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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21
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 Follies
 TOMORROW S;@5--Sacred Heart Program S;O0--YanlSee Network News SsiS-Shoppers Guides News s;OO-~Brea kfast Club lO;Oe-My True Story lO;25-AOnt Jemlma Program l0SS0---Kay Armen iOss5--The Listening Post II llsOO-Breakfast At Sardts llsS0--Gil MRrtSn iist5--Whats Your ideag II ;b5-News l9so0--Glamou Manor l2;SO--News i2;l5-Dr, Whitaker; Melody Time i;0O--News; Melody Time iEl5-Jack Berch and the Three
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

children who use Dublin muni- cipal playgrounds elect captains" among themselves by the propors- ional representation system used in Fire parliamentary elections, and the Lord Mayor wants other youth organizations to adopt the idea to teach them how to vote,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

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 Ted Malone l0SSO--Fish Pond flsOO--YNnkee Network Newe ilslS-Em0 van0a's Orch, ll;sO--variation By Van CleRVe llS5S--NewS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

After months of feVerish research Don Rodney triumphantly an nounces that he has tracked dowr the origin of Latin Amercian danc' es, Prompted by the same crusad' ing spirit that led Pasteur to tho cure for rabies, Columbus to tht New World and the St. Loui' Browns to the first division, MT Rodney undertook the gigantic task that carried him from the Pampa' of 52nd Street to the dense jungle growth of Ciro's, in Los Angeles,
 Armed with but card from tht Musicians Local and Q gay, friendly smile that charmed the hostile na' tIves, Rodney finally arrived at th' hacienda of Senor Xavier Cugat authority on dances south of thC border, and who is, by odd coinci' dence, Mir. Rodney's employer,
 Doffing his sombrero with Q low sweeping bow, Don greeted the &c., nor' "Will you please tell me th' origin of Latin American dancesp"
 Cugat replied in soft Castilian ac- cents: You are late for rehearsal my wandering baritone"
 For example" persisted Rodney Where did the rhumba originator
 Tn Cuba answered the maestro Incidentally, the natives dance | with more abandon than is usually seen on an American dance floor You have three new songs to learn 90 kindly get started"
 And the samba2 pressed Don.
 Cugat shrugged an expressive shoulder. You must learn these songs for tonlght's performance The samba Is the native dance O. Brazilian aborigines,'
 Rodney then inquired about thu conga. Realizing that his vocalis would not release hls hammerloel until his questions had been an gwered, Cugat gave Up the struggle
 Pre.Lenten festivals of Puerto Rico featured long conga lines anC residents of each street formed their lines Into friendly and good natured competition with thei neiahbors,
 Anything else2 queried the wea " Cugat.
 Rodney nodded vigorously "HoN about the Mexican waltz the be guine and the Joropo, which you in trodueed2'
 The waltz is danced to Q slightl, faster tempo than the American version, Martinique introduced tn beguine which is merely 0 styllZet Vamp treatment leading up to th melody and the Joropo is the na tional dance of Venezuela. It ha the same tempo as the Viennes waltz, Now will you please learl those new songS7'
 When Sammy Kaye's next theate tour starts on September 2s, he vii inaugurate q new feature to repiae his famous 80 You Want to Leat a Band" stunt, Called 50 Yo, Want to Be c Star" Sammy vii look for all different types of tai ent. Agents from the various meyi, companies, as well as talent book ing offices, will follow Kaye'S thea ter schedule with q keen eye in thei quest for new talent in the enter tainment field.
 Jimmy Durante and DInah Shoru have been spotlighted together oi several programs fashioned for thu boys overseas and their routine a c team have won plauditS iron every battlefront in the world. Dial CTS in this country will get [ chance to hear them when Durantt bobB up aB q guest on Dlnahs new series over NEG Thursday, october i2
 Walter Pidgeon, who'll appear ir "Lifetide" for "cavalcade Of Amer. lea" on Monday, September 26, At s D, rn. EWT, over NEG, will CO., star with Greer Carson for thC fourth time in Mrs. Parkington, for M-d-M, Oddly enough, Pid-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

Pretty picture, blonde song stress Marion Hutton has such a heavy schedule these days that she had to double In brass during re- hearsal of CB's stage Door can teen" last Friday, September l5, when she was guest star, by having well known picture magazine (Which will carry 0 spread on her In the near future) take most Of their shots between her songs,
 Texas Ruby, the glamorous cow girl singer of old-time songs who IS often heard with her husband, Cur ly Fox, and his Fox Hunters as guest stars on NBC's Grand Ole Opry," does not sing with the nasal drawl affected by many users of western songs, Her voice Is deep, rich, and vibrant, and has many of the qualities that could make her 0 popular singer of torch songs in night clubs. But Texas prefers the good old numbers and knows the words and music to more than 800 of the old classics that our pioneer forefatherS knew.
 Lew Lehr, making Q guest ap- pearanee on Milton BerleS Let Yourself Go" tWATR) program, told the story Of Q cecSney In a London pub who heard plane overhead, ran out to look and then exclaimed scornfully, LAW, that's just one of the old-fashioned kind with 6 man in it-'
 Harry w. Flannery. CBS news analyst and commentator, and for- mer rowing newSpaperman, has liv. cd in so many spots oil over the United States that when asked the name of his home town he replies The place l left last,
 CT Joe who was Q jitter-bug when he went overseas is apt to return devotee of semi classical music,
 Such Is the opinion of Andre Kos- telanetz, conductor of the CBS Sun day afternon program The Pause That Refreshes On The Air" Kos- telanetz, who recently made an overseas tour to entertain the sol- dierS, states that the boys not only liked opera' ariaS, but demanded them. Also that there were inanifes- tationS Of c religious spirit and that Ave Maria" was number one on the soldiers hit parade.
 William Bendlx, who stars in the Blues Sunday "T'he Life of Riley" was cast this week in the film, "A Bell for Adano.' Says Bendix mod eStly, in the true Riley manner, When play that, they'll have to change it to Four Bells for Ada mo-"
 A new daytime serial, written by one of the top scripters in radio and acted by Q cast of radio headliners, bows in over NEG Monday, October 2 dl;i5 q. m) The program is Elaine CarringtonS Rosemary"
 Mrs. Darlington Is the author Of NBC's Pepper Young'S Family" (Mondays through Fridays, 3;30 p. m.) and When A Girl Marries" (Mondays through Fridays, b:00 ?, m.) The plot Of the new daytilner is concerned with the very human story of Rosemary Dawson, her mother and her young sister, Patti,
 Rosemary is in her early twenties, c successful secretary who is both the financial and spiritual fnainStay of her little family, Her best friend, Joyce Miller and young lawyer, Peter Harvey also figure important iy in RosemaryB life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

The winter appearances of Tos- canini with the NEG Symphony Orchestra have been extended to nine weeks instead of the originally planned eight, AS result, pr Frank Black gives up the baton to Toscaninl on Sunday, october 22, a week earlier than previously an- nounced,
Evening star., 1944-08-23
The Great GameofPolitics
Kent Urges Independent Voter to Study
Communist Drive in Democratic PARTY

One = that everything about the
Republican party Is reactionary
and wicked, but it, particular wick
ednsss y that 1t Il not In accord
with the "Teheran agreement" The
other 10 that the 'ATeheran agree
ment" y vitality connected with the
Roosevelt re-elpction.
Though the ''Ieheran agroementn
u mentioned . dozen times In this
document, nowhere u there any
elucadAticn - 70 what the '~Ttferau
agreement" really u.
One cannot h1lp but eather fsum
the constant reitsration that, be.
yond any agreement made public
after the conference, there va
some "Teheran agreement" betWoen
the Aessrs. Stain and Roosevelt,
With Mr.. Churchill unsnthusissti.
caly acquiescins, that makes the 70.
election Of Mr.. Roosevelt, from the
Stain angle (and thus for the
American Communists, now turned
Oemocrats) very important indeed,
And that the Republicans are not IA
accord with this '"Teheran agree.
ment."
None Of this makes Mr.. Roosevelt
exactly . Communist, but the facts
ought to be interesting reading foe
Independent voters, II any, never
theleos.
Evening star., 1944-08-23

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Evening star., 1944-08-23
16 Million War Prisoners,
Civilians on Red Cross lisi

Approximately 16,ooo, 900 prisoner
Of war and civilian internees Of al
nationalities are now listed with the
Red Gross international COMMITTEES,
the neutral 6wiee channel througl,
which the more than % Red OroGe
societies function during war, II was
announced yesterday.
Basil O'Connor. chairman Of the
American Red Gross, noting the
ooth anniversary Of the founding Of
the organisation, said Il nor n holp.
Ing 70 feed and clothe nahre than
0.7o0 American prisoners Of war
and $500 civilian internees reported
to be IN the hands q the ensmy.
"A generous pubNs," Mr.. o'0pn-
nor assorted, has made It posSible
TO supplement the service Of Red
Gross volunteers BY stationint 1900
trained men and women with the
armed forces ct home and abroad,
In hospitals and In the 1leld."
Evening star., 1944-08-23

Q. Where was the Emperor Of
Ethiopia educated?-E. L. H.
A. Halle Selassie received much
Of his education In a French Roman
Catholic mission at Harrar.
Evening star., 1944-08-23

Q. Who published the New Testa.
ment in basic English7-J. r. c.
A. The Cambridge University
Press Of Cambridge. England, pub.
lished it in May, 1s4l, employing Z
vocabulary Of 1000 words.
Evening star., 1944-08-23

Q. What is the source Of the line
CLOSER Is He than breathing and
nearer than hands and feet? Is II
In the Bible?-L. I. N.
A. The line Is not from the Bible
but from Tennyson's "The Hisher
Pantheism," stanza 8.
Evening star., 1944-08-23

@. How many grains are there In
. bushel Of wheat?-L. D. B.
A. The number Of grains Of wheat
per bushel has been estimated -
varying from 446,500 to OIL 80,
Evening star., 1944-08-23
By THE HAsKN eEHYICr.

By THE HAsKN SERVICE.
Q. How many languages are
spoken In China?-D. B. L.
A. Chinas population Of about
460, ,000. 900 people includes some
dozen different races speaking about
a languages and dialects aside from
the Chinese.
Q. Were the rockets referred to
In THE Star spangled Banner" sig.
nab7-S. B. Z.
A. The rockets which were used
In the capture Of Fort McfIenry in
Baltimore Harbor were not signal
flares but carried war heads loaded
With substantial amounts Of ex-
plosive.
@. How many grains are there In
. bushel Of wheat?-L. D. B.
A. The number Of grains Of wheat
per bushel has been estimated -
varying from 446,590 to 7l,Sl0.
q. In which direction should
manila rope be coiled?-A. N. G.
A. Right-handed rope should
always be coiled In q clockwise
direction, with the lay; left-handed,
counterclockwise. This is done to
prevent unlaying Of the line.
@. Where was the Emperor Of
Ethiopia educated?-E. L. H.
A. Halle Selassie received much
Of his education In q French Roman
Catholic mission at Harrar.
@. Who published the New Testa-
ment in basic Enslish?-J. r. C.
A. The Cambridge University
Press Of Cambridge. England, pub
lished it in May, 1o41, employing q
vocabulary Of 1000 words.
Q. Are foreigners included in the
Hall Of Fame 1T New York Uni
versity?-E. +. H.
A. The Hall Of Fame Is specifically
for great Americans. Any person
born in the United States and whose
work has been thoroughly identified
with this country for . long period
Of time may be considered.
Q. OF what are opals composed?-
]. L. p.
A. Opals are really a sondified
mass Of silica and water. Tiny
natural cracks provide their radiance
and their liability to breakase. A
sudden change in temperature may
shatter them to bits.
Q. What does the word "elec-
tronics" mean?-C. L. c.
A. The word Is used to describe
the phenomena that take place
within an ordinary radio receiver
tube and similar tubes and the
uses to which these tubes can be put
Q. What is the source Of the line
"Closer Is He than breathing and
nearer than hands and feet? Is II
In the Bible?-L. I. N.
A. The line is not from the Bible
but from Tennyson's THE Higher
Pantheism," stanza 8.
q. When did the Weather Bureau
receive the first radio weather OBJ
servation from . ship At sea?-N. A,
A. The first message was sent
from the steamship New York, lati-
tude 40 degrees north, longitude 90
degrees west, on December 3, 1905.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
BuIkeIey Leaves PTS
To Command DESTROYER
~ the Asseciatsd Preeu

~ t0e A1eoc1eto0 Frees.
BAYONNE, N. J., Aug. 33.--Lt
Comdr. John D. Buckley, PT boaa
hero Who took Gen. Macarthur AMI
his stan 70 Safety when the Philip
pines fell, h4s left PT service b
command I destzoysr, Il was d.
closed last night.
Comdr. Bulkeley rovoa1od hi
trana8er In q letter 70 Proston L
6utphen. vice president and eou.
eral manager Of Eco, naval divisior
q ths Electric Boat Go. nsrs, which
builds pTh,
Evening star., 1944-08-23

what used to
be the Conmu-
mist party.
1t ought to
concern Aneri-
can cittze e n 8
gene rally to
know the facts
benin this
eArnestness. Be-
cause, Is q re-
suit, already
the complexion
Of one Of the
great parties Of
the country
the Democratic
has kAn,Yy1 m
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Answers to


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5sav. 316 tZe street NE. WSshinston
Z. .. G. Y1sass tncloss 3 eSnts foE
Evening star., 1944-08-23
By Frank r. Kent.

One extraordinary phase of the
fourth-term campaign is the In
tense solidity and earnestness Of
the Communist party-or rather,
Evening star., 1944-08-23

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Evening star., 1944-08-23
MEMS FURNISHINGS

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Evening star., 1944-08-23

q. When did the Weather Bureau
receive the first radio weather OBJ
servation from 4 ship at sea?-N. A.
A. The first message was sent
from the steamship New York, lati-
tude 40 degrees north, longitude 90
degrees west, on December 3, 1905.
Evening star., 1944-08-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Date-Notes Left for Waitress

This person, known only Charley" had left
under his plate asking him w War
and Telegraph She told police she only refused to meet
him, but refused him again.
The mattresses and aanIs told police that after using the
cgaret machine shortly before IL o'clock Monday night Char
ley" rushed outside got his westward
w. Warren.
dark black sedan considered by investigators the
important clue in the
that description by three witnesses late
Monday night Warren dump where Joyce
wa slain.
Dearborn couple told police they passed girl answering
Joyce description walking Warren the dump
D. Monday About 100 yards farther, they said they
passed parked with the door the pavement
omen but did not notice the driver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Bogus Cheek Passer
Given 5-Year Term

Ethan Allen Scott. 80. bad
check PaSSeF and confidence man
recently Of Battle Creek. today
Y Va47-SpHtrHrrrf- ftve-veafs- ifa
prison by Federal Judge Monet
after pleading guilty. 10 violating
the national stolen property act.
FBI agents reported Scott had
passed 20 worthless checks on a
Battle Creek hotel clerk last
July and was guilty OF violating
the federal law when one OF the
checks called for payment on a
Cleveland hank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01

night and day preceding her
death.
She had the handbag when
Golema left her Sunday, he said.
Robbery was discounted by
police as a motive making 1t pos
sible she left il in the car of her
slayer. a detailed search Of the
dump failed to reveal anything
That might have fallen from thc
purse. including what was left Of
ST intru1a- her fSSttifHfdaF =
Elwood ST. Onge, II, Willow
Run worker. who was with Joyce
on one OF her previous escapades,
was also questioned again yesler-
day. lie insisted no had not seen
the girl in some time.
Funeral services for the girl
MeEe held today az the Joseph
-Irtt4FerSlil Funeral Homo 300
Twenty-third, with burial in Wood
laMn Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
EX-COnVict Held
I'm Girls KILLING
Continued from Page one)

sign running block from $3.50 St Antoine 1t is
cuttered with fewer than dozen weatherbeaen houses
and shacks.
Neghbors said they knew nothing about Garrett the
others.
His which has been seized will be examined microscope
cay by 1t James Payne of the police scientific laboratories
today Casts of tire impressions taken the dump W. War
and the Ann bor trail where the girl budgeoned and
stabbed to death between midnight and Tuesday will be
compared with those of CARROTS
1t Payne will also make detailed examination of CARROTS
home and clothing, which under police guard.
Detectives today will confront Garrett with Gus Gaanis
the restaurant Mattresses Turner
a. to determine whether he the person the restau
rant Monday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Police Hunt Girl
Missing Week

Police today continued their
search for l4-year-old Evelyn
Fight, who has been missing from
her home AZ 2945 Hanley, Ham
tramck, since last Friday.
After departing. the girl Wrotc
her mother Mrs. Florence Paya-
non
you don't love me any more.
80 I'm going 10 Florida. ri Sre
YOU in three years"
When last seen Evelyn wore a
light gray spring coat and high
heelcd red shoes. She has brown
hair, blue eyes, is 5 feet 5 inches
tall and weighs IS pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
DEBUT IN WEST

In mis- first appearance in the
Rocky Mountain states since he
became Ohio's favorite son candi-
date TOR the Republican nominal
ton for President, Gov. Bricker
spoke in Colorado Springs last
night and in Denver earlier yes
terday
He criticized the administration
for not keeping the people in
formed on what was going on in
the Pacific area before Pearl Har-
Dor
"If the people had known
what was going on, they would
have demanded protection and
action" he said.
He also told the Republican
women that there must be A
stabilized CURRENCY after The war
and restored fdIrh 1T =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01

Charley, said the mattresses and
Galanis. returned TO the restaur-
ant early in the afternoon Of
Tuesday and "Wednesday. Each
time he drank cup of coffee al
the counter and left.
Garrett. police said. operates
three dump trucks. and although
he lives on the east side OF Wood
-r-afa --Aa&-SeGn-tE CLIIIET1tttty tire
W. Warren PlersOn nelChborhoOd.
Garrett is powerful man.
weighing moro than 200 pounds.
with long arms and remarkably
large and strong baHds. He il or
a light shade for ms race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
Couple Saw Girl and Parked Car

The couple said they neither looked around heard
thing the grit entered dragged into
waiting
driver the w. Warren feeder said he
the description parked the dump three of his
trips between II p m. Monday and a. m. Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-01
IsT ARRESTED IN 1881

f7rrkfftf- > he s---FI4ai-i-S- q u Z
record detectives were unable 70
=lt-sssG4= ll.hea- he= Mas released from
the Illinois pcniienuaIy on the
burglary conviction.
Their first records OF him, po-
lice said. 20 back 10 1881 when
he was arrested and later re-
leased on a charge Of molesting
women.
His next arrest was In May,
1884. when he was accused by a
Detroit girl OF writing her an
improper letter The prosecution
was dropped