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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
Ford Pay Raise
Denial by WtB
Unfair, Clio Says

The WLB decision denying a
raise TO Ford Motor Company en-
ployes was the result of reaction
airy forces" influencing the board,
it was charged by a UAW-CIO
today as the Ford Com
pany announced it would accept
the decision even though we may
not agree with all the details con-
tanned in it,
Richard T. Leonard. JAW di-
rector. said Of the decision, which
granted Ford employees vacation
bonuses and increased call-in pay:
"The refusal of the WLB to
award the general wage increase
10 Ford workers IL a gross In
justice and an Illustration of the
inadequacy of the sO-called
Little Steel formula.
FALSE ASSUMPTION
"The defect I'm that formula Is
the false assumption that work
ers were receiving wages on Jan.
!. 1871. that provided them with
a decent standard OF living.
THE only conclusion that we
can draw from this decision Is
that the WEB Is being used by
reactionary elements who see an
opportunity to set a pattern for
postwar labor relations"
Commenting on the decision, a
Ford Motor Company spokesman
said:
Last year the Ford Motor
Company signed what Is gener-
ally conceded TO be the most
liberal labor agreement of Its
kind. so liberal il IL, that even
yet, the agreements of other
comparable companies have
failed to equal the benefits of
the Ford contract.
ACCEPT DECISION
I'VE were obliged. as were all
parties concerned I'm this case,
TO abide by the decision of the
WLB and we accept that deci-
sion, even though we may not
agree with all of the details con-
tained I'm it.
I'VE look upon the WLB as
being exactly what the name inn
plies, board to handle labor
problems during wartime.
THE economic problems and
II II
period will be another field"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Is
GNS).-Not content with actually
doing fighting in the war, Uncle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
S.OOO-LB. TANK

A 3,000-pound water tank which
a teacher reported TO the princi-
pal of the school, was called in 10
Randolph $3.50 for a pickup. This
is the method which has been de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-15
THE NAVY NURSES CORPS

THE NAVY NURSES CORPS
Ensign Rachel NJ. Schell,
navy nurse, in regulation
dress uniform. She's wearing
the navy blue-colored tunic,
shirt and also trim on her
cap. White shirt and cap, silk
stockings and black shoes
complete the uniform. Braid
on sleeves is gold, buttons and
insignia regulation brass. The
Times will identify other uni
forms worn by women in
Detroit in subsequent issues.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

WASHINGTON - (ANP) - The
United states Civil Service COM
mission iere announced last week
that the closing date for receipt
OF applications for examinations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
Keep Native Son Open

prevent the wrong type OF censor
ship.
Among kilograms received by
Mr.. Shubert was one from the
National Federation for Constitu-
tional Liberties which read:
National Federation for Con-
stitutional Liberties shocked by
your announcement 10 close Ma
tive Son. Richard Wright's play
Las made important contribution
10 American theatres. Urge you TO
continue It's run. Your closing Il
following pressure from repres-
sive groups cannot but be inter-
rreted as an attack on the Negro
people and a blow at democracy.
On Sunday following MIR. Shu-
hert's closing order. Roman Cath
clio priests were said to have
read n letter from Bishop Thomas
r. Molloy condemning the "glori-
flcation OF RIGHTEOUSNESS and
crime" and Including several ref
erences 70 the city's drive TO
"clean up" the stage.
Fifty persons. including 80 ac-
tors, would have been thrown
out OF work had Mr.. Shubert's
order stood. Il was revealed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
CROSBY AND ASTAIRE SCORE
In IRWIN BERLIN MOVIE

Il
The show we've all been read
Ing about, with the songs we've
all been hearing. has come to
town.
According 10 Hollywood report,
It's Irving Berlins Holiday
Inn" the Paramount musical dance
and romance picture. which meie
folks very happy when it shows
~ the Castle theatre. Saturday.
Sunday, and Monday. Dec. 10. 90.
81. because Of its swell entertain
nent. Second feature will be 1.-THE
Devils Trail"
Starring Bling Crosby and Fred
Asiaire. who-could- -for-any-
thing-more song and dance COM
b.nation. Holiday Inn sparkles
with eleven new Irving Berlin
lii tunes warbled by the mimi
table Bing and danced to by the
one and only Astaire assisted by
two new dancing partners. Mar
jorie Reynolds and Virginia Dale.
The songs were written to tit
the nations favorite holidays,
which are an Integral part Of the
story OF Holiday Inn" Bing, who
has converted his Connecticut
farmhouse into an inn open only
o. holidays. entertains patrons
With a floor show appropriate TO
each occasion. Some OF the holt
days celebrated are the Fourth OF
July. New Years Eve, Lincoln's
i 'rthday, Washington Birthday,
and some OF tho songs which MIR.
Berlin wrote especially for the
picture are white Christmas"
"Re Careful It's My Heart"
"lou're Easy 10 Dance with"
Abraham and "Song Of Free
dom A couple OF old Berlin ia
vOri,cs are included too-"Lazy"
and Easter Parade"
For the Fourth OF July celebra-
ton. Astaire does firecracker
dance which rates special rockets
It's the fastest. most exciting rou-
tine Astaire has ever originated
and for the lightning. fleet-footed
Astalre that's somethingl
With all It's many songs and
dances. Holiday Inn has plenty
Of time for a tightly knit comedy
romance that will have you chuck
ling most OF the time. The story
has to do with Bing's efforts "a
keep Fred Astaire from stealing
Marjorie Reynolds from him. Fred
wants Marjorie, terrific dancer
to be his partner. Marjorie sings
With Bing at his Inn and Bins
wants TO keep her there with him
rermanently-and romantically.
B.ng. alas. loses the girl In spite
, of nefarious Vaccinations on his
part. relax-he wins her back
In the end.
It's all great fun and grand en-
tertainment and definite must
on your movie list. We salute IT.
wing Berlin and Producer-dlrectol
Mark Sandich for a bright spot II
A dark world.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
Continued from pare s.

appointment to speak at Har-
lem mass meeting on the issue.
Many OF Broadway's leading
theatrical personages attended the
protest meeting. and several Of
them offered TO underwrite the
show II the closing came as the
result Of lack OF funds. The man
aecment admitted. however. that
The show was crossing about
$1,000 a week. Among those az
the meeting were Bert Lytell.
president Of Equity; Russell
Grouse. producer and playwright;
vinion Frccley. producer; Elmer
Rice. president OF the Dramatics
guild; Howard Lindsay, producer.
actor and author; and Norman
rlncus. theatre producer. Among
those offering financial assistance
we're Herman Shumlin. Mr.. Grouse.
Mr.. Rice and Mr.. Lindsay.
Walter white. upon learning
of the closing order. wired Mayor
LaGuardia. strongly urging him
10 intervene in the banning Of
Native Son. which he said was
'in no wav obscene" Mayor La
Guardia's reply read:
IT get blamed for everything.
II SO happened did not know
anything about the closing ~ Ma
tive Son and don't know the rea-
son for r."
The mayor agreed 70 meet with
an Equity committee n discuss
the general stage censorship sit
uatIon. and to present plan "a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19

Holiday Inn" entertainers step
out between shows. Blng eros.
by and few OF the lo,elies
from Irving BerlIn's smash hit
musical, "Holiday Inn.. which
comes Sat-Sun- Mon-Dec. 10. 20,
81, 10 the Castle theatre. Bing
shares starring honors with
none other than Fred Astaire In
this Paramount jamboree OF
songs dances, romance and
hllarlty. The girls In this case
are Majorie Reynolds md Vir-
gInia Dale. Second feature. Tex
Ritter and Bill Elliott In "The
Devils Trail"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
NOAH BERRY
VILLAIN IN
DEVIL TRAIL

Generally considered two Of,
Hoilywood's most popular se,,on
aces. Bill Elliott and Tex Rr.er
return 10 the castle theatre on
SATURDAY Sunday and Monday
Dec. 49, 20. and 2i. in "The pew
rs Trail" their latest Columbia
outdoor adventure fir on This
same program IS Binr crosby
IN "lioNsay Inn Lovely Eileen
oHearn and Tie equally lovely
aA'h Ford appear IT. important
featured roles, along with Frank
Ni'ehell who again appears as
rlnncaaaN Noah Beery. Jr. and
amuM Cobb
"TEe Deylis Trair' Is said 70
ring 70 the screen mailman
2 blazing thrills ard hair-frlsger
excitement Win tho prirc.ral &C.
ion taking race - = deserted
prairie FONT Ia re heart % Kan
sas Etoit and Ritter ind ,hem-
selves o7rosed 70 each o'her the
arst ~ VIA BN lI,kok fsclrr
"fra~ee' murder cha'se. tho
latter. as law officer sworn 10
bring n he fugitive. The TWO
to'n forces ID TIE course ~ tho
run-tlar..fz ACTON when thew
run across p renegade bard Of
would-he secsssonis's determine
% TO make re Karsas TERRITORY
slave state
The outlaws led BY Noah Beery
sr. a,s A---ng aa hostages an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
Screen
Snookum Russell In
Toledo On Xmas Eve

TOLEDO. Ohio.-Snookum Rus
sell and his celebrated orchestra
come here Christmas Eve 10 play
ballroom for the Enterprise
Charity club Of which Miss velma
McCoughlin is secretary. Profits
OF the dance will be for general
charitable purposes and capac-
ity crowd is assured. Snookum
Russell fronts one OF the finest
entertaining sepla bands in the
country and has reached the top
via thu hard way. Demand for
this orchestra IS greater than any
other out OF the Ferguson Bros.
Agency. This date was the only
open date in Russell's schedule.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19

It's stars and featured players are men
made OF stern and patriotic stuff. The big
guns are Robert Taylor. Brian Donlevy
and Charles Laughton. Walter Brennan
who can always be depended upon for
great performance and a good fight. is
among the enlisted men with the will TO
do or de.
\ 4 4 4
With plenty OF zip Stand By For
Action" is war story that's different.
II wears reversible coat OF tears and
laughter. You will sit on the edge of your
theatre seat.
4 4 4 4
We will not give the plot but will tell
you this. II has the majesty of picture
you might remember "Mutiny On
The Bounty" plus its own action,
humor and heart.
Superbly woven together by director
Robert z. Leonard. Stand BY For
Action" has been specially adapted for
screen entertainment and is based on
the Readers Digest story. by Laurence
Kirk. Cargo OF Innocence. We take
proud salute and say that II Is a smash
ing. laundering drama OF Americas
Navy In action. A saga OF fighting men
teeming with battle thrills. significant
and timely.
= = 4 4
Neutrality-suspicious. believes that
their pictures reflect the true American
spirit embodying
our national watch "a,
!: !: 7 :: !: !. ! !: :: : :" !:
words-'Life. Lib Vss:yp
erty and the Pursuit KxmS
Of Happiness.
4 = 4
Stand by for Stand
BY For Action.
leo III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
Roosevelt Syke.
Heads Own Band

INDIANAPOLIS. lud.-s..J
sykes. replica OF Fat, w."
all that goes with f. ~ .''
'zed his own twel,s.aI.' y
and h already boo.s s''0
seSeral important oD NV y
gasements before The n.y. sa
year. which include ~. 49, q
lance OF a promInen, s''
iernity, Beta Phi Slrm, '' J, ]
Gle, Ind. Christmas ~. " Y
Hotel Roberts. With S,s,. u
Louis Jimmy. both Of ' ~s. !
Decca and Bluebird re,o '4Va
lists having popula,I, ,.s''s
hit numbers as "Coi,. !
SOW st. Louis won,,s
others. -'n'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19

ahcli'Ioulsi leader and his attrac-
tive daughter Elliott and Ritter
icrcro ,felr own private feud 10
effect rescue AID 70 do their
part 40 preserving the Union.
"yhe Devils Trail" Is perfectly
suited 20 the unique talents OF It's
Stars af,oydlrg both OF them am.
lie opportunity. TO display their
exceptional abilities on horse.
with gun and In plain. ordinary
rough-and-tnnble combat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19

Greetings theatre-goers and with them
we wish you Merry Xmas and
Happy l943.
4 4 + 4
As timely as the times themselves Is
M-G-M's latest entertainment Stand
BY For Action. Backgrounded by the
glorious tradition OF our heroic fighting
men O war dressed down for battle. ii
a thriller from the word take.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-16

from the boat 10 the air fclr ard
gets into his plane. He's nuts about
flying
Paige frowrcd Curiously. But be-
fore she could question the woman
about this radically astonishing in
terest of her husbands. the little
woman was talking again.
"Oh-oh," she dcplorcd. "Thcre's
EuGcnia again. Let's dick" In
Stantly she snatchcd at the faddiSh
cosmetic bracelet OH her wrist. ard
became very busy with its powder
puff, mirror and lipStick contents.
What do you care" Paige
Chucklcd. IF anyone should he ON
barrasscd. it is l." She regarded
the older woman over her Martini.
mo. it isn't either. If anyone
shOuld be embarrassed. it is Eu-
gcnia. I've just decided That"
BY golly, you're right An in
stantanccus frown blottcd Abby
delight. But do you think she ha-
sense enough"
she has plenty of sense" Paig"
said seriously. That's just lE.
trouble"
you're right again. I've just re-
mcmbercd her gambling ability.
Abby put her cigarct into '""
holder with such force that q,
broke in two and scattered tobacco.
No perturbation was visible, how
ever. when she responded t. En-
genia's rhapsodic grcc,in", when
she and the BraZilianS stood trf0r"
Abby's table. The lItil" white
raired woman was spontaneous ard
as talkative as usual. Yet she
gracefully managed not 80 ask
them to sit down for drink.
knowledge that she looked her
best helped Paige To bc calm and
exhibit an air OF security. She know
it maddcncd EuGcnia to see her
with RuSty's best friend, rs did also
the spoken admiration Of The iWO
Brazilian men. The blond girl SIM
ply could not tolcrai" Iai-"'S re-
ceiving masculine attention. That
had been evident on the Mazdllau
; when the naval officers vOuchCd
theirs.
Purposcly the dark-haircd girl
touched one of the iron and diH-
mond bracelets. VERY unusual
And beautiful I'm glad The thieves
!, did not get away with all your
jewels"
Thanks to my lovely friend. Eu-
gcnia." the ConSul's wife said in
: her attractive accent. she was
wearing them in San Francisco
, and. ny mistake. packed them II
| her own baggage. Otherwise they
l also would have beer taken and
: would have been doubly dcsolatc.'
: Eugcnia was looking even moro int
9 Ipaticnt, although she managed e
. smile quickly when her friend rat
| ltcd her pink and white check. "f.ri,
= Ccnia doesn't like jcwclrv." tht
| woman went Oh. Il had 10 beg hcr
I TO wear It,.
That's right" put in Abby. g.
can't recall ever having seen vo,
[ wear Jewels. t.utgcnia: that IS. viii
the exception Of your engagement
? ring" Abby Eigglcd. which yo,
, still are wearing. and isn't !, silly
{ Eugcnia's smile was losing it
{ crispncss and becoming a mean
ingless thing. eve must 60"
Y Paige said 10 the Brazilian won
[ en-, while her gray eyes ATTACKED
0 Eugenia. Perhaps she prefers jew
[ els OH other women"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-16
| 4! :E :: Z! ?97!!z z{?t51s A6Ke:
-. M-

When s'c 'anl. p'5itc-s Isft.
Paige realized ,hat >hH felt weak
70. Il kitten. She asked What s.r,
o! family does Eugruia have 2.
Il don't know Ably was giiaw.-
ing the salt crystals from a prctzei
stick. Rusty knows more about
her. Still, I've never heard him say
anything except that she was visit,
.nG some place or some place else
"Ed 50 on and on. OF course cvn-J-
cm" loves Eugcnia
That has the familiar ring o.
Er>fwlCk Carncs, Paige though.
Wrrly, then Frightened because
N"HY vas saying. or 10 they:
. don't especially like Eugcnia.
.r..rr have. "" always prc:cnGcC
e.. because | adore Rusty so much >.
-" shot peculiar look at the cir;
hfarc her. He's an albright ~,
, Page. i you can learn how to MAJ
age him"
itG" did not want 10 tell swc. r
\hby that she considered ECs.wirh
Games one of the m"ancS' PEI 81
ltd ever known; that his m".nncxs
tIS"d u resentment il. i,rr: tie.
Tor some crazy reason she could not
explain ne gave her strength.
I'm afraid Eugrn!a is the only
one who can manage him. Ard
you the girl added with a laugh.
Now, I'm not comparing you. so
| don't shoot me-"
Il wouldn't. I'm too happy he
cause it's suddenly pierced my
thirl; irad That ! don't have to like
I her She thumpcd Oh the table
/ with what was intended to he de-
/ lighted emphasis, hut ii brought a
"aiIcr running. 'Iiooray. Glad
! you're here Abby told him. 1T
mist have been intended. Bring me
another Martini-with onion-and
some peanuts. / want to feed the
! birds"
Rusty ana the little boy came up
| just then. wet from their swim,
dgmnish feet covered with sand.
ChOppu sat down on the terrace
ami began SCoOtirg sand off his in
steps with ChGwcd-nail forcfingcr.
| The man dropped into meta!
chair and ordered i'll fatigucd
manner. Double Scotch and soda. 90
Single and then get dressed.
I'm hungry"
Il wonder why / put up with fou.
Abby" Rcstwick Carncs' face Vas
a mixture of irritation and adbra-
ton.
Because you love me. Because
were acquainted with the same
horses. Because you need guiding
hand as much as Choppo &C.,"
"Do YOU have to keep comparing
me with that"
Choppo added his disapproval. u
amt so keen on il. neither.
oh. Choppo. your grammar.
walled Abby. please. please Try &c
remember the things l tell you
Md you two boys stop fusslng
You're making my head whirl Ike
the grandstand pcnnant at the
comfy fair where used TO win the
first prize for my crazy quilts
TIE little woman tilted back her
head so that tho onion could roll
: into her mouth. But suddenly hci
eyes hulCCd and she bumped hcI
lips against ihc coveted onion
I,uocl;inc it back into the glass sc
that chewing would not interfere
, ,yi,h her ',vOusly squcalcd, Hello
DcnisOn.'
ITO BE Coniinucd)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-16
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

OBVIOUSLY, Abby's chauffeur
had dashed to her house and back
again, for when Paige met her, the
pud"y, sugar-loaf woman vas
wearing Il Coolic jacket of bright
pink shanturg ana green shantung
trousers.
Don't jump" she warned. ITS
me-" She and Paige went out TO the
terrace and sat down at a table I'M
.,,r one Of the trees. I'll have a
Nlrtiui-with an ONION!"
The waiter corrected with oili-
ness, Two Gibson cocktails" and
went happily on his way.
The little gnome of a woman
Er!nncd. u always order that way
To annoy walters just as ! always
say, Small coffee to hear them re-
peat. 'Demi-taSSc.' I'm only one
half-Stcp higher than the idiots
vino put those shockers in their
palms when they're going to shake
hands with someone" She giggled
and began looking at the people.
Paige also searched the guests
with eyes hidden behind exception
ally dark glasses. She recognized
several from the Mazatlan. some
already permanently established al
Honolulu hotels. others killing time
,grecably before the ship sailed OF
20 Australia that evening.
Fathers IOllcd on the narrow
coral beach, some in the piercing
sunshine. others protected beneath
umbrellas. Sailors, in droves, were
everywhere. like white mushrooms
They sduntcrcd along the wide
concrete walk. or on the sands. Al
"cre swapping pictures with
'tcadincss that approached labor
forgetting war worries. examining
pleasure into short moments.
The mahogany brown beaci
Joys raced and tumblcd an'
screamed with laughter. OutrigGc
:arocs and surfboards made thicl
patches on tie emerald and blu
waters. 4 bomber. one Of scvcra
practiCing. divcd like a CHECKER
hawk, almost as IL it were usinj
tho dusty-pink hotel as an obJeC
tive. Then all ordinary sounds wer
;icadcncd in that omnipotcnt roai
After the plane had passed an
was looming on its way toward an
other pretended target, there woul
be no sound for an instant. The
someone would say, Close. WASH
IT," or, Good flying" or more oft
en- the cocksure, "Thank God,
isn't real"
Yes, uozcns-hundreds sat thor
relaxed and unworried, watching
the practice of The bombers as
II we're roaring. slashing show pu
on for their benefit.
Abby said, I'm surprised Rust
didn't tell inc to go chase mysel
when I asked him to take Chopp
swimming. He usually goes riGi'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-16

''A,-s'' &,.p,i .'r,".>a L. ,i.s scen.
e. ''''.'' 10" :, To-, y. da.u..g..
'".''. h" ny Lr.ur.ty W..
= ''.','''" ). It,, cuc,uI,h.,r l.i,r..,
h''r ""# quickly ,NInauishrd nv
''' '"'"Gn. 1ir .,l,um C.,tr,. i,n,,
80, ga ,hISInar" "ut-ui-iown hoy M
"' 'nly one huck responded.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-16

! -!7rr' rHr.trrg in the San Francisco
fn- Load - i Sp'Ir-ui-the moment
marriage IN E-uo by
PAIGE SHELTON. whose sweetheart
las just h"cn killed lighting Tor the
Allies. and
EESTWiCk CErSTY) CARNES III.
wealthy descendant 81 carly Hawaiian
settlers. Rusty narIicS her to spite
tine lstrl he thinks lie loves.
EJGENIA NORTH. lis selfish GanCec.
YESTERDAY: Paige decides TO kcci
tn" stolen Jewels with her own and
AWAIT developments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-16
Blaze Near House
Halted by l'ircncr

= '"' 'i'.'t 't'r. i.r..,.... .
, ""n ',|'' .. "il %""ll William. t,,,.
'N'' me H""'iI li"nd'l on h,,-;,,,...
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-25
COMMITTEE HEADS
TO MEET TONIGHT
Program for Memorial Day
Exercises at Park Will
Be Discussed
Washington Hill

There will be a meeting Of the
committee for the Memorial Day
exercises for washington Park
Community Club, at the Commu-
nifty House this evening at 1880
o'clock. Frank A. McGrath is chair
man Of this committee assisted by
George Lynch, Ted Donahue, Mary
O'Donnell, and Mrs. Henry Hayden.
Religious conference for high
school pupils will be held this eve
ming at the parish halleat Z o'clock.
Instructions for the grammar school
children viii be held on Thursday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Satur-
day being Memorial Day there will
be no instructions.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Of this week are er1ber days, and
total abstinence for those obliged
to fast, but Saturday, being a holi-
day the obligation to fast on that
day, has been dispensed with.
There will be a meeting Of St.
Francis G. Y. o. on Wednesday
evening at the parish hall at 8
o'clock.
Growing of the Blessed Virgin
was held at st. Francis Xavier last
evening, and about 40 new mem
hers were received into the Sodal-
ity. Miss Nancy Campion did the
browning, and Miss Janet Stafstrom
was the crown bearer. Miss Cam
p!on's attendants were Miss Kath-
crime Tehan, Evelyn Murphy and
Marjorie Barry. Guest speaker was
Rev. John Sullivan of st. Thomas
church.
The Washington Park basketball
team held very successful dance,
both financially and socially, Sat-
urday night at the Community
House. There were about 225 young
people in attendance showing the
good work accomplished by the
committee. Cliff Slater's orchestra
played for the dancing.
Committee from the players, were
John Kiely, Ralph Phelan, and
Francis Dooley; and from the Com
munity club, John v. Lynch, Ted
Donahue, Frank A. McGrath and
William F. Kelly, and Miss Mary
O'Donnell.
Proceeds from the dance are to
be used to send the players ON the
Community Club team, who were
winners in the Naugatuck Valley
basketball tournament, and of the
Community House league this past
season, to see big league base
ball game in New York City, prac-
tice that has always been followed
since the league was formed at the
Community House, some few years
ago.
Great credit is due to those who
were working to help these lads, as
the work was done in about one
weeks time, with very satisfactory
results.