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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-01

anteelng eight hours OF product.
work daily The soutnerners wers
willing to pay the same weo,.,,
wage s57.o6, as the miners now
are getting but not to paw fo.
travel time at a definite rate y,
part OF the orkirg CAV 'S
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-01
NO MORE OIL

A large number of requests
for additional fuel oil have
come to the War Price and
Rationing office recently. Ac-
cording to the officials of the
fuel department there is no
way of obtaining more fuel
during this winter period. The
allotment was made for that
period and must cover it.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-01
MRS. NJ. NJ. FOWLER

CHADBOURN, Nov. 3O-Funeral
services for Mrs. M. M. Fowler
were held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at
the Broadman Holiness Church by
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-01
City Briefs
RETURN COUPONS

Residents Of Wilmington and
this area whose moving to an
other location here or else
where terminates their use of
rationed fuel oil coupons are
requested to bring the unused
coupons to the War Price and
Ration Board as soon as they
move SO that fuel ration Off
Gals may issue coupons to the
new occupants.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-01
RED CROSS MEETS

The executive committee of
the Red Cross will meet at
$3.50 p. m. Wednesday with L.
ID. Latta in his office in the
Tidewater Building.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-01
ARTILLERY FIRING

Headquarters of Temporary
Harbor7 Defense of Wilmington
announces that there will be
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-01
DAUGHTER BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Irving Day.
is, Sunset Park, announce the
birth of a daughter, Ann Cath
crime, at Marion Sprunt annex
on November Is.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-01

Siberia is one and half times
the size of the U. S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

tuurfsboa auf gSitb, pelde oas un-
iiberlegte rai6e 8ort berel1te.
uSa, Srdulein gbitb'', ipra9 er
langiam un0 perbeuete iid artig gegen
ite, ues iit nur Ser Sefretdr. 8er5ei-
ben Sic, oaB er 10 fiibn it, bier ein-
5uoringen Sb 6a6te aber" - babel
tpenoete er it6 gegen Sic dltere Game
- ,>oieie 8riefe bier oiirften pieIeidt
bon 8i6tigfeit iein.''
l1no er rei6te Srau bon Stilltportb
bret 8riefe fin.
sd banfe Sbnen &err blunt" j.,
iogte Die 9ame, na66em ite bte Boit=
Itempel aufmerfiam betradtet batte;
iie iino in Der Sat tpi9tig fur nti9,.
unb i6 min midi 5uriid5ieben, Inn Tie
NIT Mube 5u leien. Sier f0nnte id
gar lei6t geit0rt tperoen, 6enn bas
llnge 8olf muB ie6en MugenbIid gu
riidfebren uno miro Damn borerIt 6ie
InsreiBertn bier'' - oabei tparf tie
einen ladelnoen 8lid auf goitb -
u5ur &eoe teHen. Sic tpar tpirflid
eine pfli6ttreue So6ter, 6aB Tie mei-
ne langtpeilige @eieaidaft einem
Spa5iergange NIT frobli6en iungen
2euten por5og. @s tpar in ser Sat eine
Selbitaufopferung bon Dir, mein lie
bes &ino; rube aber nod elm tpenig
aus; ou ideinit angegriffen. - Sim
ben Sic oas nidt audi, Serr BLUNT 2"
Grau bon Still1portb ri9tete BEL
oieier Neoe 5drtli9e 8lide auf g6itb,
10 oab getpiB Se6er, Der nidt in oie
inneriten Samilienberbdltniiie einge.
tpetbt mar, oarauf seiduoren bdtte,
oteie Dame lei bie bette, bingebenblte
Stiefmutter auf Der eanaen @eIt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
U. S. Treasury Department

ter legte: sd periprede 6ir's, mein
&ino, ser 2obn fir alles, tpos ou an
oieIem gsadmittag fir MIDI getan
bait, ioq Dir nidt entgeben. l1no nun
5iebe id MIDI 5uriid, Inn midi meinen
griefen gu mibmen. Goop Sen bot
mobl ieit Sabren nidt 10 bieIe 8eib-
na6tssaite geieben, als id beuer bier
eriparte.'
Sic nidte gegen oen Sefretdr uno
perlieB oas 3immer.
Sm erlten slugenblid bern1o6te
@oitb ni6t 5u ipre6en; lie batte Sic
unter bonigiiiBen 8orten ibrer Gtief=
mutter beritedte 9robung gar tpobl
beritanoen, unb ibre Sano 5itterte bef>
tig, als iie ienes griine 3peiglein Ell
nem f6on fertigen @etpin6e ein5ufi
gen beriudte. gn6li6 fano lie ibre
Saiiung tpie6er.
Ser Sefretdr> auf oie 8riiitung oes
&amins eelebnt, beoba6tete aufmerf=
lam ieoe ibrer 8etpegungen. 9lls er
ltd aber babel entoedt tpuBte, ienfte
er ettpas berlegen oie slugen uno 5eib=
nete nit Ben SuBipiben sic l1mrille
bon 5iguren auf Sen ian1metpei6en
Seppi6 oes 3immers.
~Bollten sic mir ipobl 6ieien SOL
lumber bier Elm ipenig bober bGngen
belfen, Serr 8lunt?" fraste oie junge
Dame freunbli6.
"Mit groBtem 8ergniigen, endoi=
ges Srdulein.
er itieg Damn auf einen Stubl.
Isle itno bel1te auffduig balo aus
ser Sta6t 5uriideefommen, Serr
Blunt; sic iino tpobl iebr raid ae-
ritten 2"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

globlid ltnterbrad elm leiies go-
ben an Der Siire oie Stille I'M @e-
mad.
uSereinp rief Srau bon Stia-
mortb freunolid, nidt obne lebbaften
.Seitenblid anf lire Sodter, ser bier
our6 beoeutet tpar6, oab, tpas aud
INNER 5piiden ibnen porgefauen lei,
in @egentpart zines 9ritten gebeim
bleiben ntiiiie.
Inter ser offenen Sire erIdien
ein einfad, aber elegant gefleioeter
iunger Mann.
uOb" - iagte goitba, ols ser sln-
fommling oie Sir binter iid i61oB Ii.
langiam naber trat - ,,es lit nur ser
Sefretdr.''
gs NOR Gobert Blunt, ser Bripat=
lefretar ibres 8aters. 9eur einen einz
5igen Iugenblid rubte iein 8lid bor=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

SD reite geipobnlih rai6", er>pi-
Oerte er uno periubte, oas 8elpinoe
5u befeltigen.
@oitb gab ii6 @dibe, linn ibr &C.
lid)t 5u berbergen; tie bate gelpeint
|uno idan1te iiG Dor ibm oieier
S6tpG6e.
,gs iino ieds Meilen Bis in Sic
Staot'', ioete ite. ,,Sie boben in ser
Sat Sbr @eiddft iebr rai6 beenoiet.
Gs mar orei ltbr, als sic fortritte1l
uno Nun ldldat Sic l1br balb flint.
Sic baben 12 gfeilen in onoertbalb
Stunoen gena6t.'
uSa, 12 Meilen, tpobrbaftig! ltno
oo5u bate id) nod einen fleinen auf-
entbalt beim gfotor. Oennoh ldien
mir Sic Belt iebr lang. @ollen sic
gefauigit oieien 3neig balten, tpdb.
reno id perluden min, i'm feIt5ubi11-
oen?'
Sic leete lire Sano, 10 tpie er es
lpiinlbte, auf bos @ebinoe, tponbte
ober ibr @eiidt bartn6dig bon linn
ob, inoem iie SIT 8ooen iab.
gs trat cine f11r5e gauie elm.
"Sie ioeten oie 3eit iei Sbnen
lang getporoen. :"
"Id ia id iebnte midi no6 go5p
Oeu 5uriicf."
~ltno bod iprafen Sic geItern So
bon, Go5p Sen 5u perlaiien. sic be.
flogten iid iiber Nienano - es lit
mabr - i'm @egenteil: Sic berIiher-
ten MIDI Sbrer MnbGnglidfeit an I'M
lere gan5e Samilie; oenno6 tpollten
Sic fort - ie eber, oeito Iieber -
aus @eIunbbeitsriidi ii6ten; iagten sic
nidt io?"
vSa'', erpioerte BLUNT, Iihtli6 per-
legen; ves lieet bier etipas in ser
2uft, mas midi bebriidt lno mir ge=
fabrlid 81 perben 6robt - lebr ge=
fabrli6; id Iebe tein gltes @noe bor-
aus, penn if no6 lGnger bleibe."
(5ortietung folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
+ Sobesa,t3etgen 7

Gbrp. sdJlueiter &oberta, seb. Sor-
itenf, $685. eeit. am 10. sept.
1913, I'M Sitter bon SO Sabren, inn
Wfutterbauie ct. Srancis &loIter,
nabe Hiperton, Su. Oie 8eritorbene
geborte 46 Sabre oem Sroen an.
Wtrs. Sobn 8. Sart, geit. ant 80. Sep.
tember 1913, i'm glitter bon 70 Sab
rem, nad fur5er &ranfbeit, tpobl
borbereitet, in Srop, Su. sic bin-
terlaBt 5 S0bne unb 3 S06ter.
Cine So6ter itarb am 1S. Mug.
1913. Sbr @atte Sobn 8. Sart
ging ibr am IS. Sept. 1886 i'm
Sooe borauf. Mlte 2eierin.
Sobm q. Sledenitein, geit. am 18ten
Sept. 1913 in Mo&eesport, Hu.
Sitter 2eier.
Sramf Smtboff, geit. am 1. sluguIt
1913, lpobl borbereitet, in Maria
Stein Ohio. gr binterlGBt feline
@attin. Cine So6ter ging linn inn
Sooe porauf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

8lunt lieB iid) aber bon oieien iI-
ben 8orten nidt tduiden; ibn wdr
es laneIt ibon fIar gelporoen, oab
feline 9eeigun9 5tpiI6en beioen beItebe
uno BOB oieies falte @eib fein miit-
terli6es 8efiibl fir sic Sodter ibres
@emabls empfano. gr tpuBte gar
nobl, oaB ibre Sroee >ni6t eigentlid
ibm galt, lonoern oaB iie Goitb oamit
nur qudlen mollte; besbaIb bIieb er
audi oie slntiport i6uloig uno iab
nur mitleioig auf bas iunge WtGo6en,
pel6es baitig i'm 3immer ouf uno
ab ifritt unb, obne oie slnpeienoen
81 beadten, einen frii6en Sollnnoer-
5lpeig, Ser bon ser @ano berabbing,
betra6tete.
Sebt trat Srau bon Stillmortb no
ber au ser Stiefto6ter uno iprod, in
oem tie ibren @rm ouf @oitbs S6uI=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27

Ser britiide srbeitsminiiter bat
betanntgegeben, oaB Mmerifaner in
England, Sie iid niht Sen betpafine-
ten Streitfraften Ser Ser. Staaten
anseidloiien baben uno nidt bon il,
rer eigenen Seeeierung bonn 8ebr-
oienit 5uriidgeiteut tporben iino, num-
mebr bon ben gngldn6ern gum @af-
fenoienit etnge5ogen tper6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
BY LEFT

While making his back the hosptalhe a walking
hospital caeMaster Cunnery Sergeant James Blalock
thicke and with Jap prisoners
Marine Sergeant Baock the Silver STAR awarded
for galany Solomon
proud Of such record Can be equally proud of Bond
buyng record during the Third War Loan?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
Die weItberuehmte
St. Benedict WundsaIbe

eTprobtes Heilmittel gegen ale AFten Won a.
ten und frischen Wu,den, Ceschwueren, &C.
Waechsen, Bisswunden, ksrblnkeln, uss. Bite
Geld nur durch Post Money Order zu schicken.
keine Stamps. = 60 Cents die Schachtei, bel
J. l. Staab, 1720s vsiIeyview Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-27
Critics &apitel

fen0 D1ngen ole gSolfenma1len bont
9tmmel berab nn6 nerlieben Ser Sea-
tur ettpas 8eangitigenoes, bos It6
untpilfiirli1 Dem @emiite mitteilte.
gSir iinbs nun einrnal Staub bonn
Stanbe uno lteben nnter einem ge-
miiien gebeimnisbollen ginfluiie Ser
nns ungebenoen Notnr.
9ie @allnuBbaume oes 8arfes bon
Go5D Sen 5eidneten ft9 nit ibren
bimmeltparts geitredten @rn1en pie
ounfle Spufgeitalten bon ben1 bIei-
farbenen Strmamente ab. Ser Sturm=
ptno fubr beuleno burd 6ie Mauer-
riben uno &amine bes S9Ioiies uno
riittelte 5ornig an BEN SenlterlGoen.
Seito bebaglider mars inn Snnern.
Sn einem groben, boben @ema6e ber-
breitete ein bebagli6es &antinfeuer
eine traultde @drme uno ubersoa oie
rei6geidnibten M0beI nit Iebbafter
@lnt. Die rote Sarbe tpar bier iiber=
baupt borberrideno. 3u BEN Sapeten
iotpobl, tpie 5u Sen Seielbe5iieen uno
Sorbangen mar i6tperer roter Du=
mait, ebenio lururios als geidmad-
bou ber1penoet tporoet, uno man
nannte oesbalb 6ieies 3immer ,,oas
rote 3immer'.
Sier iaben in Der 8ertief fung eines
Seniters 1ttrtpeit bonn &amine 5pei
Srauen, nit Sanoarbeit beIddftigt.
IS mar sic Serrin bon Go5D Deu uno
ibre Sttefto6ter @bitb. Ni6t leidt
tonnte man etne grobere eri6ieoen-
belt Der duBeren gri9einung pabr-
nebmen, ais Dies bier ser San mar.
Oie nod in beiten Ssabren itebenoe
altere 0ame batte ftarf marfierte,
ftrense 3uge, oeren NegelmGBigfeit
ntbt eben mobltl1erb auf 6en 8eur-
teller mirfte. 0ie Scale mar fein uno
1pib, Die 2tppen iparen ungepobnlid
iharf sei6nitten, ,pdbreno it6 oie
ounflen Mugenbrauen in ta6ellolen
8ogen iiber ote slugen bin nad) Der
Wtttte Der Stirn 5ogen un6 oem 8lid
Der Oame ettpas grfGlten6es unb @b=
itoBenoes berlieben. Sic Dane mar
idon,aber feinespess einnebmen6; oes
ito lieblider eri6ien goitba Stiu>
tportb neben ibrer itol5en Stiefmutter.
Oas anmutig geneigte &5pf6en,
Dos tpeide Sbal 6es @eit9tes, 6ie
finolid refine Stirne, sic rofigen 2ip-
pem Die flaren, blauen, ausorudspoI=
len augen, tpel6e meiltens ianft uno
freunoli6, tpenn i6on 5utpeilen oud
ernit uno itrenge blidten: aIles ber=
etnte itd 5u Dem rei5enblten 8iIoe Ell
mes in Ser 8liite Ser Sueeno iteben-
ben Wfao6ens. Ser S9ein Der &a=
minglut ba1t6te iiber6ies Dem blei6en
8eitfte cine ettpas tp1rrnere ssGrbuna
an; Elm Sell Ser &aare batte fid aus
oeln bimmelblau ietoenen 8anonete
befreit nno fiel in tpei6en &ingeIn
auf goitb's @aden berunter.
Seute lag offenbar cine getpille
Srauer iiber Ser bol6en @eitaIt, uno
obne groben Sdarfiinn lieB ii6's
letbt erraten, oaB au6 6ieies iunge
seben nidt lal1ter Sonnenidein UNI
glan5te. S6on felt geraumer 3eit tpar,|
i'm rotten 3immer 6as lebte 8ort ge-
iproden moroen. Offenbar tpar stpi-
tben Weutter un6 Eo9ter nidt anes, |
tpie es fein iollte. 8ei6e arbeiteten me-
cf1nnifrh m ihrnr GtiForo; ,,,,S ;;ho.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-01-30
Ndugdtuck WA We
Leads Platoon

Led by platoon leaders Mildred
D. Baldwin Of Naugatuck, and Ver-
onica Dorney Of Freeport, Long
Island, a. WAVES, the Nays first
women hospital apprentices, report
ed for duty at the Naval Hospital
San Diego, Calf, this week.
The WAVES, all hospital appren.
tees, second class, formed the larg.
est single group Of Navy women tc
ever report for duty In the Eleventh
Naval district.
They were members Of the first
class to complete q Ave weeks In.
doctrination course at Iowa State
College, Cedar Falls, Ia.
Most Of the WAVES have had
previous experience in technical
work, having been employed during
civilian life as technical assistants
for doctors and dentists.
Miss Baldwin worked In civilian
life as an * - technician. Miss
Dorney Is q former physical educa-
ton instructor at Cornell university
At the Hospital Corps school, the
WAVES will be given q special
course to prepare them for work as
laboratory and dental techniciaus,
pharmacists, X-ray experts, and
occupational ana physical thera-
pistS.
The Hospital Corps school Is in
Balboa park, scene Of the San Diego
exposition in 1885 and 1895. It Is
one Of Ave such schools in the ma
ton.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-01-30
Junior Prom
Tonight At "Y''

More than one hundred couples
are expected to attend the annual
high school Junior Prom tonight
at the Y. M. g. A. ballroom, under
the sponsorship Of the Beta High
,. Because of transportation diff.
ilculties, dress for the affair will
be informal.
Music for dancing will be furn.
ished by Cliff Skaters orchestra an6
will begin at 8 o'clock. The dance
will end before midnight to allow
patrons time to get bus accornmoda-
tions.
william Webster, president Of the
Beta Hi-Y, is general chairman OF
the dance. Working with him on
the various committees are Thomas
mittee, william Ryder, Fred Brown,
Tom Horrigan and Ray Pidge; Rob-
ert Meyer, chairman, decorations
committee, Ray Warner, Dave Pres
colt, Harry Finley, John McHugh
and oDnald Bergin; William Moran,
chairman program and ticket COM
mittee, James Hodson, Eric Broad
bent, Michael Culhane, william
Ziegler and Steve Vedeskis; Tom
Mccarthy, chairman, refreshments
committee, Tom Kurtz, Joseph
Stokes, Harold Brew, Martin Nc
Donald and Fred Murphy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-01-30

rietta Bartles Of Bucks Ii1 20
street. Ut&.
The Rev. John Balasa performed
the ceremony at o o'clock. During
the nuptial Mass Edmund Skow-
ronski played q special programs
with Rita Kapshevich as violinist,
and Bette Kapshevich, sister OF
the bride as soloist. The Church
choir sang the Mass. The selections
included 1.-THE Rosary" by Nevin,
"Ave Verum" by A. Adam; and sun
Of My Soul" by Opie.
Miss Helen Przybysz, sister Of
the groom, attended the bride, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bartles. Vaslava Korbusiewski servs
ed as bridesmaid. Walter Sem.
hersky, was best man for his nephew
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Przybys2. Edward Felburt rshered.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore gown Of white Slip
per satin with q fitted bodice havs
ing q sweetheart neckline. The
bouffant skirt ended In q circular
train. A tiara Of satin daisies held
her full length veil Of Chantllly lace.
She carried white roses
The blush pink gown az the KnsiA
Of honor had O taffCEa bodice VIM
q sweetheart neckline az 4 f,slftstt
skirt. She wore q nfrfnlaing net
tiara. with q shoulder veil, ana car
ried assorted flowers. 1Ae sowR
and tiara of the bridesmaid was
fashioned similarly, in Ice blue. She
also carried an assorted bouquet.
Guests from Rochester, N. Y.
Hamstead, L. l.; Holyoke, Mass:
Bridgeport, Maspeth, L. l.; Bristol,
Torrington, and this city attended
the reception at the Polish Amer
lean National Home. Mrs. Bartles
was dressed In dark aquamarine
crepe, with q corsage Of Talisman
roses. ssA
Mrs. Przybysz wore light aquama.
rine crepe with q Talisman rose
corsage.
When leaving for New York City
the bride chose q black and white
frock, with hat and coat Of grey
caracul.
The bride, q graduate Of Crosby
High school and the Perry School Of
Business, Is associated with the
Chase Brass & Copper Company.
The groom, an alumnus Of wildly
High School, is affiliated with the
Scovill Manufacturing Company.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-01-30
Eleanor Halbi11g Becomes
Bride OF John E. Clarke

classmate at the Bentley School Of
Accounting, served as best man for
the groom, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Justin O. Clarke. Howard Clarke,
his brother, and Clark Cady, his
cousin, lishered.
The brides Empire gown Of white
skinner satin and Chantilly lace was
fashioned with q shirred bodice.
Lace edged bracelet sleeves. Her
full length veil was dfaped from q
satin bonnet trimmed with orange
blossoms, and she carried Gala lil-
lies.
The attendants white gowns were
fashioned similarly, with shirred
velvet bodices and chiffon skirts.
Each wore a white shirred velvet
bonnet trimmed with ostrich tips
and velvet streamers. Their bou-
quets consisted Of white carnations
and snapdragons.
White roses and candles decorated
the Colonial Room Of the Hotel FL
ton for the breakfast, which was
followed by an informal reception
at the home Of the brides parents,
Mrs. Halbing received in a gown Of
aquamarine crepe with lace, a
matching hat, and q. corsage Of gar
denias. Mrs. Clarke wore Australian
Blue crepe, with O hat to corre-
spond, and a gardenia corsage.
When leaving for a trip to New
York the bride chose a frock Of
powder blue crepe with a matching
polmpadour hat.
The bride is a graduate Of Edge
wood Park, Briarcliff Manor, New
York, and the katherine Gibbs
School In Boston. The groom is an
alumnus Of the Bentley School Of
Accounting in Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-01-30

Guests from Boston, New York,
East Orange, New Jersey, West
Hartford, Wethersfield, Torrington
and. this city assembled at st. Mar
garet's Church to witness the we'd
ding Of Miss Eleanor Halbing Of
Kaytonne avenue to John 3. Clarke
Of Oakland avenue.
Lieutenant ( ]. g. Thomas M.
Conway, u. s. Navy Chaplain and a
cousin Of the groom, united the cou-
ole at nine o'clock this morning be-
fore an altar banked with white
gladiolli, whit carnations and
palms. During the nuptial Mass
william Lawlor sang ave Maria"
md 'Panis Angelicus"'.
Escorted to the altar BY her faith.
er, the bride, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony T. Halbing, was
preceded by Miss Frances Deegan as
maid Of honor, with Miss Christine
Fitzgerald Of Torrington classmats
ut Katharine Gibbs in Boston, and
Miss Arlene Sandland Of this city,
a classmate at Edgewood Park jun
Tor college in Briarcliff Manor, N.
Y, ae bridesmaids. Frank Salon, a
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-01-30
10y Quilter
NuptiaIs Today

1
The Immaculate Conception
church was the scene Of q wedding
this morning when Miss Helen
.oufs Quilter Of Maple street be-
came the bride OF John Mullen 10y
of East Main street.
Palms and pink gladioli banked
the altar for the o'clock ceremony
at which Rev. Francis O'Shea Of
riciated. Professor r. F. Harmon
played a musical program, with Mrs,
thomas Lezotte singing AVE
Maria" and "Panis Angellcus."
Miss Marjorie Quilter attended
her sister, the daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Quilter. Ed
mund Kenny served as best man for
the groom, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-01-30
CLERK FREEMAN'S
PLAN AID LAWYERS

Because the county courthouse
building win be closed on Saturdays
through the winter months, Superior
Court Clerk George H. Freeman will
make special arrangements with
lawyers who must file papers on
Saturday. He announced that he
may be contacted at his home for
Saturday business. All mail post
marked before Saturday VIII be
given q Saturday stamp II O dead.
line "a involved, he stated.
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BETHEL Sisterhood
To Meet Tuesday

The BETHEL Sisterhood will meet
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock in
the Vestry Rooms Of BETHEL. Mrs.
David Traurig Is chairman Of the
cake sale which will be conducted
at this time.
There will be program Of cur
rent events and music.
All members are requested to be
present.
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B&P Women to Hear
William, X. Molar,

william r. Nolan, director of the
u s. Employment ONCE, will adj
dress the Waterbury Business g.
Professional Women at their meet
ing on Tuesday.
His speech will follow the supper
to be served at 6:15 o'clock at the
club rooms.
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WOMENs CLUB

DR.. Thomas L. Harris, authority
on Soviet Russia, will discuss Rus
sia's part in the war at a forum
meeting at the Waterbury Women's
club Wednesday evening at 8 o.
heard under auspices Of the educa-
ttonal division Of the Y. M. g. A.
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Lodge Committees
Appointed for Term

Winona Rebekah Lodge named its
committees for the term at a recent
meeting. They include: entertain
ment, Miss Mary Weidemann, Mrs
FIilda Rosevear, Miss Gladys Jones
and Miss Helen Mabey; refresh
ments, Mrs. Kate Speck, Mrs. Clara
Blondin, and Mrs. May Manville;
music, Mrs. Mabel Clark, and Mrs
Agnes Finlay.
Plans were made for a Valentine
party TO be held on February 10.
The members also received an invi-
tation to the district deputy meeting
in Seymour.
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Church Fellowship
Arranges Activities

A recreation party will be held by
the Young Peoples Fellowship Of
st. Johns Episcopal church tonight
at 1880 at the parish house. Pro-
gressive games, dancing, and re-
freshments will be included on the
program.
A panel-forum on the subject,
Jewish Christian Relations, viii
be held Sunday, with Miss Beverly
Trask, Miss Eftle Tchkirides, Miss
Muriel Elwin, Frederick Govain, AL
colt Ashborn and Herbert Barsale
as participants.
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Miss Ann Rock
Weds 1t. Burke

Mrs. Eleanor Rock Of Eastwood
avenue announces the wedding Of
her daughter, Miss Ann Rock, to
Lieutenant (j.g.) j. Luddy Burke,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Burke
Of Albion street.
The ceremony was performed
yesterday afternoon at four o'clock
at the Church Of SIS. Peter and
Paul. Mrs. Donald Connolly OF
Willimantic, a sister Of the groom.
attended as matron Of honor, with
John Rock, brother Of the bride
as best man.
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RED CROSS

The Red Cross Women's SWIM
ming classes at Crosby High school
will unite Monday night. Sessions
will be held weekly from $3.50 to
1880, according to an announce
ment made by Miss Florence Turn
bull, instructor.
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DOG GETS OXYGEN

A specially designed oxygen mask
was made for ''Rommie," q dog, 70
wear IN high-altltude scenes for
Warner Bros "AiF Force" story
Of the flying war Inland OVER
the Pacific.
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Couple Exchange VOWS
At St. StanisIaus' Church

White gladion and palms banked
the altar Of the Church Of st.
Stanislaus Kostka this morning for
Stanley Victor Przybysz Of Orange
the wedding Of Miss Evelyn Hen
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Ann, Ernest, Paul and Michael
Miles, the bankruptcies q 81. Meets,
England. recently celebrated their
seventh hiFihday n excellent health
and attending opho0 DogulnglD.