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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Give
Your Feet Am
Ice-Mint Treat
Get Happy, Cooling Relief For
Burning CallouSeI-Put Spring In Your Slep

Don't groan about tired. burning feet.
Don't moan about callouses. Get busy and
give them an Ice-Mint treat. Feel the COM
forting. soothing GOODNESS Of Ice-Mint driv-
ing out hery burning aching tiredness.
Rub lee-Mint over those ugly hard old cal
louses. as directed. See how white. cream
like lce-Mint helps soften them up-ehssa
them away. Get foot happy today the lee
Mint way. Your druggist has Iee-Mint.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
FIRST CHURCH
Sunday Services

Morning service at il o'clock. Ser. mon by Dr. Gregg: "Steadfastness." '" Mfr. Phillips will preach at the Con- gregational Church in Middlebury.
 The following delegates are rep- resenting the First Church as tho Congregational Young Peoples Con- ference ct StorrB from the 20th to the 27th: Mabel A. Burns, Katherine H. Hedberg, Barbara Maker, Gwen Petitijean, Charles 0reenlaw and Myron Wheeler.
 Next Wednesday the following will leave for the Conference ct Washington: Virginia Harrison and Eldred Randall. Rev. Harold E, CrRw of Danielson, former Associate Minister of tho First Church will be the Dean and Chaplain. This cons ference and tho one at Greenwich will be held from the 2bth to the 2nd of July. The delegates for Greenwich from the First Church will Do Carolyn Slater and Joan VeIte.
 Thursday, { p. m. The members of the Boy Scout T'roo pNo. 22 will leave the Church for their outing at Black Rock Park. This will be the last meeting of the troop for this season.
 8 D. m. The lecture preparatory to the Communion will be hold In the Parish House.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
APPLE ORCHARD THEATER OPENS
Ten Weeks Season of Hit Plays Start June 2S In
 Lltchfeld

The Apple Orchard Theater at Lltchfleld, oonnNctlcut will open a ten weeks season of hit plays Sat. urday, June 90 with the recent Broadway comedy success George Washington Slept Here"
 Dione Lewis, producer, will present q summer program including ten of the best plays available with . pro. feSslonal company of twenty-five. The Apple Orchard theAtef will stage ell its productions in the Litchfleld Playhouse under the dl. rectlon Of Gregory Mooney.
 George Washington Slept Here" will again Do presented each night, Tuesday through Saturday, week of July first, Regular opening night thereafter will be Tuesday of each week. curtain time is e:l0 sharp. Ladies Tn Retirement" mystery drama of recent Broadway fame will be the second bill opening July Q fer a weeks run.
 Miss Lewis is featuring popular prices with attractive subscription rates available in script form. spe. clal attention will be given mali or. der reservations or subscriptions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
FLYING EAGLE
 BUSSES ON DST
Summer Schedule Eifec. tive Now; COzy Seats Joy
 to Daily Passengers

The management of the Flying Eagle Bus service has announced that bus service is on the daylight saving summer schedule operating between this city and New York, Danhury and Hartford daily in up- to-date, stream-llned coaches with every convenience extsnded to DO. irons. Tickets for New York. Dan- bury and Hartford can now be cb- talned at Bauhv's news stand In Ex- change place.
 The management is sollcitous of the comfort and convenience of It's patrons and has installed equip- ment conducive for summer travel. large roomy and cozy seats are Joy to passengers In making their trip.
 Schedules announced by the man. agement for buses leaving Ex- change place for New York, Dan- bury and Hartford are i:S3 .. m,: e:2S Q. ni.: and ii:2e .. m. After noon and evening travel time is 3:Se ?. rn.; 6:28 ?. m. and l0:20 ?. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
NegOtiators Resume
 Labor Farley Monday
Efforts Being Exsrted to Avoid Walk.Out in Plants of
 American Brass Co.,; Federal MedlatOrs Coming

Efforts hy state and federal agencies to avert strike s American Brass Company plants in Waterbury Torrng Con and Ansona will be resumed ct 10 Q. m Monday when he third of series of mediation conferences is held at me Elton The outlook for settlement of the dispute, Involving 16000 workers in the three cities does not appear o he bright but should the conferences fall, the govern. mont ready to intervene with final peace attempt This would b done by certifying the dispute to the Defense Mediation Board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
 EXERCISES SUNDAY
5 to Receive Diplomas Father O'Dea to Give
 Principal Address

Fifty.three members of the grad- uating class of St. Mary'S school will receive diplomas ct commence nient exercises in the church of the Immaculate Conception, tomorrow afternoon, ct 3:30 D. n.
 Rev. Francis M. o'shea will make the presentation of the diplomas.
 The program for the occasion Do. gins with the processional. Follow. ing this will Do . hymn "The Keav- enly song", by Gray; presentation Of diplomas by Father 0'EHsa; ada dress to graduates by Rev. Jamei o,DeN; hymn, Ave Maria, bS Schubert: Denediction of the Blessed Sacrament; singing of 70 Esca Via. torum"; Act Of Consecration: "ran. tum Ergo, by Haydn; Divine Praises" by Dethier; and "Laudate Doifinum", dregoTlan. <,
 Members of tho two graduating sections are:
 Members of class one are Ellen Mo. duire and Doleres darrity, honor students, Mary Kelly, James Noonan Catherine Flood and Francis ghee- ny.
 Also, Mary Romano, Mary Dou- cette, Dorothy Armour, Irene AStus- Ri, Mariiyn Coogan, Donald Don- ahuc, Thomas Carroll Catherine Burlington, John Lawlor, Henry Cosgriff, Raymond Davis, Robert Dauphinais and Mary Valerie.
 Also, Martin Sullivan, Raymond Palmer, Rowland Murray, Jans Ford, Cornelius o'Leary, stephen Mastriano and Thomas Gallagher. Ellen Theresa Mcclure and Doio. res Ann Clarity are honor pupils of the class.
 Members of class two are Francis Woods, Margaret Kelliher, Dorothy Madden. Margaret Spillane, Lawfs eree Rogers, John Iseidy, Robert Horrigan, Joan Cosgriff, Edward Murphy, Margaret Mccormack, Theresa MeNichois, Mary Donahue, Ruth Hudner, William Medrath, William Ryder. Dolores Ianotti and John McLennan.
 Also, Joseph Hart, Mary Knight. iy, Joseph Mcdurk, William Miller, Doris Tarket, Howard Ford, Marga. rot Crook, William doggins, Dorothy Toy, CoIetto Pagan, John Henebry and Eugene Muiialy.
 Francis Edward Woods, Margaret Mary Keller and Dorothy Marie Madden are honor pupils of class two.
 Margaret Mary gpiilane and Catherine Flood were presented Cel- tic crosses for the beSt essays, c gift of the Ladies auxiliary, A. o. #.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
SALVATION ARMY DRIVE EXTENDED
Only $7,2OO of $lO,OOO Objective Subscribed By
 Public Today

The salvation Army's appeal for
 s.Inds will be extended through next
 week. according to an announcement I'm Chairman John 4. Coe, Sr. Thus liar there have been contributions
 ps 1s,200. The campaign goal ia
 A1o.OOO.
 Money raised In the campaign
 #ill be used to finance the regular Enctivitles of the Salvation Army, and
 also to provide c sheltr house for ERndigent trAnsients.
 N N:snployes of the Waterbury Clock yUpmpany yesterday gave SiSoo0 to
 8ho fund, and Bristol company em. .N1Oyea gave eiSi.B0. Other group Neontributio9is came from the street Saepartment, Platt Bros. company, MVgatexbufy Paper Box company, Wa
 terbuFy Farrel Foundry and Machine
 company and several other plants.
 Contributors not previously listed stnciude:
 ', MrG George J. Brennan, mena- aNerB of Waterbury Police Depart
 ment, Mrs. Benedict M. RabinowitE Rabbi William B. Greenfield, Mrs,
 John Lawlor, P Kiss, Mrs. Levi .svilcox, Miss N. Walsh, Richard 0, SJeter, William ]. Latimer, Mayor
 vincent A. Scully, T. V. Lawsho, Mrs, A. M. Larson, Harry Leopold, ,s frederick L. Nuhn, Charles B Tul.
 tefson, Harry KlamkiS, Samuel Sil.
 yernaAn, Mir. and Mrs. Moses Kolzii, !. Phoenix Finance Corporation, Per- sa nonai Finance Company, Consolidat.
 pd Plan of Connecticut, Mrs. P. Droz, pr. John M, BoSSuto, Albert Y s1,cefiler, George A, Harper, Theo. {. dore F. Nuhn, Boston Furniture oomUany, William Carpenter, Swan. !. son and Ryan, Mrs. Roc, Henry Q v Mkarlggs, Charles P. Kellogg. Mss D. . A. Weed, pr. ]. J. Aplrian, Dr. Louis Santora, Mrs. Mae D. Winter mute, 6 ?. williams, Jr.. pr. Louis 4 TMibauit, walter II. Hart, lrc., Edna H. Porter, Edgar Brouette and
 r. VI. Brown.
 Also Mrs. R. Johnson, A. L Davies,
 Mrs. H. F. Atwood, Mrs. J. Turner
 Connecticut Fuel Gas Company,
 Mrs. E. 3 PieFrepont, Allyn,s CleaFi- CTS and Dyers, Watertown, Mrs Cath NafinO Mancifio, Mrs II. l.. Hughes,
 Watertown Cooperative Association, E. A. LeManquaiS Company, Mrs. ise,arl Hoffman, 0lson'S garage, Wa %tertown, graduating class Of l04l,
 sprague School and Laura E. Out. s.x6n.
 ~. Also the employees of: Mattatuck Manufacturing Company, ThinSheet Metals Corporation, American Anaundry, .Roebuck Company,
 American Fastener Company, swift and Company, Seymour Smith Com. ApAny, Oakville; silaS Bronson Li- s .kkufy, L. 0. White Company, Chase AfHDrass Company, St. Mary's HoSpi. X .stal, Risdon Manufacturing Com. rapary, Waterbury Savings Bank and 5 The Waterbury Republican and stASnerican, Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
Catholic Information
Are only Catholics saved?

By no nasansi Such Is fer from the teachings Of the Catholic Church, which leaves the judg- rnent of each and every man to our Aii.just and ali-merifui heav. eniy Father.
 No marble i1e Catholic, Pros testant, Jew CT Pagan - can be sentenced to eternal purishnnefit except through his own fault - by deliberately digobeying the dictates of hie own conscience by defying cod with malice AfoFethought, knowing full veil the consequences thereof.
 it h true thAt tho Catholic Church has ever insisted that hers ig the ono true Church, founded by Christ upon the Rock Of Peter with HN prOmiDe that ti1e rates oE Hell would not prevail against iaer--with His aswllfance that Me would be with heF aiI days even unto the end ef the WoFiG.
 But for hiisa without the fold through ne feult Of his own = bs he eD isaeEant seyags NAe hes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21

never heard Of the Church, or an Intellectual Protestant who knows her falsely because Of erroneous education or mental inhibition ths Cathode Church teaches that there Is certainly salvation # he lives Up to his conscience and fe- pentg Of hls sins.
 When you hear this "nessaiva. tion" pFopagandG Againet the Cetilolic Church, remember it was not she but Martin Luther who condemned the Pagan philoso- pheFS because they had no faith ll Christ "even though they had been viFtuous in theis infnogt soul, ,"-( (dFigaE'e LIthef,)
 Each week one Of these articles Is publiahed in thk newspspef to set straight our nsCathOllC nelgiib0Es on faIlael0ae State- siesitg frequently made about Cetholie teaehings and practices, You would please IS greatly t you would write for information esi subtectg upon which you wouid iIke & catholic explanation, Address; l. .. M g. Q, bog 1t29.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
NaMgatwck Church. Directory
entire choir at Y:aO D. m.

entire choir ct T:S0 p. m.
 The Rector Is calling attention on Sunday to the necessity for more gifts to the Recreation Fund Of St. Michael's Parish which Is raised by donations and pays for the Sunday School Picnic, the Christmas Enter tainment and for the Camp expens- es of the boys of the choir. Envel- opes were sent out week ago for this purpose and the necessity of Q gift has been emphasized. a
 Tuesday, St. John the Baptist Day will be the faTty-fifth anniversary of the ordination of MT. Lewis and he has invited all members of the congregation who desire to be pres- ent at the celebration of the Holy Communion ct Q Q. m. on that day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21

Represented ct the eonferenoel have been the once Of Production MAnagement, Che Q. 6. Department of Labor, the State Eabor Departs ment, the State Board of Mediation, the company management and the three locals of the O. I, O. fnteFnA. tional Union Of Mile, Mill @ @melter Workers.
 The company has offered a wage increase of six cents an hour, while the union has demanded an in. crease of 10 cents an hour. The company also has stipulated that the union, in accepting the raise, must agree not to seek another raise for at least Q year.
 Wage negotiations with c number of other plants in Waterbury and nearby towns are being held up pending the outcome of the Alner- lean Brass Go. dispute. The com. pany offers and union demands in almost all cases are the same as in the American Brass case.
 The mediation conferences were arranged by Deputy Labor Commig- sioner Morgan R. Mooney, and both sides agreed to lot the federal agencies also Do represented.
 A vote among employees of the American Brass Go. in the three cities resulted in authorization for international headquarters of the union 10 call c strike. Union leaders have said, however, that Q strike will be actually called only fl efforts to effect c peaceful settles niont ore entirely u1guceessful.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
PARAMOUNT CLUB W DIMES OUTDOORS
.Mr. and Mrs. Walter liar. ~fison Entertain at South. .s- bury Home Today
sWATERV9LLE CeFrssponden N. W. Henion, Telephone S.S402

i, Watervilie, June 2i--Members of .1ihe Tairmount Community Club will 70 this afternoon to southbury to {. the home of MT. and Mrs. Walter Harrison, for . meeting and outdoor :. .kssppeF. Cars will leave ct the foot 0k Essex Avenue, ct 4:30 o'clock, and Supper will Dc served at 6:30.
 Services tomorrow at the var i0us churches will be:
 " St. Mlchaels Rev. Francis Q. Higgins, pastor, Rev. James J. O'Brien, assistant, Afaasas will be held ct 6 c. Ei.; e:iD ard ii o'clock.
 ~ SC. Pauls Episcopal
 Rev. Charles Goodwin, rector Yeseond Sunday after Trinity. Holy s Communion service ct 6 6. m. with
 lcIEing prayer and sermon at io:4o 'Tf't Grace Methodist
 " Sev, Ernest Y. Weise. Church ser. vlce % ii .. m. and in the evening Y:50 o'clock.
 -s& Waterviiie Unlen Church
 3zae speaker ct the ii o'clock ser. vice tomorrow morning will Do Mil. ,st0n c. Wilson of the Moody Bible Institute. Mir. Niison will again speak .~ sm the evening ct 7:30 o'clock.
 Ths annual picnic for the children .nf @t. paulb Sunday school b Dc. < .flis hold today at Lake CoEnpounee Cars left the church this morning ...smt e:s0 o'clock.
 eh, AglohaeI's softbail team vii hold practice Monday night at Wa. t6rViile Park ct c o'clock. All mem. .heEs arc requested .to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
ST. JOHNS CHURCH

500 c. m.--Holy Communion.
 0:0O c. fl.-Holy Communion and address.
 i0:30 .. m.-Morning prayer and sermon. Sermon by Rev. Samuel 4udde.
 7:30 D. xa.-Union service. Preach er-Rev. pr. John o. Walker, pastor Of Second Congregational church. Service will be held on lawn weather permitting.
 Rev. MT. Budde, plnch-hitting in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Francis o. AygeS, Jr, ct St. Johns tomorrow morning, announces that services at Christ chapel where he is vicar will be held ct 9 o'clock tomorrow morning instead of the usual time, l0:S0 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
M0IiNT 0IIYE ZION

Kellogg Lodge, NO. D, Y. A. My and CeIiste Chapter, o. p. B. VII be guests ct the l0:30 o'clock service tomorrow morning at the Mount Olive 4, M. D. Zion church. The postor, Rev. sailsmass W. Weller, will deliver an appropriate sermon:
 A program in the interests of Christian Education will be offered by the Young People Of the parish at T;3O in the evening.
 The church school will meet at e:30 .. m. with supeyintendente Mrs Anna Durham and Mrs. Elsie Mum. The Mems Bible Glass will meet at i2:30.
 Tomorrow will Do the closing Sum- day in the conference year. The afl. nuai New England Conference VIII get underway next Tuesday in Catf- bridge, Mass. with Missionary Day being observed the first day. The conference proper will start Wed. nesday with Bishop W. J. Walls, presiding. Ministers and delegates and the presiding elder will make reports. The confeTnce will adjourn q week from tomorrow at which time pastors and CfslCers will be given assignments,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
Congregational Churches

Mrs. William Wells, Mir. and Mrs. Willis S!gmon and MT. and Mrs. Don l.. Beardsley, MT. and Mrs. 0. Rus sell sumpf, Jr., are chairmen of the publicity committee.
 The Junior Choir Picnic will be held ct Lake Quassapaug Saturday, June 2e. The buss will leave from in front of the church ct Q o'clock, Each child is asked to bring his or her own lunch.
 The offering last Sunday for the U. g. o. mounted to 936,B0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
CONGREGATIONAL

Morning worship will be held at ii o'clock o'clock. The minister, Rev Edward R. Hance, will preach on "An Ancient Peace-Maker."
 Music: (Adult Choirl -introduc- tory voluntary, "Andante," Tschat- koWski; anthem, Come Ye Bless. cd" Scott; offeFtory, "Jesu, Friend of Sinners" dr!eg: concluding vol- untary, "Maestoso," Handel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
BUNKER HILL

Church services at the Bunker Hill Congregational church for the remainder of this month and all of July will be held ct 10 o'clock in- stead of ii, starting tomorrow Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, pastor, will preach tomorrow morning on the subject, Refuge and Strength" :" Children who have had notebooks throughout the year will be reward ed at this service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
ET JOHNS LUTHERAN
BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL
 EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

North Main BtfeeE aE EIectFlc AVG.
 Rev. '. Einar Kron, pastor
 Second Sunday after Trinity.
 Service of Worship ct 900 .. I1l., with sermon on "Ths Cost Of Dis. cipleship." The worship hour will close with Q baptismai service.
 Sunday School convenes at i0:l0 c. m. in tho church basement.
 Sacred concert by the baritone soioist, Rev. Reuben Paul Kron of Saskatchewan, Can, at 7:30 ?. n. All are welcome. An offering will be received.
 Thursday, June 2e.-Ladies' Aid will meet in the afternoon at the in. yitation of Mrs. Robert Reed, 70 Prospect street,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
ron sACRIyECED VoR NAVY

T 0mMsaa, Neb., (UP)-Waae xAsitss weiid hays given his little tee to be admitted into the sleyy. lfe did just khat when he learned that his left
 AtfIe toe was cut Of alignment, xoung xAesIteF en hls i7th Birthday went t0 tho hoaDitai. had tho tee &apniated end wil liaAe nnotbes eys
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Order Of Morning Worship

Order Of Morning Worship Sunday, June 22, i0'30 .. m.
 PrOlude-Hummer Song
 Dacker.d drendah
 Hymn-gummer Suns Are dlorinl
 The Gall to Worship, Invocation and Lords Prayer.
 Anthem: Seek Ye tho Lord.
 Responsive Reading-Selec 03
 The octe
 Gloria patri.
 The Scripture Reading.
 Tenor Solo: 70 Holy Spirit"
 Prayer
 ozertory quartet: He Shall Com, Down Like Rain Bucl ,Doxolgy.
 Childron'S Sermon.
 Hymn-Fairest Lord Jesus
 Sermon: "The Four Great LessonI of History"
 Benediction.
 poStiude: Postiude in ?. duilman
 Notes
 Sincere and grateful thanks arI extended to oil friends who con tributed flowers for Flower Sunday Those who brought flowers wer' Mrs. Everett M. Stanley, Mrs. R Eberthardt, Alfred Eberhardt, Mrs Frederick l.. Nuhn, Mrs. Henr, PreusSeE, Mrs. A. 4. Benedict, Mrs Frank J. Erbe, Mrs. c. II. Prank Charles ?. Kellogg, Mrs. D. J. Nell son, Mrs. Nellie Floto, Mrs. Arthur Rogers William c. Schneider, Harry g. Coe, Mrs. Walter ?. Terrence, Or ton P. Camp, Mrs. Joel I. Butler Howard Hart, Mrs. Carrie w. Rog' ers, MT. and Mrs. Charles Nelson Mr. and Mrs. George 6. Bisset, MT and Mrs. Harry B, Sanderson, MT and Mrs. A. A. Baldwin, MT. ailt Mrs, Levi Wilcox, Mrs. John Q Walker, Mir. and Mrs. Paul Rudolph The Sacrament of the Lords Sup per will Do observed Sunday morn Ing, June 90. The Service Prepara' tory to Communion will be held ir the Chapel Thursday evening, Junt % ct 6 o'clock. Rev. John Coombs will give the address. A cordial iia' vitation is extended to all iileinberi to attend this service and especially those who are uniting with the 3el' lowghip June %.
 4 Red Gross unit meets h thu work room or tho second floor oi the parish house on Wednesday mornings ct ei30 c. n. and Wedneg' day afternoons ct 2:30 ?. n. Mort workers can Do used to very gooo advantage especially in the after noon. It is hoped that many other will volunteer for this very neces' gary work.
 Dr. Kagawa will speak ct the Cal. vary Baptist Church on Chape street in New Haven Sunday evening at 6 ? m.
 Union Services will Do held witt First Church during the summer Services will be held in this Church during July and the first Sunday if August and h First Church during August and the first Sunday n September.
 The Church 0fiice will Do opef during July. Dr. Walker VIII be IT the city during July an dwili be on holiday the month Of August. Mir Ooombs will be in the city during Aug,ist and part of July. Mrs. Croft church secretary, will Do away + August.
 Dr, walker will be the preacher at the Union Service tomorrow eye' ming or St. John's Lawn at T;SO. A very successful picnic waS hele iast Tuesday evening at eInith'l Pond, WaEertowsa, by tho MT. afle Mrs. Club. At tilat tlnae the fcliow. Ing Ofiiceys were elected for tht coming year; Presidents, Mfr. afSs Mrs. Robert K Waitef; secretarl end treasurer, MT. and Mrs. John " AldYich; ciieigmesl SiiesnbeEeniE committee, Mr, and Mrs. Theod0Ft WebeFglnn; ctsigmesi program cosil. mittee, Mr. and Mrs. William ? MelgtcF; chairman food committee Mfr. and Aggg. '. M, stanley. Other ea the seoa eeamil1ee gre Mss ani
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
SALEM LUTHERAN

Second Sunday after Trinity.
 The Cost of Discipleship (Luke i4:24.3D).
 Ushers-Rudoiph Anderson Ar. thur Parsons. BOO a. m.--swedish. Junior Choir l0:00 Q. m.-Bible School. Auto Service: Wallace Johnson, Caleb Johnson. ii:o0 .. yn.-English. Senior Choir, Mrs. Miles Berry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21

Catholc and is 60 retained un. less, by formal act, he renounceS such membership.
 c, What 10 the Jewish Torah?
 4: 'Tcrah" is Q generic term for the Biblical. .TalSnudic religious code Of Judaism. Specifically tho term applies to tho Five Books of Moses.
 c; What characteristics distiD. guish the AEnanR Church society?
 A: The group is . survivor cf 6 German mystical group which settled ifS Iowa iia the last ceEis tuyy. Until ID32 the settlement 'was communal but has since be0n gecrgAnlHed. The society has soven churches and about 90 Hf1fszsE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
NEWS , 
ADVENT CHRISTIAN

'The Straight Gate" will be the sermon subject of Rev. Joseph P. O. Johnson, pastor of the Advent Christian church on Cherry street, tomorrow morning ct l0:30 o'clock.
 MT. Johnson will also speak at the evening worship ct 2 o'clock on, "What Nation VIII Win the War?"
 The Sunday school will meet in the morning ct ii:4S o'clock and the Young Peoples Society in the evening ct 6:l6 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
RELIGIOUS QUESTION BOX

Readers of The Dsmoe.at are invited Q sand in question: gaFAing the Protestant Catholic Jewish faiths Questions will promptly possible They should Do addressed The Natonal Conference of Christians 300 Fourth
 City, Nsm address questions that personal reply may Do sent necessary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21

WaFneEH studio gclioclhcuSe is busiey than t has been ils several years with JcAn Leslie, Faith Dofsi, Gloria warren and Diasl@ Jeanne Hi regular attedance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
FISH TRANsPLANTED BY PLANE

Cheyenne, Wyo, (UP)-Fish dropped from the sky in Wyoming But 1t wasn't 6 miracle, the state game and fish department explains. ft was simply the tryout Of . new method of stocking high ard almost inaccessible mountain lakes with fish. They are dropped from . low. flying aiFpiane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
IDENTIFICATION DY SOUND

London, (UP)-A woman, giving evidence ct North London police court sald: Itold her husband that his wofe had hit me without gavs ing anything. He said, Never, Madam. If she didn't say anything, she wasn't m ywife. She always has c lot to say. Always"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-21
ITALIAN CONGREGATIONAL
 GyandMu GArvlnaa

5ulIuIIy 5vEVIcVB 0;46 6. fli.--Sunday School, i0:30 a. m.--Chureh Service with Rev. A. Lawrence Di Florio preaching on Double Personal ity" Church Choir and orches- tra will be under the direction of Joseph Codella.