The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-17

Chareys delicious scaIIops last Friday when I learned he was hospitaIzed. Here's hoping he's back in his white hat, apron and coat very shortly.
 Herb Karpeman son of Patrolman and Mrs Michael Karpeman of Merose Avenue, is with the 208th Coast Artillery somewhere in New Guinea. He's been across 16 months and writes everything fine and dandy with him. Before entering the service Herb was en- ployed by Chases in Watervie.
 Private Walter E. Buell. has been assigned to the S6th General Hospital at Fort Bragg N. c. Irving Cooke is a sergeant with the military police division at Togus Maine Fred R. Daniels Jr,, recently was pro- noted to corporal in Washington, D. C.. Private James R. Dusenbury is receiving his mail in of the postmaster at San Francisco, California Ditto for Sergeant Delmar Leroy Dunn. Private Walter E. Dunn is with the 413th Signal Company at Mitchell Yield, NY.
 Captain and Mrs. Eugene F. Oviatt have christ ened their of May 4th David Frederick Mrs. Ovatt is the former Harriet Gibbs, who is residing with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Leroy M. Gibbs while her husband is in active duty abroad.
 of cheap liquor and invaded an alleyWay to mbbe as only they can. The cop the beat them and real izng they already had much too much commanded them to to other pastures. They refused and with profanity you never heard before started to throw punches and kick like veterans. Their punches rent the air. but their kicks landed on the cops shnS and believe you me they hurt But the efficient blue coat had the situation well in hand and in no time had both coared Shortly after the pewagon arrived and he boys got ride the city. If these panhandlers )an fight policemen why in blazes can't they Aght for Uncle Sam or work in defense plants?
 Editor, Tall Tower Topics The Legion of Decency has placed the motion picture of Bur lesque - produced by Hunt Stromberg and released through United Artists in the condemned cassfica- ton. The Legion has given the following for this action "The film contains double meaning ines salacious dances and situations, and indecent tunes, presented against the background of a form of entertainment" National Legion of Decency, B East 51st Street, N Y. c.
 unique bond appeal has just been received by local oseopathc physicians printed on the program for the War Service Conference and 39th annual business meeting of the New England Osteopathic Association, which ended days intensive sessions today Prov dence, R. l. Entitled, "A Postmark Slogan for Victory is composed of cancellations from various United States postofces With states included it reads Purchase (N.Y) United (Pa.) War (WV) Bond (Coo) Orr oka Stamps Ark9 The slogan was contributed t by uence, whose hobby is collecting postmarks.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. Joseph Czine of S74 Country Club Road have christened their daughter of May 11th, Marilyn Mary. Lieutenant Charles B. Via is somewhere in North Africa :. Roderick Macdonald, second class, son of Mr. and Mrs Donald Mac donald, has returned to Camp Peary, Va after brief furlOugh here last week.
 Mr. and Mrs Robert Marshall of 51 Catherine Avenue have three in the service. They John, James and Thomas, all in the U. s. Army. MT and Mrs MI Robertson Boyd of Willow Court M have two sons in the Army and another in the Navy Thomas and William are soldiers while Robert is gob.
 George M. Rupf, seaman second class son of Henry Rupf of Al Johnson Street, has been granted leave following completion of his basic training at the U. s. Naval Training Station at Sampson, N Y He is eligible for further assignment where additional specialized instruction will be given Upon completion of this next step in his naval Buejacket George may qualify for petty officer rating and will be avail able for assignment to ship shore station.
 Private Richard M Lewis of 987 South Mair Street, a former employe of the American Brass Company, has arrived at the Atlantic City Basic Training Center Army Air Forces Technical Training Command While attached hnr