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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

A church meeting Is called for next Sunday morning immediately following the morning service. This will take the place of the regular preparatory service which falls on New Years Day this year. At this meeting the names of the new members to be received Sunday morning Jan. will be voted on by the church.
 The annual church meeting will be held in Davenport hall Thursday evening, January 8. Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock. Members are urged to make their reservations as soon as possible by calling the churcie office, 3-8i24 or Mrs. Willis I. Blakesdee, chairman of the gup- per committee. Following the reg ular business and election of ofil- cers, Rev. Eldon II. Mills Of the First Church of Christ, West Hartford, will give an address.
 The Waterbury School of Religion under the auspices of the Water. bury Council of Churches will be held Monday evenings, January 12 to February 10, 7:30 to 0:3O D. m, with Q supper on the first evening at c o'clock. The following courses wis be offered: "The Church at Work," Rev. Everett A. Babcock; Ways of Teaching" Miss Almedn Vickery; Story Telling," Mrs. Carl Glover; Christian Beliefs" Rev. Russell J. Clinchy; "The Life Of Jegls," Rev. Richard Ritter: Per" GoGial Religion" Rev. John M. Deyo.
 The following children were bap- tized by Dr. Walker last Sunday morning: Susan Lee Austin, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Harry Austin of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
JUNIOR PLAYERS
 SPONSOR DANCE
Group of High School Girls ReOrganize; K. of |.
 Election Slated
BROOKLYN NEWS

The newly re-organized Junior Players Group of the Third Congre- gational church will sponsor its first dance tonight at the parish hall. The organization was formed last month by Q group of high school girls who are interested in drama ties and plan to present several plays during the coming year.
 Members making arrangements for the dance are Betty vande Bo- gart, Jacqueline Poler, Lois Cole man, Hazel Downey, Della and Gladys Judson, Marcia Barnes, Es- ther Roden, Mary Dickenson, and Jean Chipman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

1 0audsmith's wonderful dogs clown ing and acrobatIcs act and 0 magi- elan and other entertainment con. tingent of course, on their being free Monday afternoon,
 Aloise Acowitz of Larchmont, a twelve year old boy will add bit more spice by entertaining ct the plano with songs of his own coln- position and popular songs for every-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
MANY OVERCOATS
 DISCARDED XMAS

Spring clothing rather than wla- ter'g woolens was in order ye5tef- day as Waterbury celebrated Christ mas. The temperature rose tc g degrees, far above normal for this time of year.
 It was not quite as warm as a year ago, when the mercury scared to 6i degrees but it was neverthe- less comfortable. Realistic autoAsess who know the rigors of winter drtv- ing, hreathed a sigh of reaie9 when they saw the clear slsaes of the h0A- day.
 Strollers were able to discard overcoats. Thousands of persons took advantage of the weather to enjoy afternoon drives.
 Finland Is warning on abuses tn the use of ration cards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

Mrs Ralph w. Darlington, chalr- man of volunteers In Waterbury, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Sunday Noon club, December 2B, in the Second CongregAt tiotal church chapel. She will discuss the war relief fund and tfe various ac- tivities Of the Red cross in both peace and war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

mic character costumes.
 Talking about comics led to ans other thought that perhaps some one would contribute e funny book and someone did, four hundred of them at least from Mckay Company in Philadelphia whose King Fea- ture characters are big hits with adults and children everywhere.
 As this article IS being written
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
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one to sing.
 This outline is just one of many parties planned to take care of dis appointed youngsters ct Christmas time. It has been detailed here to show that most people are generous at heart when they know real need exists for their time talent or goods, A Happy New Year to all
 '. Jay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
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ADMINISTER RUGS! sxI2 AND OTHER SIZESl
 Req. Sss.s5 "h" Tweeds Just 10 Clear out ..&lW.S5 Reg. Ss95O Nchawk" Chinese FIOras Left ...s24.52 s4pS5 "Aexander Smlth" Floor Plan Administers .s35.00 Req. s4q5O Kssvheusian" Floor Plan, Left s2O-04 s59.5O "DveIOw Sanford Scrolls. to .S3S.Ss S4s5 Frinved Heavy DrOadOOm Throw Rugs. Solids @3.45
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
RADIO I9iIIlE ELZZzZzz

SIPS American Ace" Little 'Gianr IS to Co .sS.88
 SlIs5 ArvR" Table Model Supehei, S2 to Clear .s5s44
 Famous rphlco" Table Models, Just Left to Go sA4-A9 Reg S4995 "Philco" Console, Walnut ..... $2068 Reg. $7e95 "G. E." Console, Price-Slaahed. $3e.o7 $S995 "Crosley" Radio Photograph Comb. $l0.78
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
6Ihnlr PartY To1norr0W

VHA ~AW @H1VNN~W
 A Christmas party will be held by the St. Joseph's K. of L. and Stu- dent Choirs tomorrow night at the Chase Club. Mrs. Anthony Mikline- vich is chairman of arrangements. Assisting her are Aldona Bukau.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
raeutenana yanurallls FIor

Lieutenant Edmund genuEnltiH. Fort Benning, Georgia, is spenoing the Christmas holidays with hls mo- ther, Mrs. William Jenusaltis. q Chirman street. He was a @uest speaker yesterday on the SC. Jo- seph's K of L. Choir Christmas pro- gram over Station VERY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

Election of os1cefs ol ale X S of Kathuanla has been a1e take place at a special NeoslA A Monday, January 8. Frank 9ai1nse is president of the ozganizallon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

Every year at this time, Hadley's stages the BIGGEST Clear ance Event in Waterbury! THIS year we're proud to say, we've broken all records for value-giving in our entire history! No depart ment has escaped our price slash ing axel We're determined to dras- tically cut our inventory before the new January Furniture Market showings! Our loss is YOUR pro- fit .. Only Do come early! Many of these extraordinary values Hundreds more that are unadver- tised) are floor samples or few-of- a-kind the "early bird" reaps the rewardsI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
WASHERS ..2ZZZ.eElzaIzzza

Reg. S4q5O "Fauess" AILWhe Washers, Cut to @Sl.eS s5qS5 "FauiIess" with Electric Pump, Just ...@4S.7G Reg. $69.S6 "Faultless" Streamliner, to GoR40.e4 Reg. Sss5 Apex Baby Washer, Just 1, so Hurry @37.40 s7qss Apex with Electric Pumps 10 Clear .... e08.54
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
CLEAN SWEEP Q s|i| |i'Ei

Req. s15O Attractive Occasional Chairs, Choice ...&4sAs Req. sla75 Large Size Platform Rockers nov only @5.a9 Red. s225O TcushOn Lounge Chairs wemade .'eASsS9 Red. s2IS5 Solid Maple Platform Rockers, Bargain sASs99 Ueu. s19S5 Tfchairs and OiiOmsns Matching sAwS Red. sss5O KFOehIsr" IiChas and Otiomans - Req. s4q.5O Wonder" sinl Bed Chaks iu Clear .S1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
BIG BUYS 57g glslIs SIKNylSG2

Reg. 17S5 InnerspFnOUn Studio COuches, Only .@l0.63 Reg. s365O Better Grade DoubeDuy Studios ..s26.55
 ss5 Day and Night Sofa Beds, Decorator Covered s27.ss RsC S4q5O Sofa Beds with Rich Maple Arms, Now sS4.S3 Reg s545O Deluxe Sofa Beds. PrlceSashed 10 @9s.44 Rev s'5O Famous "SimmOns" Sofa Beds, Bargain @4o.e2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

< Simply Phsns 3-4ISlisE Free < We GIvs Mosl ulhsVaI TFade-h < Evsnlag App's olady AHang
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
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Reg. S37.5O Genuine Blue Glow Cir Heaters&22.kO RsC Ssa5O Walnut Vanity, Now Less than s price .@IS.OO ReC S450 Walnut China, Now SIashsd tO.......@lS.OO S2q5O Gee. Chairs, Solid Mahogany Frames h price @l4.5S SUS5 Floor Sample Table Lamps Grouped 10 Clear @I.OS
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

Finland is warning on abuses in the use of ration cards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

5Pe Maple with Drop Leaves Save at least N. ..$lS.SS SPe Heavy vekeiy Mape Refectoy.Tpe, Only ..@38.8S 5Pc Cleaning Chrome with Porcelain Top Table .@20.4S 5Pc Endleaf extension with PoreIanIop Table SSO.5S SPc Chrome, POreIalnTOp. Endleaf Extension m s9S.eS 5pe ExensionTop Maple with SpearpOnt Chairs .s42.S0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

sq5O Mrpsn" Box Spring and Mattress, h Price .@SO.5S S2t5O Famous "SmmOns" nnersplnU Mattresses @l5.SS ReC S2q05 InnerspnC Mattresses with AGA Tick ..@2l.5S Reg. $39.5O SmmOns" MuflcoII Mattresses ....@2S.6S Rev y9s5 "SlmmOns" OITempered Coil Springs ..@6.6S S2250 Folding Bed and InnerspnU Mattress ....@1S.zS slO Poster Deds "a price, wal, maple mahogany @S.OO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Proper to Drink
rom Soup Cup

DEAR MRS. BEECKMANa
Is il permissible to drink from
A two-handled soup cup, no
matter how Small9 I've seen
some people drink from a two
handled cup. and don't think il
is the right thing to do.
G.. 6.
Yes. it's proper to drink from
a small two-handled soup cup
a bouillon cup-if we use only
one handle Of the cup, as we
would a tea cup. As a matter of
fact, that is what we are ex-
pected TO do: take two or three
sips Of the clear soup with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Printed Invitations
Not Proper
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN
lis il proper for me TO have
printed invitations for my in
formal wedding, and what form
should they have? My parents
are not living / will be married
in church, in the morning, with
a breakfast following for the
families. and a reception in the
evening. in a hall, for friends.
2-ls the wedding cake cut at
the breakfast. or taken 10 The
hall and cut in the evening"
W. NJ.
For such an informal we'd
ding il would not be appropriate
TO have engraved or printed in
vltationS. As a matter of fact. il
would be most natural for Net4
10 invite the members Of the
families TO the ceremony YER
bally, and write a note of invita-
ton 10 those who live at
aaiist afHfe zee
Notes OF invitation would also
be the suitable way Of inviting
your and your fianne's friends
10 the informal evening recep-
tion. II a relative is sponsoring
your wedding. she. as hostess,
might write these notes. or YOU
might write them, somewhat like
this:
Dear Mary:
Tom and I are TO he married
In church on the morning Of
Wednesday. January q. with
only the members Of our families
ar the ceremony. But in the eve
ming OF that day at 8 o'clock. We
want 10 have our friends come
TO Park Hall address, for an
informal reception. Do tell Us
that YOU and Bill will be with
Us 10 drink a toast ia oar hsPP4-
ness.
Affectionately.
2-Since the members Of tho
two families viii undoubtedly
also be at the evening reception.
as well as your other relatives
and friends. you might have the
bridal cake served then As YOU
probably know you cut the first
piece and share it with your
bridegroom
Or, If you prefer. You might
have the bridal cake (which is a
white cake with white frosting,
simple or deliberately decorated
at the breakfast, and. at the
evening reception have a we'd
ding cake, which is a dark fruit
cake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
When Introducing, Give Clue
To Participants Interests
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manners

IHAVE deep admiration for
the apparently nonchalant way
some people direct an introduc-
ton. With an easy grace, they
come to our aid and, having
given us the name of the other
person, give us a cue to what we
say after our salutation.
BY giving thought TO what
may be an awkward social mo-
ment, they have acquired a sense
Of social steering that instantly
gives direction to the situation.
The nonchalance of their way of
doing this is only surface quail
ity; underneath is the charming
quality of social understanding.
Gives Clue
While the usual hostess or
host introduces us TO some one
and then dashes off to make the
next introduction. Mrs. or Miss
or Mr.. Stage-director gives us a
clue TO the strangers interests,
material to begin the con-
VerSatiOn.
For instance, we are told that
Mrs. Allen has just returned
from Bermuda, and she loves it
as much as you do" How easy,
then, TO start merrily on this
shared enthusiasm. Or. 'Mr.
Franklin lives in Chicago too,
and I'm sure you'll find that you
have many mutual friends In
this manner, the wise host or
hostess cleVerly establishes a
common center of interest on
which the ensuing conversation
can be based.
It's fun to be on tfp-toe for
good leads. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10

bouillon spoon or teaspoon, to
test the heat of the soup, and
then drink the rest Of the soup.
The point is not so much that
the soup cup has two handles as
that the soup is a clear soup.
Very often hostesses serve clear
soup in a two-handled cup larger
than a bouillon cup-the So
called cream soup cup. II we
wish, we may drink the soup
from this larger cup. But we
should lift the cup by only one
handle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
LEMON sHERBET

A LIGHT refreshing ice is a
fine climax TO a meal This
lemon sherbet is a great favor
ite. Mix together Ia cups sugar,
and 2 cup lemon Juice; add
grated rind of ! lemon. Stir
until sugar is dissolved. Pour
into. l pint Of milk and mix.
Freeze in ice cube tray without
stirring
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
OTRO BARCO TRANSP0R-
TIE DEL EJE HUNDID0

Moscu, sept. 25.-Botes tor
soyi6ticos, segdn Sc "a
nunci6 hoy, hundieron un trans
porte de tropas del Eje en- ell
Golfo de Finlandia, en- las Glti-
mas series de acciones contra ell
movimianto de trcpaF germR-
mas V finesas por mar.
FL Buro &c information del
Soviet. declare que Ia barcos
germanos, incluyendo transpor
tes de tropas habian sido envia
Cos al fondo reeiantemente, y
que alguros otros transportes y
botes ~torpederos habian recibi-
do dahos y quedado fuera de
combate.
Delegaciones de Estados Uni
doc y la Gran Bretaha que van
a asistir a la conferencia rusa
de necesidades de guerra, arri-
baron a esta Capital aver.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
GRAN ENVlA
AUXILIO A LOS RUSOS A
TODA PRISA


Londres, sept. 25.-H auxi-
Ito britanico para los ejercitos
rusos esta siendo enyiado a to-
da prisa al frente Oriental, en-
forma que toma incremento con
cada bora que transcurre, Sc
gun Sc report6 hoy de fuentes
autorizadas en- Londres, que
dieron una version lastimosa de
Ia situaci6n en- que Sc encuentra
los rusos, tanto en- Leningrado
como en- ell Sur, en- Crimea,
En- tanto la RIA, solo aver
inform6 que sus unidades esta-
tan combatiendo en- q frente O.
rental, hoy $ agreg6 que muy
rronto tanques britanicos esta-
rian combatiendo junto a los
rUsos.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
Reportan los nazis estar combatiendo mano
a mano en- las GALES de Lenmgrado
Los rusos desmienten que maya habido serios
c~olapsos en- la defensa

Las tropas germanaS Sc re
portaron luchando mano a ma
no en- las GALES de los su5urbios
de LeningradO, hoy, poniendo
IN effective peligro esta vieja
Capital Czarista, Y los ~circuloS
militares nazis declararon que
IA posici6n de los defensores ru-
SOS eStaba deviniendo cada vez
mas deseSperada,
La radio de Moscu, escucha-
da EN- Londres, admitia que u
nos cuantos tanques germanos
habian degrade penetrar dentro
de la primera Inca sovietica de
defensa en- Leningrado aver; pc
70 aSeguraron que habian sido
obligados a replegarse con gran
des perdidas.
DeSpachos militares nazis in
formaban que tropas de choque
germanas estaban aYanzando
hacia ell centric de Ia Ciudad de
3,20O,0 900 habitantes, tras aplas
tar la resiStencia s%ovietica EN-
por 10 menos dos villas de las a
fueras de Leningrado.
Sc dijo que las tropas de asal
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
LAS HORRIBLES PRISTONES De HITLER
LA VIDA EN- SPIELBERG

tres Semanas, Esto S'gnifisa en-
realiGaG el permanecer un mi
nCto bajo Ia dudha. Los hom-
ores de la Gstapo que controlan
los grifos Sc deleitan en- come
ter ciertas "equivocaciones' y
lei aqua hirviendo pasan al a.
qua helaja 10 cue les produce
gran DIVERSION. Despues de
este ell priSionero tiene que CO.
rrer arriba y abajo de las es-
caleras pOr diaz minutes compile
tamente desnudo.
81 un prisionero muere en-
Spielberg, no Sc pefmite, a sus
p%arientes Ell vestir lHto. Su cuer
20 es incineraio VI las cenizas
mandadas a su familia.
Asi es Ia vida diaria en- Spiel
berg. Los de la Gestapo Sc pa
san horas y mas horas devisan-
do nuevas villanias sad6sticasl
Una de elias mereee especial
nenci6n y mas a prop6sito de
la mission que los Nazis Sc atri-
buyen a 81 mismos de salvado-
res de la religion y de "cruza-
dos" contra Russia.
Cuando los can6nigos de la
Cathedral de Brno llegaron a la
fortaleza, mozalbetes con ell uni
fOrme de IA IS Sc entretuvieron
en- darles patadas en- ell est6ma-
go Y arrastrarles la capilla, don
de Sc habia agrupado a los pri-
sioneros "arianos' de la ciuda-
dela. Tn cura fue Obligado a su
Dir al pdlpito y bajo la amena-
"a de un revolver Sc le obligo
a pronunciar un sermon bias
famO. a los can6nigos mas vie
jos Sc les oblig6 a danzar alre-
Gedor del altar lleyando en- las
manos crucifijos rotos que da
Juventud de Hitler habia reu-
nidO!
Como preludio a esta escena
Obscena, a los judios polacos,
que Sc les hacia dormir en- la
capilla, Sc les habian dado cru
cifiios y con ellos en- la mano
Sc les Oblig6 a cantar caneiones
obscenas!
En- su larga historic Spiel
berg, la temida, ha contempla-
do muchas escenas repugnan-
ties, en- todos los siglos de su ex-
istencia nunca habia, con segu-
riaad, visto tales horribles es-
peotaculOs como los provistos
por los carceleros sadistas de
Hitler.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
Ell JEFF DE LA AVIACI0N
ESTABA FUERA DEL MO-
VIMIENT0
Ash iRfOrmdR desde Argentina,
%dsegurdndO que hd pdsddO
pa Ell peligro

Buenos Aires, sept. Pei
gobierno declare hoy que va ha-
bia pasado TODD el poligro EN-
relaci6n con ell mOvimiento des-
critic como un golpe de estadO;
pero continGan aun los rumo-
res en- tanto ell pGblico trata de
averiguar la verdad de 10 ocu-
rrido.
FL Presidente en- ejercicio,
Ramon Castillo, declare que pre-
valecia la tranquilidad en- TODD
el pals, tras la ocupaci6n mill
tar por parte del gobierno de
los aeropuertos, y el arresto de
mas de veinte oficiales del Cuer
20 de Aviaci6n, ash como la in
movilizaci6n de los 200 apara-
tos con que la naci6n cuenta
Castillo desminti6 que ell Gene
ral Angel M. Zulosga hubiera
sido relevado del mando de los
cuerpos a6reos entrenados por
los Estados Unidos, aunque no
excluy6 la posibilidad de que el
anciano militar hubiera renun-
ciado.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

to germans estaban combatien
do a los rusos mano a mano con
~bayonetas, granadas de mano y
armas por ell estilo, en- I'm cruen
to avance que Sc r6aliza Gale
por Gale y casa por casa.
Sc informa asimismo que una
sola division germana habia
capturado un eXtenso distrito
fabril, donde cada casa fu6 fuer
temente defendida por los ru-
SOS.
En- ell frente maridional, en-
ell que los rusos contindan pc
leando bravamente, los germa-
ncs informaron haber he5ho
fracasar todas las tentativas del
ej5rcito sovi6tico de escaparse
de Ia trampa preparada por e.
Hos al Este &c Kiev, con fuertes
p@rdidas para los rusos.
MoScu EXPERIMENT. la mas
larga de sus alarmas antia6-
reas, 5 horas Y As minutes; pc
10 I'm communicate sovi6tico in
form6 que ningdn avi6n enemi-
go habia logrado penetrar las
defensas de la Ciudad.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
roman A CROACIA LOS
ITALIANOS
ReOcupdR Ia iona DeSmilitdrt-
zGdd par Restdurar el OrdeA

Roma, Sept. 25.-E ejercito
italiano ha terminado la reocu-
naci6n de la iona desmilitariza
ola en- Croaeia, a los fines de res
taurar ell orden en- este turbu-
leEto estado que formaba parte
Go Yugoeslavia, seg1n Sc anun-
clio hoy.
E larea hacia la que Sc ha mo
vido ell ej6rcito fascista, Sc en-
cuetra a 10 largo del Adriatico,
la costa Dalmatica y las
montanas de Dinara, y un Co
municado expres6 que ell paso Sc
dado con ell consentimien
to del gobierno croatia.
FL General Vittorio Ambro-
sio, que lleY6 a cabo la reocupa-
c.6n ordenada por Mussolini en-
Agosto, declare que la misma
tenido lugar "sin ningdn
incidente digno de ser mencio-
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
ASALTO Y ROB0
DE $4,000 PESOS

Hya .tsyille, Md, Sept. 3d.
Tres pistoleros a%saltaron hoy ell
Prince Georges Bank e. Trust,
y lograron darse a la fuga con
un botfn de $33, 600. Dos de los
hombres entraron en- el banco,
cogieron el dinero y lhuyeron
en- un auto cue les esperaba. La
policiai de Washington, Mary
land y del territorio adyacente
ha iniciado una acuciosa perse-
cuci6n de los malhechores.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

Comienza hoy en- TODD ell
pals una serie de debates en-
ire los partidarios de la teo-
ria aislacionista, o sea que los
Estados Unidos Sc mantengan
alejados en- absolute del con-
flicto europeo; Y los que esti-
man que una entrada opOrtu-
ma en- ell escenarios de las hos
tilidades podia a1n hacer per-
drar la luz de la Democracia
sobre ell mundo.
Expresar opiniones al res
pecto es algo va olvidado pa
ra cuantos leen la prensa dia-
ria, sobre TODD 81 estas opinio-
mes estan en- pro de la conve-
niencia de una actuaci6n ra-
pida por parte de nuestro pals,
con ell torrente incontenible
de sus recursos, para detener
en- seco la Marcia totalitaria
por los senderos de la Vieja
Europa.
Sin embargo, como un re-
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

ra a cabo un interesante mitin
en- el auditorio de dicho centric
mahana Viernes 26 a las 800
=. m.
En- el acto hara uso de la
palabra Mrs. Paul Lake, del
Hillsborough County Council.
Mr.. G. r. Wilson, Principal
del establecimiento, urge la pre-
sencia del os padres en- el mitin
por Ell interes y Ell bienestar de
sus prOpios hiiOs,