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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
POLLS

Capacity audiences at the Early
Bird show Of the Loew Poll theater
this morning acclaimed goth Gen.
fury Foxs new musical hit win
tertime" one Of the best and most
entertaining Aim sensations Of the
year.
Set against the background OF
the snow-capped mountains OF
Canada, "Wintertime." starring
Sonia Henie, is a tuneful comedy
that has plenty Of laughs. pretty
girls and lifting songs.
In addition to Sonia Hen1e, the
cast includes Jack Oakie, with
wise-cracks, and advice galore;
Cesar Romero, dashing after and
away from the women as usual;
Carole Lands, lovely and still after
her man, and Woody Herman and
his famous orchestra.
snowcovered mountain peaks are
a natural habitat for Sonic. In this
film she has an opportunity to pre-
sent several of her elaborate skating
routines to her devoted fans. She
has a chorus Of skaters who make
up her regular trouple, to skate with
her in this picture.
Featured among the skating rou-
tines is a dramatic number known
as the Snowbird sequence. There Is
a chorus of 48 skaters who perform
in this number with Sonia. Co.'S
tunes in the scene are brilliantly
interpreted and feature the usual
ballet-skating skirt Of net, long
sleeves, huge epaulet wings" on
the shoulders and high headdress
Of feathers, making the most lavish
scenes ever presented on any screen
at any time. The girls do their
dance to the incompatible rhythms
of Woody Herman and his orches-
ira. Included among the songs
are "Wintertime," II Like 1t Here
and Dancing in the Dawn" The
title tune is q standout, while the
novelty numbers include Drums
and Dreams" and I'm All-A-Twit-
ter Over You"
The second big hit on the pro-
gram 10 the thrilling and daring
Report from the Aleutians.' In
brilliant technfcoior with our own
boys IN action. This great dramatic
story tells the inside story Of the
real truth Of the attack on Attu.
Il features our own boys in the
front lines giving their all for
freedom. Be sure 10 see it--every
real American has q son or brother
1 nthe service and who knows you
may SEQ him in this great film.
never bolpro presented on any
screen. Don't fail 70 see the real
reason why our boys are giving
their lives Cor 3 free country.
comIng % TIE Loew Poll theateF
Wednesday nnN XhuFadag Is q giant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
Beauties'H Hints
Change In Line
OF Lips Often
Adds TO Beauty
BY ALICIA HART
Noa Staff Writer

Sometimes you see q woman who
would b . beauty II Il weren't for
the shape Of her mouth. Maybe 70
has . pinchsd look. Possibly II q
much too large. Or, again, Il may
have no atape ct all.
There have been times when this
could have ruined the career Of q
stage or motion picture asplrant,
II they hadn't been taken IN hand
by o make-up expert who sliced"
off q bit Of mouth or added" Q bit
to Il.
Dolores Moran, beautiful blonde
Hollywood newcomer, who appeared
most recently In the film version Of
"Old Acquaintance" told me Of Q
few tricks her studio makeup man
showed her which she thinks may
be helpful to you.
II, for instance, your lips are too
thin, you can make them look full
Ter and more appealing by applying
your hpstick just little outside the
true contour.
Or, should your mouth be o bit
too full, then powder Il well and APP
ply the npstick Q little inside the ma
tural outline. Don't have the lip
stick end In q sharp line In the cor
ners, she warns, but rather let Il
fade off softly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
STRAND

Filmed In cooperation with the
United States Marine Corps,
M-Q-M's salute to the Marines"
stars wallace Berry in two-fisted,
action packed wartime story that Is
as inspiring as Old Glory itself. The
DhotOpIay Is now a. the Strand
Theatcr and win be held ovr for
three more days; ending Tuesday
night.
Done up IN Technicolor, the pic
lurs Is not only q tribute TO Wallace
neery's thirtieth year In motion pic
lures. but also q salute 70 the night
ing Marines. the "fighting'est men"
III the service.
naery, IN q diamond in-the-
rough role that has made him
famous, portrays 3 believing, tough
sthey-coEne leatherneck sergeant,
veteran Of 30 years IN uniform. Re-
tired from the corps. be later or
nixna q Filipino @army" 70 night
aa ruthless Jap hosaes invading the
hi'ipplneE.
Teamed with DeeFy for The lirst
.Iae d pcF1onable Pay Painter. re-
H5rr1d foF her stirring perform
zfs n tTh1 War Aeaius Mrs. Had
A. No neace loving wife. Mas
M pflaA6sa Hsefy q &Ase
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16

Tying on one Of these pretty
aprons is going to prove helpful to
morale next time you're faced
with q sinkful Of dishesl
Pattern No. e45S Is In sizes IL, IL,
10, 10, 20; 40, AZ. Size IL bib top
style takes / 7-8 yards 32-inch ma
terial; tie-on style, ! 3-e yards.
Pattern No. e420 Is In sizes 80, "a,
SO, 80, 40, ~, A and 46. Size 81
takes 2 SO yards 32-inch material.
For these attractive patterns send
15c plus 1c for postage for each In
coins, your name, address, pattern
numbers and sizes wante dto the
Waterbury Democrat Today's Pat
tern Service, 106 Seventh Ave-, New
York II, N. Y.
Keep up your wartime sewing,
thus you are helping bring victory
sooner. QUILL find 50 pages Of abb
sorbing sewing news, 102 new de-
signs In the new fall issue Of
FASHION. just out. A copy Is
Is cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16

the service he loves for domestic
life.
salute TO the Marines" Is o vivid
and warm perturbation Of leather
necks in the Philippines, Marine
training and valor in battle are care.
fully pictured in the inspiring story.
The supporting cast performs admir-
ably. Reginald owen Is a Nazi fifth
columnist, Ray Collins Is Beery's
veteran colonel, Marilyn Maxwell
playes Beery's comely daughter, VIII
liam Lundigan Is a young Leather
neck flyer in love with Marilyn, Keye
Luke Is Beery's Filipino punch drunk
boxer pal, and Donald Curtis, also in
love with Marilyn, Is an infantry
lieutenant.
Walt Disney's colorful cartoon
revue Is on the same program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
STATE

Held over by popular demand
phantom Of the Opera" viii con-
tinuo showing at Warmers State
theater through performances Tues
day evening.
Co.starring Nelson Eddy. Susan
na Foster and Claude Rains "Phan-
tom Of the Opera" Is the thrillingly
magnificent technicolor production
that has the whole town talking.
Photographed In technicolor and
featuring q cast Of thousands, the
picture has attracted record breaK-
ing crowds at Its premiere showings
IN key cities throughout the coun-
try.
Nelson Eddy, Susanna Foster and
Claude Rains are co-starred. other
distinguished players in the huge
supporting cast include Edgar Bar
rier, Leo GARLIC, Jane Farrar, j:
Edward Bromberg, Fritz Field and
Hume Cronyn.
The Castor Leroux composition,
on which the story Is based, Is re-
aarded as extraordinary screen ma
feriai, combining as it does romance
mystery, music and an element OF
dramatic terror unique In literature
The magnificent Paris Opera, COM
plete In every ornate detail, serves
Is q background for the spectacular
n1elodramatic sequences.
Eddy and Miss Foster appear as
ouera singers and Rains has the IT,
he role Of the Phantom" the frus-
trated, disfigured musician, ter
rifying monster shrouded IN mystery
who haunts the giant edifice.
Producer George Wagner sup
plied the lyrics for Lullaby Of the
Bells'' one Of the films musical
numbers and aso furnished lihrettos
for three operate sequences.
You're A Lucky Fellow, Mr.
Attn Is the second hit Of the pro-
gram and features Allan Jones and
Evelyn Ankers.
Coming Wednesday next to the
state is Warner Bros newest fun
hit princess O'Rourke" co-starring
Olivia de Havilland and Robert
Cummings; also Adventure In
1rau'. For Whom The Bell Tolls
Is coming soon to the State and will
enjoy q special road show engage
ment at that theater. Watch for
it it's on the way to the State.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
WOLCOIT QUARTET
HURT IN BRISTOL

Bristol, oct. 16-Tour persons
were injured Friday afternoon when
an automobile in which they were
riding crashed into O telephone
pole on Wolcott street.
The four, who were all treated At
Bristol Hospital, were Jerry Duval
Of Wlocott, driver Of the car; his
wife, Mrs. Lea Duval and their two
grandchildren, Teddy and Diane
Markat, both Of Wolcott.
The driver received Q cut on the
nose, his wife . hip injury and 10.
cerations Of the face and head, and
the children minor cuts and bruises.
Policeman Gordon Page. who in
vestigated, said the automobile was
demolished and the telephone pole
was broken off ct It's base. The In
vestigation has not yet been COM
pleted he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
By ANN 8TEVTCk
NRA Stan COFrespOude

washington, oct. 10 = II may be
news To- you, but the British long
ago discovered that there q enough
milk left n en- empty can Or
bottle 70 make o respectable batch
Of biscuits. British nutxitionists
have counseiled another 10 rinse out
bottles and cans and use the last
bit IN cooking.
Bg such methods the British
have taken pains 10 see that chill
dren get full benefit Of the extreme
" short milk supply. Scenes and
cookies are made Of similar rem
nants of sour milk.
The British National Milk
Scheme, IN eject since 1910 has
involved rigid Soning Of deliveries,
special priority allowances for Inc
fants, permits FOR condensed milk,
ALLEGATIONS Of dried milk TO certain
individuals.
Il Is unlikely that the q. 8.
shortage viii be that critical. But
the war Food Administration Is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
ROOsEVELT GETS ROLE

Hollywood, Calif.-John Alexan-
der, who stole the show as Teddy
Roosevelt in both the stage and
Warner Bros screen version Of
Arsenic and Old Lace" has been
signed to q long-term contract by
Jack L. Warner.
His first assignment will be the
role Of Conderley in mr.. Skeffing-
ton" under the direction Of VIM
cent Sherman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
JACQUES

Performances this afternoon and
evening conclude the engagement OF
Naughty Mites, current attrac-
ton at Jacques theater. Julie Bry..
an, tall, blonde and terrific ana
comedian Frank X. Silk head giant
cast Of burlesque favorites which In
cludes Harry Levine, Mickey Pearl,
Lew Denney, Dolores Green ana
"Strut" Flash. Starting Monday the
daily matinee will be presented at
$3.50 instead Of 2:30 as in the past.
This change is being made at the
request of many war workers VINO
have wanted to patronize the matt
nees but have been deferred from
doing SO because Of the early cur
tain time.
MONDAYS all new show viii be
RED Hot And Blue" starring that
comedy sensation Billy "Cheese N
Crackers" Hogan who Is In TACT Q
whole show in himself. He Is ably
assisted by Lou Powers another
great comic who has been going
"big guns all over the burlesque
circuit these Jacques shows travel.
For eye appeal there Is gorgeous
Winnie Garrett and Carol King. two
TOP notch shippers who also assist
IN the comedy scenes with messrs
Hagen and Powers.
Merrill SEWER also has several
featured spots as has the sensation-
Al dance team OF Dario and Estelle.
Lon Fitzefbhons. virtuoso OF the
xyIophone. has an entertaining spot
and his trick playing should tina
favor with local burlesaue audiences
who seem 10 have voiced prefer
ence for this type Of musical enter
tainment.
A new addition 10 The jacques
presentation this week are the Ia
nous Chester Dohertg "Vletmy
olrlg', & chorus q ne mean anll.
~ Who have been amply blessed
with both teanlY ana talsnh ~ ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16

think the men Ruth nEilIett
mean they want to come home TO
women who put their mans comfort
first; who are essentially home
makers; who know how TO make Q
man feel he Is boss, whether he
actually Is or not.
I'm sure they don't want TO ind
their women bitter, or hardened or
completely self-sufflcient.
30 no matter how you spend
the war years, whether you 60 into
the services, wear overalls TO work
In q war plant, or keep your home
oing-STAY FEMININE.
MEN APPRECIATE HOME
II the men could be sure you
would do that I don't think they
would care Just how you managed
your life while they are away.
But living In an entirely mas
culine world has given them . new
appreciation Of the kind Of life they
once had-coming home every night
to an understanding, sympathetic,
woman and O well-run home. They
want to come back to that. They
say It Is what they are fighting for
st STAY FEMININE, please.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
RM WnA @9l
1Gtclsnla.T
ick Soups Make
Use OF Sunday
Left-Overs


thick soups can do q lot 10 Inn
nr0yh Mondays menus without ex-
ira work. But plan your soups on
Sunday when preparing the big din
ner. save al bones and scraps Of
meat and use them to make q cleaI
meat stock. Keep all vegetable trim
mings, celery tops, and pieces Of
lsttucs not quite good enough tor
salad.
AM these are good foods and
ahouId be intelligently put together
the next day for rich, thick soups
which often are INTENTIONALLY capa-
Die Of being the main dish for
luncheon. It Is important, remen1-
Ser. 70 refrigerate all trimmings
and left-overs carefully.
Potato Chowder
(Serves 81
Thre0 large potatoes, pared ana
diced, 4 large onion, quartered, Ia
cup diced celery, 2 ga cups water,
& teaspoons salt, LEA teaspoon pep
Der, / IA cups evaporated milk, !
teaspoon bacon drippings, 2 tea.
spoons chopped parsley, dash OF
paprika.
cook potatoes and onions in the
water until the vegetables are ten
der. DO not drainl Mash thor
I Cughly, or put through q sieve. Stir
"a the evaporatde milk slowly. ADD
bacon drippings. Heat thoroughly.
Add chopped parsley and paprika.
Cream Of Leftover Green
Vegetables
(Serves b
TWO tablesoons chopped onion,
4 1 la tablespoons shortening, 2 Ia
blespoons all-purpose enriched Hour,
! teaspoon salt, 1-S teaspoon pepper,
! / la cups vegetable liquid or water,
/ cup chopped, leftover cooked or
canned green vegetables, l 1-2 cups
evaporated milk. 49,.
Cook onion slowly in hot shorten
ing for minutes. Blend in the
3iour, salt and pepper. Stir IN
slowly the vegetable liquid or the
water. Boil slowly for 2 minutes,
stirring constantly. Add chopped
vegetables and milk. Note: the
basic sauce may be made hours
ahead Of time, covered and stored
Ia the refrigerator. When ready to
use SOUP, reheat sauce, add vege-
: tables and milk and heat thor
oughly.
IN (Eaa the Basic Every Day.
BREAKFAST: Stewed prunes,
oatmeal, raisin toast, butter or
fortified margarine, coffee, milk.
LUNCH: Cream Of leftover
broccoli soup, whole wheat
toast, grated carrot salad,
crackers, cottage cheese, pre-
serves, tea, milk.
DINNER: Tomato Juice, left
over meat, gravy and vegetable
pie with mashed potato cover,
enriched bread, butter or forth
fed margarine, lettuce and
chopped cabbage salad, fruit
howl, coffee, milk.
FoRtiAed margarine b enc q the
Daslc Seven Foods
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
HON: sSSs on
Make Biscuits From Milk Left
In Empty Bottle, Say British

Be able 90 phone yolir fuol on DEAF
e.. A new order makes him an e.
sential user Of telephone service
saueTkraut has followed ttr-
key into the limbo Of government
Freeze" The cabbage crop Is short
and military requirements must be
filied before civilians got their
kratlk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16

oCheming 70 make mix 30 hEouno
for drinking, for making cheese,
evaporated milk and butter. Brit
ish conservation methods are APP
propriate.
SHORT sEAsONINGS
Herbs grown on your own win
dow sill can help perk up drab
winter meals, and replace some Of
the vanishing seasonings. Parsley,
chives, basil, sweet marjoram and
spearmint will thrive as house
plants with good soil, plenty Of
light, and regular watering. A box
eight inches deep with an inch
layer Of broken stones, and cou-
pie Of holes for drainage can be
your miniature. Victory plot, Il
should be filled with one part and
two parts loan, some fertilizer and
o little bone meal. Chives which
grow readily from bulbs, viii carry
on all winter once started, and may
come in handy when onions are
short. Basil is being suggested as Q
substitute for cloves, which are only
O memory on grocery shelves.
ODDS AND ENDS
OpA Is taking steps TO make the
consumer under rationing. You Will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16

Underground newspapers in Nor
way urge women not to answer adj
vertisements for jobs ordinarily
held by men. The reason for this,
explains Norwegian Relief, member
agency Of the National War Fund,
Is that their acceptance Of such
Jobs frees men for German con-
struction projects and other mill.
tary undertakings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16

to five thousand
minor industrial
burns In o single
month. A SIM
liar n u m b 9 r
probably o c c u r
In the home, but
most Of t h e m
may never re-
quire O physi-
clans servic es
Sudden b u r 8 Is
Of flame I r o m
gas h e q t e r 8,
ovens and srnol-
dering furnaces,
and hot liquids
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16

FEMININE.
The men use
the phrase over
and over. They
seem scared to
death to ON Q
h ON Q and ind
their women less
fem intne than
when they left.
Staying "fem-
intn o" 10 more
than Just having
some silly hats IN
the close and
frilly dresses and
impractical shoes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
BY WILLIAM e. MCKINNEY
Ameriea's Card Authority

Here Is hand that caused quite
an argument. You will notice that
it was rubber bridge and both sides
were vulnerable, and in addition,
both sides had 40 on the score. The
argument started when North
passed his partners three-diamond
bid. Someone took the hand to Al
win Roth, holder Of the world cham
pionship Masters individual title.
who, by the way, went into the
Army recently. He more or less
agreed with the pass, but Al was
probably thinking more Of the
Army than Of the bridge hand when
he gave that opinion. Most players
who have discussed the hand since
agree that North Is JUSTIFIED IN re-
spending with four no trump, In
which case. South should not bid
six diamonds, but should bid six
no trump. After all. he could have
bid three diamonds on 9 much
weaker hand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
sLEEPYTTNFE GAL

Hollywood.-Ann Carter, the sew.
en-year-old acting sensation, now
knows how strong Is habit. She's
accustomed to retire ct T:30 every
night. But because all her scenes
In RKO Radios thriller, 1.-THE Curse
Of the Cat People" were played with
her In bed on the sets one day, she
won her mothers permission 10
stay UP that night until eight. Ann,
however, fell asleep in her chair ct
7:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16

starstudded stage and screen show,
featuring outstanding stars Of stage,
screen and radio. Make your plans
to attend one Of the four perform
ances given daily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16

an Il locks like another Mt show
and the 3. n. q. sign should be
hung out frequently. Seats are re-
served for az evening performances
including the midnlaht ehew on
Friday. they can b obtained 81
me box office which b open daily
from - q .. q ESQ .. p.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
''Stay Feminine"
Is Plea From
ServiceInen

one bit Of constructive advice !
cleaned for women out Of al the
soldier mail that has come IN Is q
result Of my plugging for the WACs
and the WAVES 3 this: STAY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
> MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE

Someone said, Suppose that
North had the queen and jack Of
spades, instead Of the king-eight."
Then 1t was agreed that the proper
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
BY DIR. THOMAS d. MASTERS
Written for NEA

Literally millions Of minor burns
occur every year both in industry
and in the home. Some large COM
panies treat from three thousand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
CATHOLIC WOMEN
TO MEET MONDAY
Mrs. William Rooney to
Preside at st. MichaeI's
Aid Farley
WAT ERVILlE
Barbara Burns, Correspondent.
Telephone 3.S23L

Waterville, Oct. 10 - There will
be Q Ladies' Aid meeting ct st.
Michaels church Monday evening.
Mrs. william Rooney will preside.
There will be very important
Auxiliary Firemen's meeting tomor.
row morning ct 10 In Waterville
park. A new civilian defense pum-
per will be used in the drill. Chair.
man Charles Rasmussen requests
the presence Of all members.
Monday evening the regular
meeting viii be held In the Engine
house at z.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16

response would DO three no trump.
south could then bid four hearts.
North could make q another slam
Try by bidding ave clubs. Now u
south had . singleton apade and
two clubs, he could bid SIX diamonds,
But having q doubleton spade. he
should b content with q bia e eve
1'nNon4a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16

BpIHJGeT cd OF de N1BBVoEO
spilled from kitchen stoves are the
commonest offenders. The hands,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-16
Church Services

OhUSVAA 0SkV1C8B
Mass will be celebrated OF st.
Michael's church tomorrow morning
at 5:46, ISIS, 0, 10 and II. The chill.
dren Of the parish are requested TO
attend the Q O'Clock Mass. Confess
sionS will be heard this afternoon
from $3.50 to $3.50 and from 1880
until 0 this evening.
The Mass ct the Bucks Hill
Chapel win be celebrated at 9
o'clock. Confessions will be heard
from 7:l6. until 7:46 0. m.
Services ct the Waterville Union
church will be OF 10 o. m. and z D.
m. Rev. Milton 8. Nelson viii con-
duct the services.
The Gospel Hall will have the
Breaking Of the Bread at 1880.
Sunday school viii be at 12:46 and
evening services ct 8.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-01-16
'7in1ken Employs
CoLored Women
BY BARBEE w. DURHAM

COLUMBUS, -O.-(ANP)- The
hiring of colored women on Jan.
by the Thinker Roller Bearing
company, one of the largest manu-
featuring establishments in this
city, brought victory to an 18-
month fight which has been wag-
ed by the militant Vanguard league.
Altho hindered by many dis
Couraging developments during the
long period, the league never
gave up. During the time many af-
tidavits charging the company with
racial discrimination and violation
of the Presidents executive order
1902, was sent to the FEPC. This
action was supplemented with several
conferences with the personnel SUI
perviSor Of the company, and by
q series of letters to the officials
Of the firm.
League officials are quite jubi-
liant over this victory and rank it
along with the opening of Curtiss-
Wright, where more than 100 col
ored girls are now working. In ad-
dition to this number on produc-
ton, there are two in the personnel
department and two in the draft
ing department. The first colored
girls went to work at that plant last
April, after an investigation by the
FEPC following a request from the
league.
At present the labor committee
is giving attention to several 9TH
or plants which are still refusing
to hire colored women, and is in
the midst of fight to get the gas
company to hire Negro meter read
ers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-01-16
Aid
Sought By u. S.

So put on your thinking caps
and see if you know anyone skilled
in the following work:
Airplane Skin Man, Airplane
Subassembler, Ammunition Inspec-
tor, Ship Assembler, Bench Hand
on metal work, Bus Driver, Ship
Carpenter, Cord wood Cutter,
Crane Rigger, Cylindrical Grinder
Operator, Ship Driller, Ship Elec-
trician, Hanging Press Operator,
Internal Precision Grinder, outside
Machinist, Metal Clipper, Milling
Machine Operator, Mixer Opera
ton on explosives, Ship Painter
trough Or finish, Plate Hanger,
Radio Chassis Assembler, Screw
Machine Operator (automatic or
semi-automatic), Track Welder. f-c
If you decide you do know some
one, not now employed in essential
war industry, you can do Uncle
Sam q great service by persuading
your acquaintance to see the near
est United States Employment
Service office at once. That's the
place to get information on where
such workers are needed. aL~
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-01-16
Debate On Women
Between Waacs And
Jackson Soldiers

FORT JACKSON, s. C.-(sNs)
Negro men in uniform and their
FEMININE counterpart, the WAAcys
mad a chance to debate "Women in
war and similar subjects in re-
cent informal talks at Service
Club No. 3.
In accord with the precedent OF
providing one outstanding program
eacn Sunday for the entertainment
OF troops at Fort Jackson, the Ser
vice Club group presented Lieu
tenants Charity E. Adams, Column
pa, 5. c., Dovey Johnson, Char
lotte, N. c., and Ruth A. Lucas.
Tuskegee, Ala. All three WAAC Of
Ulcers are college graduates and it
is reported that they upheld their
side of all discussions very ably.