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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09

lauskas so well that the Lithuanian lad, not only never forgot them but was "cinch" to become standout college player, barring injury-and warl As things turned out, it was war, after one year at Holy Cross college, and the things Fritz Barzi- lauskas learned from Bill Schofield at Crosby came in mighty handy, when he began to fly Maurauder bombers at low level over France and Germany.
 Shot Down
 Lady Luck was with him for a while, until one day. over Dussel- dorf, Germany, the tickle dame was looking the other way. Fritz, first pilot, and his crew was shot down
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09
Armstrong Next Brady Victim

Hartford, Nov. 9.-"Spider" Arm strong, who during the past ten years has met some of the leading featherweights and lightweights of the past decade, will test the fistic mettle of unbeaten Patrick Brady, Tuesday night at the Auditorium.
 The Canadian ex-serWceman, who has won four bouts since his dis charge, will be the most experienced man that Brady has been asked to face. The l8-year old New Yorker has won l9 bouts, IT on knockouts, but none of his opponents has had the experience Armstrnog boasts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09
Danbury Auto Races

With this coming Sunday. No- yember ii, being Armistice Day, most folks will celebrate 1t as the day hostiIities ceased for World War I.
 At Danbufy, 1t will be . different story. however, tor this Sunday af- ternoon at the Danbury Speedway hostilities wsil start and . day ot fighting is scheduled. fighting Of the auto racing variety with the top flight drivers of the midget auto race ranks battling it out for speed- way honors over this quarter mile strip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09
.Skeek Shoot Sunday

The Waterbury Fish and Game Club vii sponsor skeet shoot next Sunday afternoon at i;s0 o'clock on she Protective Associations grounds on the Cheshire road, John H. Kul- man, treasurer of the organization. extends cordial welcome to all in- terestsd to compete.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09
Rons, Lions, Redskins Lead Pro FootboII
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS Western Division

or BrookIyn I1geTS and Boston Yahks.
 SUNDAY GAMES Chicago Cardinals at Pittsburgh. Detroit at Chicago Bears. Green Bay at Cleveland. New York at Philadelphia. Tanks at Washington.
 LAST WEEKS RESULTS Chicago Bears, 2S; Green Bay, M. Cleveland, 21; New York, IT. Detroit, 10; Boston, g. Philadelphia, 4S; Pittsburgh, 2. Washington, 24; Chicago Cardinals, 2l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09
A. H. [. AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE
 ROUNDUP
lBy United PFeasl

Buffalo moved into second place in the American Hockey league to- day after A 5 to 2 victory over Provi- denee last night, They failed to gain on lsag,lesieAding Indianapolis, which ooaSted to a [ to . win over New Haven.
 Other teams were Idle.
 Tn both games the winner estab- llAhed quick superiority. IndlanAp- oils scored five times in the first period Co sew up the game. Buffaio had 6 to o lead before Providence scored.
 Indianapolis now has won elght games and tied two. losing none. The Capltols have lo points to a Tor Hershey, Eastern Division leader. hefshey has won i've. tied three An2 lRRt tNo, ....,....
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09
QRTa EIRRT oRNTuRY

New foFks--Johnly Marlin, vet. eFan Boston haifbaak. became first National Football keasueE Co crack the century mark this year. Iis gained iao yards from soflmmaas n the Xanks ppenex aGain1t Pitts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09
Touch Football

An important touch football game involving Driggs and St. Joseph teams was scheduled for Municipal Stadium ( p. m. today. the contest being a semi-final event in the Park Department Touch Football league,
 Elocum and BWTinker Sixth Grade teams meet at Hamilton Park in a title" game. each having won a previous encounter among the younger schoolboys in 6 best oi three" series.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09

won't be there. for he !s 6 lucky ticket-holder for the Army-Irish game in New York. but you can wager one of the first things he will do sunday is to grab the news paper to see how Frltz made out at New Haven. It's a foregone ooncln- alQn he Wlll ''hRld hIs eNna" -.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-09

Ghe stars in the ranks of Tanks give thanks That the Cuban grand tour had to vanish. Though this may entail Q loud wall from MacPhau < They'd sooner talk mannsh than Spanish.
 JOE KNIGHT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
CASINO IS
PARTY SCENE

"Wednesday. Aurust IA. thronrs
Of guests wendell their way to
the beautiful Belle Isle Casino az
the reques Of Nesdamcs Pearl
Tenick and Garneiia Carter to
honor Mrs Carters housegucst
from Chicago M charming Mrs
Maudelle Bousefied
After complete fish dinner
which was served cafeteria style.
al exactly the noon hour. the
party Of guests PLAYED bridge un-
III five o'clock Tho hostesses
had five beautiful prizes waiting
for the five highest scorers 10
choose from Miss Thclma VIII
liams chose the cocktail glasses
Mrs. Maggie Bugs the bcauti-
ful table place mats Mrs Julia
Parker. the lovely salt and pap
per containers shaped as flower
buds Mrs Katie Loomis and
Mrs Josephine Edwards picked
the two remaining prizes, r.
cookbook and pretty apron. re-
spectively. Everyone wondered
what Mrs Loomis would do with
her prize az she is the hest
cook ever
The hostesse gave the guest OF
honor Mrs. Dousefield bottle
OF Tuvache Hyacinth and Rose
cologne
Among the guests attending
Continued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25

Barbara Brown. were most cra-
cious in showing all visitors
through their recently purchased
mansion.
Those who appeared on pro-
Gram were Priscilla Anderson.
w. Harvey Hill. Doris Ware. Hia-
watha Givahn, pr. Nellie Beatrice
l'ugcr. Cecil Reeves. Lawrence
Watson and Burton Fuller.
During the afternoon quota
lions were recited BY an guests.
Mrs. lolande Maddox. program
chairman and Mrs. Jerene G.
Mackln president presided Mrs.
Myrtle Cook and Mrs Eula Fran
ces, served nj the punch howl
Mrs. Zadie Poole. and Mrs Rosa
lyus co-chairmeu OF the courte-
~ committee. arranged the re-
ireshmenis assisted by Mrs
Louise Terry
Out-of-town guests in attend
ance wore Mrs Minnie r. Dill
lard. New York CITY James NJ
solomon. Prairie View College.
Prairie View. Texas Mrs Helen
Banks Smith. Cleveland. o. Mrs.
Lena l.. Davis, Cleveland. O.; Mrs.
Houston Brown. and Mrs. Vase
line Love, Of Jackson, Tenn Mrs
Fannie Adams. Tulsa. Okla; Mrs
Ethel Sellers Walton. Montgom-
cry. Ala, with scores of loca'
guests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25

Morton at the home Of their
mother. Mrs NJ f.. Morton OF
Firwood On "Wednesday. Angus,
IA. these sisters honcrcd Mrs.
Maddox with slack party ~ q
o'clock The guests who came for
the midnight luncheon and bridge
we're Mesdamcs Felix McDn,id.
Frances Polk. Eva McBroom. Lot
tie Beptiste Dorothy Price. Ma
rian Thompson Ellen Jane Rodr-
ers and yisscs Melha Crimes.
Marjorie Cater. and Laura John
ston
First bridge prize for the c,cn-
ing went 10 Mrs. McDayid Miss
Laura Johnston and Mrs June
Care won second and third priz-
IS respectively. The hostess
presented tho guest Of honor with
beautiful SILK gown lace trim
med
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
MUSICIANS MEET AT TYUS
HOME FOR GARDEN CONCERT

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Tyus OF g.
Arden Park, were hosts to the
Detroit Musicians association
last sunday.
The large and spacious first
floor was banked with flowers
The guests began to arrive a
1870 pm and continued until
,atc evening
The program was presented in
twenty-minutc intervals during
The afternoon and evening Due
to the capacity in attendance.
early arrivals would depart 20
mako room for late corners.
Mr. and Mrs Tyus assisted by
their daughter. Mrs julius Tay-
Tor and granddaughter Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
THE millions HOSTS
AT ELABORATE PARTY

When Detroiiers received those
cute invitations from DR. and
Mrs Boyton Milton last week,
very few Of thcm realized that
Dr Miltons birthday was the oc-
casion for the celebration II
took place in grand stsle the
Alpha House last Friday evening.
and those in "ihc know brought
the genial host some very fine
gifts. for what he vowed was his
23rd birthday
Mrs Milton received her guests
IN handsome Chinese rod floral
drape frock.
Pretty arrangements o. flowers
we're used on the mantle and a.
the buffet table where white
coated buffers served delicious
friend chicken supper.
Although music was provided,
the guests preferred 10 sip cool
ing beverages and chat with their
hosts
Mrs Millions attractive young
niece. Jeanette Raymond Of
Flint assisted by registering the
guests and serving punch.
Among tho many our-of-town
guests noted al the party we're
Or and Mrs + Virgins Of Wash
ing,on. Dc Mr. and Mrs Ru-
dolph Porter sr and daughter
from Texas Mr. and Mrs Jack
4 Robh from Kentucky and Dr
and Mrs Paul. Roswell from Chi
cage I'll
Among the Detroiiors attend
ing the party were Dr and Mrs
Thomas Brown Mr and Mrs
Ramon Scruggs. Dr and Mrs
Robin Arlington, Mrs Nalerla
Pottiford. Mr. and Mrs Sam
Thomas Mr. and Mrs John
rancy. nr and Mrs Harold
Johnson Mrs VILLA Johnson.
Or and Mrs Rudy Porter Dr
end Mrs Gil Edwards. Dr and
Mrs John Edwards Mrs Mary
Roberts, Dr and Mrs Joseph
Marlowe. Mr. and Mrs Lynn VA
Corkle Dr and Mrs J NJ
Martin. Or and Mrs Haley
Bell Or. and Mrs Samuel NIL
ton. Dr and Mrs Graham Dr.
and Mrs r Robinson. Mr. and
Mrs Claude Cooper Or and Mrs
John Greene. Mrs Felix McDayid
Mrs Snowden Williams Sadle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
.--
MRS. STANTON GIVES
LOVELY RECEPTION

Mrs Joseph stanton II ST.
Owen avenue assisted nv her
daughter Mrs John Sures Was
hostess at pretty reception
Monday evening which honorcd
her eitlhood friend Mrs Amelia
Roberts an instructor at Tuske-
Sc institute Ma and Mrs " o.
Bousefield Of CHICAGO. M
The guests were recci,ed hv
MIS- kenneth stanton. and after
meeting Tho honorees they pro.
ceeded 10 the dining room where
Mrs Winfred Aston and Mrs
Victoria Thoma- pre-
sided At beautifully appoin ed
table \ coiorful floral piece Of
deep orange gladioli marieolds
and astcrs conferred the table
which was covered with an en-
hroidered cloth Dainty cookies
which We're made BY the hostess
and delicious fruit punch were
served
Among the guests were Mes
danes Joseph Pelham. H. r.
Johnson y F. Thomas ST..
Samuel Thomas. j. r. Mccall.
Julia Parker Mi,in Gaines John
Smith Allie Smith. F 4 Carter.
Aaron Toodle Edward Wallace
r. c Barnes Lowell Cuzzens
II. S Dunbar. Frank Raiford.
Jennie Young Nashti Clement.
Misses Harriet Barrier, Nellie
Watts and many more.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Ya1ian Maddox, Pretty Chicagoan,
genorpd At Several Parties

.,,.,l.v August Is. Mrs.
~ cs,ey entertained with sew
ny .t,e. ol bridge at the home
~ r,iher Mrs Alvin Lee OF
avenue. in honor OF
- v.ian Maddox Of Chicago.
~ ,.n.,sne,i OF Mrs. Angel
e ..sn aud Tor Miss Laura
.r.ton Of Columbia. Sc who
s.,s ,i.ilns her fiance, En-
Il 9ss~nI
carey served her guests
mimi buffet dinner OF chick
aam among the guests
.si,. u,ue Willcitc Womack.
Roberts Marguerite Me-
Ean Rodeers. Gladys An
Frances Polk Dolly
Heeu Westbrooks.
Frances Polk. Dolly
Aae iiailer. Enmetta Stew
Lo'ise bapnsie. Geraldine Sy-
Nil oie Carter, Margaret
. Gertrude Duncan, Doiy
l.li.m Brown, Media
efs..s ouc Mcfarland and Sue
Aoloh
MISS Marjorie Garter Won first
H. ana GLADYS Andrews, the
supu'
Also entertaining for Mis-. Ma
In NadoN this week Were Mrs
sr. plia stewart and Miss Sue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Guests Visit
Prophet Jones

Dr. and Mrs. o W Langston.
OF chicago. III Mrs Mary l.
Walton Of BIRMINGHAM. Ala and
AIRS Dcllic stephens OF Phenix
civ Alabama arc the house
quests al the home Of the Rev
pr James r Jones and his
mother Mrs Catherine l. Jones
~ Nrden Park
Mrs Walton is the mother OF
Rev lanes l.. walton executor
Of the Church Of the Universal
Triumph Dominion Of God faith
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
BARBECUE
HONORS MEDIC

on Saturday August is Mrs
Bcatrice Gillian fefed her hus-
hand. Or, James Gillian with
birthday party Their many
friends we're bid 10 come for
barbecue roast in the handsome
game room Of the Gillian home
On rrowbridee. whore an indoor
barbecue pit is hult. Flying
down Just especially for the oc-
cnsion were DR. and Mrs Walk
er Allen from Philadelphia Pa.
who were also honored guests
at he affair.
Among the THRONES Of visitors
and guests who Joined in the
birthday celebration of Dr Gill
liams wore Miss Odessa Gil
liam. sister Of the honorce Mr.
and Mrs William Brown. Or and
Mrs Walter Willis, Or and Mrs
u. T Burton. pr and Mrs julius
Graham. Dr. and Mrs NJ Pal
more DR. and Mrs Remus Rob-
inson, Dr. and Mrs. Donovan
Givens Or and Mrs William
Arnold and their house guest
front Marshall Texas. Mrs IIar-
W J Long: pr and Mrs Paul
Boswell Of Chicaeo, m nr and
Mrs y a Milton. pr and Mrs
Hershol Bundrant. Mrs Marian
Maddox Of Chicago. H.. Or.
and Mrs G Harriet of Chicago.
III. pr and Mrs r Virgins
~ Washington De- Dr and
Mrs William Coins Dr and
and Mrs Elias Dixon. Dr and
Mrs Arthur Roddie Dr and
Mrs Haley Bell Or. and Mrs
Paul Alexander. DR. and Mrs
John Greene. Dr and Mrs Gil
Edwards. Dr and Mrs Thomas
Brown Or and Mrs J. p. Mar
tin. Miss Lillian Branch Dr
r. Mitchell. Mrs. Catherine
Wells and others
Mrs vivian I.illard Of SIC AlEer
avenue spen, her vacation with
friends In Chicago. III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
McMICHAEL CLOSES
SUCCESSFUL SUMMER
SCHOOL SESSION

August 10th marked the close
of tho most successful summer
school session in the history Of
McMichael Elementary school To-
Gated al West Grand boulevard
and Grand River avenue
In an interview with Principal
F. J ,orrican he stare that he
was very pleased with the con-
duct and attendance this sum
mer and that more pupils had
made grade this summer than
az any time in he history ~
the summer school
The McMichael School was ex-
cellently stated this summer
with thirty teachers and had an
enrolment OF 6s7 pupils Mr. Cor
riean who advocates that not
nearly enough is being done in
the school system To train hoys
and girls in the wise use 81
leisure time or 10 develop conr-
ses along their hobby interest
announces that the music conr-
SEES offered as part time SUM
mer school class were extremely
we'll attended this year
In recent years McMichael In
termediate has been offering a
music class which meets twice
a week for 1926 for the sum
mer These classes provide the
use OF the school instruments
In teaching instrumental music
10 individuals.
Mr.. Corrigan hopes that next
year he will be able 10 offer
swimming classes as part ot
his hobby program during the
summer session
Winifred Broyles and her life
long friend. Darrell Boyles. had a
grand vacation in New York City.
Mary Agnes Davis also spent sew
erai delightful days in Gotham.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
YOUNG ARTISTS
RESENTED BY
|yAACP GROUP

IA- AAACr issued a call TO
of rs ,aliA members through
et ill., 10, and launched its first
Ma,s prascnta,ion under the
.sn oi Youth Director Ro-
irA g,Galrc "Wednesday Au-
tx ls Prince Hall Masonic
NMs fhis program WAS held
Is onn,tion with the Prince
.Nal ltu'1 Week celebration I'M
s-- ~ censorship Of John l.
.5r.s Md Matter Ballenger.
Some % the most outstanding
sl ~ sHown musical artists
an ne tour areas OF Detroit
we're presented in a recital pro-
.sm. Among those appearing on
no nro4rm were Clarence and
|hnol Mckinney Of McMichael
Ase school who open Q d
- proeiam with piano duet.
flap ana Circumstance Daniel
? Neusom president of the
1Ene university NAACP chap
N presided and made the open
q remarks. reminding the youth
q their responsibility in carrying
ti The newly organized dynamic
i'qsram ~ the youth councils
and Of making the newly an
fmnced peace lasting one in
rgly democratic Detroit.
he attractive aud "Bound for
h'FWood' trio. known as The
aafnonettos rendered three Sc
.Nigns Somebody's Knocking
az Your Door" This Is Ny Coun-
ii 'aad "a Paper Doll The
f'nbers az The trio are Dolores
smith, Francis Smith and Doris
Ferry The Peers. newly or
'arlzed 1uartei gave two selec-
IONS and several encores Miss
hrr Marie Moore gave a most
'Meleni and unusual perform
'''e ~ p Spanish Suite the first
movement by Beethoven. The
hsa.shi o. the evening was the
''''eniaiion Of Billy Hines, who
Presented several numbers.
AFTER The program. a social
'o'r honoring The participants
vas given for the youth by the
Members ~ he Prince Hall lodge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Mississippian
Views Estate

M Walker 1882 st Antoine
'ee' returned 10 the city Thurs
ny after spending two weeks
suing relatives and getting bus
mess siraightened out on his
,''m AZ trswford Miss. While
y ne state OF Mississippi Mr.
"a'Ae was guest OF relatives in
Columbus
Nf walker stated that the most
,|oyanle ps< Of his trip was
we DAY I've spent on his l3s
acre farm at Crawford. Miss.
.o'sessek riding. eating country
'''a chicken and trailing through
7e "hiie cotton fields. Enroute
, s''''' hs stopped briefly in Kan
we ~ and Chicago. H.. to Wis
'''''i'cs in those cities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25

Mrs Vivian Lillard Of SIC AlEer
avenue. spent her vacation with
friends IN chicago. III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Brothers Meet
On Pacific Isle

SOMEWHERE IN THE MAR
STALLS Island Delayed -
Navy CoNswain Darrell NJ Beech's
first trip TO The Pacific was elm
axed on this island when he
came ashore and found his broth
er Marine Sergeant Earl u. Beech
at a softhall game. The brothers
had not seen each other since
LEAKING their home In Tappa-
hammock, Va years ago. report
cd Marine sgt Collie J. Nichol-
son.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25

Roufi Brown Mr. and Mrs VIM
Polk Dr and Mrs Frank Raj
ford Margery Carter DR. and
Mrs Donovan GiYens Mr. and
Mrs lIoWard McNeal Mrs How
ard Gresham Mr. and Mrs Thom-
as McCampbell Mr and Mrs ~
man Burris. Or and Mrs Benz
Seabrook and many more
Mrs McMurray Of sherman ST..
has been confined 70 Grace hospi-
tai.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
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YOUNG MAN
MALE HELP WANTED

Ass ia 70 IS. fof work IN Shippinf
depsrtmsnt Experience preferred hnply
Ar. Underwood Deirex Corp. 1905
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blocks south of Fenkci
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Index TO
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-21

Jack Sullivan, tall, heavy and baseball minded son of the city pay master, Frank Sullivan, has a wire from Roy Dissinger, St. Louis Car dinal scout, relative to tryout at 8 Cardinal training camp soon. The Brooklyn AC infielder of last sea- son, also has been looked over and gent interested in the baseball fortunes of the Pittsburgh Pirates who wants to give him a trial; but the boy, a Crosby graduate, 20 years of age, and GOOD STUDENT, wants to go to Yale, where he could get fine education; and have the baseball advice of A. s. Red Rolfe, Yale coach and former Yankee star infielder for many years. Though 20 years of age he has been rejected for military service. Frank (Hank) Lacilla, the PIN UP BOY of Bert Bowen's Brookslde business estate, and Rollicking Rocco Mara, police chief at Waterbury Tool were two of 60 new Knights of Columbus put through" last night. Charley (Sin- baO Tocchio, the so-called SKI fan cier, has also been listed for KC &C., tion. . "Pinky' Woods of Water bury is on his way to the Red Sox camp in Jersey, the proud papa of a new g pound son, born on the day before the first day of Spring, 1945, which was YESTERDAY. The Woods are now parents of boy and girl, and make thsir home in Rut- land. Vermont.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-21
De Paul 15-17
 Over R. ]. Tonite

New York, March 21-CUP)-De- Paul University,s smooth and spec dy team became a short-priced fa- vorite today to win the National 1nvitational Basketball tournament and was quoted Is to IT points bet ter than Rhode Island State, it's semi-final opponent tonight.
 Defending champion St. Johns its prestige shaken by a narrow escape from defeat in the first round, was bare 2 to favorite over Bowling Green of Ohio in the other Semi-finals contest.
 The heavy margin of points On DePaul was offered because Rhode Island plays the same fast-break- ing type of offensive game as west Virginia, the team which the Blue Demons eliminated, 76 to 52. There seemed little doubt in the minds of the experts that DePaul would be able to throttle the New England CTS similarly.
 Tomorrow night, the four eastern representatives begin the Blue Ribbon" National Collegiate meet with New York University oppos- ing Tufts and Ohio State playing Kentucky in the Eastern semi finals.
 At Kansas City, Mo, on Friday night, Arkansas opposes Oregon and Utah plays Oklahoma A & M in the Western NCAA semi-finals.
 The finals games in both the East and West will be played here and at Kansas City on Saturday night.