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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-09

Donaldson Foundry May Produce War Equpmen
late X X X
bulletins
Boat Explosion

LORAIN, o., Sept. 9-(P)-
An explosion today on a 33-fo0t
patrol boat put three reserve
coast guardsmen in st. y0seph's
hospital with burns described as
not serious.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-09

Nominate a law enforcement Of
ficer. IL years experience
SCOTT BURKE for Rep. Sheriff.
ADV
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-09
London Warned

LONDON, Sept. 3 - R -
An air raid warning sounded in
London before dusk this after
noon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-09
U.S.. TO Control
Trucks Buses
Nov. IS Set for DeadIine
in Use of Taxicabs as Well

WASHINGTON Sep. 9-tR
Fearing impairment of the ma
tons war effort through loss of
transportation services, the Gov
eminent moved today to control
operations of trucks, buses and
taxicabs by Nov. Is.
An office of Defense Trans
portation order yesterday di-
rected operators of the CONNER
cial vehicles affected to carry
certificate of war necessity to
obtain fuel, tires, tubes and ac-
ccsSorieS.
Describing the order as ga
drastic move to obtain further
conservation of such equipment
for war purposes the ODT es-
timated about 100000 trucks,
10000 buses, $4,000 cabs and
similar vehicles would come UNI
der its control.
CARS EXEMPTED
Passenger cars and motorcy-
cles are exempted from the lat
est regulations supplementing
the conservation program al
ready in effect but new move
developed to bring nationwide
gasoline rationing.
Proposing such a step, Senator
Green ORD wrote President
Roosevelt that extension of ra-
tioning beyond the II eastern
states now affected was the only
means "of maintaining our pres
ent transportation needs" and of
supplying the eastern seaboard
with fuel oil for heating this
winter.
In making public the letter,
Green said automobiles were
being withdrawn from the high
ways at the rate of 100000 a
month and that by the end of
1945 there would be but $780,
600 while ''Our present economy
demands at least 100000 cars
to make up for the deficiency of
our public transportation sys-
TENS"
Meantime, Joseph B. Eastman,
ODT director, said the certifi-
Gates for commercial vehicles
would require a tire check ev-
cry 5000 miles or every 60 days,
whichever occurred first, to as
sure proper initiation and re-
pairs.
ISSUE CERTIFICATES
- The certificates, he added,
will be issued to all types Of
trucks, vehicles built primari-
ly for, transporting property and
passengers, and others available
for public rental including am
balances and hearses.
The objective, Eastman assert
ed, was to limit their use to op-
erations necessary to the war ef-
fort or to the essential domestic
economy; to attain maximum
use of equipment, and to COM
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-09

Law 11n1ing DoQu1D
Tralnlng - wQx
FRANC1o- oonoo UoDoor
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-09

Law Making Requires Law
Training ELECT GEORGE
FRANCIS-State Representative
ADV.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-09

Importiol Coveress
Of All loeol News
Evening star., 1942-06-07
Of pink and blue and lighted can

Of pink and blue and lighted can
dies were attractiyely arranged In
the rooms, and Miss Schindel, wear
ing a gown of seafoam green with
a corsage of coral African daisies,
received with the parents of the
couple and the bridal party. The
mother of the bride wore blue and
purple flowered chiffon with a cor
sage of purple orchids, and the
mother of the bridegroom was
gowned in pale blue chiffon and
wore a corsage of white orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scarborough, IT.,
left after the reception for Atlantic
City, the bride wearing a jacket
dress of soft blue with black access
sorieS and a corsage of orchids.
Out-of of-town guests attending the
wedding were Miss Nellie Cowan.
Mrs. William Cowan and Capt. and
Mrs. Arthur B. Smell of Norfolk,
Mrs. Stella Walden of Long Beach,
Calf, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rutland
Beard of Catonsville.
Evening star., 1942-06-07
Sally F. Lambe,
1t. King United
In Marriage
Wedding Is Held
In the Home of
Brides Parents

The marriage Of Miss Sally Fair
fax Lambe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Hall Lambe, to 1t. Charles
Chester King, U. S. A., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Chester King of
Covington, Ga, took place last eve
ming in the home of the brides par
ents, 3246 S street. The Rev. DIR.
Peter Marshall ofhciated at the 8
o'clock ceremony.
The bride wore a charming white
organdy over taffeta gown, made
on princess lines, with 8 long train
and illusion veil. She carried an
old fashioned bouquet. Her sister,
Mrs. John Atkinson Flannery, of At
lanta, was matron of honor and only
attendant. Her gown was of yellow
mousseline over taf1eta. 1t. Rodger
Harrison, U. S. A., of Covington,
who is at present stationed in Wash
ington, was best man.
Following the ceremony, which
was held in the drawing room before
the fireplace banked with white
peonies and stock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lambe gave a reception.
Evening star., 1942-06-07
Miss Schindel
Bride in Chapel
At Cathedral
United in Marriage
To Mr.. Scarborough
In GeremOuv
In Ceremony

White gladioluses and stock were
on the altar in the Bethlehem
Chapel of the Washington Cathe-
dral of st. Peter and st. Paul yes
terday afternoon for the wedding
of Miss Katherine Maxine Schlndel
and Mr.. Rowan Lester Scarborough,
ir.. who were married at O'Clock
ceremony with the Rev. William
Welton Shearer of st. Thimothys
Church in Catonsville. Nd, officiat-
ing.
Miss Nellie Cowan of Norfolk,
cousin of the bridegroom, sang solo
selections preceding the entrance OF
the bridal party and the start OF
the wedding professional.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Emmert Schindel. the bride was
escorted to the altar and given by
her father in marriage. She was
beautifully gowned in white mar
uuisette trimmed with rows OF
Chantilly lace on the bodice and
skirt and bordering the neckline
and short puff sleeves. Her full
length veil was caught to a head
dress of tulle ruching trimmed with
orange blossoms and she carried q
bouquet of white stephanotis CEN
tered with orchids and showered
with satin ribbons.
Mrs. Michael Pool of Catonsville
served as matron of honor and wore
a dress of white sheer lace with a
white picture hat having tulle trim
ming and a large butterfly bow OF
tule, and she carried a bouquet of
mixed spring flowers.
The two bridesmaids were Miss
Carolyn Gray of Poolesville and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Holt of Wash
tngton. They were dressed like the
matron of honor and carried spring
flowers with different colors pre-
dominating in the bouquets.
Mr.. Scarborough, who is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rowan Lester Scar
borough, had for his best man Mr..
Norman Paulhus of College Park,
and Mr.. Raymond Lennon of Wash
tngton, cousin of the bridegroom;
Mr.. Michael Pool of Catonsville and
Mr.. Clay Henderson of Washington
served as ushers.
The home of Miss Katherine j.
Schindel, aunt of the bride, was the
scene of lovely reception which
followed the ceremony. A profu-
sion OF spring flowers in soft shades
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-23
z Alaskans
 in Who's Who

Thlrly two residents of Alaska listed in the new Who's Who America, compared with B in
 preceding edition.
 The military in Alaska also ns recognition in the new ed On with General Simon B Ilckner, Jr., head of the Alaska kiense command, and Justin w. |arding, judge advocate at Fort Echardson, listed in the volume Listed under Ketchikan are D late J. k. Heckman and Wm
 Holzheimer, U. s. district at fney with headquarters al neau. A resident of Ketchikan reral years ago, Holzheimer al- lis listed under Juneau.
 Anchorage General Buckner, srren N. Cuddy, Simon Hel Ethal, Ausin B. Lathrop and Ito F. Ohlson.
 College-Charles E. Bunnell. Fajrbanks-Raymond J. Bal- !, Walter J. Fitzgerald, Harry
 Pratt and Ralph Rivers.
 Fort Richardson = Justin W. brding.
 luneau-George F. Alexander, blter W. Council, Joseph R.
 mont, Ernest Gruening, B. ank Heintzleman, John A. klenthal, Claude M. Hirst, | In. A Holzheimer, Oscar c. sOn, George A. Parks, Ralph
 Robertson, Howard D. Sta Ter, Jobn w. Troy, James S. Eitt.
 Nenana-John B. Bentley.
 Nome-Charles J. Clasby and hes H. s. Morrison.
 Seward Joseph w. Kehoe. |Ckagway = Edward A. Ras- uSon.
 Valdez-Anthony J. Dimond.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-23
Unalaska incorporated

Unalaska Incorporated
 IA court order from the Third strict Court hes been filed in fritorial Auditor Frank A. lyle's office at Juneau disclos- that Unalaska las been giv- the status of a first class in- operated city The order was ted March 3, and was signed Judge Simon Hellenthal.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-23

Gleboff services are being con- ducted by Father G. Schmaltz of Spruce Island
 CATHOLIC SERVICES Services for Roman Catholics COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH
 Kodiak, Alaska Rev. Gregory s. Morony, Pastor
 Services for
 Sunday May "A 10:15 Sunday School. Classes for all ages. 11:15 Morning Worship
 Sermon Three Spheres of Time. 5:3O Fellowship Supper 6:3O Christian Youth Fellowship
 Intermediate, High School and Young Peoples group 7: 30 Evening Gospel Hour
 Sermo He tanned Cam nibals Wednesday, 7::30 pm. Mid-week
 Vesper Hour Thursday,
 700 Church choir
 2:3O Junior Choir practice Friday, 700 Boy Scouts PUBLIC READING AND
 RECREATION ROOM
Kodiak mirror., 1942-05-23

Open: Daily l to g D. m.
 Popular magazines, games etc. In church social room. Public invited to visit at any time. Free Public Circulating Library Books may be secured by asking at the parsonage next to church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
FrigOn . Dubois
 NuptiGls Today

Miss Rita Ruth Dubois, tho daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Lionel Duruis of May street. Naugatuck this morning became the bride ol Leon A. Frigon, son of Mir and Mrs George Frigon of Baldwin street this city.
 The Rev Donat Jette performed the ceremony at 10 o'clock at the Church of st. Louis in New Haven which vas decorated with gladioli and hydrangeas. Mir. and Mrs Armand F'rigon attended the couple
 The bride wore a costume suit of air-force blue covert cloth trim med with velveteen and a matching felt toque Navy accessories and an orchid corsage completed her en- semble.
 The matron of honor was dressed in a suit Of beige velveteen with Hunter green accessories, and g corsage of pink roses.
 A reception followed at the Hotel Taft in New Haven. Mrs. DuBois wore black crepe with matching ac- cessories, and a corsage of gardenias Mrs. Frigon's costume was pastel pink crepe with contrasting access sories. and a gardenia corsage.
 The bride is a graduate of the Naugatuck high school The groom is an alumnus of Wilby high school New Haven Junior College. and the McAllister School of Embalming in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Parties Fete
 B0rb0r0 Dee

Mrs. James McAree Of Piedmont Street Extension entertained last evening with a miscellaneous shower n compliment to Miss Barbara Dee of Piedmont street.
 Among her guests were. Helen Kellan. Jane Pilkington, Eleanor Conway. Ella Mae Baker, Jane Nc. Aree, Marion Logan, Mary ODon- nell, Eileen ODonnell, Jane Alder man, Mrs. Louis Dirietro. Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. Alma Snagg, Mrs. Ar. thur Shea, Mrs. Minnie Snage, and Mrs. Howard Bradshaw.
 Mrs Warren Bradshaw feted the bride-to-be at Q currency shower.
 Thos- attending were Mrs. Mich- ael Roberts, Mrs. George Snagg, Mrs. Michael Roberts, Mrs. Carrie Bowne, Mrs. Catherine Mcknight Mrs. Newton Barstow, Mrs. Martin Fitxpatrick, Mrs. Don Seaven, Mrs, Howard Bradshaw. Jean Marshall Mrs. Emma parsell. Mrs. Emil Dee chand, Mrs. James McAree, Mrs Burton Snagg, Mrs. Arthur Shea, Mrs. William Boisvert, Mrs. Robert Boigvert, Mrs. Howard Dee;
 Mrs. Driscoil, Mrs. June Miller, Mrs. George ONeili, Bea Ladd, Mrs. Harry Blackburn, Rita Donorfia, Mrs. Rose Boisvert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
MAUREEN CASEY
 SHOWER GUEST
Kenyon Street Bride-tO-Be Feted By Chase Office
 Associates
TERVILLE Correspondent: Mrs. William E. Rooney. 190 Dwight st.
 Telephone 3-SssS

waterv5lle. Sept 2.-A[iss Maureen Casey Of Kenyon street was honor guest last evening 2t 3 turkey din- ner and shower given by her asso- ciates o1 Chase oftice at the home of Mrs. Francis Volovski Of Dgigit street. Miss Casey will be married 10 John T. Cosgroye of Frost read Sept. 7ih al Sacred Heart Church Present at the dinner were Dora zurlo. Irene Tellan. Marge German. Marion Finn. Sylvia Ccpes, Jean Laizg. Ethel Richard. Eileen Drrr. Florence Tucker. Dorothy Bronson. Kaglseryn Beckett. Marie Nolan. Evelyn Ladala. Dora Pelo- crain. Eleanor Koloyski. Helen Mo KenIa, Helen Bliveau. Maergaret Souse. Gerry Henderson. Kathleen OBrsen, Eleanor Befan and Ellen Gerber.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Personal
MarthG Hartigun Becomes Bride OF EdtU0rd J. Smith

aesor Y. q. Harmon played a special program, with WaaiaM oHxatn singing fave AzAFiA.n
 Ms Margaret cgontn cf New York city atlex6eo tae bride, who is tho daughter 0f AErs end MtS. Thomas k1as9lkan. EeonAr6 N. Schwars served as best man for Mf. smith. who ia tho son of Akr. and Mrs. John w. smith. Raymond Y. Oliver and Edward Kelly ushereS.
 Tho bride was eowned in white faiIle with a square Deckll1ae and a short train. A headazpss Of 0s~ trich feathers held her slneegtip veil and she carried a sman m0ff ct white roses.
 The gown og the maid of honor WIS fashioned of blue velpctcen and copen taGFeta. It had an elongated fitted bodice with elbow sleeves, and a full skirt. Her copen ven was draped from a tiara of welvesecn leaves, ghe casgaed TAlixman roses.
 Guests from New York city, win- throp. Mass. and this city attended the reception which followed at the Colonial Room of the Hotel Elton. Mrs. Hartiean received in a black velvet gown with black accessories, and a gardenia corsaee. Mrs. smith wore copen crepe. with black access sories and a corsage of gardenias.
 Mr. and Mrs. smith left for a trip to New York, Bostcn ard Canada, and upon their return wsll reside on Cooke street. Mrs. Smith travelled In a costume of orchid vel- vet with matching accessories, and an orchid ccrsage.
 The bride is associated with the law firm Of Carnoay, LAarkin and Torrance. The groom IS with the Eastern Color Printing company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Couple United
 Last EOening

me wedding of Mrs. Bess.e BIickett of SprasGe street 10 Wal liam Lambert, ST. of Tis0anS Ston avenue tock place last evening.
 The Rsx. Ernest Weise performed the ceremony al o'clock al the Grace Methodist church ln Water ySlle. Mss Mary Greene attended the bride. with William Lambert, Jr. as best man. Mrs. Ro1evt Birt played a nuptial program with Miss Constance Linskey singing Il Love You" and ~1 Love You Truly
 The bride wore a gown of aqua chiffon velvet fashioned with g square neckline outlined ia sel. pleating, full sleeves edged xitf pleatine, and 3 full skirt. He, large hat Of matching velvet waS trimmed with horseh2ir.
 The maid of honor was dressed in orchid chiffon velvet. with s cowl neckaine. sal sleeves. and s gored skirt She wore a large vel vet hat.
 A reception followed ct the churcf parlorS. The couple left for a trlE 10 Niagara Falls.
 Upon their return MT. and Mrs Lambert will reside on Spgsgns street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Associates Fete
 Miss McGOUern

Her associates al ehe Connecticut Light sN Power Company entertain ea Mss MiAared Mcdosegn ot Cooke AtgNet aase evening At tho SAel Cha. aeaa.
 Joseph AralcAAy presented the nflGe~te-he with a Set e1 China.
 Among those attending were Mary Noon. Jack NeaxneS. Ancse Man. bruno. Alffea West. Stanley ASeahy, Agnes Nolan. Doris Braun. KAths leen Cooley, Helen nsgNAy. Louise Mark. Evelyn Tonr&. Evclyn SNas. teoeL EVesyn Blankfseae. Emily Hsas. lnska, Peg Reynolds. Marie ChAnln. M. pfelan, vl0aet Sch0lainsei. Agil- gired 1omSlead. Ben GolGStesn. Esa. gene O'Nesli. Robert walsh, Ray aaond Shove. John SAaai6rr, Marx Doran. Joseph Calm.
 Vincent DeIncaa. Walter SchlegAl Ted Breitea0pt Frank McNamara, Peg Dunn, Rasmen0 q Cocchiola, GladyS Cook. Frank Ealrao, Thomas Egan. ,. Tgrrea, Prank Rolandi, Mary Fatzma0rice, Ted Bls. Vincent DsZinno, Rose RAffegtv. Marie Dal. ton, Alice May, Pst Dayer, walter Nelson, Joseph May, Helen RohSrtS x. Mccarthy, Ruth Bowen. Charles Byron, Nina Btrs and Hugh Leon- ard.
 Miss Kathleen Cooley os Wall street also setce Mss Mc0ocern. She vas presented with a table lamp and mahogany tea table.
 Among the guests weres
 Misses Doris Brown, Elizabeth Goyan, Helen Tobin. Aneeiine Nam bruno, Mras Kenney, Evelyn Tarst- Rye, Betty Spirit, Madeline Murphy. Margaret Mackie, CathEyn 0arrity. Mimi AltieTi. Mary Noonan, Doris CoSereve, Mary Fstzmaurice, Rita T;ernee, Helen DUp0ay. Louise Mark. Mildred BomStea6, Grace Wolff, Marguerite Dunn, R e Rafferty. Evelyn ShuizsnSSy. Vio- la Schofield, Mrs. Alplsonse Geo. ley, Mrs. Thomas Norton, Mrs. Edward Curtis and Mrs. Martha Jackson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
. MeKENNEY oN BRIDGE

including stopper. the general plan should be to try to force the declarer. A short suit lead, playing for ruff, usually relieves the de- clarer of much of the trouble that can be caused by a strong adverse trump holding.
 East's cnly long side suit has been bid by South. Still. the bid was sec ondary. and North has denied the suit. It is not too much to hope that North can be forced by spade leads.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

East should stick to principles by opening the five of spades.
 Dummy wins and probably leads the king of hearts, which East may well duck. Now declarer cashes the ace and king Of diamonds and ruffs out the loser. Then he leads the jack of trumps.
 Whenever East wants to take his ace, he can punch North with spades. and West can punch him with diamonds when he gets in with the club king. Declarer is set one or two tricks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Anthony Mecca Guest
 At FureweN Party

Anthony Mecca of Oak street. who left today for service with the Q. s. Army. was feted recently by Romeo Delfino at the Mecca Restaurant on Bank street.
 Mfr. Mecca, well known local mus ician, was presented with many gifts from the one hundred and fifty guests who attended.
 Frank Romano served as master Of ceremonies, introducing Alberto Walces, Edith Sacco and Elas Mar celo Of New York who entertained with vocal selections. Francis Del firo accompanied.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

those who recall that the energetic wife of Winston Churchill was one of his best stump speakers in early campaigns. She ceased doing that when his fame as an orator mounted returned to it in war work.
 Aid-to-Russia contributors, Mrs. Churchill says, are resourceful. And they come from all walks of life. A chimney sweep saved soot for a month and sold it, sending her all pennies collected. In North ern England, a department story toy department obtained two hon cubs, exhibited them, charged youngsters a penny a pat, ano mailed her the pennies.
 She then asked for outright con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
MASONS REcONVENE
 THURSDAY EVENING

HaFEopy lodge Of AdasOgg will re- convene. foiioEing its sumner re- cess. tonaogrOg nigEt at 8 o'clock in Memorial lodge room, Masonic Tem- pie. with Merton Brown, worship ful master. presiding. Al members of the order are invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

meforn nn altar banked with palma and cut flowers NElss MArtlAa Ann Hattlnan oE Savings street ex- changed her nupeiAl VOWS with Ed- ward John smith of Cooke street.
 The Reverend Francis OSiica united the couple Nt eight o'clock yesterday morning at the rmmacu~ late Conception church. During the nuptiai mass which followed Pro-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Br WILLIAM E. AIckENNEY nn...aa.nA.. AAna.A A.aahn.sa..

In tooav,S hand East opened the six of clubs. DeeaSrer made the right play Cf accepting the ilnesSe, and the king won. A club came back for East to run. East later made the ace cT tramps ard that was al.
 The opening lead was 8 Strate- gioal ergo- often made by inexperi- erced players. With four trumpS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Personal

Mrs. George Grohs and son, George, Jr., and Mrs. Arthur Hebert of Savings street, Mrs. Mae Leggett of Albert Place and Mrs. James Maher of Walnut street have re- turned home after spending a weeks vacation at Bayyiew, Mill ford.
 Mrs. Vincent Reilley and chii- dren, Thomas and Rosemary Reilley of Brooklyn, N. r., have returned home after spending several weeks with Mrs Reilley's mother, Mrs. Mary Kilmartin of State street.
 MT. and Mrs. Anthony Castaldi Of North Main street announce the birth of a son, Richard Thomas, on August 26 at the Waterbury hos pital. Mrs. Castaldi is the former Victorina Ciarlo of North Main street.
 Donald Frey of Piedmont street is spending a week with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Prank Frey at Pond Point, Milford
 Lieut.. Julia A. McGrath, daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. John Con- ] lon of Woodtick road, is training with Yale medical unit for foreign service. She is stationed at the pres ent time at Camp Edwards, Mass. A graduate of Wilby High School and St. Raphael's Hospital in New Haven, she entered Army service last June.
 Miss Annette Desormeaux who will be married on Saturday to Michael Orient of Ruel street, was recently feted at a currency shower at Concordia Hall. Mrs. James Orient. and Mrs. Alice Snoikis were hostesses at the affair, which was attended by one hundred mad fifty guests.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Carpenter of Point Beach, Milford, are entertain ing Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Weyh of Prospect.
 Mir. and Mrs. James White of Meri6en Road have been entertain ing Mir. and Mrs. James Crawford and family of Roselle, N. J.
 Chile has decreed that theaters motion picture houses and circuses must close their doors at II p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02

The married wonlen's bowling league of zhe FrancO-Anae-lcsn club Msll meet tonight in the Blue room os the cub al 7:30. Mrs. Wsa- fred Begnier. president cf the league will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION

ciandetse Colbert gllI appear in q siFeamIlged bathing suit on the scFeea foy the first time in four years in her neg comedy, No Time for Love
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
NO co

For tlle s5rd time. BilI Boyd as HopalOng Cassidy turns love down in ParasnOuStis Lost Canyon v which has lOgfiy Lola aIpe for iead- ing lady,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Weddings
New Russian War-Aid ''Gadget" ]"
 Makes Hit With Mrs. Churchill
By NEA Service


 New York Latest example of Mrs. Winston Churchills personal activity on behalf of Soviet Rus. siang Is this unusual informal photo of her. wearing the ofhsial emblem Of Russian War Relief in America
 The prime minister's wife or- eanized Englands Aid-to- Russia committee, raised s5000, 900 during the first eight weeks after the Ger mans moved toward Moscow. Her favorite money-getting tactic: auc- tioning her husbands cigars, ten of she receives and directs replies to which brought 5O2 pounds.
 Now, at No 10 Downing street, 50.000 relief letters every week. AID RELIEF DRIVE
 RADIO APPEALS
 Among those, few weeks ago, was the American pin shown here. The emblem was sent over by Mrs. Edward c. Carter, who heads the women's division Of Russian War Relief in the United States Prompt response from Mrs. Churchill was the picture of her. self with the gadget, and note saying British reliefs, including herself are buster now on behalf of the ally on the Caucasian front
 Mrs. Churchill presides at social events to raise funds for clothes food, medical supplies. She uses her wit to suggest unique stunts, and takes to the radio regularly to appeal for contributions and to report progress. Her oratorical talent surprises many = but not
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Farley TOmsrrOw

Members of the Junior Red Gross Of Waterg5ile EiI meet tomorrow from to 6 ?. n. and from 10 9 D. ns. at the clasldren's room of tiae WateTyilie branch library,