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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-19

sembled group of IS veterans how to organize a small business. He warned the group not to open a small business at the completion of the course He explained that 1t was not the purpose of the plan to get the veteran to do that. He said the course is to instruct the veteran in the various aspects of the small business before he at- tempts to star. his own.
 other speakers who addressed the veterans briefly we're Thomas Nolan. assistant superintendent of schools: Miss Nancy Delaney, di- rector of the Veterans Advisory Center. and James Tyreli, co-cr- dinator Of the program which will be given 90 nights, for two hours each night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-19
LithuaniGn Group Meeting Tonight

Bowling matches g1ll be held by the Lithuanian Citizens Political Club st St. Joseph's Alleys tonight at 6 o'clock. following a business meeting at the clubhouse at i0s Green Street. John Noreika will prseide ct the session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-19
Biz TOuUn's People LOUed Walker, Euen When He Was Officially Wrong

New York, Nov. le-lUP)-New York lost a link to the golden past when James !. Walker died.
 Above all other pubic figures, the little man with the wloe grin and the slicked-down hair Vvpifieo the days when Manhattan was rin-hap- py and every night was filled with the wonders Of good champagne ane pretty chorus girls.
 As New Works mayor, Jammy'S of- ficial acts often were severely uues- tioned by serious-mindec citizens, and once charges were filed with the governor oemanding his removal Yet despite this. the Big Towns people still loved him.
 Walker was volatile and i-~epreSs- ible. He was a master of the wise crack deft Rt repar1ee He was a superb orator and 6 natural show man. AS a political tactician few sur passed him.
 Loved Him For High Living
 While Mayor, he spent much O. his time st the swank Central Park Cas- ino-where gingerale cost S200 6 bottle and champagne went al S25.
 Did the liutle people. the voters get sorep They loved him for it.
 Walker was born June 1s. 1881. in & little red brick house in the heart of Greenwich Village. He got hls frs taste 0f politics in 1909. at 28. when he was elected to the State ASsemb- ly.
 It was here that he met snoshe, famous product Of the sidewalks O. New York--A Smith. Smith. ar eight-term veteran, took the young CT man under his wing and they be- came inseparable frienoS.
 Acted in Musiczl show
 Walker stin found time to work al his first loTe-anuSic. He wrote the lyrics to a popular song called WI You Love Me In December AS HOg Did In Nay" collected S1O00O ir royalties. and got a job in a musica. show called The Duke Of Dulush
 He met his first wife. Janet Al- len. o! Clinton. la. in the Duke show They were married in 1912
 Smith always wore SIP suits. while Walker dressed to the teeth in Man. haitian finest, but they worked vel together.
 Walker fought persistenly for vel fare legislation and for bills tha' would permit New York City to run its affairs withou; interference from the res, Of the state.
 Moved Into Big Time
 The people liked him so well tha, he went to the State Senate in 19ls where he served n years.
 Then came the big time, the big spotlight which never left him. h 1925, Jimmy was nominated f0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-19
GOES TO NEW YORK

Augusta, Me NOV. IB -tUP)- state Education Commissioner Harry V. Gibson has resigned to become associate commissioner of education in New Yok state, it was announced today. The resignation becomes effective Dec. 3l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-31

a successful dairy farmer may be
uncertain about The future, but ncN-
or about pasture.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-31
Society News
TRAIN IN THE VALLEY.

We live with trains here in Urairlc
NaiicN,
This river plain without a hill in
sight,
Md no hills short of the Lakes, or
west to the Rockies,
We live with trains, we hear them
dav and night.
Beating time in the silence of
horizons.
They make us know horizons move.
They rum
When our own cars are doing IN
the yard
And the roads. empty of dust, sleep
IN The sun,
We have made us beasts of burden
out of steel.
And they are faithful to the endless
trust,
tn.I beautiful beyond the bonds of
service,
They with their breath of smoke and
hearts of rust,
They that sing of the continent We
love,
Leaving plumcs Of cloud along the
sky,
They are the clocks that tell the
hours of space,
Ticking off distance as the miles go
Ivy.
Allen L. Woodail
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-31
PRESBYTERIAN Study Class.

The Woman's Auxiliary foreign
mission study period OF the tH>
Presbyterian church will be held
Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the home of Misses Cornella an
Mary Belle Gary on Charles street,
it was announced today. The meet
ing was originally scheduled to meet
at the home of Mrs. Roy HodWcll.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-31

1t. and Mrs, r. A. Mcdowell lcft
yesterday for Elmira, N. Y. to spcn /
he remainder Of 1t. MCDoWclls' ter
ninal leave before receiving his dis
barge from the y. S. Navy. The
'ouDlc will them make their homo
in Cambridge, Mass, where 1t. Nc
DoWell will esume his studies At
harvard University.
Evening star., 1946-09-07
Esther Has Studio Disrupted
By SheiIoh Grohom

role in "Flame of Tripoli." while
Yvonne De Carlo Dances" says
Brod, II go off with George Brent
to have a drink"-in the picture
of course. Brod is currently trying
for the part of a painter with Rom
aid Regan and Viveca Lindfors in
Night Unto Night"
Red Shelton tells me that moi
only can he paint and bind books
and write, but he can also make
lamps, and - better still he car
cook. II can do baked Alaska In
five minutes" he tells me proudly
"and you must come around some
time and try my italian sauce on
spaghetti" Stop 1t, Red, I'm trying
to diet. Anne Jeffreys is in q
black wig and dancing girl makeup
on the RKO lot and even when they
tell me it's Anne Jeffreys I still
don't recognize her. I've never
seen such a complete change OF
personality caused by change in
hair color.
Clark Gable visiting with Joan
Crawford at Warmers. Little
Wanda Hendrix, who was so good
as the servant In Confidential
Agent" with Boyer and Bacall, is
waiting for another picture at
Paramount. II was tested for Dear
Ruth" says Wanda. Mona Free
man got the role. But I'll get into
another picture soon if it busts me-"
says the cute 17-year- -older, who
looks about IA. And that, perhaps,
is her handicap.
North American Nswspopsr AIIiones
Evening star., 1946-09-07
Author of Blaze of Noon
Knows His Subject Well
By Harry Macarthur

capt Ernest Gam is medum-szed probably mid
nies not unhandsome in beaten q
new thousands OF
Tor one OF the ATCs
across the United States Between author
Evening star., 1946-09-07

pilots and do the more hazardous
stunt flying.
Il \ \ X
Bulletin board: Eugene O'Neill's
THE Iceman Cometh" will have a
curtain time of $50 pm. when the
Theater Guild stages it in New
York. There will be dinner in
termission from $50 to 7:45 and
the final curtain will be at approx
mately II pm. Mr.. O'Neill has
done this before with Strange In
terlude" in 1928 and Morning Be-
comes Electra" in 1891. 1T Hap
pened at the Inn," the Little,s next
attraction, will have special Tues
day night premiere, sponsored by
France Forever. The Arlington
Little Theater will have tryouts
next Wednesday night at 8 at the
Arlington Farms Recreation Hall
Evening star., 1946-09-07
HOLLYWOOD.

| HOLLYWOOD.
Esther williams is doing a tango
with Jimmy Durante in This Time
for Keeps" wish you could see
Jimmy's face, as he handles Esther
with the greatest care. Esther's ex-
pected baby is certainly disrupting
the Metro studio. First OF all, they
had to close down "It Happened In
Brooklyn" because Durante must
finish his scenes with Esther in
This Time for Keeps" so she can
go away and have her baby. And
Xavier Cugat is champing at the
bit-he's supposed to start a concert
OF so cities October l, but he can't
leave town until the middle of Octo-
Der because he must wait for his
scenes in Esther's picture until all
hers are finished. "And all" SAYS
Xavier bitterly, because OF leetle
babee."
Cute sight on the Metro lot:
Jackie Jenkins roaming around with
bare feet. Butch" is one star who
does not allow movie stardom to
interfere with his enjoyment Of life.
:. The Rita Hayworth-Tony Mar
tin romance seems to have cooled
on Rita's side. Tony is so miserable
he won't come to town-except to
work. He's now living at Del Mar.
Larry Adler of to England for
concert tour at the end of October.
:. Newest romance in town is be-
tween Rex Harrison-Lillie Palmer's
3-year-old Carey and the Ron
aid Colmans' 2-year-old Juliet.
=. And that reminds me, Peggy Ann
Garner had her first kiss with Lon
McCallister in Bob, Son of Battle. +"
Now she Is more ga-ga than ever
about Lon. But Lon seems to be in
different. Wait another few years,
Peggy.
Dick Simmons Is the new Doctor
Gillespie. He will carry on where
Van johnson left OF in the series.
Dick lives at Long Beach and COM
mutes to Metro in one of his planes.
He also owns q P-38. but reserves
that for longer trips. Kathryn
Grayson is now the owner of q l5-
room house In Santa Monica, and
her best young man, Johnnie Johns
ton, Is helping her with the decorat-
ing, etc. Johnnie Is worried because
his wife obtained q California di-
vorce instead of going to Las Vegas.
And I'm afraid that Kathryn won't
wait . whole year for me-" SAYS
Johnnie. Well, II Kathryn won't
wait q year. 1t won't be love. The
wait Of q year between marriages is
good thing and prevents hasty
leaping into matrimony.
Why pictures cost money: There's
q bakelite floor for q, dancing scene
with Bing Crosby and Joan Fon-
taine in THE Emperor Waltz" 1t
cost $4,000, with the design in the
middle costing all of 5000.
I don't think that Veronica Lake
and her husband, Andre De 10th
will be making any more pictures
together. Andre directed Veronica
in "Ramrod" and 1t just didn't work
out. II you can't bawl out your
star or use strong hand when
required, results aren't very salts
factory. Andres next assignment
Is with Barbara Stanwyck in THE
Other Love-"
Broderick Crawford describes his
Evening star., 1946-09-07
Five Are Cast

Alexis Smith, Eleanor Parker
Zachary Scott, Sydney Greenstreet
and Gig Young have been set for
starring roles In Warner Bros.
forthcoming drama, The Woman in
White
The new hlm is based upon the
famous mystery story Of the same
title by Wilkie Collins.
The Woman In White" will be di.
rected by Peter Godfrey and pro-
duced by Henry Blanke.
Evening star., 1946-09-07
Sturges Is Modest
BY The Asseeioted Press

HOLLYWOOD.
In an industry famous for self
praise and exploitation Preston
Sturges can lay claim to distinction.
While teamed with Comedian
Harold Lloyd in The Sin OF Har-
old Diddlebock," Sturges' sole screen
credit is contained in the following:
This is the story OF q water boy
who thought he was q member OF
the team -. and Of q failure who
thought he was getting some place.
The first part OF the story was
done by Harold Lloyd about Is years
ago. The second part was also done
by Harold Lloyd, with q little writ
ing and directing thrown in by his
friend and admirer, Preston
SturReS,"
Evening star., 1946-09-07
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of SHOWING

Stage.
National-"Blackstone": 2::30 and
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol Smoky: II am, las, 4
6:35, 9:10 and HAS pm. Stage
shows: l2.40. 3:15, $50. s:25 and
II pm.
Columbia-"Cluny Brown: ll:2e
am, lao, 3:25, 5:25. 7:30 and
9:35 pm.
Earle-'The Big Sleep: 1896
am, l2:45, Ass, $40, ,7:20, 9:35 and
1850 pm.
Hippodrome - Madonna OF the
Seven Moons: 2:25. Ais, sos,
and $50 pm.
Keith's-"The Kid From Brook
lyn": 11:15 am, Las, 3::35, 5:45
7:55, 1905 pm. and 1915 am.
Little Jane Eyre: l1:25 am.
1880, $3.50, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:45 pm
Metropolitan Night and Day:
11:20 am, las, Ais, Gas, 9:10 and
11:40 pm.
Palace = Monsieur Beaucaire"::
Evening star., 1946-09-07
What, No Tinsel?
Dy ihs Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Christmas tree decorations are
harder to locate than white shirts
these summer days, and even re-
sourceful movie studios can't per-
form miracles.
Director Roy Del Ruth searched
high and low for trimmings and
Yuletide bells for q scene in "It Hap
pened on Fifth Avenue" None could
be found.
Three prop men, with five chill
dren, finally came up with the dec
orations. On q loan, however.
Evening star., 1946-09-07

II am, los, Sis, 5:2s, 7:3o, e:4o
and Has pm.
Pix-"Girls Under az; 2:io, AS,
$40, 8:55, 11:l0 pm. and l:20 am.
Trans Lux - News and shorts.
Continuous from 1918 am.
Evening star., 1946-09-07
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

0YYO H73 King Ss.-Aisx. 3445.
sssssaD Parking Space. Air Conditioned
BARRY SULLIVAN and BELITA
sSUSpEN8E
Evening star., 1946-09-07
HlSER. BETHESDA ~. i, WI; e.. Av'

AT C0ndftt0ned.
Last Times To-day! Monogram'S
Million Dollar Productioni
SUSPENSE"
Starring BELITA. BARRY SULLIVAN,
ALBERT DEKKER, BONITA GRANVILLE
Walter Winchell says. This tale freezes
the blood! At /, 3:36, 6:3b. 7:36 AMI
$40 PM. Extra added. Mickey Mouse and
Pluto In Walt Disney's "SQUATTER'S s
RIGHTS" Coming Sunday. MAKE MINE
Evening star., 1946-09-07

for their first play Of the season,
Arsenic and Old Lace" Loew,s
Columbia will have a cartoon car
nival" the morning of September 81,
with II technicolor cartoons. Show
starts at 8 am.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-05
Today's Birthdays

DR.. Herbert S, Gasser,. director
of the Rockefeller Inst. for Medl-
cal Research. New York, born at
Platteville, Wis, SO years ago.
DR.. Eugene l. Opie of New
York. famed pathologist, born at
Staunton. Va. 70 years ago.
Henry Cabot Lodge. Of, Mass,
former U. S. senator, who gave
up his seat to serve in the armed
forces, born at Nahant, Mass, "A
years ago.
Frederick Lewis Allen, editor.
in-chief Of Harper Mag, New
York. noted author, born in Bos-
ton, 56 years ago.
Alva j. Breasted, Baptist clergy
man, chaplain, onetime chief of
army chaplains, born at Findley
Lake. N. Y, 70 years ago,
DR.. John H. Northrop of New
York, famed medical scientist
born at1Yonkers, N. VI SIS years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-05
HOW ABOUT THESE.
RUSSIANS

There is an old English
proyerb that has lived to re-
mind us that talk is cheap"
But cheap talk like the Rus
slams are giving us is sure
TO be very expensive if we
carry on our attempts to
compromise with the views
of Stain, Molotov, and the
rest of their breed. It seems
impossible to expect to get
together with any nation
that has shown the lack of
understanding of world af-
fairs in the way that Rus
STA has exhibited herself.
The Soviet Socialist Re-
public covers one-sixths of
the earth's surface. Russia
never has had a government,
that was half civilized. The
reigning Cars were tough
and brutal, and, Stains
bunch are not. much Of an
improvement. Molotov and
the rest of the roughnecks
and ignoramuses call them
selves Communists. They
constantly persist in stirring
up trouble in Argentina -
Just to balk the Americas.
In the English language
Communism is a new Rus
sian word, because its es-
tablished definition meant
people no participate,
join interests, have a part
nership, a national owner
ship. joint tenancy. But in
Russia the Communists are
still under the heel of
despots. They can vote a
ticket with just one set of
names, Stain and Com
pany's puppets. w h i h
means that they must vote
only for their masters The
Central Government of Rus
STA absorbs all the capitals
tic control of all their peo-
pie. Their new national
anthem glorifies the Great
Russia of the Great Lenin
and Stain.
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NATIONAL eDlTOR lAl-
llLc * ASSOCIATION
lJU ,zEz1S5s -lz2soeSss.-
WATCHES TORNADO
FROM PLANE

The season for tornadoes
is back again and consider
able damage was done by a
twister in Southern Mich
igan and Canada recently.
AT the time of the lorna
do, an airplane pilo t
changed his course so that
the aircraft, with % pas
sengerS, would not cross
the path of the storm.
Ray Miner, the pilot,
watched the tornado from
the sky. seeing it crush
buildings and pick up OBJ
jects and whirl them around.
He described the storm as
stretching from the ground
TO the cloud base, about q
500 feet, or 5000 feet in the
air.
According to Miner, the
tornado would hit the
ground and dissipate, and
then stretch down and hit
the ground again, making
whirlpools of the storm
clouds close to the ground. :
We call attention to the re-
port that the tornado dissi-
pated upon hitting t h e
ground in a whirling move
ment, it loses its immediate
destructiveness but that tor
nado hit the ground and
bounced.
Mr.. Miners observations
seem to establish the fact
that when the tornado hits
the ground in a whirling
movement, it dissipates its
immediate destruetiveness
but that later the same
force in the air sends the
twister back to the ground
to do additional damage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-05
THE GONE WORLD
IDE A

There has been consider
able talk about lone world, !"
and the suggestion is made
that people are out-of-date
who do not accept the march,
of events;
II should be pointed out,
however, that while the de-
velOpment of tran sporta-
ton an d communication
has shortened distances be-
tween the various parts of
the globe, there has been
no similar development in
the realm of political or
economic PHILOSOPHERS.
Consequently, when we
speak of zone world" we
should understand that all
the phrase means is that
each. part of the world is,
in a sense dependent upon
the rest of the world and
that events anywhere have
an effect everywhere.
So far as political and
economic ideals are con-
cerned, there is nothing
like ''one world" and there
may be | my years before
the peopl&bf the world will
learn TO cooperate through
their governments. In the
meantime, all that an intel
ligent people can do is to
prepare themselves for CO.
operation and also for the
defense of their way of life.
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NO FURTHER NEED

When the OPA rent cell
ings became effective in
Key West. shortly after the
beginning of World War II,
The Citizen published an
editorial ON that subject,
and ii was so fair landlords
accused The Citizen of sid
ng with the OPA, and 0PA
officials accused The Citizen
Of favoring the landlords.
Fairness in a dispute of
any kind brings forth sim7
liar reactions from both
Siaes to the dispute. Reason
Cor that is that adherents
0f one side are SO wrapped
up III their contention they
are unable To eoncede anyv
thing to the other side, and
vice versa.
Ii we recall rightly, we
said that a gross income of
Ii per cent annually in
rentals. based on what the
property had cost, was fair,
but OPA officials said it
was too high and landlords
declared it was too low. The
latter maintained that the
rentals should be at least IL
per cent because of the ex-
penses of taxes, upkeep and
insurance, and 0PA thought
that IL per cent would pro-
vide sufficient revenue to
leave a fair profit, after all
expenses had been paid.
But how about deteriora-
ton? the landlords asked.
Should that not be consid-
cred also when we, fix q
basis for the payment of
rentsg
Were that subject dis
cussed today. with 0PA
control discontinued temper
arily, similar views would
be advanced by the parties
to each side of the subject.
In only one way can adj
iustments be made that are
satisfactory, that is, must be
satisfactory, TO everybody
concerned, and that is the
operation of the law of sup
ply and demand. The time
will come in Key West, as
well as elsewhere in the
United States, when that
law will be in effect again,
and when that time comes
there will not be any furth-
er need for legislation in
fixing ceiling prices on any
thing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-05
Your Horoscope

Today produces person Of
great capacity for knowledge and
with keen and retentive mind.
There is great versatility, some-
times too much, since it may
draw the abilities into too varied
Avoid the general ten
dency for Incidence and self-in-
diligence and cultivate strength
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SOON AVAILABLE

BATHTUBS SOON AVAILABLE
It won't be long before we can
supply you with bathtubs or
complete bath. toilet, basin sets.
1t would be wise to let us know
your wants now so that you
can be. among the. first to get
what you need. Come in and
put your name on our list, Pep
per's Plumbing Supplies. 512
Fleming St., Phone lib.
jul 1-tf
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the Advertisers
Statesmen WANTED

Fine Rawleigh business available
in Monroe county. Products
sold Is years. 1900. families.
Nearby dealer, w. Kunze, max
ing sales of SIS and more many
weeks. Business very good.
For full particulars write to-
day. Rawleigh's, Dept. FAC
116-227, Memphis, Tenn.
jly2-3-5-9 .10-11
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There is nothing wrong
with any economic theory
that says an individual
should get as much as he
can earn.
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spRCaAL NOTICES.

An reading notices. cards ~
thanks. resolutions OF reSp2et. eatts
nary notices. poems, etcss viii hS
charged for at the rate OF lV cents
a fine.
Notices for entertainment ~
churches from which . revenue u
40 be derived are cents y line
The citizen is an open forum and
Invites discussion Of public issues
aud subjects OF local or generat
Interest but il will net publish
anonymous communications
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-05

Harvesting tools used - ~
United States a. late s. i
were Of the sansetyps - Ihs
used IN Biblical days
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-05

The worth of a city is
only to be accounted by the
worth of its men and wom-
en-.
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FOR SALE-Two suites of bed
room furniture, 1le living
room suite, including ten valu-
able antique pieces. Also, two
attractive table lamps. one G..
E. refrigerator and gas range,
like new. Call Tram for ap-
pointment. jly5-3tx
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Or. Judah L Maknes. 81
or the Hebrew University 1s
alem, born In San ffank <a -
years ago.
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RADIO PROGRAM
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Bedroom suite. chest of drawers,
vanity and bed with springs.
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The spirit of freedom is
wherever men are learning
10 do justice to one another.
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For Sale - Four six-year-old
Prichardi Palms, one Travlus
Palm, one baby bed, one stroll
Ter. J. D. Bearup, rear 514
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20 gallon gas water heater.
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