.
WIO111 Buf
Ex1egs-Oparbonds
sind die O1chor1to
0paran1Aeo In der
Welt.
W108B1 SET
Mach xehn Jahrsn sf.
halten oie - fuer je-
den IA - orgtende.
nsn xrisgS-0parbona
wuuz sn,
AlD paty1ot10cho1
AxaDx4kanor Oo11tom
ole regel1nAess1g 20.
de Wocho 0o1d spa
rem In 1S1egS-
Dpa1bonao an1egen.
- =
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-05

women Wanted

COMPETENT WOMEN for laundry
work. Apply waterbury Troy Steam
Laundry, Rushton Place on South
Main st.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-05
What Ho! Prof. 1lich
Is With Us Again!

ALL TREES required the track
noted humanitarian and phlsnhTOpis oingwatsr nt Of the
Se same ason the Sot horses Mr. cs vrsss MS clients
pey Institute play to believe reports coming from some
Every time another member Of kind Mr. chs exclusive friendship
Club mbsrsn limited theses uces who have Ave bucks SENDS
government which imposed restrictions
permits such uanderng Of our resources
those who are on Their sucker IL s q low de
20
, single brain cell in his noggin.
Il million years hence scientists sssv.tins for traces Of
sn H Gsn Sn So Ss. S one 6 h.
cOnten
he most abiect ntwis n A. B iS4s.
greater Broadway
may his English Hsa a. when he asks After win this
anyone He Barnes You hay
hints thus bats into
how to beat the ponies
Professor Hitch starting the of without showing the
slightest trace Of about the future He victory to
an Of sensational discovery that will evoutcnze
radio Reading there puzzled what the revolutionary
st c ' always sy'
Accommodating Mr. Iichs instructions beating
PHILOSOPHY the interest warning
denied recourse to the future
ssp:. IL .n. S Ss ;s ls a
satisfied 1 clients For some reason other these never Of
Several testimonials yesterday to
Mr. Hitch the Of having them reprinted printing
them herewith
One who signs his "a Friendship
follows Albert Hitch absolutely What
change! What nfel One winner 20 losers all also rans'
Jacob St. Brooklyn good old ClnCs.
waters praise follows absolutely right ngs-
waters great discovery became S. member Of his Friendship
o should haS such friend areadyD and according his friendship
10 which
ana paid $3.50 muue and ct that compelled play horses
he yOs back and told institute
would become expert like thousands me that
the Atuden who took his andcappng
10 horses that also because knowledge
Well World soldiers bonus of
absolutely change life. 1900 ~
(Sgned
Professor Hitch call
Seector
Copyright 194s King Features Syndcate)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-05
NOTICE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Great Brook Channel

waterbury, Connecticut.
Sealed proposals for performing
the work described herein will be
received by the Board Of Public
Works Of the City of Waterbury,
at It's ONCE In the City, Hall until
eight o'clock r. M. Eastern war
Time, on Tuesday, February IS,
1e43, at~which time and place they
will be publicly opened and read.
The work will consist OF the con-
struction Of reinforced concrete
covering over Great Brook Channel
from Grand Street eight-flve (85)
feet southerly under buildings To-
Gated over the brook channel and
any other work necessary for the
proper completion of the projection
between these limits.
Plans, contract and specifications
and all available information may
be seen, and copies Of Information
for Bidders and Proposal Forms OBJ
tanned, by intending bidders or their
accredited representatives at the
office Of the Bureau of Engineering,
City Hall.
Each proposal must be accompan-
led by q certified check for not less
than 1922 of the bid and drawn to
the order Of the Director Of Pur.
chases of the City of Waterbury,
said check to be returned to the
bidder unless forfeited as stipulated
on the proposal forms.
The successful bidder at the time
Of the execution Of the contract
must deposit with the Board Of
Public Works a Surety Company
Bond for satisfactory completion Of
the contract In an amount equal
to the amount Of the contract
award.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals or to
accept any bid. should the Board
deem 1t to be for the best interest Of
the City.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
PUBLIC WORKS, CITY HALL,
WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT.
CHARLES A. ROOT,
2-5-1t City Engineer.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-05
Greg. U. 8. Pat. on
BY JACQ CUDDY
British United Press STAFF
CORRESPONDENT

New York, Feb. S. (UP)-If YOU
are interested In current racing, we
might deviate from the advice of
Horace Greeley and advise YOU to
go South to the Crescent City Of
New Orleans where on Feb. 81 will
be staged the $4,000 New Orleans
Handicap-wartime successor to
winter classics on other fronts.
True, the background will be diff
ferent. The peering Sierra Madre
mountains that always strive for a
took.in on something good for Call
tornia's Santa Anita handicap will
be missing. Likewise the regal, but
always welcoming, palms Of Florida's
Hialeah will be but regretted memo
rieS as one recalls the Widener
Cups OF yesteryears.
California's Santa Anita has been
turned over to the Army, and
Florda's Hialeah has refrigerated
into . lonesome hangout for horse
men who lack funds to ship to New
Orleans, where the senile fair
grounds has been rejuvenated and
is enjoying the most prosperous
season since hoofs first cut its turf
way back In 1879. The New Orleans
fair grounds barns are virtually
bursting with the greatest collec-
ton Of name" horses in their long
history.
We're concerned principally with
the $4,000 New Orleans Handicap
which win b. one of the 1913 fea-
lures. Heading the list for this
twenty-five grand scramble is
Whirlaway. horse of the year for
1912. Whirlaway was hustled into
a horsecar when Florlda's tracks
shut down and has been training
at the fair grounds for the last
three weeks.
The very presence Of the great
Whirlaway as q competitor In the
Feb. 9th handicap caused the fair
grounds management to boost the
pot for that event from its original
$4,000 TO $4,000. The men who
operate the plant know that Whirly
always attracts enough customers
20 make the turnsEiles whirl and 10
make the window "breakage" quite
q thing.
However. this win be no Tomp for
Whirly. The Calumet champion
will be faced with what the silver
smiths cell startling composition
when he looks starter Ruby white
IN the eye. Valdlna Farm, for OK.
ample. win send out 4 speedy pair
"a RoundeFs and Vnldina Orphan.
Sen Whitaker 4 shooting with Re-
auested, and eaaey Moody yelley,
pho conditions mounts og the
.Gnlalana Farm Is almost certain
10 have EllVhFland FnzoF sharp.
Seth uelsndors and nivegland a.
readR can boast membership IA the
Exclusive k.Haa1v WhlElaWasA club.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-05
Branch RickeyDraw
Bigger Baseball Pay
Than Gear Lands

Philadelphia, Feb. A. Branch
Hickey, new general manager fol-
the Brooklyn Dodgers, is the high
eSt-salaried man In baseball, with
an income greater even that that
Of Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain
Lands declares ]. Roy Stockton In
an article In the current issue Of
The Saturday Evening Post.
"Rickey faces q new challenge
this year; he cannot follow the old
routine he originated - building q
great farm system" says the author.
1.-THE system depends on an album
dance Of hungry young athletes and
baseball's fertile fields are sending
their young men into the armed
forces. For the duration Hickey
will be operating under a disad-
vantage. But those who know be-
lieve he'll find a way, and baseball
will experience another revolution
airy innovation Of some kind"
This sportswriter, who knows
Hickey best, tells Of his youth, his
start In baseball, his partnership
with Sam Breadon, and his activi-
ties as head OF the st. Louis Car
dinals including the organization
and development Of the farm clubs
After twenty-six years with the
Cards, and facing unemployment at
the time, the Dodgers directors vir-
tually begged him to take their
$50, 900 a year.
Word Juggler
hickey wasted no time establish
ing himself in Brooklyn as a man
who can do more tricks with words
than a monkey can do with another
monkey. Asked by writer's If his tn
f1uence would carry any weight with
the selection of the Dodger coach by
Manager Durcoher, Hickey replied,
Generally speaking, no. But 1t
might. And could and should, per-
hays. In given case, that is ''re-
lates the article.
"He is considered the greatest
Judge of ballplayerS in the world.
Some insist he can peer through
a nursery window and pick out the
manchild he wants his scouts to
follow" says Stockton. I'm adele
cence he acquired this great asset
the ability to look at a green young
athlete and see In him the makings
of a great star, or flaws that would
make 1t unwise to spend too much
money trying to develop him. The
baseball world thinks first Of this
gift when 1t reflects on Rickey's
plush-lined compartment on the
gravy train"
The baseball world knows Of
Rickey's Sunday scruples and some
sportswriters don't see eye-to-eye
with him on the question Of cock.
tails. Though an exponent OF
temperance" the article continues.
hickey Is incorporate In many
ways. He'll stay up all night, and
keep the help up, too catching up
with correspondence or negotiating
q deal. He called newspapermen by
telephone at six O'Clock one sun.
day morning In 1888 70 announce
that he had Just obtained Durocher
In a trade. He was in his night
clothes IN bis hotel room and dis
posed Of q thick steak. rare: fried
potatoeef rolls, coffee, and pie as he
happily told how he had kept the
phone hot all night long arranging
q transaction that was 10 help win
another Cardinal pennant the Col.
lowing year"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-05

NOTICE

TRIcT Of WATERBURY,, IS. Pro.
ESTATE Of JOSEPH r. MORAN,
late Of the town OF Waterbury,
in said district, deceased.
trlct OF Waterbury, hath limited
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors Of
said estate to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect
to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time, will be
debarred recovery. All persons In
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
JOSEPH r. MORAN, JR,
rs Macarthur Drive, Administrator.
Waterbury, Conn. 2-4-3t
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ish-bred Founders. who scorche6
the inner rail at the fair grounds
the other day as he breezed home
six lengths In front Of his first start
IN four months, kicked clods In
Whirlaway's face in the Arlington
Handicap last August. Rtverland
showed heels to Whirl in the Riggs
Handicap last November.
Meanwhile Requested, the medium
sized chestnut who has an over
sized heart Gin the never-say- die
meaning) > Is grooming to needle
point. The Whitaker colt was hard
ly out Of a carlter TO win his last
start, and can be depended upon
to maintain greater sharpness when
he gets into desired form.
Frank Catrone has been moving
slowly with Valdina Orphan but is
expected to race him within a week,
and judging by his recent works,
the Orphan likes to run.
The experts figure that the COM
paratively short distance Of a mile
and one-sixteenth in the New Or
leans Handicap may provide a dis
advantage to Whirlaway, who likes
longer routes. Whirly always has
been slow to settle into a stride, and
has gained his great popularity
with his magnificent stretch rushes.
But it is recalled that Whirly was
a sad last for better than five fur
longs in the Carter event at Aque-
duct last June-a seven furlong
race-and practically ran over the
field in the last eighth to finish
third, with the winner only three.
quarters of length ahead. One
stride past the finish, Whirly was
in front.
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FACTORY-Rebuilt and New Vac.
uum Cleaners, guaranteed, reason.
able. Expert repairing. 22l Bank
st. 5-1364.
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CONFERENCE ON
STATE MANPOWER

The four local selective service
draft boards win be represented at q
regional meeting TO be held at the
Hotel Taft. New Haven. 6:l5 p. M
this evening 10 discuss the man
power situation.
The meeting will begin with an
informal dinner followed by talks
by Joseph A. Smith. New England
Director OF the ManpoweF Commits.
sion and Lleutenant Colonel Boy O.
ChaFFon. Regional Director Of Be-
lective Service, and an open forum
discussion b. the draft board menu
bers and the manufacturer pres.
ent.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-02-05

Innerspring mattresses and col!
springs - $685. - $22.95 - STATS
Boston Furniture Co., 1888 SO. Main
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TRACK TAXES mon

me Maryland Jockey Club lPiin-
lienl a the most oKpsnaitp track 10
operate II the United States, Il not
II The weird. almost e per cent Of
~ gross ineome aoing q taxes,
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|DoYg CLUE. Cottage PLACE -llles
FD0ms. swimming pool. al nome
eooktne neeeplaoD egulnS Aoo-
Gratis pEloeA
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Jolly Roger ana Arc Light we're
the only two aieeuloahaaers IN
American turf history u win more
than 100000 and btoh wen geld.
lnaa.
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