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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

THEY Mv-"Tt would be hard 20 beat that a. . sweet
investment, wouldn't IL? And when You
lend your dough to old Uncle Sam, You
know he'll make good ON his I u"
MS IRgf--"Say! War Bonds are better than dollar
bills in your pocket, Joe! Not only is
each one an irOnclad promise TO pay,
backed up by the strongest Government in
the world-but il makes more money for
yOu all the time!"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21

VMoM BNzVsV%N
AWP gaVsn in TIE Swedish Ian.
euRaos o. Johns Lutheran, Com
Wunion. S:lS .. IA: First Lutheran.
0agman Communion service, 3
b. ua.s Holy Communion, st. Johns
hplsoepal church, 10 .. m. and Q
o, N
coed Friday: Zion Lutheran, T'S0
D. NJ. with sermon, '"rhe Bearer Of
The Cross" and music BY the choir;
Gt. Johns Lutheran, Communion
service. yes p. M: First Lutheran,
English Communion service. Q p,
%. and German service, 10 q, m;
Advent Christian church, convention
"a Danbury 1880 q. m.
g. Johns Church
Nv. Francis o. Ayrea rector,
Wiil breach at the 10 o'clock morn.
ing prayer OF st, Johns Episcopal
ehuruh Good Friday. A three-hour
eeTvice viii follow from ~ noon 10
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
TRINITY FACULTY
PROFESSOR DIES

Hartford, Coma, April ets--(UPl
-pr. Harold o. Jaquith. BS. provost
and dean Of freshmen at Trinity
college, died yesterday at his home
Ia West Hartford.
Or. Jacuith, on leave Of absence
since Dec. I, le42 10 act Is educN-
tioual consultant for The state oPA,
contracted q severe cold while att
tending q washington conference.
and complications developed.
He was q native Of Nashua, N, H.,
and graduate OF Trinity IN the
class Of 1911. He returned to the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
Owners Responsible
In Event OF Mishaps
Police Departments Safety Instructor Warns AutOsts
Of Responsibility; Lending Cars Dangerous

man win think nothing q allowing
q person 10 bogrow his car u may
Be- worth q lot ol money, end enc
accident would not only wreck the
car. hue a may make . financial
wreck cut ok the owner. There u
an old saying, cts The woman who
paysD, but t0lka IN this case. &c h
the owner who pays. 20 BE- rather
careful about putting your ear and
possibly your property into careless
hands"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
oIelnn Services In
Churches Tomorrow
Possessions Tomorrow Morning n Catholic Churches
Ihree.liom Services to Be Held Al 81. Johns

Tomorrow, Holy Thursday, begins The most solemn
nR4 oe Lent The Catholic churches Of the city win hold
services which commemorate the Last supper at which
tn was Instituted the Blessed Sacrament Il Is sometimes
called MAundy Thursday. In the churches the solemn
ucesson OF the Blessed Sacrament takes place. and fol-
nnHsnn Sacrament Is held Confessions held today
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-21
FILM LAST SCENE

One Of last film companies TO
use famous Busch Gardens In Pasa-
dena before estate goes under auc-
tloneer's hammer early In April
will be Warner Brothers Saratoga
WmnmAHa $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
HOLLYWOOD. MAY ~.

HOlII ! NjilIl. MAY 40
L LOOKS easy enough But
j when you see a band leader
standing IN front Of his group oL
musicians waving stick 10
tempo, don't imagine he's lust
an automaton CONS through the
motions while Others do all the
work
There's q lot NJ workmanship
attached 70 leading band And
~ must require acting ability
for 2 lot of those fellows do
mighty well in move acting
o'CS
Rudy Nallee, for instance.
raUy got around 10 proNlng h'
Ouid play straight charactcr
without any vOCallzIng IN The
aim Reach story
And Dick Powell, Kay kNSer.
DHl Harris, Aruc Shaw and
Paul Whltoman have all turned
r neat hlstrlonIC chores There's
even the case Of MISS Dona
Drake. 50 far tho only woman
hand leader who has carved a
movie career without a baton IN
her hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

49, ~
A. GREAT expense studios
n erpla, talent scouts. cast
irr agents and ther own FPI
End Beauties lr,'an'lN' r.
search ths hyWsys and highways
TO- rev talent.
Fuf who actually 0'scoNcIS
srG establishes fre stars Vol
DO friends. ard make no mis-
take about -.
After ever, pre,1eu tho sneak
Ltrd or inc out 0-the-opc0
hrarc producers await with
hated breath those D''le return
cards that arc passed around for
fans - comment or
And nine or of l0 times the
p'aver who gets inc most &C
clam IS the one the studio has
noticed heLeaSl-
you wait until Won soc so
ard-so In our picture. " press
agents say over and over
50 the picture comes ou' and
uha' happens The player they
banked on IS lost N tho shuttle
sr6 some new and unknown per
sonah'y stands out Ike sore
thumb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Demand Fat Man

After the preVew ~ The
Maltese Falcon. cards by me
hundreds poured IN asking for
more Of the fat man
They had never seen Sydney
Creenstreet before and MANY
had never heard Of the famous
stage star
But n was sydney who Cauc
their attention. and sydney the
wanted. They're getting h.r
too
After Tho Petrihed Forest
the whole country went RoEar
crazy. And Humphrey who hsr
been merely coastlnG before SIjo
home safe and sound
An insignificant N-G-M CRIME
short with an actor whose name
uas not even listed shot Boh
TAYLOR % instant Stardom.
Clark Gable doomed 70 instant
acclaim after rhe fans cot one
look AZ Free Souls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Surprises Hollywood

Now Joining The line Of hand
leaders turned actors is Sonny
Tufts. feet / of blond huSkl-
ness who is surprising Holly
wood by his work as 2 trouper
IN So Proudly We HAL.
To sec hIg and towering Tufts
with thrcc-weck growth ot
beard on his face helping Clau-
dette Colbert eVaCuate wounded
from Rataan, or as a handsome
hunk IN a marine uniform MAX
me awkward love 10 Paulette
Goddard. or As A hronled hero
stripped n the waist giving
fstherly advice 10 bewlldered
Veronica Lake, you'd never
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Fans Even Name Them

Sometimes the fans 20 further
and actually rename their IA
vorites.
After the Cay Sisters pre-
view. the cards demanded more
OF Gig Young, which was actu-
ally The screen name ot the
character whom the lad por-
trayed.
TIE demands 50 insisted upon
Gig that the studio adapted
the name 70 Us new sensation,
rust as the fans VII always re-
member Greenstreet as the fat
man.
II was VOL. ladies and gentle
men, who made Bette Davis a
star
Let out from Universal Bette
was founderirG around IN IN
Tenue roles until YOU, who know
talent when YOU sec u caught
one glimpse Of her IN OF human
Bondage
81 never say yoU have no
voice in the government n Hol-
lyVood stardor1.
Yours Is the one and sure vote
that establishes 2 favorIte,
MANY star has hoou foiSted
or tho public ny 2 studio which
thought H. rad something.
But when i corps down IN II
YOU are the ores who have the
real say.
So eo ahead and root FOR The
hoy and glrl. man or woman YOU
want. and take our word for ~
they'll ne the stars OF tomor-
row,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

The Detroit Times is awarding rr,zes every
week for tour weeks for me best lunch box
recipes and menus submitted b, readers which
give yareu and help 10 hose who have daily
bunch boxes ~ pack For more details and for
tods, menus see women PAGES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

lcr-HaTpsr and Frontsnac III. 03i7 4
All Open ~ IS Cont James Ellison,
Hsather AnrsE "TNnNING MONSTER
Plus TIN GREAT GIt.DERSI, EENEs'
with JAns parVeu ana Harold Psary,
COMEDY ana cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
7 lowering Sonny Tufts
Bands for FL
nv ERNEST FOSTER
riied Press stan correspondent

know he waved baton or sang
IN fun dress garh -
But that : exactly how he cot
started IN this acting business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Holds
Lest Concert

THE MUSIC department ~
the Jewish Community Center
announces The last In ne series
~ nusicsles which VII take
plsee N the Center auditorium
May u.
Nargit Normandy. Detroit
contrzlio. WI o. hoard ~ p
eroup o. Russian songs. Lare
Wsrdrop. oboe PLAYER u.in '0r
Detroit SYMPHONY Orchestra Will
give tho first DETROIT perform
snce ~ Hugo ksudc~s Trio %
accompanied by Morris Ho.~-
berg. violin - and Sylvia Ho.--
berg, pianist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
RidoeIy and Brown

Air Force" Warmers terrific
picture carried lot Of names
and lot OF talent But two
actors who were unknown 10
fans walked or with the show
John Rldcely and Jim Brown
The sound Of the gals through
out the country Nowlnc Tor
more Of jim Brown m movies IS
reminiscent II the thunder that
rolled from the female fan world
uhen Alan Laid appeared on
the screen for ms first good role
in This Gun for Hire
Not one reep had en1ana'ed
from Paramount before the plc-
lures release. The studios sim
ply dream what II had on ~
hands.
The pre,isw fans had 10 tell
the producers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
WEST END--sss. West Warren Ave.

WHITFIELD. Jefferson ut GRAND Blvd 4
WIFI IiLh open Is Cont Park Frs..
carr Grant. Ginger Rogers - "ONCE
rON HONtN MOON " rius Psgls
Tonne, IN ri I,t.fT SCARS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
~ TODAY At TO YoUR EA Ay MOVIE ~
BONDS STAMPS SOLD At Any OF THESE n4EAIE

; cp LVcTnNr-Tsis Michigan OR. lls0 4
uhhlOlUNL Open IL s. Cont Henry
Fonda Lucille Rail. "BIG STREET. DIR.
p RFNAILIS SECRET J. Carrot Mash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
PreVIeWS
Pick Stars
For Studios
By SARA HAMn TON
/. r.esi ~ rHT nTrPoIt TtNTS

NniL.L.NANOOn.- MAY Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

TIME 18Th Last Jefferson. ut DrsAei
'''iI Opsn ~ a. %swF Cs-toc-
Sefta' P~h Hope Rtrg Crosby porcfry
LamcIf rHF ROAD TO SINGAPORE
Anna Na. N.rS r. TIN LADY FROM
CUt NGkfNf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

having the most beautiful back in the
world.
AND all you ever saw of Kitty was
her spine and behind her ears. She had
trained her shoulder blades TO portray
laughter, remOrse and astOnishment.
I've Just about got Russian blouse
full of gandering talented actresses
with cameo coastlines acting sideways.
YET, all IN ALL mould say that the
Russian brand of drdmdticS is as sic
cCSStul as the Russian brand OF fight
ING. 10 cbdseS audiences and enemies
YOU might think am harsh on the
three little Sisters but I don't Ike
Chckhov and ! always will
I'm pretty much like Mack when
Moran pulls out Tin whistle and
starts playing an aria from La
Repetition"
MACK listens . while and says,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
One Foot in the Aisle

WHEN ! WA, with circus back
in 1904 the main squawk of the
owner was that the elephant ate
more than a character woman.
THAT'S why would hate to pay the
feed assessment FOR Katharine Cornell.
Judith Anderson and Gerry MuSgrove.
They ate all character women.
TIE qtriS hare reUired the Three
SISTERS" by Anton ChekhOr.
THEIR biz boot in tho revival is that
they performed the resuscitation In a
theatre instead Of over a barrel
Before going into the theme ire
vocably ! shall discuss Kitty, Judy and
Gerty. the Three Fate n Drama They
are Of the has relief typ pc former.
BY that ! mean gde, % OK the sill
noueite. All three chanee the subject
by giving you the perfect profile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
PSYCHOLOGY

Here's a psychological explanation OF why
soldiers marry foreign girls. by Yeoman Edwin
A. Giermak, of Great Lakes Naval Training
Station.
"When an American soldier leaves his home
town 70 enter a life Of grim, tortuous, strange
and different situations he longs for home, Sc
curity and the love of that certain person
When he arrives at his foreign base he finds
that most of all ne misses companionShp of the
opposite sex and affection
at then happens that he meets girl who
reminds him Of the girl back home, and without
realizing what Is taking place he falls in love
with her, and he may even marry her. Now ac-
tuaiy he Is not In love with this girl-he's still
really In love with his old sweetheart, and this
fact Is the cause of the tragedy which so often
arises from such marriages.
Let him steadfastly keep in mind the girl
at home who really has his heart and who is
ing for his return"
Edwin A. Giermak Yoeman
Great Lakes, Ill.
$3.50 price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
The Brighter Side

DEAR SIR: Well / am going back
to the camp and ! don't know when
| will be able to write to you again
but have told my wife Ethel to be sure
and send you the news about ans thing
that happens IN our neighborhood She left
her job running the elevator so she could
be with me all the time
WHEN she told me she was leaving
the Job I ses Ethel I hope you gave your
boss plenty of notice beforehand and she
ses why sure I cid. l told Name Coates
10 tell him l wouldn't be there any more
and for him. to give her my money but
he Sos Will have 10 come and get II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
HOME GIRLS

Marry your own home town grill" cries Mrs.
Jean Lee. Of Windsor, Ont.
"A foreign girl Is something novel, interest
ing. possessing quaint charms. cust0ms--a new
personality. But when the newness has become
familiar, you'll find yourself bored and longing
for good old America. Your foreign life cannot
keep You from being homesick because she can
not talk about your home life. You have nothing
in your backgrounds In common.
you'll begin to long for America and the girl
you left behind, who understands American
sports, speaks your own language. cooks the kind
of food you like and dresses in the way you con-
slider chic.
Marry the girl merit door. You understand
each other. know ,Dlldt each other likes and holD
TO please each other. Search the Uhole tDorld
ouer and you'll find your hearts desire in POUR
oiCn back yard"
Mrs. Jean Lee age %
876 Dougall ave-. Windsor. Ont
$1,000 price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

IN the play KITTY. Judy and Gerty
are as frustrated as a pickpocket IN a
nudiSt colony
KITTY is entitled TO all the cackles
she emits for she is the producer that
laid the egg.
THE other critics seem 10 find some
thing terrific and artistic i'm ChekhOv.
Folks. II left me as puzzled rs a drunk
with his thumb I'm a keyhOle.
THE three stars play sisters named
MaSha, Olga and Trina Sounds like a
bag OF golf clubs.
THERE are lots Of other Russians
tn the PLAY but they must act head
on They aren't allowcd 10 ShoD their
prOfueS
ALL actresses put their best foot
forward even II they are using II for
a face. There was once girl named
Kitty Gordon who was advertised as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
HAIR NILESS

Mrs Harry L. zelinsk. Of West Allis. Wis.
sees no harm in soldiers marrying on foreign soil
IF an American soldier meets and marrles a
girl In foreign country, the American girl he
left behind probably not the real girl for
him. If she was he could not have forgotten her
easily.
"Of course 4 the young man Is the fIippant
type who transfers his affections TO every pretty
new face he sees. the girl left behind should say,
Good riddance!' His love for her was too shall
low In the first place and she should consider
herself lucky TO have escaped such a marriage
THE fact that girl happens TO be foreign
Is no criterion that the marriage will be success
ful or a failure The decisive factor is-are they
In love and will the marriage bring true hap
piness? II they really love each other they can
easily adjust minor differences which result from
differences i'm nationality"
Mrs. Harry l. Zielinski age %
1928 S. 62nd ST. West Allis. Wis
fS2 so nriZe1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

THIS is the heather vdHe school OF
dTdmdticS. Kitty IS usually headed
north by northwest ,Uhile Judy is
tdcking east on southeast.
The action of the play takes place
I'm a Russian suburban town. The three
Sisters want TO go TO Moscow. A punk
named Shicklegruber can tell you
that's tough
That's all there Is TO the plot. IL
could be wrecked by a communication
ticket.
IF YOU know Chekhoy's morose
memorandums YOU know he looks for
his horizons with his head stuck in a
rubber boot.
FOR three long acts he gives YOU
. huScayitc mumbles In DIR bibles and
spurts like a busted garden hose.
THAT may be entertainment for
you, boy, but it's Just hard seat to me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
o.

I SEES now you see Ethel that's one
thing that is wrong with this country.
SEES people stop going to work just
when they feel like it without letting
their boss know in advance and that
leaves him in the lurch.. / ses that's
what they call absenteeism and it is very
bad. She ses why Joe ! only wanted to
be with you while you are home.
l SEES no sweets but you could have
>given- your boss more notice and she ses
are you lecturing me because / wanted
to be with you? SEES no / was mighty
glad TO have you only think you should
have given your boss more notice because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Soldiers
Foreign
Brides
by Elsie
Robinson

Perhaps you'd expect boys and girls 10
be sharply divided in their opinions on this
weeks question OF the marriage of L. s.
soldiers and foreign girls. II So you'll be sur
prised as We were. For not all the girls answered
no and not all the boys claimed absolute free
dom OF individual choice.
Aviation Cadet Harold William Manning, OF
Maxwell Field, Ala. does believe, however, that
no false sense Of duty to the Girl back home
should tie man down.
Dear Elsie: Each man has his own life TO live;
he lives il as nearly possible as he likes He
fights his own battles and picks his own mate
His mate being the thing most important to
his happiness, he must be sure he has the right
one man who would ask such a question
Should soldiers marry foreign girls?-has no
mind Of his own.
THE American girls that ask tChdt is going
10 happen TO them had better get on the ball.
Most OF them try 10 hare as many boy friends
as possible. and the American male doesn't ike
that. Better than SOC Of the time it's the girls
fault that our men do NARY foreign girls Lore
is oiue and take affair. The girls OF today seem
only TO take"
Aviation Cadet Harold William Manning,
age 20
Maxwell Field, Ala
$4,000 price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
KEEP FAITH

THE good old American Way
with the good old American
girl" Is the slogan Of Florence
Smith, Of Laredo. Tex.
How can a soldier know u
these foreign girls will make
good wives and fiji into our
scheme of things? Their raising
and environment, are so different
from ours.
And what about their sweet
hearts they left behind? The,
have taken jobs In airpIane fac
tories and other war industries
saved their money and bought
ar bonds? And what do they
get? A run arO6nd for some
other girl their boy friend has
only known for n few weeks.
IF THE GIRLS CAN BIZ
FAITHFUL, THE SOLDIERS
;HOULD BE L To TOO
Florence Smth age 81.
2602 sta. Maria, Laredo, Tex.
$3.50 prize.
"tsaL Lsta. Ana Features syodeas. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Bv ARTHUR BUGS BAER

Brother, wouldn't like that If It was
good"
THAT'S mn idea of ChekhoU. or
course. iot depends on the mood OF
the pldyooer Let's take another telloio
Uho has dfned iCel, taken Just the
correct amount Of Scotch and finished
of lrith fine cigar. He can't eIpect
to be lucky all night
KNOW that Kitty, Judy and Gerty
are fine performers Of the restrained
academy Of mugging.
And like the self-contrOl and mod
ulation Of all Of them appearing In
THE Three Sisters"
THEY might have scattered.
JUDY might hare gone into Chek
hoU'S Cherry Orchard" while Gertu
popped into his sea Guii."
THIS way they would have gummed
up three theatres.
tDistributed b. KinE Features Syndicate. Incl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

he was depending on you. Ethel SEES he
is the meanest old thing in Brooklyn
and he wouldn't have given me much
notice if he had wanted to fire me.
SEES well Ethel it's not so much him
but I am trying to show you that people
should not run out on their jobs without
giving notice.
ETHEL ses listen joe Another thing
that is wrong with this country is people
supposing things. I have not left you
without notice have I? l SEES what has
that got to do with what I'm talking
about Ethel? She ses we'll you are
job that is very very important to me
and I am the only one who can do that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
by DAMON RUNYON
staff Photo

job Just right and have been sticking to
1t pretty we'll haven't ~ And It's very
patriotic job too Joe because you are a
soldier and a soldier is more important
than an elevator.
l SEES thanks beautiful but / don't
seem to be getting anywhere with you
about absenteeism and Ethel ses o
know what you are driving at all right
Joe but don't you think the elevator can
get along better without me than you
CAM
Yours Truly
JOE TURP.
Copyright, 1888 King Features Syndicate, Inc.
Distributed by international News Service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

The day was biting cold - the most
frigid of the recent near-zero spell; bleak
winds swept the scene; watery eyes,
nipped ears and red noses were the COM
mon lot, but ObIiviOus to all were Private
Edw ]. Carroll, US. A., of Stockton, ILL.,,
and his cOmely companion, Miss Pat
Brown of Manhattan - they had their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

love to keep them warm" as they perched
on a crag in Central Park and drank in
the beauties of the skyline.
BY the way, what is love? Everyone
has an idea; Helen Leaphart, 7O4 N.
Adams ST, Beeville, Tex, wants to know.
"All my girl friends" writes Helen,
"are getting married and l am afraid
that after the war they will discover it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

You'd better Join u.s." they told
me. it'll be the last people you'll
see while. AS / walked in
a voice doomed: "Are you VIM
chell?" 1t was the Admiral
the Commander of the South
Atlantic Force. on the way back
to his ship.
eyes. sir, reporting for duty.
SIR"
HE gave me my orders a.
". The people down here" he
said. know all there Is 10 know
about us. They've studied our
history, our customs and man.
ners anc know us inside out.
The trouble Is that our people
don't know them. Mix with
them, high and low, In govern
ment and business and so on.
The people sincerely like us.
STAY about a week with us over
at the ship. I'll then send Won
10 Rio and the interior. 4 want
you here by the time get
back"
By Aims Features syndicate, In..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-02
Food Supply Chairmen
Urged By War Council
Vraious Communities of Connecticut Requested to
Various Communities of Connecticut Requested to

ton OF that division and gather
facts on the food supply and re-
lated subjects in their communities
for the Food Conservation Division.
Commenting on the desirability
of setting up this machinery i'm
mediately in all Connecticut cities
and towns, Mr.. Mosle said:
1.-The food situation, particularly
the supply of meat, will become
more seriously daily as the war
progresses because Of the demands
of our armed forces and other COM
mitments connected with the war
effort
"In order to make sure that there
Is an equitable distribution of food
supplies in the state and make GER
tain that black markets are elimin-
ated, these steps are necessary. The
public in local communities will be
kept informed of the food situation
so that they will know what COM
modities are scarce. In turn the
Connecticut War Council will be
able to secure an accurate picture
of the food situation from day to
day.
Knowing the situation the War
Council in cooperation with the fed
eral agencies involved can take the
necessary steps to assist in relieving
any hardships that may develop in
the field of food supply.