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Evening star., 1940-02-02
Western High School
Marks 50th Year
With Graduation
Class of More Than so
Receive Diplomas
At Jubilee Exercises

The first commencement exercises
Of Western High Schools 50th an
niversary year were scheduled at
1:30 pm. today, with Principal FL
mer s. Newton giving diplomas to
more than SO graduates.
The speaker is James T. Lowe, a
member of the faculty at George
town University and graduate of
Western in 1923. Mary Ellen Ben
nett gives the address of welcome
and Janet Heatwole the valedictory.
The class held a banquet Wednes-
day night in place of the usual
class night exercises because of the
small number of graduates. DR..
Newton attended the dinner, which
featured reading of the class will
and prophecy, and was followed by
an informal dance.
Evening star., 1940-02-02

Adams, Elizabeth G
Anderson. Betty A.
A1uilino, A. M.
ArneSon. Ann M.
Baden. Virginia L.
Beardmore. Claire c
Begun. Tessie Lila
Berkman. Betty e.
Blatt, Doris G.
Borrelli, Mary r.
Bosserman, N.
Brooks. Sarah
Clore. Ursula L.
Cochran. Betty w.
Cooper, C.. A.
Courtney. Nellie G.
Craig. Elizabeth e.
Cupp, Kathryn E.
Curtin, Doris Jane
Daken. Virginia Lee
Dant, Ethel Norma
Davis. Ruth
Dean. c. E.
Dean. Erma c.
Dellinger. Meta M.
De Vaughn. L. L.
Dorio, Dolores
Dulin, Millicent l..
Dyer, Ethel L.
Emmert. Mary v.
Ernest. Erma v.
Errico, Angelina D.
Exler, Ella
Fogle. Mary Anna
Fowler, Jessie l..
Gillions, G. K
Gillions, Julia F.
Gordon. Evelyn A.
Gritz, Sarah
Hall. Juanita E.
Halpert. Rose F.
Halterman. Ruby D
Horsman. Emma v.
Jackson. M. G..
johnson, D. I.
Jones. Mary G.
kaufman. Betty
kephart. Betty Mat
KlotZ. F. E.
Kraus, Mildred
Lampen, Edith r.
Lampkin. Mary E.
Lang, Eleanor NJ.
LIE Compile, j. E.
Limerick. ]. M.
Lohmeyer. D. B.
Lohr. Regina Irene
Loratto, Jean
LoSchiavo. C.
Lucas, Geraldine r.
Ludke, Frances M.
Maclean, Marion E.
Matthias. Ethel l..
McColley. Esther E.
McRae, Desiree E.
Meadows, Inez E.
MikalaSki. Dorothy
Miller, Dorothy L.
Newman, Lois w.
Nichols, Shirley L.
O'Boyle, Helen M.
Painter, Margaret e
Petrie, Grace Anita
Pickens, Venetia M.
Puglisi. Mary L.
Puliatti, Jennie
Raba. Mary
Ragusa, Rose Marie
Rhodes, Marjorie v
Rixey, Marianne
Roe, Betty Louise
Rosenfeld. Sylvia
Sager, Catherine U.
Schaeffer, Fern E.
Schafer. Anna Mae
Schwartz, Pauline
Scounas. Anastasia
Shaw, Dorothy Irene
Shea. Doris
Shelton, Alyce M.
Sidney, Mary Agnes
Smith, Evelyn v.
Smith, Marie Louise
Smith. Sylvia
Starke. Dorothy L.
Stull, Ruth Jane
Thompson. Mary E.
Thour, Helen Alice
Trimmer. r. G.
Tull, Jeanne E.
Evening star., 1940-02-02
statesmen. USED CARS.

statesmen, USED CARS.
One of Washington's larg-
est automobile dealers has an
opening for two used-car
statesmen. For the men who
qualify we have a very attrac-
tive proposition that will as
sure them a substantial in
come for the coming year.
Prospects and every assist
ance furnished, including our
own finance plan. Apply, CIV
ing qualifications, Box 155-B,
Star.
CHEVROLET statesmen.
WE HAVE JUST MOVED TO
THE HOTTEST SPOT IN WASH
DON'T MISS THIS oPPoR-
TUNITY TO SELL THE
WORLDS FASTEST SELLING
PASS SENGER CARS AND
TRUCKS FOR THE FASTEST
GROWING MOB1LE E
DEALER IN THE CITY.
TRAINING IN ACCORDANCE
WITH FACTORY REQUIRE
MENTS EXCELLENT FLOOR
PLAY-EVERY CLOSING AS
SISTANCE MADE AVAILABLE
A COMPENSATION PLAN THAT
WILL MAKE IT WORTH YOUR
WHILE INVESTIGATING.
FULLY EQUIPPED DEMON
STRATORS TO THOSE WHO
| QUALIFY.
SEE MR.. ROBERTS.
Addison Chevrolet Sales Co., Inc,
1922 14th st. NV,
Corner 14th and Church 6ts
Just Above "P" St.
Evening star., 1940-02-02
Nearly 300 Students
Get Diplomas at
Eastern High School
Certificates Presented
By H. J. Rich, Awards
By Principal Hart

Diplomas were presented nearly
300 students of Eastern High School
last night in the final February ex-
ercises in the school auditorium.
The certificates were presented by
Herbert j. Rich. Principal Charles
Hart presented the awards.
Donald Webster Steele, president
of the graduating class, presided,
and the main address was by c. Mel
vim Sharpe, member of the Board
of Education. Pauline Schwartz
gave the salutatory address and
Betty Wallace Cochran the fare
well address. Graduates are:
Evening star., 1940-02-02

Dunbar High Graduates
Class Of IS

Sixty-f1ve students, two-third OF
them girls, last night were gradu-
ated from Dunbar High School in
February exercises at the school.
John H. Wilson, attorney and mem
ber Of the Board Of Education, pre-
sided. Graduates are:
Evening star., 1940-02-02
Sailors Tots to Get Toys

Ninety huge crates containing
5000 toys which arrived in London
for distribution to naval depots bore
a note reading From the mothers
of French sailors to the children OF
British seamen who have died in the
allied cause"
Evening star., 1940-02-02
Movies Liked by Evucuees

When evacuees sent from Clyde
bank to lonely farmhouses in North
Argyll, Scotland, were transferred
to the city of Oban, their first move
was to fill Oban movie theaters to
capacity.
Evening star., 1940-02-02

Randall. Bernice M.
Roberts, Julia M,
Rowe. Helen r.
Santo. Joan e.
Savoy. Ruth
Smith, Beatrice r.
Smith, Geraldine N,
Smith, Mary L.
Stokes, Edmonia C..
Tinker, Gertrude e,
Tolliver, Matelle M.
Whitaker. Lula H.
Wilson, Minta P.
Banks. Herbert E. 4
Boggs, Patrick. II.
Branham, w. H., jr.
Brown, Allen l..
Coachman. Thornal
Brown, Harvey F.
Dolphin. Verginald
FELTON,, William A.
Gould. Sylvester NJ.
Gray. Holman s.
Greene, ]. H., jr.
Grigsby, Charles s.
Henderson. Allan z.
Hill Thomas P.
Jefferson, Joseph Z.
Lancaster, Theodore
Perkins, Edwin A.
Watkins, James C.
Wright. Eugene O.
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dTt.

Tyrrell. Mary w.
Varney, j. M.
Won Claim, D. G.
Waldman, M. L.
Walton, Ella May
Willett, Bernice Z.
Williams, M. E.
Wilson, Colleen L.
Wingate, Alice l..
Witcon, Gertrude I.
Witkin, Lillian Rose
Wright, Miriam r.
Adams, T. w.
Battenfeld. G. A.
Benton. w. S.
Bowes, Charles r.
Boyd, Clarence r.
Bradley, Charles F.
Brocator. Paul j.
Broderick, Harry C..
Buker. Kenneth c.
Callahan. Charles E.
Ciufreda. Salvatore
Clark, W. NJ, jr..
Cole, Frederick r.
German, Harold
Croce, Robert e.
Curran, John j.
Day, Arthur w.
DixSon. L. w.
Eads, w. H.. jr..
Ebert. Claude l..
Elvove, Solomon
Fenton, David F..
Fogleman. G.. e.
Ford. James T.
Gilman. Gerald
Gilman. Herman
Grimes, Robert D.
Harris, Joseph G..
Heldreth. J. R.. jr.,
Hettenhouser. j. r.,
Howes, J. K. jr..
Hubbard. David p.
Kirk. Robert w,
Krosovskv. David
Leimbach. F. A,
Leininger. e. L.
Libby, Fred E.
Long. Vernon r.
Lovett. James H.
Lowery. William J.
Lyddane. John c.
Mccall, Charles s.
Mccarthy, John e.
McGraw. G. B.
Millar, Irving w.
Mockabee. M. F.
Nader, Charles T.
Nielsen, Harry Otto
O'Connor, C. w.
Oldfather, w. E., jr.
Oliveri. Robert B.
O'Neill, Carroll
Orton, Charles E.
Patton, William B.
Perkins, Robert LeR.
Phillips, M. L., jr.
Pinto, Dominic P.
Proctor, John w.
Proud, John Earnest
Quick. John Henry
Rastelli, RAYMOND
Rogers. L. H.
Rollman, Gordon J.
Rothwell, John
Rufner. Melvin 8.
Ryon, Joseph W.
Sanders. Henry
Scherger. j. NJ. Jr.
Schlossenberg. S.
Sillings, Gerald M.
Silverberg. e. L.
Slater, Wilbur T.
Smith. Robert j.
Steele. Donald W.
Steele, Raymond e.
Thomas, John z.
Trammell, Edwin T.
burlington, T. E.
VeneZky. Milton 3.
Wallace. Elmer
webb. Robert S.
Weickhardt. c. Z.
Wesley, Leon r.
Whitley, Clyde E.
Wright, Samuel L.
Wyne. Claude B.
Yocum, Floyd E.
Evening star., 1940-02-02

Trapani. Mary M.
Troiano. Theresa M.
Van Cleye. M. T.
Waldron, Alice r.
Webb. Eleanor Z.
Weldon, Frances ".
Williams. Emma
Windley, Ruth Z.
Wyatt, Sara Jane
Zachary. M. A.
linn. Ann Virginia
Adamson. George J.
Aehle. Homer +.
Allentuck. L. G.
Allnutt. Ralph c.
Aronson, Morris D.
Atherton. r. M, IT,,
Baker. Richard o.
Baldinger. Sheldon
Barber, William 8.
Bernstein Alvin Z.
Bisgood. w. Z.
Boothe. Daniel U.
Bralove, Daniel G,
Brawner. Elwin I.
Brevard. Hugh o.
Bush, William r
Campbell. Harry r.
Carpenter. Keith v.
Chaconas. Louise p,
Dillon. William r.
Ertsgaard, Edwin p.
Favorite. r. G.
Eeischman. Julius
Floyd, Robert I.
Friedman. Sol
Fulton. w. H.
Gerstin. Marvin J,
Gray. A. w.
Grenfell. w. J.. ,r.,
Gupdersheimer, w, I,
Heine, r. w.
Hoke. Martin
Holmes. r. q.
Hord. Cletus T.
Housley. c. W.. jr.,
Hurwitz. William
Jacobs. Irwin s.
Jaeschke. John H,
Joyce. William ],
kaplan. Ira H.
kellner, Donald
kittrell J. L.. jr..
Kramer. Willard
Lambros. Peter H.
Lansdale. John Z.
Larder. r. A.
Launi. Anthony
Lebowitz. Rubin
Lewis. Hugh B.
Lingebach. Paul r.
Linthicum. D. e.
Mendelsohn. w. B.
Metzler, Richard L.
Miller. John A..
Millstein. Bennie X.
Milstead Charles H.
Montuori. Carl r.
Moore. Jarvis B.
Morrow, Marvin M.
hewitt. Robert G..
Newhouse. S. r.
Oliver, Neil 4.
Owen, C, W.. ir..
Page, LLOYD J.
Evening star., 1940-02-02

Anderson. Catherine
Anderson, Evelyn l..
Banks, Celonia A.
BowleS, Alfredo l..
Briscoe Nellie v.
Brooks, Mildred L.
Carroll, Althea v.
Carter, Augustine L.
Carter, Leonella A.
Chichester. Cinchont
Colding, Eta M.
Cooper, Doris C..
Donahoo, Gloria
Eddington, Theresa
Fields. Virginia r.
French, Mercedes M.
Goode. Annie K.
Gordon, Virginia e.
Hankins. Ida NJ.
Holland, Mary l..
Hughes, Madeline e.
johnson. ,Allegra M.
Jones, Edna E.
Jones, Mamie E.
Kemp, Jean M.
Matthews, Edith B.
McNeill. Esther N.
Murphy, Marion Z.
Muse. Lucille H.
OdellaS, Alyce r.
Porter, Marie ].
Preston, Iris e.
Quander, Catherine
Evening star., 1940-02-02
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
LocaI Advertisers

l time &c line SO
3 times 20c line - 180
Z times 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rotss
3 lines, time zoe line----.-$ 80
3 lines. 2 times 18c line---.---. los
8 lines. 3 times 15c line 1.35
DEATH NOTICES-$125 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less. 15c per
line for additional lines
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal. Sc per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Inc Star is the great want Ad"
medium Of Wasr .ngton, and the
rates charged are far lower than
these of newspapers in other large
c1Jles. Nothing is so cheap consid-
erng the results obtained.
Evening star., 1940-02-02
Graduates are.

Abramson. Sylvia Z.
Adler. Sylvia
Aronson, Lillian
Barlow, Betty ].
Battaglia, =. c,
Brown. Dorothy M.
Buehler. c. I.
Burak. Betty
Burak, Rose v.
Cain. Marie Anne
Caporaletti. r. q.
Cernuto. G. G.
Child, Mayme M.
Cohn.. Sylvia
Crowder. Betty M.
Drennon. Vivian I,
Engel Hazel A.
Famiglietti. J.
Fankhauser. z. M.
Feldman. Marcella
Fischer, D. v.
Fitzgerald. 8. A.
F1oyd, Avalene J.
Froman. Doris e.
Futrowsky. Molly
Gay. June L.
Goode, Jean Z.
Graf. Jewel c.
Groves. Josephine Z,
Hackstan. B. A.
Hagesteary. Anne
Halliday. Evora L.
Haugh. Virginia L
Hawes, Ethel L.
Hazard. Cecile
Heefner, Nancy L.
High. Jane Ellen
Holman, Muriel +.
Hunter, Mary G.
Iden. Helen Virginia
lntellini, Virginia @
Jacobs. Frances Z,
JenerS. w. z.
Jones. Martha
kazemerskv. Helen
Lake. Winnifred
Larsen. Thelma
Lawrenson. z. Z.
Lechter, Rose
Mcdowell. Jessie z.
Macy. Jean E.
Martin. Grayce E.
Miller, Dorothy ].
Miller. Sarahelen
Monahan. M. r.
Morrison. E. P.
Mullican. Gail Z.
ash. Eleanor G.
Neum ann, Betsy
Norton. Margaret B.
Norton. Margaret v.
Norton, Mary Belle
O'Donnell. Janice
Omohundro. e. E.
Penley, Eleanor M.
Pesce. Catherine j.
Ralph. Marie Louise
Raymond. v. La F.
Reed, Emile Lucy
Robbins. Rosa Cecil
Robinson, Ida Marie
Goldman, Blanche
Ross, E. M. r.
Saia, Annetta L.
waya. Elaine v.
Evening star., 1940-02-02
TALK ON CLASSIFIED

YOUR advertisement should
contain the information you
would want were you the reader
of the advertisement instead Of
the advertiser.
A good advertisement will be
the result II you put yourself in
the position Of the reader when
writing 1t.
Do not attempt to deceive the
reader or hide the purpose Of
the advertisement.
4, II your advertisement is for
salespeople, have it say 50.
If salary, salary and COM
mission, or commission only is
to be paid, state it in the ad-
vertsement.
Reckon with the demand for
the article advertised when an
ticipating results.
Evening star., 1940-02-02
1856 Are Graduated,
In Final Exercises
AT Roosevelt High
Voledictory Address
Is Delivered by
jane Frances Thomus

DR.. A. L. Howard, head of the
business practices department, yes
terday presented diplomas to 1876
graduates Of Roosevelt High School
in final ceremonies at the school.
Jane Frances Thomas gave the
valedictory address. Awards were
announced by Miss May Bradshaw,
principal. Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle, president of the Board of
Education, presided.
Evening star., 1940-02-02
WHITE MEN.
WHITE MEN,
81 years Of age, with one year residence
IN D. c. or nearby Nd. or Va. with D. G.
operators permit to drive
DIAMOND CABS.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr.. A. L. Livsie RIM. III. 1888
18th st. NV between and pm,
ASSISTANT.

ASSISTANT,
vacancy exists in the Washington
branch once OF . national manufacturer
OF building products for an ambitious young
man, 25-35. whose experience, oualifies
him to rerresent this building products
nrm to local architects. builders and con-
tractors. II you have q proven sales record
IN this neld. are sober and industrious and
feel that you are not moving ahead and
ing at modest salary with the opportunity
to increase your earnings and position
through bonus system after you have
proven yourself. convince US by letter. in
closing . recent snapshot to Box 165-B,
Evening star., 1940-02-02
Graduates are:

Graduates are
Barry. Frances H.
Ba sham. Dorothy W
Bennett. Mary Ellen
Dent, Virginia o.
Dowden, Mary Ellen
Driscoll, Jane Alden
Farver, Sara Virgins
Hatfield, Virginia
Heatwole. Janet j.
James, Helen Louise
JeffrieS, Peggy
Madden, Aida L.
Masco, Phyllis v.
Menefee, Melva
Mottsman, Evelyn j.
Pisner. Idella v.
Rolnick, Francise E.
Smith, Gloria Helen
Sorensen. June A. A
Spearman, Louise I.
Stansbury, Ethel M.
Talbot. Mary Lou
Torreyson. Veverly
Bloom, James Fred
Brandon, Chester H.
Cardwell, James P.
pettmerS Warren P.
Dove, Carter Huston
Evening star., 1940-02-02
Closing Hour, 4 PM. Saturdays,
for Sunday Star Classified Ads
Please send or telephone your Ad Friday evening
or early Saturday morning 5000.
HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)

TYPIeT. expert. to cut mimeograph stem
ellis; evening work. State experience and
hourly wages desired. Box p3-Z. Star.
WOMAN to stay nights as company for
lady living alone. in return for room in
nrst-class hotel; must drive. Box 25O-Z.
Evening star., 1940-02-02

HELP DOMESTIC,
COOK. colored, ghw.. for family Of 3; live
IN: $40 wk. Best references required Box
COUPLE. colored, exp. houseman and maid;
room. board, $50 mo-: ref. 1921 Conn.
ave. nv.
GIRL white, to care for baby and do gen.
eral homework. Box 256-Z. Star
GIRL. for g.hw., 20 to 35, live in. suburbs.
Must be honest and competent. Wisconsin
37S8.
GIRL. white. to care for house and
children for employed couple. Phone Du-
pont 5000.
HOusEKKEPER. 30-45. white. to cook for
3 adults; S25 month to start. Good home
TO rtght party. TAYLOR 6677.
MAID. white. settled good cook. general
houseworker; health card; live in; ref.
WOMAN. young. white. g.hw. complete
charge apt. 5-yr: :-old boy for empl. moth
er: rm. 3D., 81 wk. Phone Randolph 1915,
ewes. and Bun.
WOMAN. white, g:h.w.. three in family;
$50 month. References. Call oxford
001B-M
Evening star., 1940-02-02
SAlESMEN.

sell part or full time. build
own business with renewals viii train and
assist with lead&. BOX 1l4.6, star.
Evening star., 1940-02-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

sPAN1SH--Native teacher. conversational
small groups. Senor Ramos. Decatur 5633.
Evening star., 1940-02-02

FORMER VIENNESE professor Of psychol-
ogy teaches German conversation and
TELEPHONE OPERATOR civil service
exam. 1,260; closing date Feb. IL; coach
ing on CLERICAL part Of test. Day-eve-
ming classes. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 r st.
Evening star., 1940-02-02
BEAUTY PARLORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced; won
derful French method used. DR. Della
Ledendecker, 3025 o st. NV. Mich l12O
Evening star., 1940-02-02
FOREMAN CARPENTER

Only experienced need apply. State refer
tached houses ready to start. Box 1897.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
THEATER RETAINS
ROBERT BARDWELL
tNEA Radlophoto)

Az the annual meeting Of the
board Of directors Of The Civic Thea
tire OF Waterbury Inc, Tuesday night
II was decided that Robert q. Bard
well would be retained aB director
Miss Helen Miner was reelected
president. The meeting. was held nj
the home OF Miss Miner Oh F'rcdcr.
lex street.
Other officers named were: busl-
nors manager, Kenneth DQwncy
First ylcc-prosJdcnt, Mrs, II. J
stctbachcr; second vicc.president
william J. Papc, reelected; trcaslir.
or, ELLIS n. Atkins, reelected; assist.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
Girls Club In Annual Folk Dance Festival
Two CHILDREN
HIT BY AUTOS
Neither Seriously Injured;
AutOist Escapes as Car
Crashes Fence

Two children we're injured yester-
day when struck by automobiles.
Lionel Covdeau, II, Of 367 South
Main street, was hurt when he
jumped from the taIlboard OF o
truck and into the path OF n car
operated by Eugene Warner, 20,
Of Naugatuck, on North Elm steret.
The boy was treated at 81. Mays
Hospital for cuts Of the faces and
leg bruises and dismissed.
Albert Dance, D, OF B72 North Main
street, darling from behind q parked
car on Division street, was injured
when struck by a car operated by
John Dlorio, ~, OF 500 North River
side street Young dance was treated
for minor injuries by DR.. Thomas
Cottlero.
Odillon Linteau, OF II West Clay
street, escaped injured, when his
automobile crashed into the high
way fence on Meriden road after
the steering mechanism Tanned.
Linteau paid for the damage 10
the fence.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06

Broadway smalitalki Tho actori
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06

are Off To- the Summer theatery
where they will BIO happy 10 work
under conditions they fought against
NIL Winter Oh Broadway Hal
Hixon, who used 10 get 1880 per
week In big time vaudeville and
shows, Ia now hosting at Tho Torch
Club on Sand Street, the Street OF
Forgotten dag6 Tvs u blessed
event for Tho Del sharbutts OF MIC
Madeline E'cklund'S husband
says no never signed any divorce
papers and II sho weds again as
itemcd she'll DO violating the law, by
gum The Leon Amos OF "Mal0
| Animal expects d III male
Pare Lorcntss film, Eight for Life
tnow NJ The Bolmont), has been
barred In Chicago. Charge: It'B linz
moral, licentious and indecontl
II was made by the U. 81
New Yorohids, r. Dorsoy's plat.
TOR OF "Fools Rush In" j. Dor
gey's; six Lessons from Madame
Lagonga" Walter and o.
Rourko's puppets Tho "dui-
tars In the Night" number NJ Ha-
VailA Madrid "f'hG Doctor
Takes q WIFE," n Columbia gem OF a
flicker Tho stellar "stella
Dallas" stanyas on tho ait--.a relief
from most ether afterno0nsenBe
Paula Laurenco'S amusing gatircs at
Ruban Blou The new Pretty
Polly Revue nj Leon and Eduardo's
Derlin's you're Lonely and
I'm Lonely" from purchase.
Broadway Casanova's Description
OF Carryin' the Torch: When YOU
can't see any other gal but the one
who "can't see" you.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06

The Annual Folk Dance Festival
and dymnastic Exhibition OF the
Waterbury Girls Club will be held
at the Temple Hall. this evening,
at 7:46 p. M. $50 members OF the
physical education classes will take
part. The Festival will be under the
direction o. Miss Lucy M. Russo
and her assistant Miss Dorothy r.
Blacker.
Music will be furnished by Jo-
Seph DiPietro, Miss A, Doris Cook,
Mrs. Joseph II, Bender and Mrs.
Anthony D'Angelo. The latter
three are regular accompanies for
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06

NEW YORK HEARTBEAT
Faces About Towns Jimmy Dur
ante hellolng pals along The Great
Watt way LII Damita MRS
Enrol Flynn on bSrd street
q pretty person ., Whitney
Bourne, trottIng lriumphantly from
The Beachcomher. She Came, She
Saw, She Conga'd Lee Tracy,
newspaperman looks like--scotchan-
sodaing at the Kit-Kat George
Jean Nathan, The Boo Brummel, do
ing q rumba with n twist from Toxic
ON The Waldorf Roof, while two
Mexican girls (also IN the partyI
look on Ann Corio, the stripeuse
showing Major George Fielding -sliol
the latest IN flank movements
Supreme Court Justice r. Murphy
slipping a pineapple concoction IN
The zombie at the Fair Mary
plckford, Americas Sweetheart
Cwhen 'oomph" was what you said
when you got hit In the slummlckD
III, Vera zorina and her Louisiana
PURCHASES IN the deah, old Staw-
kleb.
saillcs In Our Alley. Mario Naldi,
the Riviera dancer, was describing
n beautiful actress: "She's so glam-
orous," said Naidi, "that when the
critics dislike q show she's in--they
walk out backwards" Allen
Prescott tells the silly about the
two frogs One said 10 the
other: "Didja ever hear my imita-
ton Of Lionel stander2" The
heartless ways declare that those
movie execs Gin the tax JAM weren't
goth Century Foxy enough.
Middle. of.the- Nlghtale. A few Of
~ were chatting with MIR, and Mrs
Elliott Roosevelt and T.. ID, Roose.
welt, Jr., carly yester.yawning
How old Ii Junior2" someone asked
-. II don't know" said Elliotts
pretty wife, "he's rs or n"
TO which Junior gave her long
hard kiss full on the lips !. When
khe caught her breath sho was GER
tain ~He's a." she said.
Memos Of Midnlghter; Eddie
pola, returning on the s, 3. Rooso-
volt, has "a sensational story" ac-
cording 10 n cable from Glasgow
PM has purchased CHS radio
time, six i5-minutc spots weekly
The axe has fallen again IN
H'wood--hundreds OF small-salaried
employees got II IN the neck thls
time Ruth Bond took over
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
Women's Union Meets
In State Convention
Catholic Organization to Convene in Meriden Satur'
day-LOcaI Delegates 10 Attend Various Sessions

Thicdc, WalIlnglord; recording Sec
rotary, Mrs Ella Madden, New
Britain; financial secretary Mrs,
Dora Uttcnwclcr Hartford his
torInn, Mrs. Anna Btciglcr, McrIdcn,
and Legislative, Miss Elizabeth Hugo
and Mis- Martha Slefcn, both OF
New Haven
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
INJURED
SNEAK THIEF TOO SWIFT

nj Paso. Tex - (UP) Mrs. Pauline
Ito@ hurried 10 telephone the pol
Ice department that she heard .
noise 81 q side window but shhp
wasn't quick enough. While sbe wa
talking TO the police, u thief reaches
through the window and took q
purse, with u In II, from q dresser
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-06
BILL EVADERS LOSE CITY
WATER

Sheridan, Wyo.--fUP) Tho sher.
idan City Council has enacted legi.
station denying city water service
10 persons already indebted 10 the
department. Cotncilmen said the
ordinance waB aimed principally ut
pcrsans who through SUBSCRIPTIONS
practices" had attempted 10 evade
water bills.
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Director
the physical education classes OF
the dirls' club,
Tho program
I. Neutrality-suspicious. OF North
End, South End, Hopevllle, Wash.
ingtor I'LL, Brooklyn and Water.
vile classes.
2. Folk Dances Kiemaika, Wagh-
lngtoai, Hopovillc, Chase girls; eau.
chucha --- Washington, Hopcvlllo,
South End girls; Varseviene-- Wash
ington, South End, Brooklyn girls:
T'ripoll, Tropola--Brooklyn girls.
3. Clapping Dance $50 Youngest
members OF tho CLASSES.
4 English Folk Dance--Washing-
ton Hill girls.
D. Circle Dance Watervill6 Girls,
0. Woodpecker Bong--South End
Juniors.
Z. Corrective exercises and Co,Iri-
try Dance Brooklyn girls,
0, NimttlC exercises and Noun