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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

REFINED PROTESTANT, 40, who will
give quality. quantity and proper spirit in
modern suburban motherless home one
child. Need immediate employment Phone
Columbia 3905-W. Apt. No. 4.
RESIDENT AGENT, apt. house; yrs exper.
real est. and pvt. sec'y; educated. perso-
nality excep. bus exper.; finest refs
Box 25S-X, Star. 27s
RY-STENOGRAPHER, Dictaphone
operator, Addressograph u yrs expert
ence: SIS week. Call Woodley 577O. 25s
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE wishes position
in dr.'s office about Oct. l 5, trained physio-
therapist; references. Dec. 1921 after 7
any evening.
WOMAN with excellent BACKGROUND seeks
position where ability to edit, slant and
revrite copy and to read proof may be
ADVANTAGE, Experience includes publishing
house and Al New York advertising
agency copy work. Box 256-X, Star.
WORKING HoUSEKEEPER, refined, white,
excellent cook. capable. in motherless, re-
fined home. Box 1S9H, Star.
MOTHER, young. with baby to keep house
in exchange for home. Box 155-H, Star
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

ENTERTAINERS, singers and dancers, etc.
white. For appointment call Met 5000.
MEN AND WOMEN-Show ringless hosiery
to your friends, 59c. Advertised brand
guaranteed. Good percentage. S03 Penn.
ave. NV.
SHIRT UNIT PRESSER OPERATOR, ex-
perienced, colored Apply Wah Lung
Laundry Co., 2445 18th st. NV.
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Rockville,

Thomas A. Boyan 90, Washington, and
Iris M. Owens. %, Silver Spring. Md.
Clifton L. Green, jr., 81. and Catherine
Earl N Spinks, "a, Warrenton Va, and
Fletta Schaeffer. -21. Alexandria. Va.
Edward P Morgan, 90 and Joan Norton,
%, both of Washington.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
POSITIONS NOW OPEN
WASHINGTON TEACHERS AGENCY.
936 National Press Bldg Rep. l712.
TRAVEL REPR., n n age nsw 25 5,,sto to
ness dept Nationwide finance CO.
Prefer college grad Excel. starting salary
WINDOW TRIMMER, tnr m,' c'atp, exp,
ing establishment downtown salary. S35
week
OlENOG., dealer. r age e' $3.50. good ot tel tel.
ephone voice. accustomed to detail: SAL
ary. $25 wk
SECY f.. to large chain organization
oIN A'' age % to 30. Write rapid
shtd., handle all callers: excellent salary
CREDIT CLERK TYPIST..
I, for downtown retail store, exp handling
customers and alert at detail. Age % to
2S Good salary. Perm.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 q ST NV
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
BAD RsaAip1qabpHoNo9RApaso BRIO console.
repossessions UP to 500 of. Apex Elec Co.,
709 9th st. NV. at G.
RECORDS-5,O00 late numbers Just re.
ceived: 10 for 50c and up Apex Elec.
Co. LO9 9TH st. n W at G.
REFRIGSEERAToRs. bargains on repossessed
years 4l3 ne. Lire. $3.50. ?. O. Smith
REFRIG GERAToRs-Clearance sale of re-
g: E.. Westinghouse. Norge. Crosieys. Kew
fha1ors, fmIlo srsr and many other late models All
Co. 7os 9th st. NV. Met 7sss. SS A'''Ah'e
REFRIGERATOR CLEARANCE sALE-All
stan siandaEd sacrisGa makes and sizes Recond and
REFRIGERAToRs- at deep cut
prices Frisidaire, Norge Westinghouse'
General Electric Kelyinator. Crosby and
o% Rffs f550uD brsnd-heS Sa eSr rase9,o TGss
in original factory crates at discounts its'IIo un
Tow to as as sS g. esES ,eTm
Largest, APPLHANcEl HOUSE HoGGsAEEhiNo1oNs
~, 4 AfLAS e. s a APPLIANCE dI4Al s,, COMPANY,
District 3137 Open Ewes Until PM
SEWING MACHINES, S5 up Treadies-
l4th st. NV Open ewes. Columbia 3244.
SEWING MACHINE, White. cleo. s1750
good condition; Singer reversible speed need
portable. $50. PAP 18th st. Col 3245-
SEW. MACH. SINGER. oh, 81. so; portabl.
elec., knee control, light, $3.50. New Home
console elec S25 ca: VI. guar. 1887 Conn.
Mhte aEMaSG siee MAGH daGId s. + 50 Ffsqs
open ewes. 1872 Lee hwy. Ch. 4sl4
sR SsIokER' No; 2 Iron Fireman; for apt.
nos, mouse o or good sized building; almost new;
STUDIO CoUCHEs-Mr. Green SAYS. I'VE
CREDIT IS GOOD Rsa green sYsnnT Fa4niture YSI6 SsGo
Georgia ave. Georgia 2223
IiRG0MBoNE Iron $4,000. sterling silver in
weight. Call Bradley 557, 2 to Z pm
ihYfPEWRdTERs, isfd rVnSa1 Royal or Underwood: both
District 1901, Apt 500 Gs to . PM
UnderwoodS; TERMS. Portabies 81 VIZ
Rentals. 81. Rep. O234. 1435 Eye st. n W.
MAC DONALD TYPEWRITERS. Open ewes
gNREDEEMED .pawned jewelry, including
diamonds, watches siiverware, etc a.
fraction OF their value. Louis Abrahams.
GG"stioIoKer' q 81 ~ 10 & l. ave. ne. and III
IAsnER ebesp 4or ABS Big Boy; cost 90: 81
10Th St NV, Apt. l02 81.
WASHING MACHINE. repossessed Maytag;
value Ss4; price, S4250. sos St ne
WASHING MACHINES = Standard make,
brand-neW washers; 1-tub and 2-tub wash.
ers sacrificing ~ SOC of: used Easy Nav
taR; General Electric, ABC Westinghouze
anc others. Sl2; unusual liberal tradp-in
allowance: easy terms as low as Il weekly
HOUSE
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY
7l3 G 81. N W, OUR ONLY sALEsRcou
District 3131. Open Ewes. Until 0 PM
WASHING MACHINES-New General Flee
tTlc machines. only $50: brand-neW B
= S. S39: hrand-new Maytags $40 so:
brand-new Apex machines $50 a5; new
tWo-tub spin-dry washers, only $50 Com
plete selection Of new Maytag, Thor Cen
erai ELECTRIC, HOTPOINT, Norge. A B. c.
largest stock in the city at the lowest
prices; pay 81 weekly. 10 DAYS TRIAL
Eepunnc i3!O. The PIANO Shop. 1O15 18th
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
COLLEGE GIRL. coIored private, public
nurse, g.h.w., mothers helper, full or part
time; exp Mich. 5722
COOK, colored, experienced, from Virginia.
Call Dupont 1886.
G.H.W, nursemaid. chambermaid. waitress,
BY light colored girl; 10 years city ref.
Michigan 6543. 26'
GIRL, colored, wants general housework,
good cook references. Randolph 9425.
GIRL. colored. wants g.h.w.: refs. Call
126 c st. s.w.
GIRL. colored.. wants general housework,
mornings good refs Columbia 7544.
GIRL. colored. reliable, wants gh.w., part
or full time; city ref. Dup. 249O
GIRL. colored, wishes part-time or days
work: Al references Call North S639
GIRL, white. wants general housework
for. employed couple in nearby Va. Box
144-H. Star.
GIRLS. 20, colored cooks, maids. gbw;
exp, and refs; So and carfare. Mich.
MAID, colored, live in. gh.w.; 3 in family;
references necessary; So week. 3al North
5th ST.. Arlington. Va. Chest. 1887
WOMAN, colored, wants part or full time
work. Call Decatur 6263.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ARLINGTON. VA-For rent, fine store,
t vacated BY cham 11In MAIN
st. Ch. 166l Residence, Ch. 4790.
TOURIST HOME on Baltimore pike: newly
decorated. completely furnished: ! room
rent rented al s2s month: Price, $500 cash.
GROCERY AND MEAT AT MARKET; fne 10
modern fixtures; sacrifice for immediate
sale: terms. Box 447-H. Star. 2s.
TAVERN. Four Corners, Md.-Restaurant,
Paris; doing sood business: excellent future:
$3.50 cash. Apply premises Owner. 2o'
Gas GAS station IN on busy state highway:
pumped 1'oeoG gallons in s2s Albert
Arl. Va Ches. 1861. Res, ches. 4790.
VALET sHoP-1n large apt. house: sacri-
fice, on account of death. Inquire 35o5
14th st. NV.
DEL1cATEssEN, GRoCERIEs-Low price.
Owner leaving city. 2s'
FOR sALE-Collection bureau Good op-
portunity for right party. Box 6s-E, Star.
EsTAURANT-Wilson boulevard near CO.
lonial Village: prospering business, on-off
beer, wine; modern equipment; successful
priced P. Q. Box Ala, Arlington. Va
FOR RENT shoe repair shop in a cleaning
SeGe1,o store; good rood proposition to hgstler.
LD-ESTABLISHED NIGHT CLUB and
restaurant for sale. Cash. Colored.
Sterling $40.
SMALL CORPORATION operating under
exclusive Standard Oil Company fran
chise, nearby Va, requires $4,000 to ST.
600 additional capital to take advantage
of a Sellers Market" Company now
operating on a profit, exceptionally fertile
territory, active participation in business
if qualified. Box 44-E, Star.
LADIES APPAREL SHOP, NV location,
going business; reasonable for quick sale.
Michigan 9137
ROOM1NG HOUSE, 13 rooms. 4 baths. oil
heat GOOD income 1918 18th St NV %
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to OBJ
tain home and good paving business.
Splendid house. 1S rooms, baths well
furnished and occupied by good paying
guests. Call owner. Met. 0S14.
A NEW VENDING MACHINE comes to
Washington. Pacific Coast manufacturer
has exclusive territory franchise open. A
new. invention. nothing like it on the
market. Coast territories sold Give ad-
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
CUT FLOWERS

THREE DOZEN MIXED GLADIOLUS, 81,
delivered baskets or SPRAYS So IN. COM
plete wedding decorations S25 up HELENE
AFFLECK, Vienna, Va Vienna NV 81
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LOST
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. GLADYS P. BURRUSS lMrs John
o. Burruss', II w st. NV. 26+
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted BY any one other than
myself GUY WHITEFORD, Southern
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statesmen.

o111iLO1WIJN.
Men to sell tires during tire sales, leads
and st. Ask for Mr.. Sanders.
Look, the Picture Magazine.
tional sgs opportunity. See MIR Mills 10 to 4,
l327 Kenyon st. NV, Apt %.
TWO MEN, AGED 80 TO SO.
Advertising experience helpful but not
necessary. II you are ambitious and want
TO get IN on a new idea with real money
pinsa9 pGssotes veStgate this and be con-
am. 1901 Bladensburg rd. ne.
REAL ESTATE statesmen,
experienced. E. NJ. FRY, INC, has the
$3.50 $500 ss45e. Se.s ssa5o' aSS sP,a5o. Piagaa
$3.50, ,S10.750 up to $4,000 Our men
and assistance. Investigate. Talk with
some of cur statesmen. then decide if you
wish to join our organization. 4703 Hamp-
den lane Bethesda, Md.
Men, white, over 21 years Of age,
with D C. permits, to drive
Diamond Cabs.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
For further details see Mr.. A..
L. LivSie between 3 and 5 pm.
Room No. Ill, 1735 14th st. NV.
WINDOW TRIMMER, expert
enced in mems and women's
wear. Permanent position.
EISEMAN'S,
Tst. ct 7th.
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Call Shepherd 553o
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Service Orders
ARMY.
Infantry.

Infantry.
Grafton. Col. Denham B.. from Organ
lied Reserves. Sd Corps Area, Washins-
ton, D. c., to Headquarters, 9th Corps
Area, Preside of San Francisco.
Fleet. Col Henry W. effective August
81. relieved from duty and retired at
Fort Hayes, Ohio
Grady. Mai CLYDE, from 22d Infantry,
Fort Mcclellan. Ala. effective Sept 10.
to Overseas Dlscharge and Replacement
Depot, BROOKLYN
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FALSE TEETH REPAIRED

WHILE YOU WAIT
Private Waiting Rooms
Rob-. B. Scott, Dental Tech Rms 90l -902
Westory Bldg. sos 14th at Met 1888
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CONTINUED on Next Pa5sJ
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ATLAs APPLIANCE COMpANY
RE-UPHOLSTERING,
UNDERWOOD PORTABLES.
BRAND-NEW

G Universal model. special--Reduced from
terms as low as 81 week. Call in today
TypeWriter Headquarters.
lis 18th ST. Bond Bldg.I Rep, 2s2s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
MEETING IN ROME
 DRAWS ATTENTION
Pope and MussoIini May Strengthen Vatican's
 Relations With Italy

Rene. Dec. 2O--(uP)-Tho Sched- iiied meeting Jan. 1 Of Pope Plus XII and Premier Benito MusSollni was seen today as further move to tighten relations between Italy and the Vatican which may result ia q strong peace move by tho Vat. lean or Mussolini.
 It was understood that the pope told King Victor Emmanuel during his ceremonial visit yesterday that he wanted 10 receive Mussollni. The fact that the pope later received the Italian aiibassador to the Holy See Dino Aihefi, was regarded as an indication that at least the actual date Of hb meeting with MuiSolini had not been arranged until after his talk with the King,
 Both Italian and church circles said that tho plans for the meet- Ing gave added political significance to tho visit His Holiness paid to Victor and Queen Elena. MuaSo- iinlB visit to the Vatican, it was announced. will Do 70 visit Of hon. age."
 Some quarters understood that tho pope and king, during their 3b. minute private conversation ii Quirinai palace had expressed c mutual hope that the war would end very soon.
 It was suggested that peace Ideas are being exchanged constantly bee tween the Vatican and Italy. It was pointed out that whsa the king and queen visited the pope last week. they talked privately for 70 minutes.
 The meeting between tho pope and Mussolini will Dc their second. Their previous meeting was on Feb Il, 1882, when Plus XII. then papal secretary Of state. returned c visit which Il duce had paid Plus xI on the third anniversary Of the sign- ing Of the lateran accord.
 Much of the pomp which marked yesterdays ceremony probably will De abandoned when Mussoiini calls on His ioliness, although it was said that the visit will have even greater lsignifcance.
 Direct conversations regarding peace and other matters Of concern to Italy and tho Vatican were ex- pected lo De taken Up in detail by Muee0iinl'6 Soii flaw, Foreign Minister Count uaIeaxBo e5Iano and Cardinal MaglIOne. Who arc expect- ed 70 confer flltftly after tle visit i of Mllf6ollll 10 the DDpo. Paris ese, ap.~ uH xhe neWs-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
City Preparing For
 Greatest New Years
 Party In Many Years
Reservations Substantiate Reports of Elaborate Preparations Churches to Hold Special Serv.
 ices New Years Day

Plans were being completed today for Q gay round of parties Sunday night in celebration of New Years eve. Many fraternal societies, clubs and other groups will sponsor din- ners and dances. Hotels, night clubs and restaurants will draw additional crowds, and there will be many cel- ebrations In private homes.
 Special services will be held in most churches on New Years day. Bunker Hill Congregational church will be the scene of a watch night program Sunday night, with the services beginning at 10 p. m. There will be e Parade of the Months" with those taking part including Mrs. Jesse Burton, Miss Helen Stod- dard, Mrs. William Leggett, Albert Loeffler, MT. and Mrs. Francis Green, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Ludlum, and members Sof the young peoples SO. ciety The tableau will be followed by lunch, and there will be Q worship service beginning at ii:40.
 Burns Club
 The Waterbury Burns club will hold It's annual Hogmanay party to- morrow night rather than on New Years eve. The party will be held at ForeSterS hall. Other parties to- night and tomorrow night will close c busy post. Christmas week.
 Virtually every hall In tho city Is reserved by some group for Sunday night, Special New Years eve pro. grams at the theaters will attract large attendances,
 Sheridan council, Knights of. Co. lumblls, will hold itS New Years eve party ct the Columbus club, the pro. gram opening at o:30. Charles Ban. non Is chairman of the arrangements committee.
 The Washington Park Community house will Do the scene of tho party sponsored by the Washington Park Community club, More than 200 persons are expected to attend.
 D. ?. 0. Y.
 ElkS hall will be the scene of the annual gala celebration sponsored by the Waterbury lodge of ElkS. John Holian Is chairman of tho arrange inents committee, with James j.. Kelly aS secretary.
 Another dinner and danco will bo held at the Waterbury Women's club. Clifford Johnson iS chairman of tho committee in charge.
 The Y. M. Q. As annual party will attract c large crowd of young people. Arrangements are in charge Of . committee headed by Francis Clark.
 st. Joseph's Holy Name society will hold It's New Years eve frolic at the parish auditorium, Dancing will begin at Q o'clock.
 The Lithuanian Alliance Of Amer. lea will hold It's party at venta hall on Green street.
 Mt. Carmel
 The Holy Name society of the Church of Our Lady of Mt, Carmel will sponsor c holiday gathering at the parish hall.
 Lord Kitchener post and aux Hilary, British War Veterans, will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
Curfew Law Curtails
 Night Club Programs
Women Forbidden to Work or to Entertain After 10
 Judge Sympathetic, But Law Must Be Respected

night when there was ample em' 
 Courts Decision
 Judge Wynne's decision read a' follows;
 "The court Is unable to find any inflrmlty ln the law under attack on constitutional grounds. The incidental hardship Co a rela. lively small group of very worthy persons suggests an appeal t0 the Genaral Assembly, but furnishes no basis for judleal action.
 "S0 far as thls court k cOns ccrncd, 1t seems clear that the law should be amended t0 provide further exceptions Co It's terms. But with language clear and un- mistabeable in Q statute entirely consistent with enlightened social legislation and in the trend of modern judicial review the court has no right arbitrarily to say one group or another was not meant t0 Dc included. In final analysis, this is the only question present. ed.
 with an approach Of the ut- most sympathy, and a careful reading of the plaintiffs well.ar. gued and able brief. the court cannot blink at the stubborn facts Of the situation. The plaintiffs must seek relief In the General Assembly. The court has no right Co rcmakc . law, and that k whet would have Co he done here Co ob' tain tho desired end"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
Hilarious Greeting Awaits 194O Here
FIRE AvERTED AT BRUNEAU'S
Slight Damage From Smoke Reported Prompt
 Action Checks Blaze

Bruneau's restaurant and night club, popular spot at i700 Water- town avenue, had Q fire scare this morning when the furnace in the basement overloaded and ignitea loose timbers lying close by.
 Lewis Bruneau, caretaker, ana father of the manager, smelled smoke and rushed down to the base- ment with Q fire extinguisher after notifying headqu quarters. Chief Thomas F, Cavanaugh directed three companies of tiremen ct the scene.
 Fire Marshel Dennis J. Lahey, who investigated, reported there was no damage, other than that caused by smoke.
 Fire caused by soot in the chim- ney of Frank taeovino's home, 70 sherman avenue, was quickly ex- tinguiShed by firemen from four companies. There was small dam. age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
AUTO VICTIMS
 IN HOSPITALS
Three Men Under 0bserva. ton as Result of Accident
 This Week

Anthony dregofaitis, 67, of Davis street, oakville, was in good cendi. ton today nt the Waterbury hoSpl- tal where lac was taken last night suffering from injuries received In on automobile accident in Oakvllle, Tho elderly man suffered . frae- tured right leg and scalp laeerations when struck by an automobile driV- en by Joseph koslosky on Main street. near Davis street,
 KoSloSky, who lives en Hadley avenue, Oakyille, was held on R technical charge of reckless driving by Constable John OrAini, pending further investigation.
 Still in critical condition ct St. Mary's hospital is Patrick Seanlon co, Of 90 Collins street, who was struck on Grand street Tuesday night by on automobile driven by Martin Mastracehio, 94, of 2i4 South Elm street,
 Rossi D'Agostlno, 20, of 90 Cassidy avenue was in fairly good" eendi- ton today at St, Mary'S hospital
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29

against tho curfew.
 Tho judge denied tho Injunction "with the utmost sympathy, but did not say whether his "sympathy" ran in the direction Of the singers or those who would Do compelled te listen.
 Laws "Wacklc"
 As ono Waterburian put it this morning tho Connecticut jaws arc getting "dandier" and "waekier' right along.
 Tho curfew law, ho pointed out can Do circumvented as easily as q hoop can Do circumvented about q barrel.
 Ho wanted to know what was te prevent an entertainer from singing : little song or telling an off.colol story, after 10 3. m, providing il could not be proved that they have been paid for lt. And singers he said haye been known to have been paie off under tho bridge,
 Anybody has c right to sing or toll q story on New Years eve he said and lot anybody try to stop tho wife or girl friend from bursting into song "after she's had [ or Q high. balls or cocktails and q gal enter. tainer has tho same privilege.
 Judgo Wynne declared tho law should be amended to provide fur. ther exceptions but maintained that the court has no right to TO. make c law. "The court cannot blink ct these stubborn facts of the situation" he said.
 Musicians Sought Writ
 The injunction petition wa brought by the Woinen's Musiciani and Entertainers organization and the operators Of restaurant against State Labor Comsr. Cor. neiius ]. Danaher and the police chief and prosecutor of Fairfield At c previous hearing q group Of girl musicians argued that the law will deprive them of c livelihood for which they had long prepared and that New Years eve was one
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29

greet the New Year at the post rooms on Scovill street.
 Polish League
 The polish.America Citizens League will celebrate with Q dinner dance for its members from Q O. clock Sunday evening to 3 o'clock Monday morning, Tho party will bo held in Pulaski hall of the Polish National Home on Bank street, Are arrangements were completed last evening at Q meeting of the various committees, A special orchestra has been engaged to provide music for dancing, The hall will be decorated for the occasion. The committee of arrangements includes: John T. Sterling, chairman; William Paw- lick, assistant chairman; Joseph Poslla, treasurer, and Fred Kosky, secretary: 9electman Al Kosky and Harry Hlnkleman will have charge of the entertainment, decorations and novelties; Edward Standard and Frank Bachulsky, reception and flowers; Louis Narusiewits and John T, Sterling, refreshments; Joseph BiSewieE, dinner; William Pawliek, floor committee,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
CONCORDIAS PLAN NEW YEARS PARTY
Floor Show and Turkey Dinner to Feature Pro.
 gram Sunday

The Coneordia Singing society will hold c New Years eve party at their quarters, i23 Bank street, fea. turing c six net floor show and . turkey dinner,
 William Berchardt is chairman of the committee h charge, assisted by Fred Rother, Erie kriegler, Alex Drapatin, Curt D, Arndt, Adolph Fossbender, William Mueskes, John Dorehardt, and Emil Marks,
 The floor show will go on at 10 o'clock with the dinner being served an hour later. T.eksts for the affair will be limited and no reserva tons will Do accepted after tonight.
 The annual meeting and election of officers will bs held Sunday, jan- uary i4, at 2 D. in.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
JUNIOR C. Y. o. HOST
 AT HOLIDAY DANCE

Approximately i2S persons at- tended the dance held last night bS the Immaculate Conception Junioi c. Y. Q. in Knights Of columbui hall.
 Arthur Woods was chairman oi the arrangement committee. assist. cd by Edward Maher. Joseph Shea Joseph Bannon, Robert Monnerat John Donahue, Margaret Boston Marjory Toy. Rose DreBsel, Evelyr Sweeney, Rita Conlon. Rita Gull hane, and Mary McLarney. Rev Phillip HuSSey was honorary chair man,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29

The ehoruses of all of WaterburyS 400 or moro night clubs and restau- rants and oil of their Mary Mar tins" and 'sheila Barrets" wall be seriously menaeed on New Years eve If the law is lived up to, Under tho states eurfew law on the ems ployment of women, no woman can work after 10 D, in,, and if you heard some of them sing or try to entertain believe us that their ef- forts constitute "work'.
 An attempt was made In tho courts to give the girls e chance Co hit high "C", and the ceiling aS well by trying to change the law but judgo Kenneth Wynne of the sup- erior Court has denied an injunction
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
TONGUE WAGdiNG ONCE
 COSTLY

Boston (uP)--Fealty to colonies cities and towns as well as loyalty and patriotism 10 government wal demanded of the citizenry 2b0 years ago, and there were fines levied foi disparaging remarks against them The WPA historical records survey found that resident was fined iC shillings in 1881 because he said that "three monsters were born iil Boston," The technical charge wal lying,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29

paper Petit parlsien said today that the visit Of Pope Plus XII to King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena of Italy was "a big event which can have incalculable consequences on the future Of Europe"
 "The two direct heirs of the ars cleFit Rome have arisen against the spector of the Doiahevik revolution, which iS invading Finland and which is contemplating submeFglng the European continent with the ehmplcily of Degiln," lie newspaper