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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
GENERAL MECHANICS ETC
WANTED AT kEIH14ER FIELD

Tfr Civil Service Commission an
uotlnrea that the authorities az
keessef Piela are experiencing dif-
flcuity ln obtaining enough General
Mechanics. Furnace ard E~t0feusen
~ iSfe al 81 the furnaces ~ thAi
activity Men having the required
experience - EnaWn b. fhe an
-n0sncenfnt sheet NhAeh may b.
procured utth uH application from
& local post office should rufupiets
them and forward them 10 SecFe-
sary. Beard ~ q. S Civil Service
Examiner. Keealer Fcta. Aiissa-
asnp Immediately ~ order to b.
qualified for lhe positions At ira
rsstni M they care - D0tain them
N~on-A9eal applicant wth rrcslse
fun consideration - local appll-
canis 81 This time.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
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DAILY MENUS


iooeaauat 2 tablespoons q lemon
juice
Combine ingredients Cl1n Serve
or la1fure Put Ire coe0anut IN
center 81 plate O. bowl and sur
round Wlth me fruits. pour lenon
Hairs oxsr ths fr1tts Serve with
equal uuosIuf 0f salAd dressing and
xhlDBe1 cream o. with ! cup 81
nlay0nnaHe. tablespoon 81 con-
fnclioue sugar. 3 table spoons Of
pineapple juice gunaweetenedf
spieed Date Padding
Turn ON oven and set At mod
eFatelF SLOW $50 degrees Grease q
baking aash measuring about :
isehea acrusz alft before msassr-
IFzR 1a cups 8l-parp0ae -four Hestlt
with 81 teaspoon soda "a tea
sqoou sat-. Is teaspoon cinnamon.
el5yee Mlx together = cup eYaporai-
ed milk with Z tablespoons dark
corn syrup
~. II bowl Z tablespoons soft
butter or either shortening Add
gradually. mixing vel after each
addition 2-z cup sugar. Beat IN
vigorously ? whole eli-beaten cKgS
linen aud - cup finely cut pltted
oates ard mix well Add flour mix
ture alternately with milk mixture
SIS un5il smooth after each addi-
ton. Begin and end with flour. Put
batter IL prepared baking dish
Cover and bake until pudding
aarinks from sides Of dish. OF about
enc hoaF Keep covered and let
stand ~ baking dish about five
minutes Turn out and serve with
hard sauce or vanilla sauce.
Hard Sauce
Cream s tablespoons OF butter I'm
Il soft Add gradually 3-4 cup
oaaaerea sugar dreaming thorough
4 after each addition Stir IN two
tablespoons eTaporated milk. a tea
spoonful at q time. Beat until very
lght Flavor with 3-4 teaspoon
eauslla chill before serving on pad-
Gins
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
MANY POSITIONS STILL
OPFN At kEKSIER FIELD

Tfr civil Serytoe Commission an
nnsnoes fhsk suffelenl female at-
seadaaa haNa not hecn qualified Tor
aatisa e. Keler EHld Other post
l8afss At KecslrF Field which vii ~
available ia tne rear future TO-
flloss qualified arr utas Hospital
Attendant ErufsEHter. and Elee'
trojan Persons Interested in quail
Tying for tnse positions zaoln Oh
tain Iise examination blanks iron
tfee nesrest Hssst osfics 81 srona ths
Secretary Of Use Civil Serxirs Beard
* Keeslrr Fiela ard file them 81
an rRrik aatm
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

auently. 2 cups sugar, 1 cup milk
l-s teaspoon salt, 2-3 cup cream. 2
tablespoons light corn syrup. When
a8n ball forms IN cold water, re-
move and let stand 20 minutes Add
4 teaspoon vanilla, beat until
creamy stir IN 2-3 cup nuts. beat
until very thick Pour into loaf pan.
wrap IN waxed paper and store ia
cool place.
DIVINITY METROPOLITAN. Boil
without stirring 2 cups sugar. / cup
sater, J cup light corn syrup When
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

bake 5 minutes until wei Drowned
Serve fresh.
liam Loaf
/ pound lean PORK chopped. Z
pound smoked ham. chopped. ] cup
dried bread crumbs. teaspoon
salt ! teaspoon pepper. ! teaspoon
chopped onions. l tablespoon chop
ped parsley. teaspoon celery salt.
] egg OF ? yolks. cup milk
Press mixed ingredients into shall
low creased pan on top q 4 slices
pineapple and Is cup dark brown
sugar. Bake i hours ia moderately
SLOW oven ts2sl. Let stand minutes
n hot place. unm0ld pineapple
SIDE Up
Mince Tarts
G shallow baked tarts. 2 Guns
mincemeat, G christmas tree pastry
cut outs.
F4i tarts with mlncemeai Cover
with unbaked pastry Gu ouss bake
p minutes III moderate oven
For . new salad rich with min
erak and gltamins. stuff cooked
seeded puanes with peanut butter
mixed with cheese Chill arrange
5 prnnes per portion 90 salad green
.1g With French dressing.
SUNDAY
Breakfast
Grapefruit Halves
Cooked Wheat Cereal Cream
Scrambled EGGS
Drowned Link Sausage
baHsered Toast Coffee
LaBcheen
QYateS-caTn ChoWaer
Toasted Craekeu
Oh Pickles
Fruit Cookies Fruit
DinuaF
Broiled Veal Ckoaa
nat1eEed Spinach
Diced Carrots
NhQleNheNt Bread Plum Butter
Tossed Green Salad
Pear Sauce
Oyster Csru Choaaer
! cup earu : GUS MIX. lea-
spon alt. Is teaspoon napEka
Is teaspoon chopped oniona tez-
spean c1epp&d parsley. cup cIsap-
pei oysters 2 tablespoons butter
Simmer s minutes covered oszFn.
MIX. seAsonlnak Goa oysters 5
minutes ia batter. aum0lne zith
eoFu mixture.
When sffKinN oysters g ever
them carefully Nith ahe fingers and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

! Tablespoon butter. = cups
sitted eonleetlollef sueaF. ! egg.
teaspoon vanilla. I can hot
moist sweetened coeonut
Cream butter until soft. add /
cup sugar. Add egg. beat until
light and fluffy. Beat In remain
ing sugar. vanilla. cpcnut and
continue beating until mixture Is
smooth and creamy Shape into
i-tnch balls Dust with confec-
TONER sugar or roll IN c0canut
Makes q dozen creams.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

a click ball forms IN cold water.
SloNsiY pour into 2 beaten egg whites
Add la teaspoon salt ! teaspoon
each vanilla. Iemon extract grange
rind: beat until thick. Add 1 cup
eandied cherries. l-3 cup candied
pineapple Pour into creased. shall
low pan and chill until firm
SEA FOAM can be mace by the
youngsterx Boil without stirring. 2
cups dark brown sugar. 80 cup
water. / tablespoon vinegar. When
soft ball forms IN cold water. pour
hot syrup over 2 beaten egg whites.
Place pan OF candy In pan Of hot
water on low heat and beat s min
utes. Remove from hot water. add
teaspoon vanilla. la teaspoon
salt Beat until thick Drop from
spoon onto waxed paper. Top with
nuts. let set until firm.
FRuITED FUDGE: Boil. stirring
frequently. 3 cups sugar. ! Ia cups
milk. I tablespoons butter. Ia tea
spoon salt When soft ball forms In
cold water, remove. let stand for
20 minutes. Add ! teaspoon vanilla.
beat until creamy. fold IN Is cup
each chopped candied cherries. pine
apple. orange peel and nuts. Add 1
teaspoon each grated lemon and
orange rinds and pour onto butter
ed pan
SUGaRED NUTS improve By
waiting. Boil without stirring, "a
cups sugar. ! teaspoon cinnamon.
teaspoon each mace and cloves.
and 2-s cup water. When q fine
thread forms add = cup nut meats.
teaspoon salt Beat until the mix
ture sugars, pour onto waxed paper
and separate with forks. Cool and
store in cool spot.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
Gautier All Gu b S
Hold Annual Program

The Uautter School All Clubs
held their annual Achievement DAY
program last Wednesday night la
nne schoi auditorium noth the boris
and tne girl members participated Ii
lhe program Achievement CARTS
wesR presented 20 the nsem5exx afso
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
FRIDAY
Holiday FolioW-UpS
fLeif0fers Ciepefly Disguised
Oyster Mushroom Ala kink

~
Oyster Mushroom Ala kink
? uabieapssfts butter. 4 tablespoons
aour, Is teaspoon salt. ! teaspoon
rapfika teaspoon celery salt
teaspogn mifIced parsley cup
cream, ] cup milk. . cup small
oysters "a cup Drowned mtish-
ruslnis fresh or eamnedl 2 cups
Boiled glae. or mashed potatoes. /
tablespoon crumbs. 6 cup leftover
peas beans sF carrots. / eag Y0Ik.
4 tables tofls fat bacon suggested
Meit butter. ado -four Pour in
sessolln cream and milk. Cook
slowly stirrlue constantly. until
tia and creamy Add oysters and
mi shfootns Simmer S minutes MIX
rise xtth crumbs. vegetable and
yuik S ape INTO hali-ineh thick
cakes Brown quickly IN fat heated
IN frying pan Cover on heated
platter with cooked mixture.
slavery Turkey Pie
Rich pastry. 2 cups creamed
turkey. cup stuffing : cup gravy.
/ Tablespoon chopped parsley 2
tablespoons milk.
PIT pastry into shallow baking
dish Add turkey. mixed with STUFF
I'm. gravy. parsley. milk. Top with
turkey pastry cut-outS and bake
Is minutes IN . moderate oven lasoi
Apple Yam Eseallop
> cups sliced cooked sweet potatoes
or rams. 2 cups sliced rMw apples
3 tablespoons flour. { cup raiSins. 2
slices lemon. teaspoon cinnamon.
teaspoon salt. 2 tablespoons but
Ter. ) cup brown sugar. syrup. Is
cup water
Pour mixed ingredients into but
tered casserole Cover and bake IS
minutes, uncover aud bake - min
utes IN moderate oven.
SATURDAY
After-C Christmas Dinner
tSeFvIng { O. 81
Hot Tomato Juice
cheeseo Pastry Stars
Ham Loaf
ESealloped Sweet Potatoes
Chased Apple Rings
Hot Star Biscuits Curraut Jeiiy
Grapefruit Pimiento Salad
Aimee Tartx Coffee
Cheesed Pastry stars
PIE crust IS Is 6 iuehesl. /
tablespoon butter. 4 tablespoons
rnIlpw cream cheese. 2 tablespoons
Rnquefort Q other cheesea. 1 tea
gson Aalaa dressing l-s teaspoon
salt Su#ck papFika.
Cut thin pie crust into small stars
spread with rest Of ingredients.
blended Place On shalloW pan.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
sayoU frult Sanee
eFur Hot puadlnaHf
WEDNESDAY
Holiday Features


, cups cooked wild rice. I table
saooas eaitcf. melsea, cup aIgea
celery ? tablespoons chopped onions
teaspoon salt. teaspoon pcnEaz
Mix ingredients. press into hot
butlcFea mott Bake ~ mAlutea 81
pan hot water IN moderate oven
unmold auickls Serve with gtpiet
eFafy
Kris Kringte salad
2 tablespoons grAnulateai ReiAtln.
cup cold water. ! cup boiling water
a beet Juice. i~3 cup sugar, Is cup
vinegar. > tablespoons lemon Juice.
teaspoon salt. IL cups diced eo1k-
Ell bects. 8 cup dicsu CELERY ia tea-
spoon garlic salt t%optional1. ! tea
spszan minced parsley. teaspoon
timely chopped onions.
Soak gelatin 5 minutes Dissolve
III boiling water. add llear. vine
gar. lemon 8atee. Cool unsll partly
Thick Add ingredients Pour into
seAlioR mold Gail until firm and
cut out Kris Krmgles
Steamed Carrot Pudding
! cup grated raw carrots. ] cur
grated raw POTATOES. ~ l4ln fla-.
/ cup DARK bruNn sugar. ! teaspoon
susta. / teaspoon baking powder. /
teaspoon sails. cup chopped raislns.
cup earFauz6 Is cup chopped
eandiea fruit peel. i-s cup broken
nuts / ~teasaeon vanilla 3 table
zpaonz fax melted I teaspoon en-
uamou. teaspoon Glove / ezg
beaten
six ingredients ualf-an buttered
mold Cover tightly and steam
hours Serve bot with lemon orange
Of rum sauce
4 Merry Christmas To All
THURSDAY
Christmas Dinner
The Menu
ShFlmn=Crab Cocktail
caeesed Bits
Roast Turkey Oyster stuffIne
Candleo Sweets
Mashed Ro{atoes savofy 0Faey
Butfeged Onions
Rolls Butter
AH#a#G3AA sA&A0
Spicea Date Padding
Hard Sauce
Coffee
Amhfesia salad
Two afHt bananas tsilaeaH. eaE
q urangrs fFeHluxe seed aHG men-
oTane aua break IL piece eal
q sced.es grapes cup - c8ap-
Ped dates eup q moist grated
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

The preachers text Is q peg upon
which he hangs his sermons Often.
however. he strayE Oft and leaves
the Eliing hanging there
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
Come Out In The Kitchen, Folks,
We're Making Christmas Candy
ChecaIale Ceranat GIe.ales

Il squares Glpp&ng chocolate
/ Is eups sxseeseDcd condensed
milk. I cup moist sweeutered
c0c0nut l teaspoon vanilla
Heat chocolate over boiling
watef Until partly melted r.
move stir with beating motton
until melted ADD milk and
blend then add eoconut. vanilla
Drop from teaspoon on wAxed
paper. Cool until firm Makes S
doFeG
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19
TUESDAY
HaliaaY Recipes
- $3.50


4 Tablespoons maH0uuaiN 4 table
sEHsons whipped cream ? Tablespoons
ehai sagss. : tablespoons catsup. I
fabies9uu grated hufNeFadssh. I
inbiespaon lemon juice, teaspoon
alk teaspoou pepper
AK ingredients iFeexe , hours IN
refrigerator o. paek IN small mold
and bury ( hours ln SNOW o. 4
parts cHnuFea hs 70 ! part coarse
sall Makes g portions feg fish
eacktaaL
Cranberry salad Hing
/ paekage orange gelatin. ! cup
boiling eatsr ! cup sseeteBed cram
berry aaucg. / tablespoon lemon
1alco. cup diced celery, cup
broken Nslnuta. Ia teaspoon salt
cup rahsius
Dissolve gelatin Cool until part
Is ihitk Ado ingredients. pour into
runs mold Finsed aat OF cold waiter
Chill unm0ld Oh crisp lettuce. cen
ter With nIeYunualau bowl
Heiiday Vegetable Platter
/ steamed eaaiifloweT, } cups
aea&ea green bpgns. . eala asaNea
cooked carrots. 4 tablespoons but
Ter. melted / teaspoon salt. tea
sIzeon celery salt teaspoon pap
RIA 1 teaspoon minced pNaraley.
cup grated cheese
Surround eaalilioWeT in center O.
platter sith beans and carrots Sea-
auu wilh melted butter. combined
with Aeaaonsnsx. Sprinkle with
eheese
savoFy Fruit Sanee
eFoT Hot puddlngai
I cup sugar , tablespoons flour. |
sup crushed pineapple. ! cup orange
fsloe rs cup lemon juice. cup
water, i-8 teaspoon salt. , egg y0lka,
beaten ) tablespoons butter.
Blend sugar and flour Add juices
and water Caok slowly. stirring
constantly. until thick and creamy
AID OTHER ingredients and COOK .
minute Serve hot
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

When serNln4 oysters 20 ever
them carefully Nlth 1he fingers and
remove any saeli particle
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-19

bake S minutes until wen Drowned
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
ALEXANDER SVED
 TO SING FEB. 4
Famous Baritone Will Ap= pear in Final Concert
 Fine Arts Series

Tho final concert of the season in the Fine Arts series sponsored by the Mattatuck Musical Art so- ciety, will be held Tuesday evening, February 4, at the Waterbury Womens' club auditorium. Alexan- der Sved, noted Hungarian baritone, will be the featured artist. MT. Sved's concert was originally sched- uled for December, but due to, en- agreements at the Metropolitan Opera in New York early in the season his concert in this city was postponed until this coming Tues day night.
 Alexander Sved is said to have a magnificent voice as well as com manding stage presence. His repor- tory includes such operas as Macked Ball, Aida, Carmen, Rigoletto and other operas, as well as numerous concert song arrangements. He was born in Budapest and his extensive musica lstudies have given him g splendid background for vocal ex- precision. He has sung extensively abroad. His first concert tour of North America was started last fall. His concert in this city will be Tuesday night, February 4, at the Women's club at 8:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
Practical Training
 Class Forming Here
Waterbury Branch of New England Schools Start
 Monday Evening at HAS South Main Street

tofore had to commute to other cities to become certified welders and qualified machinists.
 The new Waterbury branch will be formally opened Monday evening, February 3rd, and Frank Edgerton, chief instructor for the school will assume full charge. A novel and tn- teresting program has been ar- ranged for the opening, featuring free lectures and motion pictures explain all phases of welding and its practical application especially to the vital, present day industries of aviation, shipbuilding, machinery building, mining, motorization and general construction. The general public is cordially invited to parti- cipate in the opening exercises and to inspect the comprehensive col lection of equipment assembled for complete instruction in welding and machine shop practice. Representa- tives from the country's outstand- ing welding companies will be on hand to assist in the presentation and answer all questions.
 The new local branch will offer day and evening courses. All pupils are given individual instructions, and requirements for completion of the courses are very rigid so that finished students will be fully cap- able of entering a factory or tn- dustry in almost any capacity re- quired of full fedged operator. In addition, all pupils must pass Uni ted States Navy tests to qualify for completion of these courses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
'DR. ROOT URGES
 PUBLIC TO AID
Nurses Staff May Be Cur- tailed If Sufficient Funds
 Are Not Available

Dr. J. Harold Root, speaking over Station VERY last night on behalf of the Visiting Nurses Association drive to raise $20,O00 for 1941, said that if enough money is not ob- tained for the association, it means that 1t will be impossible to em- ploy enough nurses to give ade- quate service to all parts of the community. Dr. Root has been a member of the medical advisory committee for many years.
 Describing the work and function of visiting nurses, the speaker said: "The ideals of these nurses are high, their training is the best, and their ethics excellent. They are equipped not only to render the necessary nursing service which the particular patient requires, but go further and give invaluable ad- vice about all other matters having to do with the running of the home and family life, so that the health of it's occupants shall be properly cared for.
 "There is no home too pretenti- ous or no home too poor for the Visiting Nurse to enter, and no home which will not have benefited by her entrance in time of need. Her standards of service are the same, regardless of where she goes."
 In conclusion, Dr. Root appealed to the public for contributions to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
Full Weather Report

CONNECTICUT - Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Not much change in temperature
 Massachusetts and Rhode Island Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday. increRsing and thickening late sat- urday. Not much change In temper ature.
 Five Day Forecast
 Hoyton, Jan, 3l (UPl - The weather bureaus Ave day New Eng land forecast for the period begin- ming at 7:30 tonight:
 The temperature will average near normal during the next five days. Normals in tho district are Boston nnd Now Haven, Conn, 2s; Nantncks .ei, a0i Portland, Mc., s3, Enstport, Mo. 20; Concord, N. IT,. 2ii and Bur.
 Therc win hc freqment small tom. boPniuFe chnngen, but Q definite sfend from alighily below normal nt no beginning of tho period Co some. That above normal at the end of the NrlOd. Precipitation will total mod katO, between ss hNd 2.3 Inches, rlgM snow will occur in northern igell0nk light rain or snow Co aouiherh neetiOnh hhturdHy night ana Sunday, with light t0 moherniV gain or snow ih southern Haetioilb Al,A snow in northern sections xuehs lag eg Wednsrdnv'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
NO ADVANCE SALE
 OF SUPPER TICKETS

Tickets for the monthly meeting Of the Catholic Mems Supper club, to be held next Tuesday evening ct b:3O In the Hotel Elton, will not be distributed beforehand as has been the custom this winter. They may bc procured at the desk ln the hotel iobby on Tuesday evnlng.
 Several changes ln the conduct Of the supper club sessions have been made by the sponsoring committee from Sheridan council, 2l, Knights of Columbus, and it iS believed that they will prove generally acceptable and result ifi an increase ln thC nunlbsE ef nien atlerdlna these
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
TIME EXTENDED FOR
 TESTING LANE HERE

Extension of time for the motor vehicle inspection lane on Thomas ton avenue to remain open until Feb. Q, instead of closing today as originally scheduled, was announced by Comsr. Michael A. Connor. An additional week is grantde and all motorists who have not had their cars inspected are urged to do so as soon as possible. AS yet, there are several thousand cars to be inspect ed in the city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31

CONNECTICUT-- - Mostly cloudy tonight nnd Saturday. Not much change in temperature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
ZION BAPTlSTS
 OFFER PROGRAM

The Sunset Four. quartet of deacons from the Mt. Moriah Bap- tist church, New York city, will give a concert of negro spirituals and Gospel songs at the Zion Baptist church tomorrow evening at SIS o'clock. Members of the group are ernon Downing, Samuel Kellum, Thomas Williams and Melvin Eagle. The public is cordially in- vited. The concert will be under the auspices of the Current Expense club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
NEW BUT EFFECTIVE

Bringing to the screen the un- conventional but highly effective ideas with which he revolutionized stage and radio technique, Orson Welles presents an unusual film in his first RKO Radio offering, "Citi- zen Kane"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31

the background from which the present Sacrifice of the Mass was developed.
 Raymond J. Tanning will officiate as toaStmaster at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31

Joseph E. Farrell of Willimantic acting as commentator. This is an interesting movie revealing as it does
 in great detail the component parts of the Mass. The picture also shows
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31
Ford Motor CO. Makes Decision On Defense.
Will Accept No Contracts of Govt Binding Company
 to Observe All Federal, State Labor Laws
BY BERNARD CRANDELL United Press Staff COrrespOndent)

Detroit, January 31 - CUP) = The decision of the Ford Motor Company to accept national defense tracts binding it to observe all federal state labor laws
 was today closing its huge factories orders placed di ectly by the National Defense Commission Ford Motor Company spokesman indicated that the decision
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31

monthly meetings.
 As announced previously a short movie feature, 'The Sacrifice of the MaSs," will be shown immediately after the supper with the Rev.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-31

All America today is uniting in a supreme effort to bolster National Defenses, and the billions of dollars to be spent for this program will naturally result in the building up of all our industries. Already in- dustry is experiencing crying need for skilled workmen. In an effort to offer an opportunity to the men of Waterbury and vicinity to pre- pare themselves to become an in- tegral part in this great program, J. O. Gagnon, director of the New England Schools of Practical Train ing has established branch school in Waterbury at 1445 South Main street.
 The New England Schools of Practical Training have been suc- cessfully operating for some time past in principal cities throughout Connecticut, and the new local branch has been set up for the ex- press purpose of making arc and acetylene welding and general machine shop practice available to men in this community who here this most worthy cause. Give &C., cording to your means" said he, "so that the Waterbury Visiting Nurses may continue to go into the homes in our community in order to make this a better place in which to live"
 Mrs. Bessie Crane of the nurses committee will speak over WATR on behalf of the drive this after noon at 5:25 p. m.