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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13
JEWS WILL HONOR
RABBI GREENFIELD
BETHEL Synagogue Leader
Marks 10th Anniversary
at Banquet Sunday

Rabbi. william p. Greenfield will
mark his 10th anniversary as spiri-
tual leader of BETHEL synagogue
tomorrow night at q dinner in the
BETHEL auditorium at 2. o'clock.
The speakers will include Rabbi
Harry z. dwelling, who will give
the invocation; Robbi Morris Sill
verman Of Hartford, Rabbi DR.. Ira
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13
MIDWAY ISLAND

int tlls gweliaFing aby@ they flew
or warriors chained ~ vars ANeAGins glAHe,
And raised y Elsy We tyranny that lA8s
Ai9ng kha bessaal read wlleFe eHnles Mew.
= was Faen ~ glant failing Stars
WIN All ihasg manged N t1le slaEsdnste flaab,
KivlnG shove fqe ieKl0M WllaFe the f9tAns dash
nke hiandeFbels siang tbe F0ae y Mars
81 vAeEeEy b. wrought maks ~ ShenN 80
Ard feBt besiae we eFaslet q fate,
~ WsFs eFeat tragedy will never VAT
#la@He Aostai hands redress We fearful wy0mg,
47len morn WI eaet upon oiF Waitins ears
Ehe peaee aae loveiBoss - 0heF years
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13
ocOd Evsnlng.
THE SEASONING

IT'S not the salad that you eat,
The big pieces Of lobster tender and sweet
No It goes beyond all reasoning,
The important thing is the seasoning
NIX up q salad and let 1t go at that
The general result Is pretty flat
Nice Juicy tomatoes, an onion or two
Are not enough Of dish for you.
Have you an herb shelf for culinary use
OF marjoram rosemary and taragon tuce1
Glass ali your seasonings as TO soup and fish,
Just the right thing for each special dish.
Herbs are as necessary pepper and salt.
II your salads failure it's all your own fault
Your roasts your poultry and your sauces
Should not end as perfect losses,
And II you Spatter plenty Of rosemary and thyme
Your stuffng should be thing sublime
Remember this Is very simple reasoning,
the good Of the eating Is In the seasoning. ENA II
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cminera Of so Oakland Ave
nue win celebrate their S5th wedding anniversary TO-
morrow . Mailman Joe Phelan and Myrtle Hayes
viii observe their fourth wedding anniversary with
their daughter, Rita, Sunday, june IA. =. Ruth
Togue secretary to Rev. Francis Ayres at st. Johns
Episcopal Church, will start her well deserved two
weeks vacation July 26. Michael Carroll ON the
anniversary Of his quarter-century Of continuous
ervice was recipient of gold service pin from ScO-
MS. He's Buff Room emplOye.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13
USO Campaign Here
Passes Objective
Waterbury District Generously Oversubscribes Quota;
of $4,000; $4,000 Pledged; More Coming

With $78505 in contributions listed at the final report
meeting Of canvasserS at the Y M c. A. last night the
USO campaign in the Waterbury is far the top
The quota $4,000 Reports of late contributions
will swell the total receipts of the drive to which 1907
firms and individuals made donations The campaign
Wolcott.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13
BY GRIDLEY ADAMS
Chairman, National Flag Code Committee
Written for NEA Service

with America fighting to maintain
vitality important that all of and
woman render the American Flag the respect
that is its due.
Flag just piece material 1t symbol
symbol faith Is
nobest aspirations
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13
o ANSWERS
70 WAa QUIZ

Questions - Wael Page
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Ne Sunshine nlgiGSoll ooet.ee -
me MlmahiAa In whieh n ifman0@
J. At Instituted ealeeiiee eeFvs
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13


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questions pTinse1 - A1lseFial
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Corps,
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13
FIRST CHURCH

Sunday at IL o'clock
At the morning service there will
be pantominic interpretations of
THE Lords Prayer" by members
of the Church School.
Choir, 1.-THE Lords Prayer"
Scene 1-"Our Father who art In
heaven: Children of many ma
lions: Jean Anthony, Thomas
Griggs, Dutch children; Jeanne
Balch, Swedish; Cynthia Hollis,
Harrison Hollis, Jr., Gypsy chill
dren; Cythia James, Richard Price,
Spanish; Boris Jones, Charles
Stone, Irish; Joanna Sperry, Bava-
rian; Wilbur Stone, Jr., David
Gardner, Chinese; Regina Velte,
Japanese; Kathryn Willard, Bar
bara Crane. Virginia Ross, Robert
Wheeler. Virginia Wheeler, Amer
lean.
Scene 2-"Hallowed be thy name. "
Angellus, Thomas Harrison, Ruth
Scene s-"Thy Kingdom come"
Reader: Lincoln's Gettysburg Adj
dress, Nancy Manherz. Statesman:
Robert Gladney. Soldier: Harold
Gardner. Man Of the Church: Cor
ydon Sperry.
Scene 4, Thy will be done on
earth as 1t Is In heaven" Reader:
Margaret Wetherell; Florence
Nightingale: Beverly Astle; Jane
Adams: Eiinor Tullar; Mary Wool
ley: Vida Smiley: Nine. Curle:
Evelyn Owl: Nine. Chang Kai-shck
Sylvia Sperry.
Scene Solve us this day our
daily bread" Puritans: Edward
Randall. Jr, Fredrika Kilbourn;
stage managers: Walter seIens. Jr.,
Everett Owl.
Scene 6-"Porgiye us, ETC." Path
err; Robert Bean; Prodigan Son;
Victor HedbeFg, Jr; reader: Nata-
lie 6perry,
Scene LEAD us not into
temptation, ETC." Mother; Dorothy
Millard; Boy; Kenneth Anthony;
Girl; Deborah Bloodg0od.
Scene R-Ensemble,
Notices G0g the Week
Tuesday, $50 y. m.-oiFl Scouts,
Troop g.
"Wednesday, 0;sO to ~ b,-sewing
fOr the Red Cross and surgical
dressings for the hospital,
/ Friday, 1880 ., m,-Boy Scouts,
Troop ~,
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
OhlldTeD's Sunday, june u, 1912
1880 4, NJ,
The Order " Morning Worship
PTellldei AndRDte con nlot0wA ",
! Loud
Professional Hymn Miss Barbara
Observation-Disclosures, W Pure W
Heart
CAL ~ Worship, InV0eatI0D sHd
Lords Prayer
fbe Scripture Reading
Prayer
Songs Nv Primary and Kinder
gaTleD Departments
sslssrleTy AIltbsmi Brightly Cleans
T'iIs Junior chelr, Mis- vsFshok
Accompanies
hymn what . Friend We Have N
Play DWinss feg ths Messages el
me senior DepaFlaADt
Anthems kat Attle Children Come
UtlA0 Mo- t4t,tt,sfstttSiGsi &HRsAf
Services ~ beDitsig
Presentation o. Awards
occasional HynSn-We P0B ule
Yields afld Neetthr
nnnedlelion
PeetlMdei MaFchs IN kese 90, !.
,,,,,,,,s,s,,.,i.t,, ", y, BaFrell
fise llOWefS if ule Veke Nill ~
IA isssm0gg ~ Deacon AllA MgA.
AieNsllis AZ. DlAkeeiey and UT and
NT5, 10hH ~, Benedict,
IAle miEk AaEslessens e. alle GelIls
lmsaNtek THa'@ wf# fm saNNm Is aa11
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13
WEST SIDE WBII. METHODIST
sunday, June IA


Rev, salesman w. Weller, pAss
i0F,
Vlahllsrs' day WIN ~ Observes ~
Syl0F0w wlth tlls annual rally A.
1870 q, 10, featuring We nells
aIa9ir and q KaFm0n by I'VE pasfeF
untitled, spg0ilt and Loss, J.
~ all ness fgngieai pr0sfail Nall
tba offered at $3.50 q, ~ uaFfiele
nestle Heads tlle committee On eEs
EaslgelaeBis COZ I've afternoon seFs
Wees,
sf'lo annual sermon Of ne paei
6augbtAF rulers and past eNAlfAa
FulaTg d ille !, y, =, y, y, " W.
IT Connecticut, will b. given ~ 1850
b, nl TIE pastor VIII deliver q
lhegt asFMen - tais Tins entitled,
@Ailb Well"
T'he Junior Christian Endoayef
ufii Meet ~ $50 >. n, y eisellsi
~ fonie, HSesao Ne WCEkeFss 1ae
leaAat will A. 0egtnaGe &aanaoA
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13

A children's day program will be
offered at the Third Congregational
church tomorrow morning at 10:45
o'clock, under the direction Of Rev.
Conner r. Lewis, pastor.
1t will be as follows
Organ prelude
Processional-"Onward Christian
Soldiers" .......... Congregation
Call to Worship ........... Minister
Invocation ................ Minister
The Lords Prayer lin unison)
Hymn-"Rejoice Ye Pure in
Heart" .......... Congregation
Baptism OF Children
Responsive Sentences. Congregation
Responsibility Spirit. Truth
Divine" ........... Congregation
Hymn-"Book Of Grace"
Congregation
Prayer-(Unison)
Announcements
Offertory-Solo
Mrs. Raymond Botch
Solo Nancy Atkins
Solo .......,.,,,,,,,,,. Beginners
Presentation and Dedication OF
Service Flag
A Patriotic Program
"Your Star and My Star"
Piano solo-"Stars and Stripes
Forever" .,.,...,.,,,. Anna Pllla
Salute to the Flag
Leader, Jacqueline PoOler. Speak.
ers, Della Judson, Jean Chapman,
Betty Van dc BogaTt, Dorothy
Shepard, Mary Dickinson, Gladys
Judsop, Esther Rcden, Marjorie
POoler, Nancy Edwards,
Flag Bearers .,,, Rlchard Gasta!oo
and Robert McKeilaE
Songs by Junior Choir
my G0uDtFy'S Flag
"silVer Stars"
Robert and Richard Christian,
Rose Grant, Janet Rodep, Rutn
Jude0n, Herbert Robertson, Bar
baFa Edwards, Robert HWleDeil
Ruth Mails, James Alexander, "
Zen T0OkeT, Sylvia Wilson, bblFley
Robertson, Harold Mllls,
Hymn Marching with the -.
Heroes" ,,,,,,,,,,, GoaggegRt l0p
Pledge ,,li,,,,,,,,t, COMMITTEEMAN
Hymn America -, g0nggesbtse''
nanedietl0n
OMAN p0stlllde
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13

Holy Communion will DO admins
Tered ~ & q, N, tomorrow, felioEes
VI . q, ~, by M0ly Communion VII
on address, Az t0;4S q, On, AaoFnlnk
prayer With sermon VII " offered
With Rev. 0ihsoD Winter As ~
preacher,
Tie Senior Christian Enaeavaf
WIZ meet ~ $50 d, 90, 10 aiseli6f
we t0Die, Wines Who N the BiblR,'
T'ie i6adeF VII - IIilde PettewAy,
obnReb school VIII be conducted
NJ $50 =, No. THE aiBpeglntendGnis
ere Mrs, Elsie Mum end Ms. Anna
Dlil1am,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13

kindergarten and primary depart
ments at the close Of the service.
The garden flowers and Towering
shrubs used to decorate the pulpit
have been given and collected by
members Of the flower committee.
Flower Sunday is being held this
year In conjunction with children's
day.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-06-13
Methodist
FIRST METHODIST

eHA%@
Rev. John J. Snavely, ID. d., Pastor.
Choir-C Charles w. Plat, director
and bass; Miss Margaret r. Mitch
ell, soprano; Mrs. Ronald e. Jones,
contralto: william M. Blair, tenor;
Mrs. Edwin H. Jones. organist.
tSeryices Tomorrow
MORNING WORSHIP 1890
Organ Prelude: "Where Wild
Judea Stretches FAR. Stoughton
Professional Hymn: Come. My
Soul, Thou Must Be Waking"
Call to Worship by the Choir
Prayer OF Confession
Silent Prayer and Lords Prayer
Choir Anthem: II Waited for the
Lord" ......,.,... Mendeissohn
Responsive
Gloria Patri
Scripture Reading
Pastoral Prayer with Choir Response
OffeFtory with alto and bass duet:
'The Lord Is NY Light" -. Buck
Hymn: God Of Grace and God Of
Glory
Sermon: Thinking Through"
Or. John spavely
Prayer and Benediction
Organ Postiude: ALLEGRO JubilanT
Milligan
ChHreh ReheOl
THE last regular class sessions Of
the church school for the summer
viii be held june ~. Beginners, pr.
mary and junior grades meet ~
Il:Ob, Tho upper grades 80 70 their
classes from the church service fol-
lowing the benedIeti0n, The Wood
ruiz assembly meets IN the sanctuary
at tl;lb,
eiee y. ",
The NJ, X, v, viii meet, Following
llle worship service the young PEG.
pie VIII hear q talk by George W,
Neieber
WEST SIDE hBIsls METHODIST
Sunday, June ~
a 4, H. MOFaling Worship,
eeFmOni Religion Without Celllnes
e,4bw Church RhO0IwMiss Mildred
tsalng, superintendent
4 q, III Youth Fellowship subject
bWbat IA worship" Leaders,
Caroline Wilson and vi, Thomas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

pCCcNT-Wcedw'd-Gd. Blvd. TR. s-sls4 =
hLuLi'i Owl show Tonight 1870 Pm.
sc Parking Bit. OF laughs. Jimmy Du.
rsnte IN ..YOu.RE IN THE ARMY Now"
pCY-fert street W., Near Juneties
MN Open II Noon. Huge Kiddie Jam
boree. Free Comic Book and Candy Bar.
now GREEN WAS NY VALLEY" Mau-
reen o'Hars. "sTEEI. AGAINST THE
SKY" with Lloyd Nolan: Serial. Cartoon.
Dial TC-GrstIot ~ Mt. Elliott Parking 4
hlhLiV Cont. 1915. Air Cooled. Jimmy
Durante YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOw.'
Harriet Hiliard, "JUKE BOA JENNIE"
pI0-west Vernon Highway mt Cestrai =
MV II Noon TO Midnight. Cooled by
Refrgn. Park Free. Abbott q Costello In
Msivyn poa.l.s .fWo-rAa rso Won WomA snc
RIVIERA-orand n,sr-Jo, re. Cooled.
II: P. ". Air-Cooled. Ginger Rogers a.
ROME HART" Plus Douglas Fairbanks
Jr.. "CORsICAN BROTuERs" Cartoons
All Kids Under IL Yrs. 1oc, Plus lie Tax.
RJVOI i-osdmiae-E. Fore., Pr 4sss r
Tr.. uSn ogsS 1 rAsr, h,cco'f e. PAN
Robinson. RISE AND SHINY }, oskie
RH0- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO $4,000
hhV-ui iVWN COOL. Matinee y:lO p. N.
Mickey Rooney, Donna Reed in
THE CgunTsHIr or INDY hardy"
And Ginger Rogers: ,.RoNIE HAEI."
RnCERS-ssts West wsren Avrsse
hOuLho G. Rurgies n. Drew. PAR
son or rANANINT." Lupe Weller. ''fExI-
CAN sPITFTRE AT SEA" Midnight SNOW.
R0lSEVEI r-or.t,cs-s.rrer ~. sIss 4
noVoL'bLi OUR v1iN TIME TABLE
TODAY .aoxII MART" q 40 s:i5,
rRor,,xax ,,o "a,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

some bridge parties" writes young mstron Of
Baltimore.
II have six rooms and two children 10 care
for finish my work In from three to four hours.
l have Taught my children seff-reliance.
The average mother Is depIorabiy ignorant
Of scientific child raising That IL one Of the
reasons she Is pottesing around the house from
morn until night
Another thing II the average housewife didn't
waste so much time gossipng the fence or
over the phone she would be through with her
work a lot sooner.
my regards to Susie; II she Is ever In Balti-
wish she would drop In and see me. I
love q live wire. These old-fashioned housewives
make me ILL.,"
WHAT question 10 the color of the eyes in
the sugar rationing application seems to have
been the cause Of concern 10 many wives. For
example a Culver City. Cal. subscriber writes:
I'VE have been married 16 years and the sugar
rationng application proved to me what would
never have believed; my husband didn't know
the color OF my eyes"
Is very evident most wives think the color
SO. sir If you have brown-eyed wife you can
put yourself in solid and make her feel good
by saying when you get home tonight
"HOw's my brown-eyed baby, tonight"
Or if you want 10 make il more casual so
she will think it really comes from the heart
you say:
Hello, brown-eyes. What's cookin'?"
'RELIGIoN's in the heart Not in the knee"
IL said Douglas Jerrod
Henry Ford is rs and still chops wood before
going TO the Office.
hate chopping wood worked farm
once and wasn't good AT milking cows
they assigned me TO chopping wood. I'll bet l
chopped enough wood TO last them 80 years.
Louis N. Parker who wrote the play Joseph
and His Brethren" is hale and hearty at age
of 90. Never could understand why film wasn't
made of Joseph and His Brethren" What film
actress would you choose to play Potphars wife?
My choice would be Barbara ONeill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

DIG Town MelodrAna: II was during the police
- lineup the other az M. down at Head
quarters.
The glare of the powerful bulbs illumned the
lines OF a neatly dressed young fellow, charged
with paying SIS for a stolen bike. M
IL didn't know 10 was stolen he said II
thought could make few dollars. My family
"How long have you been unemployed'" he
1.-TWO weeks" he replied, 81 was a gas station
attendant"
GEORGE JESSEL telegraphs:
" Gus Edwards going fast rushing 10 his bed
side"
Gus gave George and countless others their
The big thrill-act at The Latin Quarter is
"Martels and Mignon," three huskies and
124-lb girl.
by the others) with an open hand-a breathtaker.
She just returned to the act after another gal
eloped-quitting her millinery shop 10 respond to
the Sos
Reminder to those who wonder what started
the comeback Of vaude Remember "Hellza-
poppin
"ToP-NoTCTERs," one Of the vaudeville
Il shows actually is closing because the
theater cannot get material and parts for its air
cooling system which went awry and cannot get
into theater that has one.
There are no rulings against racing in Florida
next winter, reported Gov. Holland is most
enthusiastic about the great revenue 1t brings TO
the state.
Helen Hiett, the NBC news commentator
has new radio theme called Idea Exchange"
which is clicking.
Ward Warehouses book American Reveille"
is due next month. Putnam probably will publish.
Bubbles Schianas the ciggie heress. has an
ankle bracelet, the gift OF John Gunther.
IN BOSTON, Eddie Downing was teasing leading
4 lady Louells Gear in the play, &c Washington
Slept Here" by nd libbing all over the stage.
When he walked into the big fireplace he said TO
her
What n wonderful hreplace-we can cook
two hams here"
How about" said Louells, beginning the
one that's there now"
The Hot Springs tArk.l divorce colony is
growing without fanfare. Takes less time than
Reno.
Merle Oberon says:
II smoke cigars: The mdest cigarets lay
me OUT"
Street Scene: Two cute girls telling passersby
at 45th and Broadway that they were stranded
And the New Workers taking up a collection 10
send them home 10 Schenectady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

invite to see Goebhels in Berlin.
The Stork Club has two former heroes
Asst host Ed Zimmerman, who holds the Crox
de Guerre for his fighting with the Lafayette
Escadrille. The other is Jack Spooner, ex-marine.
'THE Front Pages: The n. Y. Times editorial,
- "Lidice the Immortal" on the murder OF a
Bohemian village. will live among the master
pieces inspired by the war
The Trib offered an editorial classic which
boiled alive Cong, Fish.
Two local editofiaists engaged in a feud.
The frst reported that the Atlantic Charter was
never ratified by the Senate The other pointed
out that the Senate never ratified the Declare
ton of independence.
From the L. A. Evening ald-Expresst On
the Noble sedition trial
mobiles attorney asked the witness whether
w. Winchell mentioned Mt the meeting. 1T
Ii likely said Ellis Jones. Winchell Was attack
Ing us week after week."
MANHATTAN Murals: The winding garden
WI path that leads 10 a sleepy little country
chapel on West 69th Street.
The pairs swapping goodnight kisses in
dmmed-out Times Square-just as though IT were
front porch
The topsy-turvy backstage set-up at This Is
the Army" rehearsals All the chorines are boys
and all the stage-door Johnnies are COILS
The doorman at the Waldorf with his pince
nez. white mustache and uniform-more regal
than all the monarchs who dwell there.
Joe, the chimp. in special zoo cage who
smokes cigarets the way you do, nicks the ashes
with his pinky-and gives you Bronx cheer II
you litter.
BROADWAY Wiseguy: You Never Know What
- Fools You Are Until You've Parted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

~ Hsrvsrd. Park Free. =
wv" Open n Noon. Last Show 1911.
Cartoon SHOW Today Matinee Spencer
Tracy. Katharine Hepburn In WOMAN 0F
me YEAR Plus Joan Bennett and Don
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

But after all. is there weight limit on love?
know a woman weighing $50 pounds who
Ia much loved by her husband Not only that
she much admired by and proposed 10 by
three other men before she made her final choice.
900 ONE Susie OF California does her house
~ work In two hours. She's a girl after nv
heart wish were neighbors We could
zee a lot OF matinee movies together. And 20 TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

Mrs. Victor Mature.
a film career using the
name Martha Mature.
She will not appear in
any films with her huS-
band. There has been
only one successful Mr..
and Mrs. co-starring
team in the films. that
was Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Drew.
Nina Wilcox Put
nam. writer. Once
wrote an article titled
Il Was Too Fat TO
Love. / forget how
much Nina said she
weighed at the unhappy
time discussed in the
aforementioned article.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
K. v. DHrHng

Gipr me heart
That measures worth
URseltishly 10 feel
Delight in oil that's genuine
Respect for oil that's real;
To look on life
WITH eyes that see
Beneath the show and sham
Able 10 fdthom Whdt "a true
Within my fellow man
Louise Seymour Jones
EUGENE PALETTE. My favorite character
IL actor. Every picture Gene is in / see AT
least twice. He panics me. Mr. Palette now
weighs 2s2 pounds. knew him when he weighed
only 142 pounds That was around 1918 when
he was in the army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

Frank Murphy's army
uniforms.
Dick Montgomery.
the new comic at the
Ubangi. was known as
Kid Monte. AS. a ban
tam he scored n vic
tories In 30 bouts.
His friends here in
sist that M. sChevalier
hasn't turned Laval or
Mari. One claims hav-
ing proof that Chevalier
refused to make a film
for them or accept an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

HILDEGARDE has quit the Savoy for its rival,
Il the Plaza's Persian Room.
George Jean Nathans request at Fefe'S is
Miss YOU" Miss Who? ~
Nesbitt the swank tailor made Mr. Justice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

Distributed by Kns Feature, Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Walter WincHeu
On Broadway.

Trade Marx Registered. copynsht, 1872
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1942-05-01
This Campaign

Our interest in successful prosecution of the war must
not permit us forget here Montana this year we nave
tremendously important job to do the selection and eecon
of representatives forthcoming session of the Montana
legislative assembly next January
We have tried the Importance OF the nauonal
congress- and to Montana the legislative assembly
is of equal We shall pay and over again
for any failure that The select to repre-
sent YOU there can tighten burden of axaon
they can impose restrictive laws you that curta your
freedom they lower the bars for further en-
croacmen by groups exploiting for their selfish end the
heritage natural of the sate they can
enact that the effect of reducing standard OF
living They may legsate increases of already TOO great
privilege for special and curtament of individual
privilege for you. 49,,
We have again in The Voice, commented on the
sorry session of the legislature we nave
published of the votes measures that decty
fected the common people of the state favored specal
groups going contribute to repetition OF THIS
or are you going accept and fulfill duties as respon
sbe citizen active intelligent interest IN the seec
ton of men legislative assembly this year VINO nave
social who honestly and fearess ndepen
ent of influence by the privileged interests in the state
Is it not your responsibility and mine that men are Sc
TO make who will look to the needs OF the great
mass of the people than fight for the preservation OF
privileges of small financial and industrial in the stae
Don't YOU consider fair that the tax burden on the small
farmer the corner groceryman the laboer might be re-
duced and the swollen profits from our natural re-