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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
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llann a million. T'lAo sun nrinted hlio sold ens GOO copies the first day, left out more than 180 nds because ok space and repcrtediy sold enough six-month advertising contracts to keep the sun shining for ct least that long.
 Such was the set-tp the night of December 3, 1oat when the first Sun
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10

The Junior Players of the Third Congregational Church on Highland Avenue are planning dance i'll their parish hall the night after Christmas Made up entirely of high school girls the group intends to offer
 many interesting plays in the not too distant future
 They hope to provide considerable entertainment Tor residents of the "HiH". Paying dues regularly are Betty VandeBOgart Jacqueline POOer, Marcia Barnes, Lois Coleman Della and Gladys JudsOn, Mary Dicken' son, Jean Chpman Hazel DOwney and Esther Roden'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
FIRST BOWLING LESSON

Marsha Hunt has taken her first bowling lesson. Scenes in Metro 0oldwyn-Mayer's Joe Smith, Amer ican,' have her visiting a bowling alley, and displaying a fair amount of skill. So sine has been practicing almost nightly in an attempt to get out of the beginner" class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
TO6sYs AmsweVS Vo @AeaBlDkA CRACKERS
QuestIons On ComIc Pare

Questions on Comic Page 1. That was no lady, that was my wife.
 2. Experience is what you have left when you've lost everything else.
 3. Yes, they ask all the time. {. Yes, I just gave my dentist the last payment on them.
 s. No, I'd shoot him with 0 gun. c. I done 'ein wrong.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
EDITORS STARTED FROM SCRATCH, FINISHED JOB IN RECORD TIME
BY JAMES E. HEEBERT NEA Service Stan CoFFesnDndent

Chicago Dec got start with bands swung assembling hopped horn blowers railroad leaky when attempt the biggest business of its kind in times like these anyone would bidding wurn-up iob they did it-and with five old typewrters. t,..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
IN MEMoR1AM

 of A % Anna Palladino who departed this life
 Dec. 13, 1889 Our eyes with tears were blinded Our hearts disconsolate, Shen the mystic summons sounded, Fling wide the golden gate" We never have forgotten
 The anguish of that day; V the gap you left in parting
 The time you went away. Sur memory round Us fingers
 Like morning mists that cling Around the fragrant blossoms
 In the early days of spring Your spirit hovers OCT Us
 Where so eer we go; We feel your presence near us, r.s~ Your love has made 1t so. And when at last we follow
 Where Calvary's grasses nod Wen find the road through you '.. which leadeth unto God. 1 MEL R Daughter, Mrs Joseph Chiarella.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10

guaranteed 3OO,OoO circulation as compared to the Tribune's more
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10

stant newspaper was job, but the Jun men were so confident they
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
Good Everllng.
. BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

kANNAtAA ~ 49, NAAeN - A(AA@1
shudder. 1t can breed de-
cay-bacteria that infect
your other teeth. actually
hurt your health and spoil
your pleasure.
Ordinary brushing often
can get this scum of plate
or bridge cam protect sou
against "denture breath
But Just tyv PoiideHif Poll
dent not only cleans Il actu
purifes plates and bridges vi
out brushing. II sets every
Of scum. tsxrish s.sin and G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

that they are now able to get
rid of cerebral tumOrs as a
result of this knowledge de-
rived from vivisectiOn and
that but for such experiments
thousands of lives would have
been sacrificed.
IL say the statement Is
false. The moment YOU look
back into history what you
find Is this: that the whole of
the centers of the brain and
therefore all the knowledge
associated with the surgery
of the brain, was discovered
by a simple and retiring man
named DIR. Hughlings Jack
son, long before any expert
ments on animal brains were
performed. He worked i'm this
way: when he saw certain
signs and symptoms of nerv-
GUS origin i'm patients under
his care. he noted them care
fully and traced the origin of
those signs to the brain when
the patients died, and he con-
Quoted a post norton on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

After 400 Enjoy Life More
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

ton of the brain. 1t Is the
center of speech. Now, 1 ask
you the simple question: HOW
CAN YOU DISCOVER THE
CENTER OF SPEECH BY
EXPERIMENTING UPON
AN ANIMAL THAT CAN
NOT TALK? AND IF YOU
CAN DISCOVER AN IN
TRICATE CENTER OF
THAT DESCRIPTION WITH
OUT EXPERIM r NTING
UPON LOWER ANIMALS
THERE OUGHT TO BE NO
DIFFICULTY WHATEVER
IN DISCOVERING TIL T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

ADVFRTlsFMFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
1911 W. ITJVJ ETTC NUTe
GIVE LIVER BILE
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Start Tomorrow Morning and Keep
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Poor Digestion. with that half sick. tired
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There's no need 90 take CalumeI ar
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'Ntt But don't start unless sou are
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
WHY FALSE Teeth WEARERS
have BAD BREATH
Millions Suffer Without Knowing!

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plate sweet and clean as new.
Your breath will be fresher, your
mouth feel cleaner-and your plate
last longer and look better. Polident
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Good Housekeeping and tens OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

ROIT VEN G T
Prof. Startling, one of the
chief vivisectOrs I'm my cOun
try with whom l debated
publicly at the Medical So
ciety of London some years
ago., gave evidence before
the Royal Commission on
VivisectiOn, HE WAS COM.
PEELED TO ADMIT UNDER
g RO = S. EXAMINATION
THAT THE LAST EXPERI-
MENT MUST ALWAYS BE
| UPON MAN
"NOw, look at il in the case
of drugs.
"Supposing, for instance,
YOU have some rabbits and
you turn them loose into a
field of beIladonna and you
allow them to eat freely OF
the belladOnna. You find
that your rabbits will thrive
and become as plump as pos
sible. Would YOU say TO your
self: M little boz Tommy
looks III and my little girl
Nancy looks thn-iook at
these rabbits. hOW plump
.Hcy haze become! / think /
SHAH gre Tommy and Nancy
20 bCiiodoHH0 por1id0c tOf
.brCdktGSt!' There would soon
be a corOner's inquest. A
goat eats hemlock and grows
fat on it. Would YOU, there
fore, argue that hemlOck
would be first-rate thing for
the physical condition of the
human race. III so. ii would
be a very serious thing for
YOU.
HTAKE that important
i drug, morphia, the ac-
tive principle of opium, which
no medical man would care to
be without. Would YOU ex-
pertinent upon a dog to find
out how much to give to your
patient? i suppose one grain
would be sufficient to send
anyone in this audience into
the next world, and yet Pro-
fessor HOLIDAY, the celebrated
veterinary surgeon, told the
Royal Commission that he
had never been able to poison
more than one dog i'm his life
with mOrphia, and he had
given as much as 81 grains
any fatal effect. Why,
a little pigeon can take II
grains of mOrphia and then
fly away as happy AS a sky
lark. Would you argue from
a pigeon to man? Take again
the question of a hedgehog.
"WOuld you argue from a
hedgehog to a human being
Why, do you know that a
hedgehog can take as much
opium as a Chinaman would
smoke i'm a fortnight and wash
it down with as much prussic
acid as would kill a whole
regiment of soldiers? 1t
shows how true was that
statement l have already
quoted from that notorious
vivisectOr, Prof. Starring
THE LAST EXPERIMENT.
MUST ALWAYS BE UPON
MAN If the last experiment
must always be upon man,
you dare not trust any pre-
ceding experiments as a justi-
ficatiOn for the treatment of
a human being"
EMOW, we are hearing a
~ great deal about brain
surgery. We are told of the
wonderful results that have
been attained in brain surgery
the centers of the brain
were discovered by expert
ments on monkeys and dogs;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

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Thomas has perfected method Of stimulating this DOR
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

OTHER AND COARSER
CENTERS WITHOUT RE-
SORT TO EXPERIMENTS
OF THAT BRUTAL DE-
SCRIPTION. Hence, which
ever way we look, the practice
of vivisectiOn Is unscientific,
1t Is misleading, IL Is immoral,
and as to results, 1T Is
ABSOLUTELY USELESS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

On week days enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics I'm COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

them. He always found that
certain physical results were
produced by definite LESSONS i'm
certain centers of the brain,
which controlled the parts
supplied by them, and by a
multiplication of instances of
these causes and results he
was able to show that definite
LESSONS i'm definite parts of the
brain produced definite re-
suits i'm other parts of the
body, and THUS HE LO-
GATED EVERY CENTER
OF THE BRAIN TEN
YEARS BEFORE A SINGLE
DOG OR A MONKEY HAD
BEEN TORTURED BY THE
VIVISECTORS.
HpUT let me put this to
- you: What was the
first center of the brain that
was ever discovered? The
first center was BrOca's con-
vOlutiOn, which lies at what is
called the posteriOr part of
the third left frontal convOlu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
IN THE NEWS
(Contlnued from Page one)

do the other day. Take a
kidney out from the side of a
dog. place the kidney up In
its neck. make the ureter (the
tube between kidney and
bladder) pass down the gullet
Ia see whether il could tune
ton there aS well a. i'm the
position where nature had
placed il.
DO YOU or any human
being in the United States of
America want 10 have your
kidney put into your neck?
If not. what on earth Is this
experiment done for. and why
on earth il a so-called scientist
allowed TO do it? IL is all
very well To say that these
animals do not suffer. DO
YOU mean 10 tell me that in
prOtracted experiments of this
description even supp0sing
the primary operation was
done under an aneSthetic-
that pain and suffering are a
mere chimera during the days
and the weeks and the months
which follow? Those weeks
and months during which the
hard eyes of the NivisectOr
watch over the animal as the
creature fingers on?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

Notice how he daSheS for
ward. Why? Because his
sense of feeling II 50 marvel
lousy acute. II i'm these
lower animals the sense of
hearing. the sense of smell,
the sense of vision. and the
sense of feeling, can be ~
much more acute than our
own. what right has any one
10 say that their sense OF
PAIN is not also equally
acute simply because they
cannot express themselves in
articulate language?
UnAY after day these poor
~ creatures are eking out
their lives i'm their cages in
these VivisectOrs' dens
throughout the 'civilize d.
world. What are they doing
there What did Mr.. Carrel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

HMOW, we are hearing a
IN great deal about brain
surgery. We are told of the
wonderful results that have
been attained in brain surgery
how the centers of the brain
were discovered by expert
ments on monkeys and dogs /;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

iAhAN ~ w NV 80
watch over the animal as the
creature fingers on?
UnR. BLAIR BELL (whO
~ has been recently enter
tanned by his vivisectiOnist
colleagues i'm the United
States), one of the noted vivi-
sectors i'm England, thought
he would try to discover the
properties of the pituitary
gland, which lies in the brain.
Some of the ancients deemed
ii to he the location of the
soul, so he opened the skull
of a dog and fixed a wax
.tumOr on the brain and closed
up the scalp, and then he pub
lished a picture Of that dog
ninety eight days after the
operation was perfOrmed-a
poor, miserable, wretched, de-
formed creature, distorted in
every limb, presenting a most
horrible sight. / remember
when my friend. Sir George
Greenwood, late member of
Parliament, saw the picture,
he said he was so horribly
shocked he could not sleep all
night afterwards. This is but
an instance Of the day-after-
day slow torture of a sentient
animal supposedly to solve
some scientific riddle. Was
anything discovered by it?
NOTHING WHATEVER.
UTAKE those experiments
i of Sir John Rose Brad
ford upon thirty-nine fox
terriers-taking out one kid
ney and cutting away the
other kidney piecemeal in
order to see how long the in
telIigent little female terrier
dogs could live with as little
kidney as possible. He was
asked i'm crOSs-eXaminatiOn by
the royal commission on vivi-
section: What 1C0s At yOu
learned by that" he hesitated
and said: Wei. IRE did dis
c0Ucr that dogs didHt suffer
from am disease akin to
human brigbt'S diSedSC.' Ii is
a terrible scandal that expert
mentS of this kind involving
cruel torture should be allowed
to go on in Christian and
civilized countries for no OBJ
ject that can appeal to science
or common sense. He states
himself. with his own pen,
that some of these dogs died
from blood poisoning, some
from diarrhOea, some OF them
from hemOrrhage, and that
they all suffered from fever.
Think of the slow torture per-
Ipetrated upon sentient crea-
lures for no other purpose on
earth than that of mere
scientific curiosity. II is a
thing that should be stopped"
UXUE ARE told that we
w must experiment upon
animals it we are Ia under
stand the effect upon the
human. You cannot reason
from animals TO man. When
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

You can't notice any odor from your
plate or bridge - but Others may
Dentists call this odor "denture
breath" and It's serious. II comes
from a mucin-scum that collects on
plates ano bridges. This scum is al
most invisible-but It can make your
The guardian., 1941-05-17
Rush A-M.E. Zion Cburch
Charles FL. FogFie rafrizte-


1Eo very impressive services wa-s
held Mothers Day ATTENDED bv ls-gz
congregations. Al The moning v1--
ship Rev. Foggis gave an Inspiring mas
ssge On @Ths Chureh and tie Hon >
HIS subject Il night was aAnd tls
Mother Of Jes1s vas Tbersv
Tie Y Missionary Sosistr VII mea4
al the home Of Mrs. Frances Downz
l55 Western Aveuue. Mon5sv Wsv 10
a $50 p-m-Ths Sunday Sebool MI
present 9 Ton Thumb Wes5invg
Thursday, Nay =, a 8.S3 IN. II IL
Fas-T.-Ihe Christian Fr5asvar w77T7
gre -Sesvenger Hurt Fridgv. Nsv
2, at 500 pm.
Asxt Sunday VII b observed a.
Mems Day Rev F0ggle AilI prssel -
God Send rs Een.1-Tba Sa-sr-
Choir VII give Muzieal Tea n tba
home of Mrs Sadie Ward. q Hsr-
cock Street, Sunday, NAY Is. Il 3 40
Pr An excellent program has been
arranged
The Fourth and last Quarterly Con
tsre1ee VII Be had WEDNESDAY. 1gsv
=, a 8 90 pm a the church. An The
organizations are asked to make fun
reports
The guardian., 1941-05-17

z71 Training Rev James Z. Ds-ry
preached Il 1Le evening 1z---- TIE o---
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Iys-1e Baptist Chzrcz School Union
vi 1ss1 S-a5zv. Nay Is. q FIRST
8s--S1 Czzz-ch- Cl5t1115sla. a 3 m.
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II S-srs Is C-urc- Rs-v. 4 Hrs ITO
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Gl-1S Eo6 lsR5z-s = make -E1s -sIl7
S--cass11- Everyone L invited . a.
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The guardian., 1941-05-17

thirty. The lights cimmed and before
1ul house. the Jubilee Singers.
Blanche Digs. director, began their
program with z group Of folk songs
and Sp1rituals and readings by Mrs.
Taylor. During the inJermission, tonic,
Ecs-c-ss-. sandwiches, candy, and cake
was sold by the girls whose names
were listed last week. The second
half q the program the artists pre-
ssuJa5 z group Of semi-classics and q
few more readings. The hall was
really ianued 70 capacity with people
900 q -hem) from here and around
and CIT q town and even after the
affair was over, people were still COM
ing. The majority was in evening
clothes, making i quite g formal affair.
The musical inte-lude was graciously
supplied by Mrs. Mamie Baker. The
.s1ccess q this Pop-Concert given by
the Bible Class o. the Messiah Baptist
Church should be encoura agement for
more enterprises Of that sort.
Shopping with Horaee-Not much
dir1 % dish this week, but tell me, why
i i that when Ruthie has company,
Tina Is the only girl from the Boule-
ward that gets invited down-huh?
Mary Rad her tea leaves read recently
and was told that she would attend the
wedding q one Of her friends-soon,
wonder who il could be? -. Say, why
don't soZe Of YOU gals get together
and threw little party-we're all
dying O. our feet from lack Of excite
ment -. matter Of fact I'm so groggy
now that 1 can't write another word
HORACE.
The guardian., 1941-05-17
U4a1 Baptist Church

EsV- willard L CEEv1Uz- pastor
Io-az-S D,sT vss 11Ezg,y Observed
S-11ET. Mrs 1E-EiE- Lzs1- cc-6-c-e5
IL responsive -sz--E e --s 7-orzlair
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-EE1-A S---Ei1 E-6ie-cs vas
--'as-. Il 1he AttEuoo1 Musicale
With c1Es5 With Prsl15e-aAvs
Nara --445-l--o3- n E5= urgz-5s-. 3r~s.
5=-ls E1-1.1-: --sTzr. Deacon Jessa :.
-sT11-; I-s- Laura 3E-sT. Chairman.
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presided N-s. Mz-EuH-sce Y. Ps-sc-
E-l1 s1-- ! WE--s- sang. Nrs. Flcv-
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1111 q Miss Ls--1z-s work g 2 e1--
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a1oos Island I -oSt inspiring a.
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IL --1---g: Misses DorotLy Tsylor
z11 Cs--15s TsL1o-: Afternoon.
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Cz,-11g1-1.-A bsz--st-l basket Al
11ws-s VS. glTs- 7 memory q Mrs.
2 L Czy-z-g1c-. N Matthew. Alberta
and Everett Cs--1-F1o-: z bssy-77tt-,I ]
aZl1-s1gss bT daughters Jessie ".
West E-ls Ca-l1-s zn5 Mildred Fra
Esn to- Wrz. Mg-y TzyIor.-Li--Is
DAVID 5cE-sC-. so- q Mrs., EILsI
Jo1-sgn, p TElazton s.. Everett. Is
cuz11s5 . his ho-e having bazr
sI-7ck y q s1to-o5sle last waaiz-
he rally day s=Tie III Be- conducted
u Nay =. afternoon. Eith Rev. Pcb-
81 \ Eoo5y. q Hartford. Co-n-
Epssksr-IE. Morris r;cs-s. = -T'
spszk %oy 1hs 2. 7. ?. {. S-15sv A.
tsDo1n, Nay &. q 5:z5. Mss Te-:ss
Jones, p-sz55s---Daseo- Jesse I.
IzElo- so5 Mrs Celia Barnes reurs-
sE1-a1 r-s church Il 1ks United Ban
EsI Cu-TEzl1- q Myrtle Bsv+7s-
C1Uch. West Newton Mrs.. Es-sTIs
Smith represented 1Le Missionary l,=--
cls-M-S- Harriet 2 Woo6so1 ~
Nssh1-g1-z. D. C., arrived ho--s SIN
day morning c- z brist visit = hsr
-1othsy, Mrs. Joseph Bonds q Esr-
Ts-o E-res- ETEett.
The guardian., 1941-05-17
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DR. SAMUEL A. LONG
DENTIST
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DR. COX, Dentist
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gTeaty.-Don't forget the Co-F5 Sro--
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Boston. The price Is twenty-five esnts.
50 tIy and make tive are glsd n
report that the latest reports fro7. Nrx
Carrie Sherwood ara that she / r7rel
better after sn operation f1r rs1
stones She Is at The Mass. 2ns-zI
Hospital
The late Ceoslia Akfman. 80 fon5lv
known here as Celia. was ona 80 (
TIE last of fourteen children q cas-
Brock and George Patrick Kouutzs n
l5o1oonsvllle, Virginia, whers she vas
born 90 years sgo. Mrs. Akimsn had
been 3 widow since The passing of WI
lszn -Bl-ls Akiman. noted New Fng-
-sno fisherman who died giI wears $40
and whose love she cherished IN rnsrro-v
until the last Funeral services varz
he'd a the Norris Davis Chspsl IN Bos-
ton Thursday afternoon OF this wezk
ln1e-Dent Was al tie family III n
Norton, Mass. Mourning the deceased
Is 3 srspda1ghter Mrs. julia 4kirsr
1ueker who administered 10 her faith
1zlli until tie end; uiesss. nepbswz. sn5
host q fren6s.-Tbs seba5-ls.5
SPEAKERS program featuring William {
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q A-Y-A- has been pos4ponea-Ps--
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bulletin news system nay leave their
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supply q free samples Of hair poms5s
recently acquired with q new E-osk of
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Pittsburgh Courier i also on sale
Veskly.-Ihe public Is invited fres u
attend the Cub Boy Scout program 81
Shiloh nsxt Tuesday night. Nav %.
sponsored By Pack Eleven and fesfur-
ing the invited guest, Pack Ssren az
Marion Street. Congregational from
South Medfo-d Comedies. grouu and
solo singing VII feature The program.
Re1reshr1suts VIII be given ali patrons.
Come On Out and relax next Tuesday
evening. t won't cost you suvfhinr.
Strolling Along with Mr.. Y
Vel, hello everybody! I hope vUu'rs !