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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10

Anti-labOr prOpagandiSts were given
two doses of bad news in official Gov
erpment announcements.
One was the disclosure by the Ma
tional War Labor Board that organ
lied labor has observed it no-strike'
pledge almost to perfection"
During October, the board said,
man-day losses from stOppages in war
production fell to one-twentieth of !
per cent-Or the equivalent of about
one days idleness for each eight years
worked That's the lowest on record,
except for January Immediately after
Pearl Harbor.
Chairman William II. Davis of the
board paid a glowing tribute to labor's
fine showing. He recalled that 10 days
after Pearl Harbor labor and manage
ment chiefs agreed on policy of no
strikes or lockouts "for the Duration
Labor has kept it's part of this
bargain so faithfully that time lost
due to war production strikes has
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10

union rivalry.
Having accomplished this initial and
significant truce, the peace conferences
recessed until later this month when
NEGOTIATIONS 10 bring about "A perma-
nent merger of the AF'L and CIO into
a united labor movement will be re-
sumed.
The truce. which will have to be
ratified by the Executive Councils of
the AFL and CIO. provides for the
appointment of a joint committee Of
AFL and Go representatives TO hear
and decide any iuri>dictional differ
ences arising between an AFL and a
Go union in the same field. If this
committee fails 10 agree on its deci-
sion, it shall select an impartial arbi-
ter to resolve the dispute. If the com
mttee cannot agree on an arbiter
within five days. the President of the
United States shall be requested to
name one.
We recommend that this under
standing shall remain in force until
labor unity is effected" the announce
ment by the AFL and Go Peace Com
mitteeS stated.
The truce was proposed by the AFL
Committee. composed Of Vice PreSi-
dents Harry c. Bates. Daniel J. Tobin
and William L. HutcheSOn.
Their recommendation was made
pursuant to the unanimous action of
the recent AFL convention in Toronto
which urged an immediate armiStice
with the CIO to end raiding. The CON
vention declaration said:
We are convinced if these (peace)
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10

Election MonddY
Duty Of Every Member To
Be Present And Cast
His Ballot

At the next meeting of Local Sc we
will hold nomination and election of
officers for the next six months. Every
one should attend this meeting and
help choose the officers. Remember to
pick them for their ability to do the
job, not just because you like per-
son. Our present officers have served
us we'll in the past.
We have a few members who are
i'll. Brother Paul Bud Hannah is re-
ported on the road to recovery. Bud
you remeber was at one time quite a
ball player, holding down first base in
grand style. Brother Marian is still
on the sick list, having cut his hand
in an accident at the shop. We hope
to see these brothers back soon.
Two new members, Brothers Hill
and Mcknight, were initiated and their
names placed on the list.-O.C. S6.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
WLB Declines To Freeze A Saint,
So Santa Wins Increase In PdY
But He Must Ply His Trade In Snow Or Else With Whskers
And The Rest For Mere $500 Or So
More Week

After receiving the request from the
association the WLB directors went
into executive session and produced a
formal resolution with all the neces-
Sary whereaSeS, be it SO resolved, etc.
The board ruled that whereas the
policy was to correct inequalities and
manifest injustices that arose from
unusual injustices that arose from I'M
usual and unreasonable differences in
wage rates." it would not be admins
tratively feasible to conduct a thor
ough investigation into the wage rates
paid Santa Clauses in the United
States to determine whether manifest
injustices existed and it was resolved
that compensation paid to genuine
Santa Clauses was exempt from the
executive order of Oct. 3, 1912.
In order that the ruling cannot be
made to apply to other than real,
established Santa Clauses, the WLB
added the following irOnclad addenda:
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
Jiqqernen Hold
Special Meeting
Sunday Afternoon
Seek Solution For Shortage
Of Help That Confronts
Trade Today
CHADWICK NSTALLS
Hiring Of "Fdir Sex" To Re-
lieve Situution Proves
Detrimental

In order that all jiggermen would
have an opportunity to express their
views in regards to the serious man
power shortage that cOnfrOnts their
trade today, Local Union No. II met
in special session last Sunday after
noon in the brotherhood hall.
The meeting was called to order at
in the Chair. While the turnout was
good, it seems that many of our bro
theirs who cannot attend our regular
meetings on Tuesday evenings, due to
working on night shift, made no spe-
cial effort to be present Sunday.
With the registration of the 1919
year-old youths for the Army, the
labor shortage will become more seri-
Gus, and while it will affect all trades
in due time, the jiggermenS trade at
the present seems to be the hardest
hit.
In number of factories today
where the manpOwer shortage exists,
the hiring of female help has relieved
the situation. This was discussed thor
Oughly from all angles, but the sub
stituting of the fair sex for mould
runners and battersout in the pottery
industry has not been found practical.
On jobs where this has been tried,
the jiggerman has been forced to move
all boards, which results in a loss of
time, and in some instances decreases
his wages from twenty to thirty per
cent.
While no definite decision was arrived
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Fine Attendance At
Meetings Of LII l95
Unemployed Should Notify
Secretary And List Name
At Headquarters

Local Union No. 195 is still doing
business at the old stand and on the
same nights (every other Wednesday,.
This local, like others, has been hav-
ing many problems to solve, but with
the fine attendance at our meetings and
with the aid of the shop committee,
has been very busy ironing out all
matters.
If you are unemployed and want
work please get in touch with the
secretary or member of the local or
notify headquarters and place your
name on the list. We hear there are
several of our members who are avail
able for work, but learners have been
put on in several plants. Anyone hear
ing of any openings should notify these
members.
With Pearl Harbor still in our
minds - Buy Stamps and Bonds to
keep Ours Flying to Keep the Axis
Dying. ."-O.C. 195.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
Sdlem Christmas
PdrtY December %
Will Be Held In Memorial
Building; Pete Sanders
Heuds Committee

Salem, O.-Santa is going to be on
hand again this year at the regular
Christmas party of Local Union No.
~ on Wednesday, Dec. %. For the past
few years it has been the custom OF
this local to make the Iule season
particularly festive by having a treat
for the kiddies and great time for
the adults.
We can't tell you what to expect at
the Christmas party, but we will as
sure all who attend that it will be one
of the best affairs ever staged by
Local Union 42.
The committee headed by Pete SAN
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
Recent Cold Wdve
Hits Pottery Output
Plunts Operate At 509o OF
Capacity When Mercury
Drops To 4 Above

The cold wave which struck East
Liverpool last week. showing the mer-
curry down to above zero, cut most
of the districts pottery production in
half as the Manufacturers Light and
Heat Co. conserved gas to keep homes
warm.
Thomas H. Stephens, local manager
of the gas company, advised the pot
teries to curtail use of the fuel by so
per cent, and approximately 5000
workers in six of the districts seven
, leading plants were affected.
A check-up of the various ceramic
plants found them preparing to Oper-
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
axe Christmas
As Full Holiday,
WPB Head Urges
BirthdaY Of The Prince Of
Peace Should Be Observed
By War Workers

Washington, d. c. ILNS). - War
workers should take a full holiday on
Christmas and then go to work again
with renewed energy, Chairman Don
aid Nj. Nelson of the War Production
Board, urged the nations war work
ers in statement issued here.
After recalling that it had been
necessary to give up Labor Day and
other holidays because of the "over-
whelming need to turn out essential
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
ki|nl11en Protest Use
Of Heavy Saggers For
Placing ChinaWare
Representatives From Wheeling Clarksburg. Manning
ton. Grafton And Bedford Attend Special Meet
ing At Headquarters Saturday

The chief topic of discussion at last meeting cond
os that cept into the trade today and harmful 1t has
been said of the late W. Wells that he had good motive when
he advocated day instead piece work which then
prevalent Wells credited with the statement that he wished
make it easier for the older knen to stay the trade and
day work adopted by large number of manufacturers
Since then have many changes the old Double
Banjo Tea and Fruit saggers replaced by 1Ooe
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
INSULT TO INJURY

Falling in line with Donald Mel
sons plea that we increase pro-
lnction in our war 2fTcsts, she intro
ductiOn of the 11-hOle sagger in this
district was brought to light Satur-
day evening. How this is to be
handled was not revealed, but we
are looking forward to the future
when the installation of hOists in
the kilnshed will not be Il novelty,
but a necessity.
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with the speed of the Iron Horse, y
tends to make it tougher for the older
men.
The big 9-hole, S-inch Banjo sagger
which has been used more and more
during recent years, in spite of the
protests of the kilnmen because of
their weight, add materially to kiln
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10
AFL And CI0 Sign Armistice
Agreement Reached By Peace
Committees Coils For End Of
All Jurisdictiondl Warfare
Representatives Agree To Put Disputes Before Joint
Group; Praised On Both Sides As A Move
Looking To Eventual Unity

Washington D. CThe American Federation of Labor and
the CIO signed amistice on December q
The entered by the Peace Committees
sentng both organizations calls for immediate end union
raiding and juTisdictiona warfare
The conferees described their action important
step toward actual aagmaon Of the AFL and CIO They also
emphasized that will be Of benefit
ducon program. since the will DELAYS due
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-12-10

When the first caSted SaggerS ap-
peared on the scene they were light
in weight, but as the moulds wore down
from repeated use, the saggers became
thicker and heavier. Changes in the
body of the casted Sagger and their
thickness have made them unneceS-
sarily heavy. This condition, coupled
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La gaceta., 1942-01-15
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL
Culpable de utilizar ell trabajo
de una menOr

I'm iurado declare aver cul
pable a 10 10 Jordan, actor
bufo, de violar la ley del Esta-
do dando empleo como baila-
rina a una nina de Is amos.
Fred Newberger, policfa de IA
ciudad, declare que asigti6 al
espectaculo y vic como la nj
ma realizaba una DANA l1hri-
ca.
Jordan Sc defendi6 dicien-
do que el la emple6 porque
ella lie dijo tenfa Is amos.
Fernando Celaya, acrsado
de vender numeros de bolita
frente a una fabrica de taba-
cos, en- West Tampa, volvera
a ser juzgado. Ell jurado estu-
vo deliberando mas de una no
ra y no pudo llegar a un acuer
do. Declare contra Celaya ell
diputado Spooner.
Absueltos fueron James c.
Griffin, I'm negro, acuSado de
entrar a robar en- la casa MI
nero 625 de la Gale Bell, y Os
car Harris, al que sc acusaba
La gaceta., 1942-01-15
HitIerconvocara el ."Congreso de Viena"
Roosevelt y Stain no descansaran hasta
barrer Ell nazismo

roz reaction subterranea a las
5rutalidadlas practicadas en- los
pueblos oprimidos, debe ha6er
clarificado su turbada vision.
Esto es una de las primordia-
les razones para accelerar Ell
Congreso de Viena. Una gran
reunion de asalariados "quis-
lings' para demostrar que la
victoria" sc ha alcanzado, va,
que ell Continente de Europa es
"1ibre" y que la reconstruction
puede comenzar. Hitler esta
tambien arsioso de m%anifestar
a la conferencia que toda lucha
posterior sera solo para "salva
guardian Europa Y ell nuevo or
den para ell presente y ell futu-
ro". Este nuevo orden dispon-
IRA que toda la parte de Russia
que nc haya sido conquistada,
pertenece 4 Asia y que la Gran
Bretana, tambien, tiene que ser
.9chada de Europa. Ash pues,
,segdn la loca fantasia de Hit
,ler, cualquier "ofensiva de paz"
La gaceta., 1942-01-15

es decir una nueva oferta a los
aliados;T es innecasaria. En- me
dio de trompetas y elarines, y
en- desafio a los aliados, ell Con-
greso de Viena declaralra ola
paz'. Esta reunion augusta"
proclamara que, icon la obten-
ci6n de los fines de guerra por
los dictadores Pan-EuropeOs y
sus quislings, la guerra, excap-
to por las "operaciones de linn
pieza", ha terminate, y que Sc
deja a Churchill, Stain y Roose
welt ell romperse la crisma, 81
asi 10 desean, contra ell "inex-
pugnable muro de la Europa
fortificada". Hitler cree, sin
duda, que este ''frente undo"
de todos los pueblos de Europa
hara una impression grande So
bre la Gran Breana y los Esta-
dos Unidos, que 10 aceptaran
con una dolorosa necesidad, de-
jando a la Union Sovietica que
Sc las componga como mejor
pueda.
Los planes del dictador pro
veen una germanizaci6n super
+ dimensional de Europa! Parte
por medic de anexi6n y parte
por medic de la creaci6n de
Professionalism. Ell Tercer
Reich seria aumentado pOr Po-
lonia, Nora Bohemia, la Russia
europea, ell Fandes belga y
frances, Holanda, Noruega y ell
norte de Yugoeslavia. Aunque
pareZca loco de remate, Hitler
tiene ell prop6sito de t~ransferir
la entera ~poblaci6n de checos y
polacos, junto con millones de
rusos y esslavos del sur, a la
Ruia asiatica, es decir, a las re-
Clones mas ALA de los monies
Urales.
Esta conception de 10 gran.
dioso resta sobre dos premisas
fundamentalmente err6neas
Primera, no hay posibilidad de
que los pueblos oprimidos dc
Europa acepten ell "nuevo or.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15
Por Eugene LennhoU

Londres, Enero 15.-Hace ca
81 siete meses que notifiqu5 a
mis- lectores la secreta inten-
ci6n que tenia Hitler de lamar
una "conferencia International
de "quislings" europeos, los que
debian reunirse en- Viena, en- un
plazo no muy LELAND, a fin de
aprobar o~ficialmente la funda-
ci6n del nuevo orden de escla-
vos. Esta profecia mia fu5 re-
cibida, con gran ascepticismo.
SIN embargo, a principles de
roviembre de 1941, cuando los
cad&veres de los soldados ale
names Sc amontonaban en- colo
sales piramides en- las estepas
rusas, Ell Ministerio de Relacio-
mes EXtranJeras oe Beflln EN-
pez6 a redactar las invitaciones
para ell Congress-. A pesar del
secreto guardado, ell hecho Sc
hizo conocido bien pronto, pero
ell Ministro de Propaganda pu-
blic6 un rotundo desmentis.
Las inmsnsas perdidas en- Ru
STA han producido un repentino
cambio de sentimientos en- el
Tercer Reich.
Hitler sabe bien que TODD de-
pende de poder ahogar este SEN
timiento. Sc lie ha h'echo yer que
su creencia en- la potencia del tt
rrorismo es una illusion. La fe-
La gaceta., 1942-01-15
Sc HAN VENDIDO UNAS
$4,000 A

Hasta la manana de hoy Sc
habian vendido por la agen-
ella encargada de las l~icencias
de los AUTOMOBILES, en- este
condado, unas $4,000 chapas.
No han adquirido todawia
sus licencias, segln ell Sr. &C.
sar Irsch, administrator de la
agencia, unos $1,000 due6ios
de coches. Muchos de ellos,
sinembargo, no tendran que
comprar hasta julio.
Mas de 5000 chapas Sc ven
dieron aver. La fila, en- la ma
mana de hoy, Sc componfa de
centenares de personals.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15
Ell A DE u
TICOS A LOS AUTOBU-
SEES Y CAMIONES

Ell p~residente de la junta 10
cal de racionamiento de penu
maticos, Sr. Frank M. Tray
nor, pidi6 aver a los duenos de
camiones Y autobuses presen-
ten una lista sobre ell equipo
Y las gomas que necesitan,
Los autobuses y los camic-
mes dedicados al transporte
de carga, son elegibles para
obtener nuevas gomas.
Traynor desea que los repre-
sentantes de los camiones Y
Gmnibus former una organi-
zaci6n para estudiar sus pro-
blemas, como va 10 hicieron
los lecheros y otros grupos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15

han undo en- la defensa, las re-
,a:;oL,,s Gip,cmticas y Ell comcr-k
lio ex.ranyero.
Daciarqp los dc' pai3es,. 4
medic Ca SIS ~g0bierrcs e1
destierro, que el ccnvenio T.
aenta las bases para Ia intV
ci6n de una fuerte unidad Bar
!;anica. Esperan que Otras ma
clones decidan adherirse en- un
pr6ximo future.
La intenci6n del pacto es ase-
gurar, segdn los dos reyes, la
independence y paz de los esta-
dos balkanicos, cuya politica
fundaroental Sc apoya en- Ell
principle de los Balkanes para
los pueblOs balkanicos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15

Antonio S. Castellano, SO, y
Nancy NJ. Calderoni, 81; Glenn
NJ. Averill, 81; y Mex Nexton,
81; John Dennison, %, y Mar
garet Wiechter, Is; Joe Zach-
orchak, 81 y Hazel Snyder, 30;
Robert L. Simpson, %, y Berd-
ice Metz, %.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15
LINDBERGH NOMBRADO
PARA UN PUESTO DE Pc
CA IMPORTANCIA

Washington, Enero 15.-La
secretaria de la Guerra anun
clio hoy que ell coronel Charles
Lindbergh ha sido nombrado
para un puesto tecnico conner
cial, cargo de poca impOrtan-
cha.
Esta interesado ell ej6r>ito
en- ell proyecto confiado al CO.
ronel. =.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15

de maneja su autom6vA estan
do borracho.
Fue aplazada Ia vista de Ia
causa contra George F. Hes
ter, un comerciante, por 10
haber sido encontrados los
principales testigos, Sra. Eli
zabeth Judkins, la suegra "a
gredida, y la espOsa del pro-
cesado.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15
Ell CENTRIC Communal EN-
Ell PARQUE DE "TRAI-
LERS"

Sc inaugurara ell pr6ximo
sabado, a las 8 de la noche,
ell Centre Communal construido
por la municipalidad en- ell
Parque de Traiers, situado al
sur de la avenida de Mich :
gan o Columbus Drive.
Despues de la ceremonial,
que sera breve, Sc ballard y Sc
presentara un espectaculo tea
trail.
Mucho agradecemos la invi
La gaceta., 1942-01-15
Ell
GENERAL NAZI LIST

Estambul, Turquia, Enero Is
-'Despues de una ausencia du-
rante la cual fue operado de a.
pendicitis, ACADIA de reaparecer
en- Salonika ell mariscal ae cam
pc nazi Siegmund Wilhelm
List, conquistador de 10 sBalka-
mes. Circulaban rumores de que
habia desaparecido y sus ami
gos empezsban a inquietarse
por el.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15

dem; Segunda. la idea de una
fortificads'' essuna fic
ci6n. No tiene ex~istensia nj pa
ra la Gran Bretafia, America 0
Russia. Roosevelt y Stain Sc
han comprometido a no descan-
sar hasta que TODD 10 que repre-
'senta ell nazismo haya sido des-
truido por complete.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15

son, John Carroll and Abbott and
Costello, and she'll have q featured
role with Clark Gable in "Some.
where I'll Find You" and she's also
Importantly spotted in johnny
Eager" with Lana Turner and Rob.
ert Taylor "Mrs. Miniver,'
which like H. M. Pullman, Esq, is
a Book Of The Month Club selec.
tion, went before the cameras this
week with Walter Pidgeon and
Greer Carson in the starring roles
and with Henry Travers and Regi.
nald Owen cast in principal sup,
porting roles.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15

taci6n que nos enyia ell buen
amigo Nash Higgins supervi-
sor de la Junta de Relaciones.
P1blicas.
Componen la Junta de Re-
laciones los Sres. D. Hcyt
Woodbury., presidente; Doyle
E Carlton, Jerome Waterman,
James E Sheridan y George
H. Mason.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15

James Hilton's best-selling novel;.
What Hollywood lady would get
your vote as Queen Of the zanies!
Without thinking it over we'll cast
ours for Oracle Allen. Oracle, as
you may know, is back before the
cameras. This time she's playing
the pivotal role in "Mr. and Mrs.
North" which M-G-M is bringing to
the r after a bowling Broadway
success. When a group Of inventors
convened in Hollywood this week,
Oracle decided she'd have her WI
exhibit. Among revolutionary items
she planned to exhibit were (a) a
sweater knitted out Of macaroni
(b) a transparent newspaper so
wives can see their husbands at
breakfast (c) a building that goes
up and down, so that elevators will
not be essential and for men, a
shaving mirror with the upper half
Of Clark Cables face on it-so that
youTl think you're shaving Clark's
and not your same old face -.
Donna Reed, Barry Nelson and
young Diekie Hall are a trio Of neiO-
corners recommended TO film fans.
They're all to be seen in "The Shad-
0l0 Of the Thin Man" Nth William
Pot0eH and Myrna 10y -. HAV-
ING FINISHED his role IN "Wo-
man Of the Year" with Katharine
Hepburn, Spencer Tracy is prepar-
ing for his netOest Characterization
IN "TOrtilla Flats th- story by
John S~teinbsek.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15
!. 'nn()A1ITYTWASSoS ;
To me MyrnG Log
Is GlwGys a joy
Especially Nth Asia
And Nick, AstG's mGstGs
Lee o. Lyon

PAT
DANE, who did
such a thorough
job of kissing
Mickey Rooney
in her first
movie, Life Be.
gins For Andy
Hardy has just
won three o
important roles
She has m of
the top spots in
"Rio Rita" with
La gaceta., 1942-01-15
GRIEGOS Y YUGOESLAVOS
UNIDCS EN- LA DEFEN.
SA, LA ~DIPLOMAOIA Y
Ell COMEROIO

Londres, enero 15.-Lcs re-
yes de Grecia y Yugoaslavia,
Jorge y Pedro, anunciaron hoy
que sus respectivos pafses Sc
La gaceta., 1942-01-15

Edward Arnold, Glenda Farrell ard
Henry O'NeiH -. GWTW con-
TIMES TO snare its share Of at.
tention. This time zoe learn that the
lore story of Rhett and Scarlet
opened in Stockholm and Wds easily
the biggest film event recorded in
the history of the Swedish capital.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15

Para pintar rnejor 81
casa, compre Ia pintura
q. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K I'M
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-01-15

Director Mer-
,yn Leroy has
completed the
picture Johnny
Eager" with
tloo Of his pro-
teGes, Lana
Turner and Pa
triciG Dane. He
kept adding I'M
til now he has
five, 70 hieh
ought to be some
kind Of a record.
The others are
La gaceta., 1942-01-15
ALL SPEECH.

ALL SPECU-
LATI0N, and
there was much
of it, as to what
two players
would win the
coveted roles in
Random Har-
vest" must now
end with the
casting Of Rom
aid Colman and
Greer Carson in
the great lead
ing roles of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-08
STRAND

The Strand scores again with the
current presentation Of two first
run, first Waterbury showing fca-
TIRES, as attested by the large week
end audiences who viewed "Girls
Town" and Invasion" Edith Eel
lows, June Storey, Kenneth Howell
and Alice White are featured in
Girls Town" an absorbing tale OF
magic Hollywood. The story begins
with the winner of a fake beauty
contest, June Storey, and her sister
Edith Howell who are stranded in
Hollywood due to the efforts Of an
unscruplous promoter. Filled with
the false hopes Of breaking into the
movies, they find that glamour is
dime-a-doZen in the glittering
cinema capitol. UndiScouraged, they
go to live in Girls Town." q CO.
operative boarding house, with the
hopes that their entry into the
movies would be shortly forthcom-
ing. Edith, the younger sister, finds
employment in cafeteria to tide
them over financially for the time
being. June, however, Is conceited
to the extent that her conduct be-
comes annoying to the other mem.
bers of "Girl's Town." They send
her to see Kenny Howell, an un-
known agent, who, unknown to June
handles only birds and animals. The
gag, however, backfires when Kenny
wins her a screen test in a gin
riinlmy game with famous pro-
Queer. What follows Is sheer enter
tainment.
The second feature Invasion" is
daring, startling, uncenSored, true
in every detail, captured Nazi film.