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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-12
Three Murder Cases Go Before Grand
Jury Monday As Circuit Court Opens
PRAYED FoR CITIZENSHIP

Snta Barbara, Calf. - Father
Cyril Johann Fischer, a Mrancis-
can monk once on the Gestapo
death list. saw his prayers an
swered in naturalization court re-
Gently when he became a U. S.
citizen.
Austrian born, Father Fischer
was ordered in 1927 by his supe-
riors to travel in Germany and
study Nazism. For three years he
gathered data for the first of a
serits of anti-Nazi books which
were published in Vienna begin
ming in 1882. He was the object
of death threats over the Munich
propaganda radio station.
In 1888 Innsbruck headquarters
of the order babe him flee for his
life. When Austria fell, he fled to
Hungary and finally by devious
routes made his way to, America.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-12
BrutuI Murders OF Nellie Opal Kicks.
School Girl. And E. w. Williamson. Pool
Hall Operator. Sluted For Jury Action

With one of the most important
dockets of many years pending,
the circuit court will 60 into SEES
sion Monday with Judge L. c.
Corban sitting on the bench.
Seldom have there been more
serious or sensational cases al
though the docket as a whole is.
not unusually heavy, according
to Circuit Court Clerk w. C.
Ravens.
The Grand Jury will convene
Monday morning and of the is
cases scheduled to be examined
by that body, three are for muir
der, one a sex violation commit
ted on a six-year-old girl, three
assault and battery with intent
to kill, several grand larceny and
burglary and two forgery char
ges.
In addition to the cases to be
presented to the Grand Jury for
action, the general docket in
cludes charges of robbery, tres
passing, deserving minor children,
driving while intoxicated, assault
and battery and disturbing the
peace.
Public interest is running high
over the writing of the final chap
ters to the brutal murders which
Mortified residents of this section
last winter and created wide
spread attention through the en-
tire south.
Little Girl Murdered
The first of these were the muir
der-rape of Nellie Opal Kicks, H.
years old, a student in the Pas
cagoula Junior High school,
whose bruised body was found
flung into a patch of underground
on a vacant lot on South Pasca-
goula street early one Sunday
morning last October. The child's
underclothing was wrapped
tightly about her neck and there
was a deep depression caused by
a blow from a heavy instrument
in her skull.
For weeks police followed ev-
cry clue until February, when
Henry Lee Wiley, negro, arrested
for molesting a white woman.
confessed under questioning by
law officers to the crime.
The murder of f, w. William
son, pool hall operator, whose bat
tered body was found in a olood
despatched trailer behind his pool
hall approximately 100 yards
from police headquarters Sunday.
November IA, proved a puzzling
mystery for sometime. Robbery
was believed to have been the
motive when his money belt was
found to have been emptied of
about $500. II was not until
several weeks later that two sail
or deserters. Calvin Charles Null
linax and Clyde McC lanahan,
from the Algiers Navy base we're
arrested in LAGRANGE, Ga, for
completely in another crime and
were connected through evidence
Continued on Page 8, Sec. u
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-12
Demo Delegates
To Be Named AT
Precinct Vote

Jackson county precinct con-
ventions will be held Tuesday for
the purpose of electing delegates
to the Democratic county con-
ventiou to be held May % at the
Court House. Harold ". Gautier,
chairman Of the county Demo
cratic Executive Committee an
nounced this week.
Delegates to the State Con-
vention will be named at the
county session. The County Dem
ocratic Executive Committee will
also meet at the Court House at
8 am. on May %, Mr. Gautier
said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-12
Annual Red Cross
Meeting Called For
Tuesday. Nay 70

The jackson County chapter of
the American Red Cross will con
duct its annual meeting May %
at 3 pm, at the court house in
Fascagoula, Miss Jessie NJ. Boyd,
executive secretary, announced
Thursday The meeting is open
to all persons interested in the
Red Cross activities, she ex-
piained.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-12
WRITER'S cRAMp

CLARIFIED. Utah-There's a
eheck-writing machine in opera
ton now at the clearfield naval
supply depot but before it was
received Ii. J. 7. Schriver. dis
bursting officer, signed his name
10 So. $40 checks.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-05-12
PIEcE-MEAL MOTHER

HANSEN, Idato-Rancher Ben
Newbry's COW is nursing three
orphan lambs-but only at regu-
lar milking time inside the barn.
In the barnyard she refused to
recognize her adopted offspring.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04
VOsGHO TETI
IA GOD

Zgodaj zjutraj - re oh sedmih
mama Tincka je zbudila,
sopek roz mu v roke dala,
potlej pa mu je dejala:
"Tincek, teti pojdes voseit,
XII god danes syoj praznuje -.
Vzemi deznik, ker dezuje -.
In med potjo nase pazl,
mic pc blatu mi ne gazi!
Teti pa takole reel:
bog vas zivi, ljuba teta,
Sc ma mnoga, mnoga leta!"
Potlej il podaj cvetlice
in poljubi jo ma lice!" $3.50.
BON, bom," Tincek mani reee
in ma hisni prag brz stece;
tukaj deznik svoj razgrne,
mamo svojo Sc pozdravi -
in pc cesti Sc odpravi.
GILLETTE Tincka, kako modro
pod deznikom V dezju hodi!
Nekaj mu pc CLAW blodi
Sam pr sebi premisljuje,
cello CUBA in modruje: .
"Bogve, koliko bombonckov
letOs mi DO teta dala -.
Morda mi DO darovala
polno pest Jill -. in rozicev,
Gokolade, fig, rogljicev 49,"
Tako Tincek sam pr sebi
0 dobrotah premisljuje
in naklepe divine kuje -.
A nesreca ne pociva:
!kjer ne mislis, tam Sc skriva!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04

"Ali vas ni?"
"Ne, meme nj! Ampak tebe,
tebe!" je odvrnil.
Tedaj j je dahnilo zadovolj-
no veselje ma obraz in zasepeta-
la .je: "Hvala bodi Bogu!"
Takoj pa Sc je zopet jela o.
gledovati.
"Kje je oni?" je strahu
vprasala.
"Odsel je, mic Sc ne BOZ vec!"
jo je tolazil gospodar.
Zdaj je hotela vstati, pa je
zastokala in Sc zvrnila nazaj.
"Hudo boli," je tozila. ga
bodel me je."
lie mirno lei, Pavla," 10 je
Ravnjak. Postal i
smo pc doktorja; kmalu pride"
Komaj je to izrekel, re je zu-
maj pred durmi ozivelo. Prihite-
la je Urska, "a MO zdravnik, S
tenn pa Jerca, XII je bila mimo-
grede pri Mlinarju in je tn IL
vedela "a nesreco.
Ravnjak je stopil zdravniku
nasproti in mu je ma kratko po-
vedal, kaj in kako Sc je zgodi-
10.
Ma Jercinem obrazu je divja-
la prava burja.
"se danes zjutraj sem rekla
Mani, da DO ne~sreca," je godr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04

njala. "Dedcem ne smes nikoli
zaupati; ali so mevze ali pa raz-
bojniki."
Potem Sc je sklonila k ranje-
menu dekletu in kl a tako
mehko, kakor nj bila njena ma
vada:
"Ubogi otrok, kaj so ii stori-
Ii! All tie hudo boli?'
"Boli ze," je ~sepetala Pavla,
"'toda nobeden nj kriv kakor IL
sti Sylvester. Vsi so mi dobri.
Botra, zahvaliti Sc jim morate,
kajne da?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04

Ma o. lenem zboroVanu narodnega HI kuba v Chicagu, Sc je porocao o ne
Ikataih posebnosh, kso Hh Gani poiedeski deavci, dosegi Porocano je bile, da Sc
.e prdeklo mad 100000 busjev polkih pndelkov, 100000 funtov peanuts"
soybeans" it'd; zedlo Sc je 100000 gv Irvine q meso, 10000 gaV Irvine ia
|mlekarski try, 100000 kokosy purnanov,. rc gok, it'd; ter kon@rvralo 15OOO-
900 seklnic Jedi, XII Sc dobro ohranUo konseviranjem. Zgonja sika kaze pet
izned onh, XII i: dobIi prvo nagrado v kontestu "a konsTvhanje. Spodnja sEka ne
levi srani kaze 18letnega Kenneth Dich, z Evansville Wis, cigar kosuuni so dobii
nagrado v junior kontetu, spodaj ma desni pa je Carl Mcintyre, nadenc 2
Corning, Mo, XII je zredl najepsega prasca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04

mega. Ko ie Pavla videla, kaka
%nevarnost grozi gospodarju, Sc
je vrgla ko blisk med MEGA in
Lisjaka in S svojim telesom
prestregla sunek. Il ust Sc j Je
izvil lie TONI width: "Jezus, Ma
rijav potem Sc je zgrudila. V.
tenn pa je Re Ravnjak tresknil $
polenom pc morilcu in mu raz-
bill desno ramo. Kriknil je, izpu-
still noz in sic zakotalil pc tleh.
Nastal je grozen vrisc. Materi v.
kuhinji je krc stisnil srce, da je
obsedela "a mizo, zajecala in
lovila sapo, %kuhinjska dekla jeI
odprla okno ter zakricala sko-
zenj: ...
"Pomagajte! Pomagajte! Use
mas DO pobil."
z vseh strani so prihiteli
hlapci in dekle in vsi il sebe
s%prasevali:
"Kaj Sc je zgodilo? Kaj je?
Kaj je, "a bozjo voljo?"
Sylvester, ia falot, je Pavlo
zaklal, meme je hotel" je vpil
Ravnjak " ia hrup. ,
Pokleknil je poleg oklanega
dekleta, XII je brez zavesti lezalo
ma tleh v mlaki krvi, rahlo j je
privzdignil glavo in jo S toplim
glasom poklical: "Pavla! - Pa
via!
Dekle je mocneje zahropelo,
nj Sc pa zavedlo. POSI- so stall
okoli in MISC vedeli, kaj hi, Kri-
stina Sc je jokala in drla: 20
ljuba@ Gospa! o Jezes krizani!
Uboga Pavla! Uboga Pavla!"
Tri .dekle so poskusale dvigniti,
toda Ravnjak jim je branil, ker
Sc je bal, da hi j moglo skodo-
vati. Dejal je hlapcem:
~s"Lipe, pojdi nitro pc gospo-
da; -. Ii, Florjan, lett dol pc
doktorja! Maj nitro, nitro pri-
de-"
"Dohtar je pr mlinarici," je
hripala Urska, "se nj pol ure,' ko
sem ga videla, da je sci TIA"
"Potem lett tia in maj nitro,
nitro PRIDE je sill gospodar.
"Kje pa je Sylvester, mort
lec?' je vprasal ujec Nina.
Mixer ga nj bio. Ma tleh je
lezal Sc okrvavljeni noz, zloci-
nee pa je V tenn hrupu izginil,
da ga nihce nj videl. Nina je> Sci
z dvema moskima pc vsej hist
in vseh poslopjih, v hlev in ma
gumno, toda o beguncu nj bilo
nobenega sledu.
Medtem je Pavla iznenada 3D.
prla oci, dvignila glavo in Sc z
levico priiela "a svojo desno
stran ter zalostno zastokala:
ooh = oh, boli!!" Potem Sc je
S siroko razklenjenimi ocmi o.
zrla okoli, in ko je zagledala
Ravnjaka, je vprasala S slabim
glasom:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04
(Nadaljevanje)

"Prekleti Ravnjak, ii mislis,
da 81 bog! JAZZ ii bonn pokazal!
I'll me ne hos! Toll tie bom."
lie kari" je odvrnil Raw
MAX, Xxi Sc je YES tresel cd ,jeze,
ma sodniji Sc bova sele zmeni-
la. Ii nisi samo prasec, ii 81
pravi falot. Kadarkoli slecem
jopie in ga obesim, 81 $ tacami
v moth zepih. Ali mislis, da
sem slep? Danes zjutraj 81 incl
ODE tact v Jercinem kosu; kaj 81
tam iskal??"
"Prekleti vrag; "saj nisem O.
zenjen tn, da bi moral ostati pri
takih klerikavzarjih. Bonn Re
kaj boljsega nasel," Je siknil
Lisjak.
cali mislis, da hi tie bill lie en-
dan Sc pustil pr Hist? Sprawl
svoje cotovje pa izgubi Sc! I'll
ste dinarje, ki sem tt jih Sc dol
Fan, tt bonn takoj placal; potem
te ne maram vec videti. &c hos
cez emo uro Sc tn, bonn hlapcem
rekel, da tie spodijo, in Sultana
bonn nascul nate"
v durih .je stale Yec. poslov,
XII SO bill ysemu price; veseli so
bill, da SO Sc resili nemarnega
tovarisa. Ia je klel in tekel v
hiso Pc stopnicah v hlapcevsko
sobo.. Tudi Ravnjak je stopil v
hiso, bill je bled ko stena, ustni-
&c SO mu drgetale; take razbur-
.jenega ga Sc posi- nikoli MISC
videli. VISA v skrbeh je stala
Pavla "a durmi, in ko je prisel
do ME, mu je zasepetala pc hr-
vaSko: - ..-.
"Varujte Sc ga, vas prosim
"a bozjo voljo! Strasno sc je
rotil. Ia elovek bi mogel vse
storiti." v. 49,:
"Nikar Sc ne BOZ, Pavla," 10
je miril in tako pogledal, da j
je udarila kri v glavo. Pocasi je
odsla v soho in Sc jokala.
Gospodar je sci gor pc denar.
Sele cez kakih deset minut Sc je
vrnil in stopil v kuhinjo, izrocil
denar materi in j dejal, maj IL
plaza hosea, ker falota noce vec
videti. Ko je odhajal il kuhinje,
ga je med vrati srecala Pavla.
Znova je zardeIa in mu hotela
nekaj reel. Sc preden je mogla 2
besedo il ust, Sc je il temnega
kota pod stopnicami zagnalo ne.
kaj sivega: to je bill Lisjak, XII Sc
je z nozem v roki zapodil prot
,Ravnjaku. Nekaj casa je hi!
Ravnjak kakor vkopan, potem
Sc je umaknil in ozrl, S elm hi
Sc mogel braniti. Toda vse je
bio prepozno in noz hi mu bil
Re davno pref fiscal v prsih
preden bi Sc bill mogel zbesnele.
ga cloveka ubraniti, &c hi Sc n
bilo zgodilo nekaj nepricakova.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04

Sredi ceste se spotakne
Tincek mas in v blatu lice
ST omoci in cvetice
80 zbogom fige zdaj, rozici,
cokolada in rogljici!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04

Zdaj je stopil zdravnik k de-
kletu, odrinil Jerco, preiskal ra-
no in kratko dejal:
CDalje prihodnjicD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04
u. S. Army official Photo

A three-ward underground hospital, complete with X-ray equipment
and facilities for operating was. dug out of the sandstone and solid
rock at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Ark. Each of the three wards are
about IL feet high by 10 x 20 feet in area, and are connected with each
other by tunnels, which in turn connect with a passageway leading
to the upper ground. 1t is estimated that a similar installation could
be built in the field under combat conditions in "a hours. Photo shows
q view of one of the underground wards, with simulated casualty cases
underooinp treatment.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04

SEZNAM
S KoM MORETE PoMAGATI x
ZMAGI
X
MASCOBE IN MASTNI ODPADKI
Probate vaSemu mesarju
KOVINSKI ODPADKI
Povprasajte v vaSi mestni dvorani
SHRANITE STARE CASOPISE
Poklicite PR. 61O0 "a odpremo
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KOSITRNE sKATLJlCE
Operite jih
Strife Jill
- Shranite Jill
- Oddajte Jill
ma pristojna mesta "a pobiranje
Pobiranje v Clevelandu:
ma vzhodni strani:
prvo nedeljo v mesecu;
na zapadni strani:
tretjo nedeljo v mesecu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

HeslA b che biVtG'ight o. moRkind, end wien enc 3
sick Il q eOVtoiR tAet something Is wrong.
70 right lhet wrOae. your doctor prescdbss medicine.
Thet medicine Is combination q gVom Two 70 cav
aumbes Of Different drugs >@
lts effectiveness Is cure or remedy depends upon TIE
potency end strength Of these drugs Just os milk loses
is sweetness Just es butter loses IFS deieousness and
es bread loses its teste 50 Do some drugs lose their
potency 10 correct human is when ed end dried end
Too long kept
CERTIFIED QUALITY DRUG STORES keenly reuIiae
that fresh potent drugs ere often The secret Of success
tu treotment-ond We see 10 Il thot oaly such duas
ere used in your prescription.
This code Of potency ObOut which we soy little but %
MUCH your insurance thot your doctors pseseHpsoa
viii fulfill its purpose.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

comedies and show music. high
lighted by Milton Rettcnberg at the
pianN. and Milton Is pianist FIRST
class; then at 10 to Musical Mile
stones" at 1880 TO The Music
Box" At II I should have tuned
out. for ! arise early. but at IL
"Juss Music" was too great tempta-
ton. and ! kept the radio on, in.
tending TO turn II of at any mo-
mens. But IL was not until midnight
that switched of the lights and
the radio simultaneously. The pro-
gram had come TO an end.
The Bumsteads. radios most con-
fused family. are twice as confused
as usual.
There is q good reason. for the
Bumsteads, headed by Blonde"
Al already mentioned here. are on
the air twice as often. You can
hear them Fridays At p. M. on
WATR and the Blue, and. beginning
August -, Sundays at Q p. N. on
CHS.
pBiondie' and her miyed up
family, DagWood. Alexander and
Cookie mot 10 mention J. C.
Others. Dagwo0d's boss. and ms
wife. Cora DitlaersD were bewlldeTed
enough WREN their radio schedu'
provided them with just one prob
lem a week. Now, they're working
on q production line basis. and they
never do set time TO straighten
themselves out.
Time was when Dagw0od. rushing
out 10 work In the morning, tnvaIt-
ably eollided with the mailman,
scattering letters and postcards for
blocks around. Nov. he's more lskeF
~ 10 run into himself. coming back
from his last broadcast
For John Greene. author Of The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

Some time ago I commended the
stations stand IN doing away with
so-called singing" commercials
for nothing Is more irritating than
20 be switched suddenly from con.
ccrto to cackle and back again
Good music creates a mood. IT'S
little short Of criminal TO spoil such
mood, although I realize that radio
stations cannot continue to exist on
praise alone.
Last Monday night tuned In al
$50. on WORKS "cavalcade OF
Music" and listened 10 selections
from the worlds finest musical
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09
BY Sd LEAMY

perennlaily q favorlte Of mine, I
never have anything but praise Cor
most o. TIE programs emanatlng
from WoKR, q station which
strangely enough comes 10 me over
my small portable IN AR. Cables
hostelFy even more clearly than IN
my home IN New York. That many
OF my pet programs are recorded
music causes some eyebrow raising
among radio listeners on this makes
no difference: I would much sooner
listen 10 a good recording OF a good
orchestra than lend my ears 10 tho
playing Of . mediocre live" pro-
gram.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

There Is one orchestra leader In
America who viii be pacing up and
down like an expectant father. Mon
day night august lD at $3.50.
Eddie Oliver. now In the navy.
and about to be discharged. viii
hear a new orchestra which he re-
Gently organized. making its first
coast-to-coast broadcast under the
baton Of one Of the members Of the
unit. The program will be The VIC
tory Parade OF Spotlight Bands"
and win be heard over wATR from
the Fitzsimmons' General hospital
In Denver. Oliver believes It Is the
best band he has ever had. but con.
fesses he Is entertaining an attack
Of the filters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

Dunnineer has never professed &c
he a songwriter. He Is a thought
reader. But tonight over WATR
and tine Blue Network at 300. Dun.
niger will enter the world OF lyric
lists ard tunesmiths. At least. so
he believes.
The unusual brain-buster selected
for Dunninger on his wATR pro.
gram looms as one Of the most diff.
cult In months.
Nick Kenny. famed columnist and
songwriter. will write the words and
music Of a new song. AS one Of
the judges on the weekly program,
Kenny will play the song for DIX
Todd. well known baritone. ard
Aunt Daisy BaSham. famous wo.
mems Commentator from New Zea-
land. who viii also act as judges
on the show.
Dunninger's task will be TO read
the minds Of the judges and then
instruct John Cart. VINO Is organist
on the program. to play the song
note for note. Then the theme OF
music win be presented over the
air 10 the listening audience.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

PICARELLT PHAR., Inc.
>, -, Albert Hes, PbsE.
9Sk s0ufh Main 81, Tel. a=ey13
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

PAUL'S DRUG STORE
Ge9rge y, Paul, Res, PksF,
6ey Fast Dlain ~, Yes, s-o939
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

hard enough, but Greene Is current.
" faced with the problem Of douhl.
ing his output.
Addition Of the Sunday broadcast
poses another problem Tor Don
Bernard. "Blondies" producer. The
Sabboth show win air at Q D. M.
EWT, Just two hours before
william Bendix's comedy series.
THE Life Of Riley. another WATR
snow. And Bernard Is producer Of
The Life Of Riley" as well as
Blonde"
but as usual. a large portion Of
the confusion lands IN The laps of
'Blondie" penny Sinalston) and
her wide-eyed husband. Dagwood
CArthur Lake, They're both so
busy with their doubled.up radio
schedule and with their motion pic
ture work that they practically have
10 carry printed schedule to show
them where they're due next. Other
wise. they'd be turning up at the
Blue network studios on Sunday.
when they're due al CHS. or vice
versa.
Yes. the Bumsicads are twice as
confused as ever.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

MY Girl Friend" complained
Morton Downey's valet, Jimmy
Murphy. Us kinda sore at you"
Amazed. the Blue network tenor
asked what was the trouble. and
learned that the girl thought his
taste In nsckties was terrible.
But she has never seen me-"
Mort retorted.
II know Jimmy replied. but
she kicked up such q row last night
over the tie I was wearing. that /
had TO confess it was one Of yours"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

Although Comedienne cass Daley
was this week granted a years
leave OF absence from Paramount
pictures so that she may co-star
with Frank Morgan in the Coffee
Time" radio show for 30 weeks be-
ginning this fall, the flicker fac
tory retained the right TO recall
the popular actress for two films
provided that shooting schedules
do not conflict with her radio
WORK.
Charlie Wo0lf. Of the NBO Date
with Judy" cast, leaves this week
for Oregon State College TO take q
special course given to the Enlisted
Reserve Corps Of the Army Of which
he Is a member. Charlie win be u
this fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

adventures Of Blonde" ana hls
household, ne even more hectic. TO
him fails the Job of plotting each
session Of hilarious bungllng. Writ
Ing one comedy program a week Is
hard enough, but Greene Is current.
" faced with the problem Of doubl.
ing his output.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

RIDGEWOOD DRUG CO.
geeegh DELANEY, Res, Rheg,
see sHtllew 81 Teb, S-ee9g
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

RAY DRUG CO.
lI0FFlg 0easn, Weg, Pies,
$3.50 Baldwin, 81 Tel, <=ee9g
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

WALNUT PHARMACY
q, GRmeheV RpA y. GgaFEesfV
fseElseeEa9 PhagHnalslsl
80 HaIDwf So Tel, e~e431
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

TAREILA's DRUGS
u, y, TeEetIR, ise9. PhgFs
eee t1splE ~ Vel, e~ea1z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

Jimmy iSchn0zxola) DArante.
half Of the CHS Moore Durante air.
show. was watching his dynamic
comedy partner as Garry made
lightning changes In the script and
switched situations to give them
more punch. Dat guys q genIus!"
exclaimed Jimmy. Yes. sir! Hes
positively q mental easel"
william Bendix, star Of WATh
and the Blues Life OF Riley air.
show. has added stage directing TO
his varied career by taking charge
OF a summer theatrical group. The
producers OF the venture are Lor-
raine, Bendlg's young daughter and
her pal. Patricia Carroll. child &C.
tTess, who are producing q rerer-
t0lre Of plays which they are pre-
Genting at summer school.
Harry w. Fgannery. CHS CON.
mentator who recently covered the
domestic political scene for the metz
work at the Chicago Democratic
National Convention, returned to
Hollywood this week and brought
with him many interesting side
lights on the convention which he
viii use as human interest items IN
his regular daily commentaries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

FULTON PARK PHAR.
Seas Jalksss. Reg. n'har.
80 Coo1ke Sc. Teg. 1-B89B
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

GRANDVTEW PHAR.
4. Bknaaiia. D. =. Bseg. Phas.
SgS Grnm9gtew AsR. TIES. S-o881
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

KENYON'g PHARMACY
walter %. BkeDV@ns Res. Phar.
SIS East Main ~. Tiet. e-0BDS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

MARTINS DRUG STORE
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sl5 aIeFt1en lseBd. Tel. a-esaS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

BENDLER'S DRUGS
SeAa W. Beadler. meK. a'hnF.
namk and CpmgresN. T'ea. 4-9aSD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

ANDY'S PHAR., Inc.
Aaarrss n. Dtpieara. RES. RAnA
sas Msllo~ sc. Te1. a-s8a8
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

MARTINS PHARMACY
Sehp ". Martin, Reg. Phay,
$40 seutb Main %. Tel. S-ey6e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

Three annennoev. IN one family
Is most unusual, as ] think anyone
WIN admit, but David Ross, an
n0nneeT on Morton D0wney's Blue
Network show, claims that bis fam
ily can make such q boast. David,
W., d Sergeant IN the army AM
n0uneNs Glenn AilleF's program.
And then there's Jonathan, David
Is particularly proud Of Jonas
than, The lads age Is eight lnonthsl
Iloss contends that u the yonnaster
continues 10 attract rs much atten.
ton when he hro'gs up - ~ ole
In the naIty hours ~ me morning,
during the recent heatwave, he u q
eineh 10 be a master salesman or
barker a. 40 amusement resort.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

HIGHLAND PHAR.
4. "a. ehSbginsky, BEG. Phas.
SIS Highland Ave. Tel. 3-pB15
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-09

KUNKEL PHARMACY
PsWI .. pkWpkel, Res. e'hsv,
a&a6 Fast Malta ~. Tel. A-e6ay