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Evening star., 1941-09-24

GOT WORKOUT Nicholas Schenck ueft). Metro -GodWyn-
Mayer official shown he conferred with Wendell
L. Wk counsel for the motion picture industry before under
going stiff croexaminaton yesterday the Senate subcom-
mee inquiry into alleged film propaganda Mr. Schenck told
Tobey Republican, New Hampshire that he thought
wrong put through this kind of a workout.
Harris Ewing Photo.
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Movies

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bulletin said
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Foundations of New Order.
The declaration added that the
two governments are convinced that
the carrying out of the Roosevelt
Churchill declaration in a spirit of
Justice which does not admit uni
formity of treatment of those guilty
of provoking wars and Of the victims
of these wars, will lay the founda-
tions of a new order in Europe based
on permanent system of general
security. general prosperity and So
cial justice.
The achievement of this aim
the statement said, will convince
the nations of the continent that
their sufferings during the World
War of 19l4-18 and during the
present war were neither unavailing
nor fruitless."
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
News Briefs
From the Treasure State

BILLINGS Rocky mountain spotted
fever was blamed for the death of
John @. Rankin, 59-year-old Warren
stockman, at local hospital.
CULBERTSON Approximately 300
head Of cattle were tested for Bangs
disease near here. The tests were ar
ranged by the local vocational agri-
cultural classes.
LEWISTOWN-F destroyed two
granarieS filled with wheat, a barn
and other small buildings on the VIII
son ranch near Moore. The house and
its contents were saved.
JORDAN - George Taylor, wheat
rancher north of Jordan, had his hand
lacerated and arm broken while work.
ing on a tractor. He was brought to
Jordan by his brother, Harvey Taylor,
where he was cared for at the hospital
ROUNDUP-N6r. and Mrs. Ray @.
Bush and family left for their ranch
at Hamilton to live Mr.. and Mrs. Bush
are longtime residents of Roundup
Recently Bush sold his Conoco service
station to Halvor East and Otto Rau.
JORDAN Ranchers gathered here
for the first livestock meeting to be
held in the country. The meeting was
dIIdllBCQ NY GdA OAIObuS SAtCAASASA4
livestock specialist, Bozeman, and
County Agent Maurice Zimmerman.
JUDITH GAP-The patrolman from
HarloWton was in Judith Gap and
fined Bernard Buzdickian for driving
a car and trailer without licenses. The
outfit belonged to the mayor, Mrs.
Ieta Thompson, and Bernard was
hauling wood for her.
HARLOWTON - Frank j. Buckley
spudded In q well for the county at
the rear Of the courthouse to get water
for irrigation OF the courthouse lawn
and for fire protection. The commits
sioners are considering installation OF
an automatic fire sprinkling system.
JORDAN - Lois McGibboney, 16,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Nc
Gibboney, residing just over the Mus
selshell river in Petroleum county, was
brought to the Good Samaritan hos
pital seriously Ill from spotted fever.
This is the first case reported IN Gar
field county this year.
RED LODGE-L. F. Hamren Of Mis-
soula, formerly of Great Falls, sue
ceeded Frank Friauf, retired, as man
ager of the j. @. Penney store at RED
Lodge. Frian was manager here for 10
wears. He will continue TO live here.
Hamrell was employed at j. O. Penney
stores in MisSoula and Great Falls |
before coming here.
HEIENA.The Montana liquor con-
troll board appointed new vendors for
state liquor stores IN Billings. Laurel
and Bauantine. In Billings, H. A. !
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
.HOLLYHOCK RUST
CAN BE KILLED

BY taking preventive steps now
homeowners can prevent hollyhock rust
from doing as much damage as it did
last year, says II. E. Morris, botanist
for the Montana agricultural expert
ment station at Bozeman.
He explains that the disease lives
over the winter IN the remnants OF
the previous years plants and for this
reason the first step Is to clean out
all of these remnants. AS soon as the
new plants start they should be In
spected frequently and the infected
leaves destroyed by burning.
The disease is easy to recognize. The
first symptoms are small, -colored
spots on the underside Of the leaves.
These spots turn a dark, rusty brown
color as they grow older. While most
Of the spots win be found on the lower
side OF the leaves, there may also be
q few on the upper side.
If the removal of infected leaves does
not satisfactorily control the rust, the
hollyhock beds should be sprayed at
intervals of 10 to IA days throughout
the season with summer strength lime
sulphur solution or Bordeaux mixture,
4-4-5O
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
State Editors
Say

The community in which we live
owes US nothing. If accounts were ball
anced ag this date, we would be the
oeDbor. Haven't we for years lived
within 1t, sharing its benefits? Haven't
we nao Tor our own use its schools. IFS
churches. its hospitals and its orpan-
zatlons Of every kind? Haven't we had
the benefits of the protection of it,
ire, police and health Departmental
Haven't It's people, during ali this time.
been gathering for us, from the four
corners OF the earth, food for our
tables clothing for our bodies and ma
terlal for our homes? Hasn't it fur
niShed friends whose ideals have been
our inspiration, whose kind words have
peen our cheer and whose helpfulness
mas carried us over the difficulties?
what can we give In return? Not
SIMPLY taxes. They cover only a small
part OF what we have received. We
want to give more. we want of our own
free will to give enough so that we
can rightfully say, This is my COM
munlty." So that we can take pride
IN IT, In It's prosperity, in the hOnors
THAT come to its citizens, in everything
that makes 1t greater and better. To
90 this we must become a part Of It.
give TO 1t generously of ourselves. In
this way only can we commence to
pay the great obligation we owe to this,
our community.
We have found the answer in the
clubs and civic organizations of the
community. In these we have our
chance to help our felloWmen, to do
our bit to make this part of the world,
though small, better place in which
10 nve-(Pondera County News)
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carries out the sole recommendation of
the Oklahoma group-that is portray
the southwest.
This mural is one Of several that
Sheppard has completed, one of which
was reproduced In natural colors In a
recent issue of a national magazine.
Most Of his murals have been done for
public and private buildings IN Okla
homa, and Topeka, Kan.
The mural completed for Secretary
Jones enjoys distinction among artists
because white linoleum has defted them
for years. For more than year Shep-
pard carried on experiments before de-
veloping the process he now uses. In
the process he engraveS or cuts into
the surface for the deep tones, such as
the lines in the names of the horses
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

Soon to be hung in the Washington
D. C. office of Jesse Jones, secretary of
commerce, is the mural shown above
which has Just been completed by ].
Craig Sheppard of the Montana State
college art department.
Done by new process developed for
white linoleum, the mural depicts the
Oklahoma Indians that Sheppard knew
as a boy He practically grew up with
them, went to school with them and
observed them with the eye of an artist
near his home town Of Lawton. The
commission to do the mural came
through a group of Oklahoma business
men. -Four by six feet in size, the mural
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
SNOW In STATE
BOON TO RANGES

IT. F. Dixon, superintendent Of the
/ 5OO-mile Butte division Of the Great
Northern railway, extending from VIII
liston, N. D, to the Rockies and south
to Butte, said the snowfall was one OF
the most timely and beneficial on the
division in many years. 1t helped
ranges UNNECESSARILY.
He pointed out that while precipita-
ton was light from Havre east, the
area missed by the recent snow had
been drenched by a previous storm.
He said no rail passenger schedules had
been affected by the storm.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
SPOTTED FEVER
CLAIMS VICTIM

The death at Lewistown OF James
Monroe McGlothlin, II. Of Teigen, was
the first in Montana this year attrib-
uted to Rocky mountain spotted fever
Aside from the McGlothlin case,
seven instances Of spotted fever have
been reported to the state board of
health so far in 1941, although seven
to be under treatment at Broadus.
Fever-bearing ticks are said to be un-
usually numerous now in Powder River
country.
Ordinarily, the tick danger season in
Montana extends from mid-Aprn to
mid-July.
Last year at this time Montana had
recorded three spotted fever cases and
one fatality.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

Sampson win succeed Herman Clavad-
stscher as vender, and Robert Sander
son will replace r. E. Morhous as as
Sistant. In Laurel, Sam Bliss win sue
coed Reese Price, and In Ballantine,
j. Roy Larimer viii succeed E. A. Bos-
schert. No assistants are employed in
the Laurel and Ballantine stores.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
CADETS Study GERMAN

one hundred cadets az West FOlnl
Military academy are being taught
one-year's study Of the German Ian
gIage. Secretary Of War Stimson has
reported. 1T can make no greater In
ference on that than you can" he
said. in answer to a question as to
why the special course had been added
to the academy's curriculum.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

shown above. Then he applies the paint
and rubs it into the engraved portions
engraving is done for the lighter tones.
They are rubbed to the desired shade.
Although Sheppard is concentrating
on murals now, he has also earned rec
ognition in sculpturing, water colors
and oil painting. Since entering the art
department last September he has had
an exhibit at Montana State college.
Late last fail he had sculpture ex-
hibit at Butte. The mural he has just
completed was on display for nearly a
week in the Student Union building at
the college.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

Forgeries of famous paintings have
been revealed by means Of photog-
raphy, which shows the differences Of
brushwork and mediums between old
and modern paintings.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

GREAT OPPORTUNITY for right couple res
tanrant and fountain with private dining
rom for banquets, located in heart OF county
- tovvn IT'S the halfway point between
Ss,.tor end LaGrande on new highway, al
most finished Takes $1,000 TO handle. Al
custavo, Enterprise, Oregon,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

An English poet who arrived recent
" Ia the United States reported she
had not slept In a real bed for several
months.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

POULTRY
CASH BUYERS OR LIVE AND DRESSED
Poultry Hhip any time 10 NystxAnd Poultry
Co., arse Placer st. Butte, @cnt.
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"WOng Suns Chinese
Herbs Haze Done
Wonders for Ny
Little Daughter"
Mrs. Nj. c. Sweeney,
MisSOula, Mont.

She gave them a trial for the sake OF
her daughters health; now this mother
speaks her word Of praise in the fol-
lowing paragraph:
MY little daughter who is now five
years old became very sick. She had
yelloWish spots on her face and was
troubled a lot with indigestion. She
for her, but nothing seemed to help
her, until finally took her to WONG
SUN COMPANY. WONG SUMS CHI
NESE HERB MEDICINE has done
wonders for my little daughter.
Signed: MRS. M. c. SWEENEY,
If you are suffering from any aiIment
make up your mind today to give these
herbs a trial!
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
Teachers Agency

MONTANA TEACHERS NEEDD-EnroIl i'm
mediately for increasing opportunities Ger
tilcation booklet free with enrolment. E. L.
huIl Teachers Agency, Missoula, Montana.
Member N. A. T. A
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

uOrvT, COMPLETELY EQUIPPED, doing good
a S,,sI-ose furnace heat good garden garage,
exceiient location. nice living quarters must
sacrifice account i'll health. Total price $500.
Wnl accept part down rest m9h'ny pay
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26
Wanted to Buy

RABBIT SKINS
WANTED-RABBTT SKINS domestic and wild
Write for prices. W. E. MCGEE Kuna, Idaho.
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E17Ezl,,;l l'7'E u . .

Better Quality Chicks from the cream Of
certified high record flocks Of the North
west. Write for Gallatin Chick News.
Gallatin Chick Hatchery, Bozeman, Montana
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DRESSES

500 STARTS YOU IN BUSINESS 10 .l LADIES
.v ese's styles and coors Send 100 money or
der. If not satisfied return prepaid star Ealu u
Bargain House, l76 Madison ST. New YORK
City. N. Y
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CLASSIFIED
L-ADVRRTLSBMENTS
For Sale Or Lease

BO-KO KILLS ooooo0oe
BO-Kc, enough to kill over 100 trees sprouts
si75 Bo-Ko Co. Jamestown, MISS.
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Wong Sun Company

1851 North 9th St., Billings, Montana
Also: Great Falls, Helena and MissOula
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THE BEST STORE BUILDING on the best
corner, in the best little CITY IN 4oit1ss'a
eoSnt1 Brick construction, 5OxlOO, with base
nent 9sxio0 maple floors, modern front Two
y 5ooiaS' csnlkins Jr. Rosenberg Bldg, Santa
Rosa, Calf.
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NJ n. A. APRm %. is4l Cl'
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MTSCFTTANTr0TS

MISCELLANEOUS
SoSN~NSoSN-Ns~~~S~NS~~ ~-N4~-NN-NNNNNN
MISUNDERSTANDING a few very highly bred
REGISTERED Holstein young bulls, six to eight
months, from high producing dams, good test
ana individuality; also some open and bred
heifers. Write for list Tom Owens, BOX 25s
Route g. Kirkland. Wash
% HEAD OF REGISTERED and purebrsd cat
We with government range for 90 head. and
ptNate range for the rest My ranch for sale,
"a miles 8. ia miles z. OF Star, Idaho. A. NJ
"oikiel r. No. /, Meridian, idaho.
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Photos Finishing

FREE-GET ACQUAINTED OFFER Wen
make two Custom Quality snapshot prints
from your favorite film negatives Just mail
this ad, and two NEGATIVES. Free prints mail
ers' new 1871 price lists sent by return mail.
Rays Photo Service Dept. 22-CA, Lacrosse,
wisconsin. Quality work since 1920
BETTER PICTURES Quicker Service; Rolls
developed, prints each negative 25c, Re-
prints &C. Double Weight SKI endorsements
800. Fox Studios. Billings, Montana.
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BABY CHICKS

!SoSe1IS2SS~-SS1H1a1IHSS1Hs1sS~-o-oo~~~~~~~oo~~
E: :'!5;''';:A ,5ltz1!
Better Quality Chicks from the cream Of
certified high record nocks of the North
west. Write for Gallatin Chick News.
oallatin Chick Hatchery, Bozeman, Montana
s2.5O PER 100
~ POSTAGE PAID
for day old White Leghorn cock
erels from large hens. Make
"a ~ splendid low cost fryers. Hens
40 $# tested as required by Montana
Livestock Sanitary Board. Send
225# money in full with order. Prompt
shipment guaranteed.
FRED h. COCKELL, Milwaukee, Ore.
HEALTHY DIsEAsE-REsIsTANr Baby Chicks
produced from acclimated northern bred.
approved, double blood-tested and banded
under the supervision OF the North Dakota
State Poultry Improvement Board 1eghorns,
Rocks, Reds, Orpingtons, Wyandottes, Giants,
Minorcas and New Hampshires Matched twice
each week. Special prices and discounts Write
for catalog and prices to Blue Ribbon Hatch
cry and Supply Company, Mandan, No. OAK
BLOOD TESTED, sexed and unsexed chicks
Highest quality at low prices. AAA trap
nested pullets and straight runs from $500
to $3.50 per hundred. 1908 live delivery guar
snteed s1.00 per hundred with order. Also
5000 big type White Leghorn cockerels weekly
at $3.50 per hundred F. o. B. hatchery.
Winthrop Ideal Hatchery, winthrop, MINI.
u s. APPROVED Pullorum and T. B. Tested
Chicks from the Farmers Union at Willis
ton are famous for their quality and Hvabil-
ity. Send for our price list. Farmers Union
Cooperative Assn, Williston, N. Oak
DO YOU WANT A DRUM STICK for your
holiday dinner? Then order some W.. Leg
horn cockerels from Evergreen Hatchery, Box
SAT, LINDEN, Wash They are $3.50 per hun
dred prepaid.
100 BLOOD FOUNDATION CHICKS FREE.
Buy 100 and get 100 chicks free Pullets,
Males, or unsexed. 80 day guarantees. 5tronG,
vigorous chicks. Reserve yours. Write 1nman
Hatcheries, Aberdeen So. Oak
BABY CHCKS-Leading varieties. Oldest
hatchery IN North Dakota. ALI our nocks
United States approved. severson Hatchery,
Stanley. North Dakota
IVY Il "
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save q Lie . oarefuI prIverI
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Personal

Make MOST OF YOUR TALENTS. Vocational
analysis 81. Send full BIRTH name and date.
a. o. $50 N. Berendo, Los Angeles, Calf
MARRY RICH. Free particulars, photos, de-
scriptions. sealed Confidential Reeder, Box
$40. Palestine, Texas
GET ACQUAINTED CLUB. Introductions
SIMPSON, BOX 1851, Denver Colo
Situation Wanted
MARRIED MAN and sons want work on
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
MISCELLANEOUS

DRESSES l0c, MEMS SUITS $500. other bar
gains in used clothing. Send postcard for
free catalog' Dept NJ NJ, Liberty Mail order
Co, Station B, Box 81 New York City, New
York.
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Help Wanted
instruction

JOBS. ALWAYS PLENTIFUL FOR MOLER-
TRAINED BARRIERS. Special rates. cali or
write for catalog Moler Barber College, 227
SW Third Ave, Portland. Oregon
AIRCRAFT FACTORY system training for
local plants. Thousands needed. Free place
ment. Warren School, oldest in west 18th at
Olive, Los Angeles.
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$3.50 PER 100
POSTAGE PAID

for day old White Leghorn cock
erels from large hens. Make
"a ~ splendid low cost fryers. Hens
40 M tested as required by Montana
Livestock Sanitary Board. Send
money in full with order. Prompt
shipment guaranteed.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNIIEs

S SSr-Is> TTcHANGE STORE BUSINESS consist
inc Of general mdse, meat MARKET tes
plant and refrigeration and an equipiels' ~
Station building and store fixtures, furnsheo
IyinE apartment in same building Located N
gvder. Alaska mining district. near hetchikall
close to proposed Alaska hishway, ' la.a
Ssrred nut what have you? Edgar ProVinSe'
9vder' Alaska, or Red Lodge, Mont
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FOR SALE: 1871 complete rural directory OF
Valley county, Montana Price soc per copy
any place in the U. 8. list Of /. ZOO farmers
and ranchers. The GLASGOW Courier. Glasgow,
Montana.
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WRITE FOR BIO ss-PAGE YEARBOOK on
what grows best In the cold Northwest.
Sent free. State Nursery g. Seed Co., Helena,
Montana
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-04-26

100 BLOOD FOUNDATION CHICKS FREE
Buy 100 and get 100 chicks free Pulets,
Males, or unsexed 80 day guarantee. 5tronG,
vigorous chicks. Reserve yours. Write 1nmsn
Hstcheries, Aberdeen. So. Oak.
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FIELD SEEDS. Alfalfa, Corn, Cane, Crested
Wheat Grass, Sweet Glover Montana grown
Free samples Lakin Seed Company, Miles
City, Montana.
FOR SALE-MICHEL GRASS, SC pound.
Francis J. Nuxoll Greencreek, Idaho.
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DO YOU WANT A DRUM STICK for your
holiday dinner? Then order some w.. Leg
horn cockerels from Evergreen Hatchery, Box
SAT, LINDEN, Wash They are $3.50 per hun
dred prepaid.
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SPECIAL SERVICES
MONEY

For your springtime needs $500 to $4,000.
UP to II months to repay. Loans made
easily and quickly by mail FAMILY
FINANCE CO., GREAT FALLS, MONT.
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PLANT "ROCKHILL" EvERBEARNo STRAW
BERRIES NOW Have ripe berries this year,
July until frost. Certified plants $500 per
hundred postpaid. Fred Robinson, r. No. /,
Box 80, Yeln, Wash.
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FARM EQUIPMENT
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS

y ALNU AND OfhTNIJLIN oELUO
~~sNsNeN~NsN-~1SsN~~s~sN-N
BLUE TAG CERTIFIED BLISS TRIUMPH and
Russell SEED potatoes; also pure common
seed from certified crops. Please wire collect,
OF write at once for prices Immediate de-
livery. North Montana Association, Chinook,
Mont, Robert L. Rowell. Mgr.
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WE MAKE STAMPS. rubber type HELENA
STAMP WORKS, Helena, Montana.
LEWIS q WALKER, assayers chemists. 1Os
NJ Wyoming, BUTTE, MONTANA.
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FRED h COCKELL, Milwaukee, Ore.

u s. APPROVED Pullorum and T. B. Tested
Chicks from the Farmers Union at Willis
ton are famous for their quality and Hvabil-
ity. Send for our price list. Farmers Union
Cooperative Assn, Williston, N. OAK
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LARGE QUANTITY especially excellent used
galvanized corrugated roofing-low price
Alaska Junk Co., Spokane, Wash
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12
Chairman

Hans Stockman, and Charles o. Connor.
 The play-reading committee is now at work on selecting the plays to be offered by the local theater group this season. There will be four subscription productions, 8 cash play, and at least one workshop play.
 When we see the glow of wild animals eyes in the dark, it is al- ways reflected light.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-12
CITY SELECTED AS
 TRAINING CENTER
State Department of Edu= cation Announces Plan;
 Funds Available

A Defense Training Center will be established in Waterbury with $62,O00 from federal funds total ing $I72,5OO granted the State De- partment of Education for purchase of general machine equipment for the new center. The location of the center has not yet been de- cided.
 Additional funds to be used for defense training centerS are $48,5OC for the purchase of general machine shop equipment for the defense center located att he State Trade school in New Britain, and $61 ,00O for the establishment of a screw machine department at the new defense center in New Haven. Ef- forts are being made to obtain the city jail in New Haven in which to conduct classes.
 The State Department of Educa- ton has requested additional fed eral funds of $30,000 for operation of the state defense training pro- gram until January l, 1942. De- fense Training Centers of the state will operate until October on funds previously granted by the federal government. It is estimated that $60O,000 will be needed to operate the defense training program from January l to July l, 1922. This would bring the total operating cost of the program for the year to one million dollars. These funds do not include money for the purchase of machinery.