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Evening star., 1943-07-16
Jules BIedsoe Dies al 43;
Opera and Concert SINGER
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, July 16.-Jules
B!edsoe, 43, colored opera and con-
cert singer, died of cerebral
hemorrhage Wednesday night.
Mr.. Bledsoe, who had just COM
pleted an Army camp tour, recently
appeared on radio program with
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. singing q
song he had dedicated to the
President.
He was perhaps best known for
his singing of "Op Man River
in the hit "Showboat."
Evening star., 1943-07-16

well known, but friends say Mr..
Crowley has had several chances to
be chairman Of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
If Mr.. Crewley's luck holds out,
the public. will hear no more con-
troversy about foreign war pur-
chases. The activity is more likely
to be forgotten except for routine
reports.
The first man to want to pick a
hight on the subject probably will
be disarmed by Mr.. Crowley's proud
tales of his large family of brothers
sisters, nieces and nephews who
keep his Madison (Wis.) home open
for his frequent visits.
Evening star., 1943-07-16

My action today is not intended
to decide that question. The i'm
portant thing is to clear the decks
and to get on with the war at once.
To do this requires a fresh start
with new men, unencumbered by
interagency dissension and bitter
ness.
: I am persuaded that the present
controversy indicates that future
cooperative action between your
two agencies is impossible, and that
without full cooperation between
you the program of economic war
fare cannot be carried out.
I am sure that the American peo-
pie understand that both of you
have attempted to do your duty as
you have seen it; but we must GO
forward without any further public
debate as to matters which are now
academic so far as winning the war
is presently concerned.
i have therefore issued today an
executive order of which I am at
taching copy for your information
and guidance.
Very sincerely yours,
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
The President also addressed
identical letters to the heads of
departments and agencies. The
tert OF these letters tolotDS:
Dear Sir:
On August 81, 1912. I sent to the
head of each department and
agency of the Federal Government
letter, copy of which is attached.
I call your attention to the state
ment contained in that letter that
"disagreements either as to fact or
policy should not be publicly aired,
but are to be submitted to me by
the appropriate heads of the con-
f1icting agencies" Notwithstanding
these positive instructions, disagree
ments between agencies have been
publicly aired on several occasions.
realize the nervous strain under
which Government officials are
working in wartime, but I cannot
overlook any further violations of
AAy Alool oSoAolAS. oS tlAAo iCtbCl L w
not place any restriction upon your
furnishing statements in response
to congressional inquiries. But if,
when you have a disagreement with
another agency as to fact or policy,
instead of submitting it to me or
submitting it to the director of war
mobilization for settlement under
the terms of the order creating that
Office, you feel you should submit it
to the press, ask that when you
release the statement for publica-
ton. you send to me letter Of
resignation.
If any subordinate of yours vio-
lates my instructions In this re-
gard, I shall expect you to ask for
his immediate resignation.
I am sending identical letters to
the heads of every department and
agency of the Government.
Sincerely yours,
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
Evening star., 1943-07-16
Careless Wives BIomed

Careless housewives who leave
lighted cigarettes about while doing
their work are blamed for many of
the more than go fires which have
occurred recently in and near
Slough, England.
Evening star., 1943-07-16

There are more than 10 conven-
lent branch Offices for Star want
Ads" located throughout the city.
La gaceta., 1943-02-17
MEJORADO

En- la tarde de aver tuvimos
ell placer de saludar al Sr. Ma
nuel Garcia Talavera, presiden-
tie de la Secci6n de Beneficen-
cia del Circulo Cubano, que es-
La gaceta., 1943-02-17
ORDENO VARIOS PROCESA
MIENTOS Ell GRAN JURA
DO FEDERAL

Ell Gran Jurado federal, que
esta reunido en- Tampa, ordent
aver ell procesamiento de los ia.
pOneses Shinuy Moro, Harunc
Taniguchi y Shoie M. Goto, dc
st. Petersburg, por e adir ell pr
go del impuesto. Los tres sol
duenos de un restaurant.
Moro, como socio principal
present6 a las autoridades ur
informe false.
Sc orden6 ell procesimiento
G w. B. Minnich, conocido por
W. B. Macy, que trataba de pa
ar por official del ej6rcito y OBJ
tuvo $25 con falsas pretensio.
res, de la Sra. Alma Freswater
Sc proces6 a Bienvenido Or
liz por la possession de dos pisto-
las abordo de la gole.a america
ma Lucy f elyn," sin tenel
nermiso del dueno 0 del capitar
La gaceta., 1943-02-17
BAIUE SOCIAL
EN- Ell c.

SegGn pasan los dias crece el
entsusiasmo para asiStir al bai-
le social que Sc efecruara ell do
mingo. en- TODD 81 edificio del
Circulo Cubano.
Las puertas Sc ADRIAN a las
cinco y media de la t&rde y la
fiesta comenzara a las seis, ter
minando a las doce.
En- la sala bar dividiran homo
res los conjuntos latinos LA
Tropical" con sus cantantes Sc
norita Mercedes Sanchez y Joa.
ouin Barcenas, Y ia Sonora
teniendo en- la parte vocal a Ia
! Srta. Josefina Ramil y Rafael
Artigas.
En- eli salon principal deleita-
ran a los bailadores dos orques
| tas americans, "Don Francis
co" y otro cenjunto.
Los asociados tendran entra,
da gratis; los transeuntes pa,
Raran.
La gaceta., 1943-02-17
ESTADOS UNID0S PERDIO
UN CRUCERO, UN DIES
TRUCTOR Y TRES TORPE-
DEROS

Washnton, Feb. liza Sc
cretaria de Marina anunci6 a
yer que en- Ell combate naval pa
"a obtener ell dominic de la cos
Ia de Gauda.canal, la escuadra
americana perdi6 ell crucero pc.
sado Chicago, un destructor
tres embarcaciones torpedera'
y % aeroplanos. En- esta bata
LA perdieron los japoneses do.
de saru,tores, otros Is barco'
hundidos o a eriados y 62 aero
pianos derribados. Las Eases
mas importantes del encuentro
Sc desarrollaron entire los dias
20 de enero y a de febrero.
La gaceta., 1943-02-17

Las componentes del Club de
Mujeres del Ponce de Leon
Court" nos anuncian para e
pr6ximo jueyes un banquete en-
Ell Restaurant Spanish Park
con motive de celebrar esa en-
tidad su segundo aniversario.
Solo asistiran las component
tes del Club y Sc sentaran a Ia
mesa a las ocho en- punto de la
noche.
Ell Club es dirigidO habilmer
te por la Sra. Aurora Torregar
tie, a la que felicitamos.
La gaceta., 1943-02-17

A las tres de la tarde de aver
fu6 trasladada desde Ell Sanato-
rio DEF Centre Asturiano a 81
Residential, 1926 de la calle u
MON, la Sra. Josefina Capitano,
esposa del Sr. Joe Capitano.
En- ell referido Sanatorio fue
sometida a un delicado trata-
miento. Sc encuentra bastante
mejorada.
La gaceta., 1943-02-17

Fueron procesados tambien'
por diferentes delitos, Earldge
l.. McGhuey, Addison Webs
Brush, Charles Talmadge, Odo-
mel Fernandez, Carlton T.. Sic
pleton, Clifford w. Brown y j.
l.. Bryant.
La gaceta., 1943-02-17

Sanatorio del Centre ESpanol.
Dado su Satisfactorio estado,
la mama Y ell meme han sido tras
ladaaos para su hogan, 1907 de
la Gale La Sale.
El nuevo ciudadano llevara ell
nombre de Daniel.
A felicitar a los esposoS All
varez deseamos al infante salud
y dicha.
La gaceta., 1943-02-17
I'm VARONCITO

Ha yenido a aumentar la a
tegria del hogan de los esposos
Elio e Isabel Alvarez, ell naci-
miento de un hermoso Waron-
otto, que vic la luz primera ell
pasado viernes.
Con su acostumbrada pericia
asisti6 a la Sra. Alvarez Ell DR..
Jose Antonio Dominguez, en- ell
La gaceta., 1943-02-17
ta6a haatspte dsicado dc aatSd
z rannfdo 90 50 hoRAr.

ID Sr. Talavera Sc s!ente bas'
tante mejorado y espera ser da-
do do alta dentro de POGO item
po.
Az mismo tempo nos mani
fest6 que su hija, la Sra, lsabe,
Var6n, habia sido traSladada
para su hogan, luego de una de
licada Intervention quirdrgica.
Deseamos al Sr. Talavera y a
gu hija un pronto y total resta-
hecimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-02-17
L

Cumpli6 en- Ell dia de aver un
ano mas de vida la Srta. Della
Capaz, hija de los esposos Jose
v Candida Capaz.
A Ia Residential de la Srta.
Capaz, SS4l de North Armenia
acudieron sus amistades a fell
citarla.
Legue a ella nueStra mas sin
cera felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-02-17
NOTAS SOClALE
9POR MARIO

ma. va restablecido, ha sido LA
mado de nuevo.
Deseamos al amigo feliz via
je y buena suerte.
La gaceta., 1943-02-17
PARA CAMP
BLANDING

En- Ia manana de hoy rartira
para el Campamento BLAND
ing" ell joven Amadito Valdes.
ALI sera sometido a un riguro-
SO examen ffs.co.
Ell joren Vald6s fue rechaza.
do en- csc mismo campamento
debido a Ia fractura de una plel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14
STRAND

Hailed as q saucy, sparkling story
Of the naughty nifty nineties,
Heaven Can Watt, Goth Century
Fox production opens q three day
hold-over engagement tomorrow
at the popular Strand theater, af-
ter a record-breaking run ct the
Poll.
Heaven Can Wait" gives q peek
throuh the keyhole at what made
the gay old daySe so gay. Sparkling
with forbidden adventure and sto-
len romance the film reveals what
went on after the ball was over
and the gas lights went out!
Heaven Can Wait Is In every
true sense Of the word, one Of the
top" pictures Of this or any other
year-nothing was spared to make
1t a triumph for Goth Century Fox
one Of the years finest casts has
been assembled for Heaven Can
Wait"-the picture stars Don
Ameche and Gene Tierney with a
featured cast that includes Charles
gar, Allyn Joslyn, Eugene Palette,
Signe Hasso and Spring Byington
and Louis Calhern.
And in addition the film has
been produced entirely in beautiful
technicolor.
On the same program is another
smash hit, Someone to Remem-
Der" with Mabel Paige and Dorothy
Morris.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14

splitting jokes, novelty songs, and
dances; and last but not least, Mark
Huling presents the very clever
"Sharky" the Seal recently featured
in Pardon My Sarong" with Abbott
and Costello" and then of course
the very popular Poll Rhythm
Kings. always at their best, supply
the musical background for the en-
tire stage show. The stage shows are
presented daily Wednesday and
Thursday at lao. 400. $3.50. and
900 p. m. Make your plans to at
tend now.
Not only Is there an outstanding
stage show, but also q grand screen
program consisting Of the first
Waterbury showing Of the thrilling
murder mystery, THE Seventh VIC
tim" with Jean Brooks, and Tom
Conway Of the FALCON SERIES" as
well as the latest up-to-the minute
news events. The fitsk screen show
gets under way at 1900 noon with
the doors Of the kheater opening
promptly AZ ii.4B. The complete
stage and seren show q seen IN sls
entirety al $50. allowing defense
workers 10 be II their Jobs promptly
~ 500 D. N.
Ne sure 70 watch Cor the "Ink
Spots" ''Lionel Hampton" Oracle
Barrie and her orchestra, and other
leading bands coming aeon 70 this
ihsaseF AZ popular prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14
Battery G. Hears
Captain Lanlg.

An open meeting and f
was held last night at the
x. M. o. A. BY Battery e.
q. A. A.. A. A large audiences b
address BY Captain Wallaee
shire. who recently returned
New Guinea.
Refreshments were served kE
ing the address. Plans were
BY the club for Q Mas - M
on Sept. acc 81 9 3. M.
Immaculate Conception CnuH
commemcration Of The third
versary OF the 2Oeth fnductfaN
communion breakfast win b ~
following the Mass, e the Nele
Elton.
A special meeting has bean eailef
for Sept. 40 at the "xA, a. wiAicA
time members win prepaFe Christi
mas packages for the boys oversees
Plans were completed foe tns isso4
and lecture on Australia and Me@
Guinea, to be presented at DnN<
port Hall, on Sept. n.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14
In The Local
ThelterS


Performances tonight at Warmers
State theater conclude the engage
ments Of Claudette Colbert, Paul
cite Goddard and Veronica Lake in
$50 Proudly We Hail also Jimmy
Lydon In Henry Aldrich Swings
It."
Watch on The Rhine" Warner
Brothers Aim version Of the famous
Lillian Hellman prize winning play
comes to the State tomorrow with
Academy Award winner Bette Davis
being co-starred with Paul Lukas.
In this intensely dramatic story Of
human beings their courageous fight
for freedom, Miss Davis, who Is &C.
claimed as Hollywood's top dramatic
actress, 70 cast Is Sara Muller,
American wife Of Kurt Muller, q
German anti Fascist. Action Is laid
in the luxurious Washington home
Of Fanny Farrelly, wealthy widow
and mother Of Sara, and begins
with the visit Of Sara, Kurt and
their three children. Mother and
daughter have not seen one another
for 10 years, and the reunion is ten
der and moving.
As the story progresses, the nays-
terry Of the weary and sick Kurt
Muller begins to emerge. The chill
dren, delighted with this unaccus-
toned luxury, Inadvertently reveal
that they are more accustomed to
being In hiding; Count Tech de
Brancovis, a house guest Of Dubious
character, acts too curious regard
ing Kurt and his affairs. Fanny
Farrelly. at first obvious to under
toned limiting impending tragedy, Is
gradually brought to an UNDER
standing Of her son-in- laws true
profession, and with It comes O.
more realistic appraisal Of the world
as 1t is today.
The terrific climax Of the story Is
in the show down between Kurt and
the pro-NaZi Count, whose at
tempted Matchmaking Kurt answers
with the kind Of heroism to be
found only in one who fights for
something more important than
himself.
In casting Paul Lukas as Kurt
Muller, Warner Brothers bring that
fine actor to the screen in the role
he enacted on the stage for Is
months and for which he won the
award Of the New York Drama
League for the outstanding portray
al Of the season.
Gals, Incorporated" q picture
described as sparkling cinema frolic
Will be the second hit Of tomorrow's
new show and presents Leon Enrol,
Harriet billiard and Grace McDon-
old in featured roles.
Don't forget the States early bird
show Thursday morning. Doors Of
the theater viii open promptly at
8 o'clock Thursday morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14
Anne DeBellis NeIU
Organization Head

The Young women's division Of
the YMCA last night elected Miss
Anne De4ellis as their president at
an organization meeting. The new
division is an amalgamation Of the
Young Women's 1nter-Club council,
the Tri-Y Inter- Club council and
the young women Of general chair
manship.
Miss Doris Nelson presided at the
meeting and extended greeting to
each Of the, newly-elected officers,
including Miss DeBellis as president:
Marjorie German, vice-president;
Marjorie Slater, secretary; Fay Bry-
an, social chairman; Josephine
Cianciolo, membership; Doris Bel
son, physical education program;
and Rae Guida, USO representative.
Miss DeBellis announced her resig-
nation aS president Of the inter-club
council following her election Is
division president. -
The young women's division VIII
sponsor Q dinner meeting Thursday
evening ct ct the Central "Y", DUR
ing which time program plans fol
the season will be completed and
Miss Elizabeth Faivre Of Hartford,
new girls secretary viii be well
coined.
The Daughters Of Union Veterans
will hold their first fall meeting to-
night at 8 In Trinity parish house.
Plans FOR fall and winter activities
will be discussed. Mrs. Hazel Ash
ley, president, will conduct the
meeting.
Miss Marjorie DiPietro, daughter
of Major and Mrs. Joseph DiPietro
Of Wildemere avenue has returned
from q two weeks vacation spent
at Avoca, Pa, with Miss Marie
Drusfuer, a classmate at st. Eliza
beth College.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14
POLI'S

Today will positively be your last
opportunity to see the outstanding
double feature program now show
ing at the Loew Poll theater. These
two big hits consist Of Heaven
Can Watt" the technicolor hit of
the day with dynamic Don Ameche
and the very lovely Gene Tierney,
and Someone to Remember. A
heart warming drama with Mabel
Paige and John Craven in the lead
ing roles.
The Loew Poll theater does 1t
againl Coming to this theater to-
morrow, and for two days. only. we
present In person on our stage,
gigantic Broadway vaudeville acts.
Positively direct from Broadway and
Leading night clubs, these stars
come to entertain you with q vari-
ETY. Of outstanding feats, and all at
our popular LpeW Prices. HEADLINE
ing this galaxy Of stars Is the Holly
wood singing etaElett. Edith Fellows,
who still very young has gained
recognition Tor her unusual ability;
next we have prltehard and Lord,
dance styllstsh and sensations IN
their own fieiG OF entertainment.
Fred n0neF, worlds Greatest Pick
pocket" 'SThe KiGealefs'' famous Tor
their impressions Of famous stars,
and top name bands. coming direct
from the Blue Network with their
thousand and one endgeia OF enter
talnnients Al xlinmy, popular Mas.
ter q Ceremonies, and faV0Flle song
writer. and composer, Of I'm Just a
Vngabon6 Lover" Rudy ValIaeA
Theme H0ng, Kaaion and AFmiiel6,
III H0lamnlF Can ~ NaaNlf." All
srpun6 spnee|anA viii aelE -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14
College Notes
studi oPhoto

Among local students entering
their senior year at the College OF
st. Elizabeth, Convent, N. j., are
Miss Polly Fleming. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fleming Of
Calumet street, Miss Alice Hutchin-
son, daughter Of, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hutchinson Of Randolph avenue,
Miss Mary Jane Hayes, daughter Of
Mrs. David Hayes Of Willow street,
Miss Marjorie DiPietro, daugh-
ter Of Major and Mrs. Joseph Di-
Pietro Of Wildemere avenue and
Miss Katherine Griffin, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James 3. Griffin,
Of Fox Street.
Miss Anne Nolan, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Nolan Of Ran.
dolph avenue, has entered the
freshman class OF the College Of ct.
Elizabeth, Convent, N. ]. Miss Mol.
an u IN alumna Of Waterbury
Catholic High school, class Of -.
Miss Anne, Lawlor, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william K. Lawlor Of
Hewitt street. left yesterday 10 enter
the freshman class ct Smith College,
Northampton, Mass. Miss Lawlor 10
Q graduate Of 81. Margaret's school.
class Of ~.
Miss Margaret Mary Honan,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ho-
nan Of Waterville strete, has entered
st. Joseph college, West Hartford.
Miss Lucy Ryan, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Ryan Of Water
vile street has returned to State
Teachers college In New Britain,
where she will graduate as q senior
In December, due to the accelerated
war program.
Miss Mary. Gilmartin, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Gilmartin
Of Chestnut avenue has entered st.
Joseph college In West Hartford.
as o member Of the junior class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14
ShOWe9S Honor
Miss Clifford

Miss Jean Clifford Or Robbins
street, whose marriage to Edwin
Saunders Of Naugatuck will take
place on Saturday, was honored re.
Gently BY friends.
Her sister, Miss Evelyn Clifford,
held q miscellaneous shower recent
". Those attending were:
Mesdames Roy WaIch, Raymond
Shove, A. L. Street, Neil Callahan,
Eva johnson, Arthur johnson, Louis
Vandereyk, Peter poggi, james Mol
an, Harry Dubuque, John Brown,
Stoweu Burnhann, John walsh, A.
T. Saunders, John Sheehan, Walter
johnson, Joseph Smith, Henry
| johnson, also Misses E.A.
johnson, e. A. Clifford, and also
Marjorie Kopp, Mary Conrick, Eve
lyn Jones, Jane Street. Beverly CAL
lahan.
Miss Evelyn Jones Of Naugatuck
was hostess at Q miscellaneous
shower held at her home in Miss
Clifford's honor. Among those pre-
sent were:
Mrs. John Jamison, Miss Ann
Wood, Mrs Hazel Tidmarsh, Miss
Margaret Rogers, Miss Evelyn Jones
Mrs. Wanda Leary, Mrs. Margaret
Fairbank, Miss Beverly Callahan,
Mrs. Helen Clyma, Mrs. Neil Gala
han, Mrs. e. A. clifford, Mrs. Dor
othy johnson, Miss Gabe Leary,
Mrs. John Blake, Mrs. Joseph Bag
ley, and Mrs. LaVerne Benson.
A gift party was held for Miss
clifford by Mrs. Arthur johnson.
Attending were the staff nurses Of
the Waterbury hospital, including:
Mesdatnes Catherine Rupsts,
Doris Wood, Mary Schofield, Kath-
crime Sanford, Helene Agnew, Glen
Ice, Wabuda, Mae Meyers, jeanne
Schuster, Evelyn Malaspina, H. Nc
Cue, r. Moody and Olge Pitcher.
Also, Misses Evelyn Jones, Ruth
Schulman, Laura Seaver, Gertrude
Axelby, katherine Sullivan, Violet
Schofield, Doris Hutchinson, Ann
FeduN and Bernice Krause.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Club Notes

the santa Agaraia Circle, No. ~
National Daughters Of Isabella, VIII
hold an important meeting q the
knights Of Columbus han tomorrow
evening at Sis. Plans win be COM
pleted for Q hingo 10 be held after
the next meeting. All members are
urged TO attend, so that the COM
mittee in charge may be selected.
James Walsh Of Vermont street 70
patient ct st. Mary's hospital,
where he Is recovering from an at
tack Of pneumonia.
Members OF winona Rebekah
lodge will attend the neighbors'
night get-together to be held on
Oct. 4 In Seymour, in response TO an
invitation by sylvan Rebekah lodge
Of that city.
A fund to be used to secure an
ambulance to be presented to the
q, 8. Army on Thanksgiving Day
was started by members Of Rebekah
assembly and Odd Fellows Of Con-
necticut. Donations may be made
by contracting . member Of the
committee which includes Mrs. Anne
Nichols, Mrs. May Manville, Mrs
Elizabeth Manville, Mrs. Elsie Reed
and Mrs. Hilda Rosevear.
A registration Of 400 girls for sew
ing and cooking classes In the fall
program Of the waterbury Girls
club has been reported by Miss
Emily B. Tickell, director.
Registration will continue today
from 0 q. m. to Q p. m. at the Girls
club at the Hopeville school pool
for physical education classes ct
$3.50 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14

Legion Auxiliary to
Hold First Meeting

The Arst fan meeting Of Corporal
Coyle Post, American Legion Aux
Hilary win be held tomorrow eve
ming ct 8 O'Clock h the Cassidy
building on Leavenworth street. I'M
portapt business, including assess
fnents, dues and the purchase Of
War Bonds, viii be discussed. Plans
will be formulated for the installa-
tion Of new officers, which takes
place Oct. 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14
Social Notes

Misses Marjorie Moriarty OF
Clough Road and Ruth Dutil Of
Colley street have returned from
New York, where they were regis
tered for the week at the Roosevelt
Hotel.
Mrs. Lillian Henderson Of Green
wood avenue has returned from
Staten Island, N. Y, where she
spent the past two weeks.
Miss Mae Braun Of Keefe street
spent the past two weeks visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.. Welt at Waldo
boro, Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14

Mrs. John H. Foster will preside
at the first fall meeting Of the home
missionary department Of First Bap-
fist church tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock
Miss Ethelyn Nichols will review the
book, eve Who Are Americans"
The home missionary meetings, un-
der the auspices Of the First Bap-
list church women this fall, viii deal
with racial groups which are the
population Of the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14
Contract Bridge
ELTON CLUB

winners In the Monday afternoon
series held under the direction Of
Mrs. william Sherman Smith were:
North and South: Mrs. Philip
Shaler, Mrs. Homer 0renier, 1904;
Mrs. Joseph Stevens, Mrs. william
Dunphy, l191S: Mrs. Clifford Petit.
jean, Mrs. George Moeller, li7M.
East and West: Mrs. l. v. But
terrified, and Mrs. Earl Pearson, tied
with Mrs. Peter German and Mrs.
william Baer, 1876,
Mrs. J. r. Neill and Mrs. Edward
Mraz, 1924.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14

NAN WYNN GOES SOCIAL
Columbia player Nan Wynn out
with Raj Pilot Duff Enright, do
ing the town at the Mocambo. Her
next is Columbia's Jam Session."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14
BETROTHAL ANNOUNCES

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rounkle @
New Britain announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, viylnA
Maria, to Raymond Michael Malta
seaman second class, q. 3. n. r., stAs
toned at Philadelphia, Pa., son q
Mrs. Michael J. Malta o9 Boyden
street. No date has been Get 2o
the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14

vacationlng
Seth Frederickson, Q naemhsE 6
the WaterviHle fire Departments M
mentioning in North ---s,
Conn.,, where he win attend tllN
Swedish convention.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-14

gns walks an beauty, Tire tle NIGHT
o. cloudless chimes and starry skies,
And oil that's best Of dark and bright
Meet in her aspect and her eyes.
Lord Byron
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-07
BUSINESS Unit
NAMES MEMBER
Clinton Florist Appointed
To Fill Vacancy In
Merchants Group

CLINTON, May e.-Ted Boney'
well known Clinton florist, was
named to fill a vacancy on the
board OF directors OF the CLINTON