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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Jap Doctor
Kills His
Wounded

CHICAGO, Sept IN GNS)-
Evidence Of the killing Of
wounded laps by their medical
officers before the retreat on
At'u Island was contained in the
diary OF an American-educated
japanese physician. The diary
was translated by a chaplain and
copy Of II was brought home
by Scahcc William V. Shannon
II --iT TX 77r-k- III. t1TIC entry ToaT-
The fate Of East Arms (thc
japanese physicians ScCtOrl il
decided. 80 burned docu-
mentS and prepared to destroy
the patients.
Another entry said
"\erN BUSINESS OF our COM
manding officer il severe. and
he said his last word 10 his
officers and nOncommiSSioned
officers. Tomorrow he will die.
He gave all his articles away.
HaStN chap"
Toward tho end tho diary said .
To-day We assembled in
front Of headquarters. The last
assault i 10 be carried out. All
the patients in the hospital
were made 10 commit suicide.
Only 33 years of living and I
am TO die here. I have no re-
gretS. am grateful that I
have kept the peace i'm my soul.
Two hours ago took care of
a the patients with grenades."
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
JAPs SPREAD OUT

Already there is evidence that
the japanese are finding il diff
cult 10 maintain strong air con-
Ccntrations az all OF their far
flung bases
Tho Allies can strike from two
directions against Europe-on the
west from Great Britain or on
the south from American, Sicilian
and Italian bases. Italy'S gradual
COLLAPSE estimated 20 have dc
pTTvCCt tioTmanv- 0f approximately
10 per cent of her war power.
Pat rapidly expanding United
Nations war effort promises stead
ilY 10 increase the military and
productive burden Of the United
Stttcs and Great Britain
II seems obvious now that pro-
iOnPatI0n 0f rhc conferences hero
b bctwccn Mr.. Roosevelt and
Churchill dealt with strategy 10
develop quickly after Italy'S sur
render.
Washington heard apparently
wcil-fouudCd reports today Of fur
thor military movements ar least
equal in significance 10 yeSter-
days landing in the vicinity Of
Naples by clements Of Tt. Cen
Mark Clark's Fifth Army.
Tho LCmAindcE or his forces and
II Gen George II Patton's Soy
nHtH AFH7p- remain 10 be accounted
for AS wcH as three British armies
in The Middle East
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Police Hunt Husband
For Tavern Knitting

Mrs Betty Rowling. % Of 337
Alaconh. IS IN serious condition Al
ftrrr1vIUC Hospital today with
knife wounds In the chest alleC-
cdiy inflicted by her eStranCed
husband William. 45. as the two
Sat IN a bar at 3707 Third last
night
The husband fed from the bar
after the woman Slumbcd 10 the
floor lie is sought by police.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Drives Forecast
Mighty Blow al
JdpSin6WeekS

V ASHINGTON. Sept. IN tUP)
Another quick drive into Eu-
rope and within six weeks or 50
the 6BSt major thrust against
Japan in Asia were believed todav
10 top the Allied time table fixed
hy President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Winston Churchill.
The thrust in Asia against Japa-
neSe positions controlling the Bur
ma road VIII be ted by Lord Louis
MetfHtbattetf.- former Commando
chief
Tic Burma offensive was CX-
pcctod 10 bc preceded by a series
oI trip-hammor blows against
widely scattered enemy air bases.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

Sicily playground OF the
Gods-NOw conquered nv
American Airmen. Where the
Winged First Aviator
per,shed: Where Archimedes
Set the Roman GalIeNs Ahame
With His Lost Fire Ray;
Where Pluto. King of the Tn
derwOrld, TricIted Lovely Perse-
phone Into Marriage win a
Prehistoric "Booby Trap; and
Where for CenturieS Invading
Armies Have Followed Its
TreachrrouS pathway of Des-
tiny" 10 Victory or Defeat. IN
Illustrated Double Page Ert-
ture i'm The American Weekly.
Famous Magazine Distributed
with This Sundays Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

Gerald Foley and Joseph DE Maar
of Grand Rapids SgtS. Berry,
WcStopcr and Herbert kidapf- -ef
YpSllanti and SEts. James Hogan
and William Ebcrts of Detroit. T.
It. Burl Chase, Dearborn, and
Mess sgt John KrcSK, Iron
River, supervised the lunch.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Woman Takes Poison

/, FoII0WiUg a family Argument
Pauline Broughton. -. of 2305
Fark. attempted suicide. police
said by taking poison. She is IN
>crlou, condition at Receiving
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
AnNEErIsFMENr

To help prevent heat rash
lso called prickly heat AZ
well as TO relieve and soothe
heat-rash irutated skin,
use Mexsana. formerly
Mexican Heat Powder Just
sprinkle this refreshing
medicated powder wall
over such irritated skin.
Costs little. Get Aiexsans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
Officer Candidate
 Honored At Suppe,

Herbert Colby of Branch street, who has been appointed a candi- date for officers Training School and leaves shortly for training was given Q buffet supper at his home on Sunday evening.
 Those in attendance were: MT, and Mrs. Albert Kaercher, MT, and Mrs. Nicholas Hapenny, MT, and Mrs. Burton Bradley, MT, and Mrs. George Trosky, MT, and Mrs. Bertel Adamson, MT. and Mrs. Andrew doodsoll, MT, and Mrs, Walter Col- by, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Joseph Mecca, MT. and Mrs. William Harnick, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Moher, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Hannick, MT, and Mrs, George Trosky, Jr,, Mrs Ter esq Colby, Mrs. Cyril Mallette of Marion, Ohio; MT, and Mrs, James Hunt, Marion Hunt and Rose Tri- carico of Bristol; Mss Mary Erwin and Miss Elizabeth Fiurnier Of Hartford, the Misses Tcssic Vincent, Eleanor Whitehead, Helen Palmo- ski. Martha NatoWich, Mildred Kaerchcr, Ann Harty, Mac Harty, Monica Schwartz, Doris Colby, Ren" ald Ouimet, Joseph Summa, Joseph OleskGy, Raymond Ouimet, Robert Colby, Walter, Herbert and Richard Colby, and Mrs, Walter Colby, ST.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
SALVATION ARMY
 VOICES APPEAL
Seeks Enlistment of Young Women to Serve in War
 Welfare Pursuits

AM NrgeNt eaN has been issued by Commissioner Ernest I, PugMtre eastern territorial leader Of the Sal. VAst0M Army with headquarters in New XoSk City, fer the immediate enlistment of 100 women between the ages of 1& and so for life Ser- Ntee fM various branches of Salvation Army work according to tnfOrfna- el0A received today by Mator Hugo Wt9evg of the local corps,
 Because 0f the drafting of the nations MAaNpOwer bN the goverN- ANeNt, Commissioner PNgMtre states y0NlMg women are needed to keen the home front Mtae6 to aid the men of our armed f0reeS tn various camps U> S O clubs. and Salvation Army eeNterS> and to assist as always iM the rehabilitation of broken lives aud heMeS.
 Women are also urgently needed For specialized work as nurses and nurses, aides for the Arfny's lS hospitals, eltNteS, various homes. set, dement's and day nurseries, More than 800 women in the Salvation AEtNSiS eastern area are now engaged m this special program of keeping the home fires htlvNtng,
 MAloN WtbeVg will make a special plea in the service next Sunday night for candidates for the next session 0f training at the Army's Training Colleee in New York City, which opens next September,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
A, Teresa CroaGAey
 Senior SPAR O6ces

Lieutenant Teresa M Crowley, USG,Q> EW1RA has been appointed senior SPAR N2feNr at the new Hunter CoMegN Training Station
 Lieutenant Crowley was formerly pEoeNRemeM& NffSeeN at the U> S Coast 6SsAE& MeA@a(AATAeES, Wash MgS@M, D, c, A native New T0v&sN she has hong been NT0RASMeMtAy S0NMN tined &M New YNE& club and W@' mems activities
 A graduate of GNASMAAaA UHASVegSt- ty with degrees 0f bachelor el SeleAee aud master Nf SESS, hle&teM- ant C1NMAeY was an instructor al MllES GNlAeee, CAARNEMlA later al Barnard GNalege 0f CNNASMAaa UrAt, VezSAtN> She WAS ItSeet0E Nf SAs cARF0M Club WMSM she 10kMs& tAs service in lSA2> G&e@teSAAMt cT0WAeS wNS also a member SE the New York State MlMasNSaSM Wage BeASA AASd was appointed t@ industrial e0RMMit- tees of the UMlte& states haANT De pNFsMeMt in several tRsae &ASaNNSeS
 AS SeAAoE SPAR NffSeeE. Lieutenant Crowley W4M be m charge Nf the training of the SRARS at Hunter Col, AeeN, now one 0f the largest 0f the U, & Naval Training SeMNNAS teS the W0MeM& Reserve
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
To The Local TheaterS
POLI'S

Today the Loew Poll presented another Star.Spangled stage show with the presentation, in person, Of Tony Pastor and hts famous orches- tra. featuring Stuhby Pastor and vocalist Marcia Rice, Pastor and the boys Will he here for two days only. today and tomorrow, and they can. be seen for four shows daily at the regular times of i;20, 400, e;S0 and o;0o D, m,
 A special added attraction on the bill is lovely, petite Dixie Dunbar dancing star of stage and screen, You have witnessed Dixie in many q sparkling screen musical hit the past few years and now you arc being offered the rare opportunity of meeting this popular dancer in person. so Do sure to come down to the Pol either tonight or to. morrow,
 There are also many other heads line entertainers on this weeks bill among them Val Irving, radio INVol1te,
 And in addition to the stage show there is a gala screen program with the screen show getting underway promptly at "a noon, doors of the theater opening at ii;46 Q, m. to accommodate thousands of defense workers.
 The screen program Is topped by that popular trio, Preston Foster of ''Thunderbirds" fame, Richard Dix and Leo Carrillo in American Em- pire" a picture packed with thrills, excitement. romance and adventure, Rounding out the screen fare are selected shorts and the latest news happenings from al lover tho world
 On Friday the Loew Poll opens with @ five-day engagement of Philip Dorm in "ChetnikS," breath. taking story of the fighting gucrr!l- las, and on the same bill the smash comedy hit "The Meanest Man in the World" starring Jack Benny.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
STRAND

Well--here they are folks--JuSt as VIC promised,
 Boom Town" and "Little Nellie Kelly" Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
 Could you imagine anything bet- ter to do these cold wintry days than to come to the Strand theater and enjoy two smash "hits" like these picturesP
 Boom Town" rings with blow for w--romance---the gaiety of the oil field dance hall --- sparkling girls - the wish of the oil well and every. thing that makes the west what 1t it and always will be-a thrill.
 To see Spencer Tracy and Clark Gable go to town over business and romance--to sec beautiful Hedy Lac marr and Claudette Colbert doing their best to win their man and to enjoy that gay laugh which comes from Frank Morgan. Its stupendous dynamic and thrilling to have all these stars in one picture of a mil- lion. It's a chance of a life time to be able to enjoy all this.
 Gable and Tracy are at their best and who could be finer than these two men of brawn who fight at the drop of a hat and in the next mos ment are shaking hands over the bar.
 The theater going public will find Frank Morgan the same lov- able character and in Lamar and Colbert VIC see gals who know how to dress. as well as love. You'll love them.
 Leaving the mules and other att fractions of the oil fields we find Judy Garland and George Murphy in a cab and what singing as they clop, clop along behind that horse and cabby.
 Murphy may be the pride of the Irish cops, but Garland is the pride of his heart and very coyly she lets him know that she adores him and his uniform and as the belle of the ball, they waltz to the strain of sweet music that makes you jingle to your toes. Irish tunes that warm you through and through and shure you must see these stars to appreciate them.
 If its true there is a Blarney stone--surely this charming pair must have Kissed 1t for they are full of love. gaiety and blarney-- it's the top O the mornin' all through to those who see them. One can picture Shamrocks grow ing on Broadway as they sing Little Nellie Kelly" You will want to sing too and win go home hum- hing all the tunes of the show. It's stupendous-lovable and TO- mantle. The talk of the town.
 Don't miss these two pictures for it's the chance of your life to be able to some to the Strand on We'd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
Amateur ShoW
 At Woren's Club

At it's meeting yesterday after. noon the Waterbury Women'S Clut was entertained by Q production ol Philip Johnson'S ono act play World Without Men". An oil fe- male cast of Civic Theater members gave tho performance. They in. cluded MrB. Beatrice Wood, Mrs Gene Stettbacher, Mrs. Alice Akins Miss Eleanor stull, Miss Mabel Lit. tlchales, Mrs. Bessie Wilson and Miss ClariSSn Deming.
 Mrs. John s. P. Castle directed the play, Miss Helen Minor was in charge Of tho staging,
 Following n food sale sponsored by the ways and means committed Of the women's club, A, TreSkunoti Of AnSonia, A photographer who hRf done makeup for various amateur theatrical groups, gave n lecture and demonstration on Makeup foi Stage and Screen" The principle part Of his demonstration was de. voted to tho problem Of agHing the faces Of players.
 Mrs. John W. Potter, president ol the Women'sC Tub, pannounced that over Si 300 of the money needed fol the conversion of the furnace ct the clubhouse had been subscribed. The next meeting of the Women's Cut will be held on March g At 2,3t o'clock, at which time, pr. D Brewer Eddy will be the speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
ACTIVITIES
Coronas Club
 Aids Red Cross

A donation of ten dollars towards the Red Cross War Fund Drive was voted at the regular meeting of the Coronas Club held Monday evening in the Colonial Room of the Hotel Elton.
 Miss Connie Ciaccio, President, presided at the business meeting,
 The business session was followed by . musical program in charge of Mrs. Carmine Nastri, Chairman of the Program Committee. A musical qulz was also enjoyed, first prize be- ing awarded to Mrs. P. DiLauro for perfect score, second prize to Mrs. P. Sylvestro, third prize to Mrs. Domenic Mecca, and fourth prize to Mrs. Andrew Sirica.
 HostesseS for the evening were Miss Lillian Manganaro, chairman; Mrs. P. Sylvcstro, Mrs, Joseph Rem zoni, and Miss Mary MaEzarella.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10

attention of Q theatrical producer who becomes more interested in her possibilities as a stage star than he is in her abilities as q song-writer,
 The new film is q sparkling vest ful combination Of all that is good in light entertainment, from im- pressiye ballet to the hilarious an- ties of the sensational canine yau- deyille troupe known as "The Brick" layers, a dozen dogs who build a house,
 All in all here is one picture that should Dc seen by every member of the family put it right at the top Of your "muSt" list and be sure to see 1t at the State before the closing performances Saturday evening.
 And for your further enjoyment the management presents "A Night To Remember co-starring Loretta Young and Brian Aherne,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
Mrs. HA. .StrosU
 CrOHpP President

nc WonAsMe RlslA Army Oe the American SoeAeeT tor the control ot CNMeeE yesterday elected Mrs. laenEH a. StrNW of Grove street aS is president,
 ne slate alaa includes Mra. n. 1ee&SeM SheEwlll assistant com, HaNM&NES CAaRaeS N lRwtA aS- SlSeNMe cashier 0f the Waterbury National bank. treasurer Ken. nReM F Robinson. financial cam NAAEN GfreeaoF. and C. Russell SamnG publicity dtreeeor>
 pNg@g Apgsl whtNh has been SeSasNate0 AS ~CAneer Control Month, tAN Paela Army wtll eoN~ duct teS annual educational cam pAlgM N1E& Str0w announced that elthoNRh the campaign was to NA conducted thFoNghONk the month, the week of Aprn lS had been @eSlgNatea for the intensive @Ssve M WAtegANry> she stressed that the primary purpose of the campaign waS education. pointing cut that a staff of both medical and lay speakers waS available to address group meetings
 pE Edward | Godfrey. city health officer, reported that leaf lets on cancer e0Atrol would be @tSeFiANte1 t0 the schools by wel~ Rare department nurses, and that the Waterbury Health CoNneil was SsNppoStmg the ApSil educational eASNpAtgN>
 nr> Joseph O Collins. chairman of the executive committee. pre- sided at the luncheon session. which was also attended by Mrs, Douglass O ANrAham Of Water town, state commander of the Wo. aAeMS Hela army
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
CLUB ARRANGING SOCIAL FUNCTION

Plans for a basketball game and aaMee were discussed last night at a meeting of the Mary Abbott Com- mNMity club In the Mary Abbott school gymnasium, The game. fea- turing an old timers team against the regular team, will be played March 20 and arrangements are un- der the direction of Mrs. Florence Car0SelloN chairman of the enter tainMeNt committee and James Rol&, chairman of the basketball team,
 A $2S war bond donated by Lewis TedeSeo to the team for the benefit of the basketball banquet was awarti- ed to Miss Virginia Iongo at the meeting last night. Louis Vogt of Waterbury. and his Seeing Eye dog will be guests at the next regular monthly meeting,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
Mrs. A. Lan1port
 Addresses H0doss0h

More than one hundred and iif- ty members of tho Waterbury Chap. ter of Hadassah yesterday heard Mrs, Alexander Lamport of New York city, at Beth.El Auditorium.
 Mrs, Lamport described child wel- fare, refugee rehabilitation and war relief work in Palestine. Youths rescued from Germany are now serving with tho English. Palestine Army In North Africa; young wom- on arc in the Palestine Auxiliary Territory Service, and children Aro being placed on farms,
 Miss Natalie Reich sang thruo selections, accompanied by Mrs, Charles RoSengnrten, at the piano, A dramatic reading, "Wo VIII Re- member" was presented by Misses Ida Fried and Hannah 0ol- man. Mrs, Clarence Freedman was chairman of the meeting, assisted by Mrs. Edward Goldberg and Mrs. Abraham Fandiller. Tho HRdasSRh unit plans to sponsor . benefit supper to Aid medical units in Palestine hospitals April % 'at The Elton,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
Third Church
 Dessert Brid

The Ladies Aid of the Thlfd Congregational church sponsored a dessert bridge and "Whito Elaphpnt Sale" yesterday afternoon Rt the Parish Hall,
 Mrs. George Moeller. Mrs. Albert Harris, Mrs, Robert Jones, Mrs, Mill ton Atkins, Mrs. Frank Williams and Mrs. Clifford Turney served as hus~ tesses for the party Mrs, Leon Sinqmars received the antiInacessar set donated by Mrs, Clifford Turney; and Mrs, John Brown, the door prize.
 Among the players were Mrs, Qomar R. Lewis Mrs, Qeoago Knowles, Mrs, William Barnes, Mrs David Mcconnell, Mrs, D, P. Cas- taldo, Mrs, Henry Pritchard, Mrs. James oDnnelly, Mrs, William Carew, ST, Mrs, Henry L. Tucker, Mrs, Clifford Petitjean, Mrs, RaEs- ford Harrison, Mrs, Earl Stetscn, Mrs. George W. Moeller. Mrs, D. W. Erk, Mrs, Algert Harris, Mrs, Robert A, Jones, Mrs, Frank Williams, Mrs. clifford Turney Mrs Prank Wilson, Mrs, Gary Dickinson, Mrs, Marlin Litschauer, Mrs, Otto zibold,
 Mrs, William StelnmatI, Mrs. Wal ter TroSke, Mrs, John Brown, Mrs, Harold l., Fogg, Mrs, Louis pioharSl, Mrs. Joseph Mackie, Mrs, Herman Valentine, Mrs, Gilbert Henderson, Mrs. Henry Vollers, Mrs, Mary Lor- eng, Mrs. Emma Herd, Mrs, Frank T, Santoro, Mrs, Herman RletEel, Mrs. Jerry Nolan, Mrs, Alfred King, Mrs. George Reid, Mrs, Clarence Smith, Mrs. Arthur Hills, Mrs. D. A, Hine, Mrs. Arthur Warfel.
 On March 24 tho Aid will conduct . Household Demonstration" At the Parish Hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
LOcal Students Sing
 ln College Concert

The Misses Mary Jane Raves Mary MeSey> Evelyn keNMy and teEr eta 0BEaeM @f Waterbury and VSf- eAlA Se1AAM ef Devon waN loSN with the MMetS~SAN members @f the St, EaazaAe$M cOaAese 0lee Club iR then eighth annual e0aAeeFs at TNWA Han, New Y0E& City, to be given this year on Saturday eSeMA& MAEeA 2F>
 Miss A&ee BeMMe, S@QEaM@ et Orange, N J., win be S0AeASts Miss Anita FAAAA e1 MApAewe0A, eo-ehAiS- man of the concert and president Of the senior class W4ll play a MNEA- Der of plano selections
 Fe&eg4e JeSAyM, the Glee Club coach win GSEeet,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
Mildred Durr
 ReceiUeS Gifts

Mrs. Harry Hanson of Warner Place entertained at her home on Monday evening with a miscel. laneouS shower in compliment to Miss Mildred Durr of Willow street.
 Among her guests were Mrs, Leo Dumond, Mrs. Henry 0agne, Mrs. Raymond Sugden, Mrs. William Henderson, Mrs. Carl Petterson, Mrs. Clement Nlely, Mrs, Edward Plourde, Mrs. Gilbert Hansno, Mrs Arthur Durrn, Mrs. Joseph Carno, Mrs. Francis Hebney, Mrs. Alfred Baril, Mrs. Arthur Bobb, Mrs. Louis Venter, Mrs. Betty 0ovack, Mrs. Douglas Stephens, Mrs, George Noble, Mrs. Thomas Evans, Marie Dumond, Louise Dumond, Jacque- line Hanson, Myrtle Hanson, Marie Hanson, and Irene Venter,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
Personal
Associueos Fote
 Mss SilUerNm

AElm HsGAse DSAeReA WlvSsAaA Saa Kuese ee honor Nk . SaEpEa8e crystal ShOwee given AeoneNy sgeA> ing lh tAe Hamlngo Room eg tae Lorraine Shop Smpaogss. Nklas sA- vegman VII become the eEaae Oe Marvin Erwin SASlAfSkN Q ReslaeAe of New Haven, now stationed Wlth She Unlsed SeAtaS Army lA DeAyeE SolOratlo.
 Those attending weFes Mrs, Harry slFenoaNIA, Mrs. Max BiEenAANRa, Yrs. MaFkaEet DeNNoOln, MgS. 3eorRe Waite, Mrs, Sampson Sae~ gea Mrs. Marcel UltAOwSRA, Mrs. Arthur UlaneaA, Mrs. EMwENnce Gender, Mrs. CaF0aine RaWaoSel, Mrs. Joseph MfaFaSzeWS&l Mls. Michael Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Richard 0eady Mrs, Vincent WllkOwSRl Mrs Albion Dodge, Mrs, Frank KoFVw~ lotny, and Mrs, WilfasA Crane,
 Also Misses Esther SllvezMNn, Helen McoulAn, Ruth KuAofsky, Ruth Baron, Hdna SwirS&y, 0aga NewSoA, Irene WaAtE Victoria Copes, Rae Epstein, MaEyNn 0Feen~ blAtts, Alice Vary Nora Lawson, EstheF Rich, Bessie SllvezmaM, Margaret ConVAFd, Theresa Con- nell Connie WlleAsky, end Peggy scholar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
Weddings
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

CORNELL CLUB
 Scorers in the Tuesday evening tournament under the direction oi Mrs. j. c. Morlarty included; north- south, Mir. and Mrs. William Meyers i04; Mir. and Mrs. George Cashman O3; east-west, Thomas Edwards, D r. O'Connor, tied with Mrs. Louis Schmidt, Newell Mitchell, 04; Mrs J. W. Crone, Mrs. Roger Peabody D3ih.
 The official standing: Mr, and Mrs. Meyers, 386h; Mir, Edwards MT. O'Connor, 3B6; Louis Merrill Mrs. William Petitjean, 382k; Helen OMeara, Mrs. Walter Dews, $50,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
Battery C Auxiliary
 To Attend Mass

Battery c, 208th Association will attend Mass on Sunday morning at 6 o'clock at the Church Of the Im- maeulate Conception, The Mass will te said for the Boys Of the 20Bth and the 208th Band, serving over" seas.
 Relatives, friends and members are requested to meet at 7:SB o'clock in front Of the Church to attend the Mass in Q body. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
HEBREW LADIES

Mrs. Alfred FinkIestcin of Cooke street was hostess to the board members of the Hebrew Ladies Aid at her home on Monday.
 Tentative plans were made for . Passover Drive.
 Mrs. Harry Klamkin presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-10
DESIGNS YlCTORY ELAG

Harrison. Me.-(UPl-Gottlieb J, HNwyler has designed a victory flag which he hopes will become the symbol of all the United Nations, The flag consists of a rippled tri- e0l0red ~V'' at the left as a symbol of victory rippling throughout the nations Three stars and a bar at the right of the flag are emblsmatic of the three dots and a dash for victory.