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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22
InssruetIOns Tonight

Religious instructions for high school students will be held this eVe- ming ct St. FranciH paxish hall ct 2 o'clock. There will be no 4fl0Eruc- tons for the grammar school chIl- dren this week, either Thursday or Saturday, owing to the Christmas vacation period.
 Wedneecay will be c black fast day and one Of abstinence in the Roman Catholic church. No one iS allowed to eat meat Wednesday and being Q laborer will make TO dif- ference. It Is one day in the year when eating of meat even once a day Is not allowed, being the day before Q feast, Christmas day. Masses Thursday ct St. Francis, will be the game as Sunday, 6, 7:S0, 800, 0:S0 and il o'clock. The last Mass will be e solemn high Mass.
 Anyone wishing to send donations Of flowers or other Christmas deco- rationg for the Altar should call he convent anytime before We'd neSday.
 Dance Friday
 The c. Y. o. will hold their Christ mas dance Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the parish hall.
 A communication was read from the police department urging pedeg- trians and drivers of autos to use extra precautions during the Christ mas season to avoid accidents.
 
 Miss Catherine Fitzpatrick of Washington, D. C., is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Fitzpatrick of Baldwin street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22
'SFORZA HONORED' BY BROTHERHOOD
Mayor Heads List of Speakers at Testimonial
 Dinner for Leader

Representatives Of various Italian societies and world War veterans gathered ct The Elton Saturday eve- ming to pay tribute to John 9forza, who was recently elected for the fifth time as president of the Ital- ian Brotherhood of Waterbury. Among the speakers of the evening were Mayor Vincent A. scuiiy, Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph M. vaidafn- krtEli, William T. Harrington and Michael Giordano, state commander Of the Ttalian-AFi1erfcan World War Veterans. Leaders of the various groups represented ct the dinner dance were introduced to the as- eemblage by John DePagtinO, past national commander of the Italian American World War Veterans, who officiated as master of ceremonies.
 MT. Sforza was presented several gifts by his associates and by local societies.
 High praise vas given to the hon- ored guest of the evening by the var. iolis speakers. Mayor gcully lauded his leadership and cOgnpilnented the Brotherhood on the splendid work t Is accomplishing in Water- bury. Reference was made several times ko the fact that Mir. Sforza served in Wcrld War No. and to- day his son iias joined the colors in World War No. q.
 In his remarks Mayor gcully de- clared that the spirit and morale of Waterbury with It's varied nation- alitieg was excellent and that the city was ready for any emergency. fIe declared that 1t was now Q question of an all-out effort for American victory. He urged his lig-
 eners to join the various defense acc
 VitieS, to support the American Red
 -sS ard the defense bond caTn- paign. There can be no divided al. seg4Alsce now his honor stated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22
DANIEL GENTLE
 CAMPUS THESPIAN
LOunsbury Avenue Youth Scores in NOtre Dame
 Shakesperian Comedy

Daniel Gentle of Lounsbury ave- ilue and Andrew McElroy of East Norwalk enjoyed major roles in the Shakespearean production Of 'Mer- " Wives of Windsor which students of Notre Dame URiversity recently offered on two consecutive nights in Washington Hall on the University campus.
 This delightful, farcical comedy, featuring an all.amateur cast, was highly received by capacity crowds, enjoying hugely the none-too- subtle antics of Sir John Falstaff and his typically Ellzabethan rogues.
 Particularly complimented in the performance was the smothness with which the cast delivered the difficult Shakespearean diction, and their success was evident in the happy reactions of the audience to the richness of the plot and daa. logue.
 Spreading pre- Christmas merrl- inent in the person of Falstaff, off, setting the problems of Q troubled world for two nights, was William M. Hickey, of Chicago. Ford" and Page, two gentlemen of Windsor, were portrayed with great success by David J. Curtin, Rochester, N. Y, and Jerome ?. Heinlen, Garrett, Ind.
 Other outstanding characteriza- tions were handled by James Poin- satte of Ft. Wayne, Ind, as "Sir Hugh Evans" and John Qroeger, Portland, Oregon, who was Doctor Caius" the eccentric French physi- clan t1ucht taken up with young Anne Page. Al female roles were carried by young women of South Bend active in the community the- ater.
 Directing the large scale produc-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22

School, SIS; Administration, Opera- ton and Maintenance Departments of Department of Education, 100 percent contributions, eii4.B0; Fac. ulty of epraeie school, e40; Pupils of sprague school, 94e.S1; I. Rosen. baum, Sl; Total 9l,e20.3B; Previous. " reported s6,0eS.OO; Total to date, 90,727.44.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22
Observers To Remain
 On Posts Indefinitely,
 Chief Observer States
More Volunteers Needed for Defense Activities; Vale Professor toEecture Cn "BIaCkOuts" at
 Warden School Tonight

Waterbury's air raid services will remain on duty 24 hours day throughout the holiday season, with full saffs of volunteers hand Majcr John M Burra controller of the air raid control station in the Chamber of Commerce building, said that his staff will be on duty every minute of every day for indefinite period Wallace Ing chief air raid observer said also that spottng posts will be ope
 ated on a ftilI-tirne basis indefinitely M I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22

LIeutenant- Colonel
 Waterbury troops at Camp Blandlng, Florida, are seasoned veterans and in excellent physical condition reports Lleutenant- Colonel George A. Leonard, who is spending the Christmas hOll- days with his family in Water bury. Colonel Leonard iS stationed at the main hospital on the large military reservation known as Camp Banding. He has OccaslOn- ed to meet many Waterbury Ofii- cers and troops quaTtered there. Colonel Leonard viii return t0 camp Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22
POLICE RECOVER
 STOLEN BICYCLE

Otto Wagner, Jr., of S3 Field street, was notified by the detec- tive bureau this morning that his bicycle which was taken from Cherry street, was found on Mill street by the police.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22
RUSSELL INFANT
 TAKEN BY DEATH

Beacon Falls, Dec. 22 = William Henry Russell, infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Russell, died Sat. iirday in the Grimm hospital, Derby, after short illness.
 He leaves his parents and i've bro. thers and sisters. The funeral serv- ice will be private and will be held at 2 D. m. Tuesday from the Bailey Funeral Home, 66 oak street, Naug- atuck. Rev. Harold Edwards Of Bethany will ofiiciate. Burial will De in Pinesbridge cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22

Ing the slzzie e." The chorus then sang "A Little Town of Bethlehem and Hark the Herald Angeles Sing" ard Paul Devoe dad Q buck and wing.
 Ing Of God BleNs America. Mrs. Mary Bowling Burns played the piano for the Goodwill Dramatic club and Mrs. Loretta Winters for the dancers.
 The committee in charge Of the party included: Chairman Edward doegin, James dladney, Mir. and Mrs. William Sutton, Mrs. Cen.er. par, Mrs. Ellen Gcadden, Mrs. ?. A.. Mcdrath, John ?. Shea, MT. and Mrs. ]. B. Cuddy, Frank A. Me- dTath.
 St. Francis Holy Name 46 tourna- Flient viii play their iIth game this evening ct the parish hail. Fitz- maurice will play Coughlin- GoggirS vs. O'Neil. Cugick vS O'Donneil and Conway vg. McIzugh. Everyone iS doing their best to push D. O'Neil out Of first place.
 The regular buglneGs meeting of the Washington Park Community club will be held ct the Community House tomorrow evening at 8:i6 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22
Red Cross Campaign
 Nears $7,OOO Mark
NOdest Contributions Continue to Feature Daily Re. port; Radio Addresses to Stimulate Public Interest

Waterbury school children and teachers once more dug leep into their pockets and contributed handsomely toward oday's total of $162035, in the Red Cross War Relief unds campaign to raise 900 in this city The excellent esponse brought the figure for the drive to date to $6
 2 Meanwhile prominent local citizens offered their cratic nominee for in radio adress oyer sta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22
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ESTABLISHED Ssss

There's Something A Young Mon Can Thrill Over In This Gift Supreme Tux Suit $24.75-In Prep Shop Second Floor -Sizes To 40. les wonderful gift-pi0ees son or brother in position to meet all sociOI obligations Os young gentlemen should.
 He con be sure of his clothes be- cause one can oIwoys De sure of this famous clothes outhor- "Sompeek" as we'll the authorit0- live position in the world of cor Eseg formoI clothes this label stands for.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22
Citys Air Raid Service to Operate on 24-E1our Bas

ton was the Rev. Matthew "A. Ccyle, CSC, head of the University Dra- rnatic Club. Assicting him was Pro- lessor Cecil Birdef, who aided par-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22

A street artist in Belfast, North ern Ireland, labeled paint of the sinking of U.boat "One more less"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22

tlcularly in training hn patrick's school fn Eonth a6 ''urchins, orphes and falrfess bewitched woods Of Windsog.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Carl Ma+hes
In Recital Toniqh+

Carl Mathes, Hungarian-Ameri-
can pianist and composer, will
give a recital tonight at $50 in
the lecture hall of the Art Insti-
tute. Although he has a wide
acquaintance here, this will be his
first professional appearance in
Detroit.
Mathes, who has been blind
since early childhood, achieved
distinction in the various capitals
of Europe. He came TO this coun-
try first in 1923. has made several
trips to the continent since his
arrival here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN - "skyiark," IIi5 n. m,
e :Os, b;lI, 1859, lO;47 y. m; "Folles Ber-
gere," 1:OS, 1851, $3.50, 9:t7 y. m.
FOX-"I Wake Up Screaming" II so
a. M, 2:l5, $40, sos. IL p. M; "Neyer
Give sucker an Even Break" 2;45,
3 40, 6:35, $50 u. m.
UNITED AR Il T \ THE Feminine
Touch" IL n. M, 2:23, $3.50, 9;17 p. I'm. F;
.'smiiin' Through" l2:iS, 4:O6, 7;3S,
ADAMs-"Keep I'm Flying" II a. m,
;ST. l:54, 7:4I. l0;ss p. M; "small
Town Deb" I2;i5, S;42. 6:29, 9:18 D. m.
PALMS-STATE-"Birt OF the Blues, -
~ ;06, 2;t6, 6;26, 500, 10 ;48 D. m. =. Red
head" III a. M, I 40, $40, Z, 0;40 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI|-"Dive Bomber %
n n. m, 2:i6, 6:32, 1918 ID. M; "Wlld
Geese Calling" 1:27. 5:13. 1888 u. IN.
CINEMA-'Mr. Celebrity" ~ ;05, 2 80.
t;55, 7:20. 9:40 p. M; Swamp Woman
rs. $40, 9, ss25, 1850 p. IN.
MADISON - Count of Monte Cristo,'
IL :28. 500, 1920, 10 so y. M; "swanee
River" II a. M, 1888, 9. $3.50 y. m.
FISHER - "Dive Bomber" 2:02, SAC,
$3.50 y. M; "Nild Geese Calling" IL 80,
Ala, 1858, 1l:t2 p. m.
RIvIERA-"Dive Bomber" $50, b:42,
9:2b p. M; "Wild Geese Calling" IL 80,
ANS. 1855, IL 80 D. m.
CINDERELLA - "Diye Bomber" SO,
Is 80, s:25 p. M; "Wiid Geese Calling, -
Il2 80, 4:07, 1888. IL: 80 p. m.
ROYAL = "Dive Bomber" 1908, lO:47
Ip. M; wild Geese Calling" $3.50, 9:2s
ID. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
GREEN-EYED BEAUTY

THE Feminine Touch" which is
the second picture on the bill, is
another story about marital didoes
with Rosalind Russell fighting mad
because she can't make her hus-
band as jealous of her as she is of
him. Don Ameche is a disguised
college professor who. quits his
chair and takes his wife and a
manuscript on jealousy to New
York.
Publisher-playboy Van Heflin is
interested in the book, because he
like the looks of the authors wife.
Vans capable assistant Kay Fran
CTS, who is in love. concentrates on
Ameche and it takes some rather
silly figuring to straighten things
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

PERSONAL CURIOSITY:
Has anybody got a Christmas
tree up in the front icindoto yet?
NOTES: Ruth Daye, dancing
at the Club Royle, is an old De-
troiter. She comes back after
having parts in three films, The
Remarkable Andrew" Leave It
TO Me" and Louisiana Purchase.
=. Her mother. Mrs. May Daye
was in show business, too Re-
ported figure on Tony Martins
first royalty check for the fschai-
kowsky Concerto (Tonight We
Love): $1,000 Beren @
Holmes, Chicago dancer, coming
as the guest-artist at the Michi-
gan Dancing Masters meeting at
the Elaine Arndt studio. had her
leg smashed in an auto accident
10 year ago-and goes on dancing
with a silver bolt in her shattered
knee
II the face Of the new maitre
d'hotel al the Penobscot Club is
familiar YOU may have seen him
when he was al the Pump Room
in Chicago. Camille Duplex
Al CLANCY, hurt in last Winters
skiing. is up al last-up in a
wheel chair. that is WPA
music program really was origi-
mated in Northern Michigan. Dr.
Earl V. Moore tells delegates az
Herb Straubs music supervisors
meeting.
Patsy O'Toole. The leatherlungs
OF baseball is going 10 work in
night club. as a Ereeter az the
Frontier Ranch Mike Roberts
meeting Connie Barleau az the
London ChophouSe after gin
rumny session. and remembering
a story about one OF the men in
the game Herman Radner.. in
depression days he furnished a
lot of meals for the needy but
nobody knew who was doing j,
until later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
RECEIVES MOST LETTERS

That IS very good news to the
Autry public, which must run into
the millions. because every month
he gets at least $4,000 fan letters
more than any one in Hollywood,
even counting Mr., Rooney, Mr..
Tracy and Mr. Gable.
This is understandable in that
Autry pictures are now shown in
lib theaters in cities, towns,
villages, hamlets and way-Stations.
Who eyer Mould-haXe thought
a mandolin and a pair of adenoicS
could do so much? They Just hap
pened TO belong to a good solid.
honest, old-fashioned type of
American hero who caught on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
DIFFERENT TYPE STORY.

The picture into which Autry
was stepping was even little
different than his other pictures.
BY Name, Cowboy Serenade," it
sounded the same, but, Republic
Studio was adding its own little
official recognition.
The official studio recognition
being that instead of costing the
Sl75,0 1000 this picture would have
cost before. its cost will be stepped
up to 100000. In other words,
Mr.. Autly, the No. 4 box office
ATTRACTION, gets an additional S125,-
900 background for his mandolin
and his adenoids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Boston Bans
New Carlo Film
International New. Service Wirs


b . S TO n, Nov. 2S.-Greta
CARLOS latest motion picture.
Two Faced Woman" was banned
IN Boston today by City Censor
John J. Spencer
After giving careful consider
alton 10 its theme and content,
i feel that the film is objection
able Spencer said following a
private showing Of the film.
The picture was banned in
Providence several days ago by
the League of Decency and was
commented on uhfavorably by
Archbishop Francis Spellman OF
New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Jackie Remembers

FOURTEEN YEARS ago Jackie
Cooper was in Our Gang" come
dies, then directed by Robert Nc
Gowan. At Is, Jackie is co-star-
ring with Susanna Foster in
Glamour Boy" The dialogue
director on the picture is Robert
MCGOWAN, his former director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
First Sight Affair

LOVE AT first sight. sealed
with stolen kiss. is the theme
OF Unexpected Uncle. Anne
Shirley and James Craig have the
romantic leads with Charles Co
burn playing the title role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
'Smilin' Through Is
Sentimental Cinema at u. A.

which lampoon the Stork Club lit.
erary set and the phonies in the
Greenwich Village world of letters
II seemed 10 us that the boys
had something here, but they let il
get out of control with the inevi.
table result, clever comedy turning
into idiotic burleSque.-CHARLES
GENTRY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Black Grows AGAIN

TIE COMIC wiSecracking black
crows in Walt DiSncy'S "Dumbo"
promise 10 equal or break any
previous laugh records set by any
of the other remarkable comedy
teams Disney and his staff have
created.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Pupils in Program

Evangeline Maurits, of the De-
troit Conservatory of Music, has
arranged a program for pupils in
divisions 1 and III to be given at
3 p. m. Saturday in the Conserva-
tory Hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Early Makeup

CHESTER MORRIS wore his
first stage makeup when he was
three years old and worked In q
skit with his mother and father.
The star, currently in III Be
Back In a Flash" for Paramount
was a leading man on Broadway
before going into pictures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
OFF THE DEEP END

The comedy goes haywire at the
end with Don Ameche and Van
Helm chasing one another around
a tree while Russell and Francis
play tug-of-war with each others
hair.
The funniest scenes are those
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

and the OrcheS-
ira PLAYED a Y
"A Ci-di-di-da
T he bomber
ferry pilots
boarding the
buses in front
Of the VOL
VERNE Hotel -.
4 veteran of
the last war re-
marks 10 me on
tn e fine ply
sique- and fine
appetiteS - Of
Z he y o u n s
pilots
THE one I
watched" he
said. had or
ange juice,
cereal, two
fried eggs,
h a m pot n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

THEY'VE WARM ED over
loves old sweet song and are
serving il with Technieolor sauce
at the United Artists. where
"Smilin' Through" opened yes
terday.
For 20 years it has been a senti-
mental standby and turns up peri
odically 10 evoke a tear and sigh
from the more emotional fans.
This time it has been converted
into a musical play with jeanette
Macdonald interpreting action
with bursts of song.
Despite all the elaborate trim
mings, the tale creaks and
wheezes as il goes along its senti-
mental journey.
Brian Aherne is the tragic baro-
net whose sweetheart, Moonyean,
had been killed by jealous rival
on her wedding day. His bitterness
is somewhat aSSuaged by the APP
pearance of his dead frances niece,
a little girl who grows up to be
jeanette Macdonald. Miss Mac, of
course, was also the girl who was
killed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

THE BRISK spla,ter Of APP
plauSe last night at the Ballet
Russo, when they opened ny fash
ing an Illuminated V on the curtain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

Rooney, Spencer Tracy and Clark
Gable.
Among other things, it meant
for example, that Autry, his man
dolin and his adenoids are more
attractive TO the average theater.
goer than, for example, Marlene
Dietrich, her figure and them legs
Chose should be fighting words,
pardneri)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Gene Autry Ranks Fourth
In Box Office Attraction
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 2S.-Gene
Autry, the wonder man who turned
a mandolin and a pair of adenoids
into a screen fortune, today donned
a happy smile over his pink shirt
and climbed into his brightest red
automobile TO drive to Republic
Studios.
1t was a great day, for Gene
was about TO embark upon the
second phase of a career which saw
him rise TO top rank as a movie
star before one of his pictures ever
was shown in a Hollywood or Los
Angeles theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
FOURTH AT BOX OFFICE

He was going to work for the
first time as an officially recog-
nized Hollywood personality, the
recognition being his ranking by
motion picture exhibitors as the
No. 4 box office attraction of all
Hollywoods box office attractions
being surpassed only by Mickey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Fight II Out

THE BATTLE or TIE CEN
TURY." with John Barrymore and
excitsble Lupe Velez as partic-
ipants. forms an uproarious part
Of .Playnaates +" Kay kyser -
starred in the story Of press
agentry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

FOR MOTORISTS: Women's
Depart men t. Tom McMinn
vouches for this A woman &C
costed one of the doormen at the
Penobscot Building, demanding
What door did / come in?" The
man said he was sure he didn't
know if she didn't, but suggested
that the front door led 10 the
street. Il know" said the woman
but that isn't the right door be.
cause my car isn't parked in front
of il. / want whatever door ]
parked my car in front Of"
Mems Department-Out of 100000
motorists who won't bother &c
get their new license plates until
the last minute. there's at least
one exception, Otis Crosby. of the
Board of Education. His beauti.
fully terse explanation to Jimmy
Barker: I'm not going TO get
my darned thumbs frozen off by
putting the plates on next
Winter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
OLD HATE REVIVED

Aherne is nice TO his niece until
Gene Raymond, the son of the
jealous rival, turns up as an Amer
lean soldier on his way to France
for the last World War.
When he discovers that the son
OF the man he hates is about to-
rob him of his beloved charge, he
pulls a never darken my door"
act and stalks out to be even more
lonely than before.
The young lovers separate, but
only temporary, until romantic
memories have had at least two
reels in which to soften the old
mans heart while his arteries
harden.
Macdonald and Raymond play
in both sequences, as the ill-fatedI
pair of the early days and as the
happily reunited lovers of the next
generation.
FRIGHTENING COLOR
There's a kind of garish "pretti-
ness" about the Technicolor process
which has overcolored all the
Macdonald looks better
in the lavender and old lace de-
partment than she does in the
more modern periods, while Aherne
looks Just little frightening
some of the scenes.
Raymond, having been given his
first serious role in several years.
grimly plays it right up to the
fhilt, so that you feel just a trifle
embarrassed for him at times.
We believe that even rabid Mac
Donald fans will feel that without
Nelson Eddy she can't carry a
story as obviously weak and maud
lin as this one, eVen with large
doses of song.
Ballads such as "Smilin'
Through" "Ouvre Occur" and
Drink to Me Only With Thine
Eyes predominant the musical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

Toes, ana tnen-so Hlp ut-hh
order OF griddle cakes. Just one
meal"
The school that offers to teach
you 10 get rid of your foreign
accent because il isn't stylish any
more.
The filters among Detroit news
papermen who applied for jobs on
the new Marshall Field paper in
Chicago-and then heard that a
Detroit newspaper executive had
seen the list of the staff before
il was announced, even And
the chuckle when reports reached
here that the new paper, gong
into competition with Col. Nc
Cormick's Tribune. would be
named The Mccormick Reaper!
HEART OF THE CITY:
Wednesdays squib, printed here,
about the soldier who lost his
ticket back TO camp I'm Louisiana
(worth S22. or q months pay
TO him) brings call from
Charles Jaeger Dr.: I'm a rail-
road policeman, and I'm not
rich, but I'll chip In S., II some
body else will help, too"
That means three more fives
and a-two but nickels and
dimes won't be turned down IL
you're In the mood. The
soldiers mother scraped up train
fare, so he won't be late getting
to camp, but she couldn't
afford IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

PERSONAL CURIOSITY:
Has anybody got Christmas
tree mp in the front icindoto yeti
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

NO. you d0pes-that's not what meant when told YOU
to show me little spiritl"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-01

Vocuum Cleonef Scsci,

vACUUn clsAnss sgsvUcs
vocuum Cleonef Scscio;
s1oo- sCash end Carp, -o3U
We will clean and grease mo4or. install
new bas snd belt. or - 4 vub6es sosd
and belt.
Complets service Tor any msks.
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