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MRR NEWS OF OUR
$500 MEN@aWOMEN
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Ii. CAVITY Pays Visit To Grand.
mother
1t. C.g) William Canty spent
Monday and Tuesday OF last week
with his grandmother, Mrs. w
M. cantv and on his departure
for a new assignment was ac-
companied as far as New Or
leans by his aunt. Miss Manic
Canty. 1t. Canty, who made the
trip south by plane stopped over
at Jacksonville, Fla. with his
sister. Ensign Dorothy Can't
Forsberg, thus giving her a pleas
ant surprise as he was supposed
20 be somewhere in the European
invasion zone.
Master Sergeant George Van
Court Back From Overseas Duly
According to a release from
the Public Relations Office All
Forces at Miami Beach, Master
Sergeant George A. Van Court
of Ocean Springs, Miss. has re-
turned from duty outside of the
continental United States and is
now being processed through
the Army Air Forces redistribu-
ton station No. 2 in Miami
Beach, Fla. to determine his
next assignment.
Van Court, VINO age is 81, is a
B-24 mechanic and has served
nearly two years in Egypt, Tun-
is, Sicily and Italy. He is the son
of Mrs. d. S. Van Cour, of Is
Washington avenue, ocean
Springs, Miss.
Gerald Gautier Completes
Course of Training
From Camp Pendleton, Calf.
comes the news that Private
First Glass Richard Gerald eau
tier, ST., of 300 Columbus Drive,
Pascagoula, has been graduated
from the Infantry Browning and
Automatic Rifle Section School
Training Center at that point
and will now be assigned to an
infantry battalion.
Pvt. Gautier enlisted in the
Marine Corps February %, 1913
at Jackson, Miss, and was pro
moted to his present rank Janu-
airy IL, 1914.
His wife, the former Miss Mar
Elizabeth Mccullough, and baby
son, Richard Gerald, Jr., are re-
siding in Columbus, Miss.
]. D. Buffet Now With Ferry
The Public Relations Office OF
the 7th Ferrying Group reports
that Technical Sergeant james
Delaney Buffet has joined hat
unit for duty in the Ferrying
Division, All Transport Qn-
mand at Great Falls, Montana.
Mrs. Buffet, the former Miss
Lorraine Poets. who has been
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Tannin stains caused by coffee.
lea. fruit, catsup, mustard o.
soft drinks can be removed when
fresh with water but in no even
ehould heat ar soap be applied
since these will "set" the stains
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Put every dollar above the
necessities Of life into war
Bends. Payroll Savings u
n The beat means Of doing your
best IN helping ysur sons and
friends on the fighting fronts. Fig
IRE II ont yourself.
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with her mother. Mrs. Bessie
Peels in Washington, d. c. plans
to join her husband a little lat
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HORACE H. SAVAGE. JR..
eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Savage. ST.. of Ala Lon
coin avenue. A native son Of
Pascagouls. he departed June
IL. 1914. for boot training at
The United States Marine Corps
station in San Diego. Horace
writes that he likes it cut there
but that il is not as good Is
Pascagoula. The young leath-
erneck was a member of the
Pascagoula school band for five
years. He also played in the
high school football team for
two years. He is l8 years old.
Nogales international., 1944-06-23
LEGAL NOTICE
l.. ESCALADA
Chairman

Velasco and situated in Santa Cruz
County, State of Arizona.
DESCRIPTION
City of Nogales, Morales Park
Lot 40, which, on the 10th day of
December, 1885, was sold to State
of Arizona for taxes, interest, pen
alties and charges amounting to
Thirteen dollars and -Four cents. If
redemption according to law be not
made before the 17th day of July,
1914, I will convey said premises to
such applicant or his assigns.
AGNES G.. HAMLIN,
Treasurer of Santa Cruz
County, State of Arizona
pub June 1923, 1944)
Nogales international., 1944-06-23
United States Navy
San Diego, Calf.
June Is, 1914

June Is, 1914
Hello Mr.. Pottinger:
I'm sorry 7 didn't write any soon
er, but they keep us pretty busy out
here. I'm attending radio school
and coming along fine.
I've been to San Diego SeveraI
times, but haven't had much fun,
and that's because I'm alone. But
it seems like I won't 60 out by my
self any more. You see, I met
George Gotsis, Humberto Gonzalez,
and Peter Saldamando about one
week ago, and was I happy! Mr..
Shestko is here, too. Now l know
there's no men left back home, eX-
cept for few.
How's everything back home, Mr..
Pottinger? I miss my old home
town and all the swell kids. You
did a lot for me, Mr.. Pottinger, and
I want to thank you.
Well, I guess this is all the time
I have to write. I'm going to school
within five minutes.
Say hello to the gang. 1 close
now, wishing you the best OF luck.
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
RUDY G.. GRIJALVA
Nogales international., 1944-06-23

too much if I asked you to send me
two copies of your newspaper every
Friday? It takes good home
town newspaper to keep our morale
up. That newspaper you publish is
tops and is an ideal piece of litera-
ture for us servicemen. I ought to
know what am talking about when
I say your newspaper is tops be-
cause I was your star salesboy for
four years. Remember?
Give my best regards to your wife
and please send me Earl's address
in California so that I may write to
him.
Before I left, you told me that my
picture would come out in next Fri
days edition. Could you send me
that copy SO that I may show the
paper to all the fellows here and
show them what kind of an excel
lent newspaper we have back in
Nogales The date is June Q.
The reason I ask you for two
copies of every edition is because
there are number of Nogalians
stationed with me and, Incidentally,
live in the same barracks.
Among the Nogalians stationed
with me are Camille Moreno, Robert
Bloss, Fred Maish, Alvino Majalca,
Eugene AriaS, Florentinn Fontes,
Paez, and yours truly.
Sincerely,
AIS HUMBERTO GONZALEZ
EDITORS NOTE = Humberto
Gonzalez is ex-student body presi-
dent of the .Nogales High School
class of "A, and honorary member
of the Nogales Rotary Club
Nogales international., 1944-06-23

U. S. Marine Corps-Avlatlon
San Diego, Calf.
June Is, 1914
Dear Mr.. Puttinger:
How is dear old Nogales? l have
been reading the home town news
in The international. I see there
has been some excitement once in a
while
A week ago this coming Monday
was made assistant chief COOK.
In other words I help run the
watch and see that chow is out on
time. 1t gives you little headache
but still it is a swell job.
There is only one weakness with
us cooks Cbelly robbers they call us)
We are always walking on wet
deck and we get some kind of dis
ease. It takes quite long time to
heal. There are about six men IN
the galley that have it and I am one
of them. I'VE been using a slipper
on my right foot for the past two
days.
When you see Mr.. Ronstadt, Major
Trask, 1t. Simpson, Marty Lougn-
man, Major Horrall and the rest,
give them my best regards.
The weather here has been KIND
of cool but now you can feel heat
wave coming on.
Best regards to your family and
Nogales. The best of luck.
A Marine Nogalian,
SGT. RAY P. YANEZ
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LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE

246281 247282 Dorothy Hopkins Clerk County Sch
Jainitor, $5OO0
$4,000; WITS
Rohock Justice of the Peace No. $4,000; WITS 256 Harvey
2500 WITS 252287
Lewis Constable
W.T. 29o ES Ednaonson
Health Officer,
E.. Reid Sanitary Dept. $500
carried the Treasurer
further 8820 from the
expense
being further before the
time they adjourned 5th, 1914
ATTEST:
VIM. G. SIMONTON L. ESCALADA
Chairman
Nogales international., 1944-06-23
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA

IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SANTA CRUZ.
In the Matter OF the Estate of
ANNA L. PARKER, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned eXecutriX under the will
of Anna L. Parker, deceased to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after
the first publication of this notice,
to the said executrix at the law
offices of James w. Robins, 212
Trust Building, Nogales, Arizona,
the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said
estate in the County of Santa Cruz
MARIE GRISSOM ARBUCKLE,
Executrix under the will of
Anna L. Parker, deceased
Dated at Nogales, Arizona, June
IA, 1914.
pub. June 16, %, 80, July 7, 1944)
Nogales international., 1944-06-23

In the Matter OF the Estate of
ANNA L. PARKER, Deceased.
Nogales international., 1944-06-23
LEGAL NOTICE

plaint.
The name and address OF Plain
tiff's Attorney is Duane Bird, No
gales, Arizona.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona in and for the
County of Santa Cruz, this 18th day
of June, 1914
DOROTHY TTTCONdB,
Clerk
(SEAL)
pub. June 16, %, 80, July 7, 1944)
Nogales international., 1944-06-23
BACK FROM FUNERAL

Mrs. John Herrera is back from
Kansas where she attended the fu-
neral of her mother, Mrs. Harry
Moore, wife of a former Episcopal
minister at Tombstone, who died on
June S.
Nogales international., 1944-06-23
San Diego, Calf.

San Diego, CaIII.
June II, 1914
NV dear Mr.. Pottinger:
Here's hoping that this letter Will
find you in the best of health. The
NAVY sees to it that we get in the
best of shape. I have only been
away two weeks from Nogales but
it seems like two years. sure miss
all YOU nice folks back home.
Mr.. Potttnger would it be asking
Nogales international., 1944-06-23
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SANTA CRUZ

IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SANTA CRUZ
DOUGLAS ROBINSON and
LOUISE MILLER ROBINSON,
Plaintiffs,
F., VS..
E. w. RANKIN; JANE DOE
RANKIN, the wife of said E.
w. Rankin on January 27, 1920;
RACHEL A. MCCORMICK.
widow; HERBERT w. McCOR-
MICK; HATTIE MCCORMICK,
the wife of said Herbert w.
Mccormick on September 81,
1881; ALVIN S. WAY; JANE
DOE WAY, the wife of said
Alvin S. Way on December 16,
1919; FLORENCE COOK; JOHN
DOE COOK, the husband of
said Florence Cook on March 8,
1922; NELLIE E. HASSEL-
STROM; JOHN DOE HAssEL-
STROM, the husband of said
Nellie E. Hasselstrom on De-
lcember IS, 1919; ORTON
PHELPS, the husband of
MARIETTE PHELPS on July
16, 1908; and if any of said
, Defendants hereinbefore named
are deceased, then the Unknown
Heirs of said deceased Defen-
dant or Defendants,
Defendants.
NO. 3639.
SUN MONS
The State of Arizona to the abov,
named Defendants E. w. RANKIN
JANE DOE RANKIN, the wife O
said E. w. Rankin on January q
1920; RACHEL A. MCCORMICK, ;
widow; HERBERT w. McCOR
MICK; HATTIE MCCORMICK, tn
wife of said Herbert w. McCormicl
on September 81, 1881; ALVIN
WAY; JANE DOE WAY, the wifi
of said Alvin S. Way on Decembe
16, 1919; FLORENCE COOK; JOHl
DOE COOK, the husband of sal,
Florence Cook on March 8, 1922
MEL LIE E. HASSEL LSTROM
JOHN DOE HASSELSTROM, th
husband of said Nellie E. Hassel
strom on December 16, 1919
ORTON PHELPS, the husband O
MARIETTE PHELPS on July 1e
1908; And if any of said Defendant
hereinbefore named are deceased
then the Unknown Heirs of sucl
deceased Defendant or Defendants
You are hereby summoned an
required to appear and defend il
the above entitled action in tn
above entitled court, within twent
days, exclusive of the day of service
after service of this summons upol
you if served within the State O
Arizona, or within thirty days, ex
elusive of the day of service,
served without the State of Arizona
and you are hereby notified that i,
case you fail so to do, judgment b
default will be rendered against yo
for the relief demanded in the com
Nogales international., 1944-06-23
Application For Treasurer's Deed
TREASURER'S OFFICE
SdIlId OTuZ county,
State of Arizona

State of Arizona
Notice is hereby given that State
of Arizona has applied for a treas
urers deed to the following describ-
ed real property, owned by Teresa
Nogales international., 1944-06-23

VISITING IN SANTA MONICA I
Mrs. Steve Harris of Patagonia
left Wednesday to spend several
week at Santa Monica, Calf.
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Mrs. Harold Ford; program, Mrs.
Norwood Webster; public relations,
Mrs. Richard Burr; staff and Office,
Mrs. j. H. Green; training, Mrs.
Cluifford Prescott, Juliette Low
representative, Mrs. Tenant Ell
win; finance, Mrs. Carl Weyand;
camp, Mrs. G. H. Neuswanger.
Members of the council have
ben named as follows: Mrs. Russell
Atherton, Mrs. Francis o. Ayres,
Mrs. Fred Barry, Mrs. Winifred
Beecher, Mrs. Richard Burr, Mrs. ].
I. Butler, Miss Helen Chase (iife
member, Mrs. George Cowperth-
wait, Mrs. Wendell Cross, Mrs. Ro-
meo Dumouchel, Mrs. Tenant FL
win, Mrs. Harold Ford, Mrs. ]. H.
Green, Mrs. John Joy, Mrs. Frank
Kenney, Mrs. Newell Mcdonald.
Mrs. G. H. Neuswanger, Mrs. Erwin
Northrop, Mrs. Raymond Pidge,
Mrs Clifford Prescott, Mrs. Nathan
Rictenband, Mrs. Ivey Snuff, Mrs.
Earle Smithies, Mrs. William To-
bin, Mrs. Norwood Webster, Mrs.
Carl Weyand, Mrs. Winfield Wight
Mrs. John Wright and Mrs. Walter
Van Tassel.
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SOCIAL
FUNCTIONS
National Defense
Dinner Jan. 20

Mrs. william N. Cam, of VIII
mington, Delaware, will be a guest
speaker at the National Defense din
ner, to be held at the Hotel Taft,
New Haven, on Saturday, January
20, a $3.50 p. m. Mrs. Cam is vice.
president of the Eastern Division,
and well known in Legion circles.
Other guests will be: Governor
RAYMOND e. Baldwin, Mayor John
w. Murphy, Department Command
err, Louis Blaschik, Department Ad-
jutant, Pierce U. Clark; Department
Senior vice-commander, Herbert l..
Emanuelson; National Executive
Committeeman, Raymond F. Gates;
Grand Chef de Care Forty & Eight,
william B. Perry; Brigadier-Gen-
eral Frank e. Lowe, U. S. War De-
partment, Washington, D. c.; Past
National Vice-C Commander, Arthur
j. Council; Department President,
Mrs. William j. Labreche; Depart
ment Secretary Treasurer, Mrs. Mae
D. Chapman; National Executive
Committeewoman, Mrs. Marion o.
Conner; Department Historian, Mrs.
Mary Thiesen; Department Chap
lain, Mrs. Elizabeth Bogue; Depart
ment Sergeant-at-Arms, Mrs. Ber-
tina Philip; Department Assistant
Sergeant-at-ArnS, Mrs. Ruth o.
Keefe; Chapeau Departmental Eight
& Forty, Mrs. Myra Perkins; De-
partment Americanism chairman
Mrs. Frances w. Burns; Soloist, Mr.
Fred B. Feegel.
The committee consists Of: Mrs
Nellie Graham, general chairman;
Mrs. Margaretha Hartle, banquet
chairman; reservations, Miss Helen
Casey, Mrs. May Hutchinson, Mrs
Margaret Gallagher; Decorations
Mrs. Esther McDermott, Mrs. Alice
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Helen Sedloeff; Dis
tingushed Guests, Mrs. Blanche Pit
ney; Music, Mrs. Martha Cramer;
Publicity, Miss Catherine Casey, Mrs
Mae Doyle; Programs, Mrs. Anr
Crowley, Mrs. 0Tellie Graham, Mrs
Cecily Kelly; Corsages, Mrs. Fran.
ces Teller, Mrs. Alice Milano; Ra-
dio, Mrs. Margaretha Hartle, Mrs
Sarah Gilloren.
For reservations write to Miss
Helen F. Casey, 80 Hubinger street
New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-24
SOCIETY
USO Dance Is
LargelyAttended

Over $50 perosns attended Sat-
urday nights USO dance at the
Central Y. M. c. A., sponsored this
week by the Princeton Knitting
Mills Of WATERFOWL.
Entertainment was provided by a
Title Crosse, Katherine Baxter,
and Andy Giroux, Helen Short, and
Barbara Tyler. Miss Martha Starr
was master of ceremonies. The en-
tertainment committee was COM
posed of John Ferrera, Charles
Sargent, Mary Kantor, and Martha
Scott.
An Army tug of war team COM
posed of Tom Tiso, Ted Dyson, Bob
Rink, F'uilan Primers, CASTOR La
vigne, Len Puma, Andre Herbert,
Sol Hebert, Heyden A. Nichols, plus
John Kiely of the Marines, defeat
ed a Navy team composed Of Ray
Hacherd, Anthony Saveriano, Slim
Webber, Eddie Seldom, William
Evan, John Opalenik, Tony Ruft1no
Jack Ennis, Carmine Ciareli and
Charles Jacques.
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Engagements

Mrs. Bridget Griffin Of $50 West
Main street announces the engage
ment and coming marriage of her
daughter, Miss Mary G. Griffin to
Corporal Francis Kenney, son of
Mrs. Irene Kenney of Standish
street, Hartford. The wedding will
take place Thursday, Jan. 81, at st.
Margaret's church at 8 o'clock. Miss
Griffin is graduate Of ST. Mary's
Hospital Training School for Nurses.
Miss Jane E. Culhane of Johnson
street has announced the engage
ment Of her niece, Miss Mary E..
Culhane to Pvt. Robert T. Gillies,
son Of Mrs. John c. Gillies of john
son street, and the late Md. Gillies.
Pvt. Gillies IS stationed in the south
west Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Donahue Of
West Hartford road, Newington, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Margery Donahue, to
Lyle G. Moody, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Moody Of Waterbury.
Miss Donahue is a graduate Of
Simmons college and is a library
assistant In the West Hartford pub
Lie library. Mr. Moody attended Bos-
ton Technical Institute and is en-
ployed at the M. s. Little company.
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Club Notes

Mrs. j. Arthur Snyder, known as
Mary Barr Snyder, will be the
speaker tomorrow afternoon at the
meeting of the Waterbury Women's
club at the club rooms, Central
avenue, at 2:30. Mrs. Snyder,
postgraduate Of the Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music will speak on
the topic, From Bach to Temple
ton," and will illustrate at the
piano. She studied with the late
eminent Theodore Bohlmann, and
later with the noted Harold Bauer
She Is president of the Boston Mu-
sic Lovers club, and has been three
times chairman Of the Massachu-
sets Federation of Music clubs, and
has appeared with several SYM
phonic organization of New Eng
land.
A business meeting will precede
the lecture recital, at which time
proposed amendments to the consti-
tuition regarding membership appli-
cantS will be discussed. Mrs. Fred
Marggraff is in charge.
The midwinter tea which was
omitted last year will be held Feb
ruary 8 at $3.50.
There will be a meeting of Bat
terry G, 208, C.. A. A. A. Association
Monday at 8 p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. william Corkindale, Irving
Place.
Miss Lucy BoweS, chairman OF
the Waterbury Council of Catholic
Women and Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick
executive secretary Of the Diocesan
Bureau of Social Service, attended
the annual board meeting of the
Connecticut Council of Catholic
Women at the Diocesan Bureau
headquarters in Hartford Saturday
Routine business was discussed.
Wadham,s Women's Relief Corps
held installation of officers Friday
afternoon in Trinity Parish House
Those elected follow: Mrs. Jessie
Baker, president; Lura Dutton, vice
president; Phoebe Dews. junior vice
president; Lucy French. chaplain;
Marie Wood, secretary; Jane Caha-
han, conductor; Julia Conklin,
guard; Iettie Flood, patriot instruc-
tor; Jane Flood, press; Margaret
Cooper, musician. Color bearers
named are: Anna Book, Margaret
Dick, Clara Thomas and Sue Old
ershaw.
Mrs. Hazel Grouse of Boston spoke
Sunday morning at the service Of
the Advent Christian church. Mrs.
Grouse is president of the National
Women'S Home and Foreign Mis-
sion societyp. Her subject was Mis-
SionS in India.
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Social Notes

Miss Polly harrington of Column
bia Boulevard, Miss Mary Louise
Lawlor OF Hewlett street, Jane Nc
Elligott of Hewlett street, and Miss
Mary Hosey Of Plaza avenue at
tended the Army Navy prom fes-
tivitieS at Yale University over the
weekend for members of the Viz
and ASTP units.
Miss Mary 0flmartan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Gilmartin
of Chestnut avenue, a junior at st.
Joseph College, West Hartford,
| spent the weekend with her par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard D. Ely,
Hillside avenue, with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Howard c. Robinson, Jr.,
and their son, Sergeant Harry c..
Ely, who was home on furlough
from the New Castle Air Base, Will
mington, Del, have been spending
several days at their summer place
in Lyme.
Miss Genevieve Bulger. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bulger of
Willow street returned last week
following months vacation to
Manhattanville College, New York
City, where she is a member of the
senior class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald
Of East Liberty street entertained
for their daughter Marilyn Ann,
Friday afternoon in celebration of
her fourth birthday. The guests
included: Eleanor Conklin, Joan
Byron, Sheila Phelan, Karen Como,
Brenda Thorne, George Phelan,
Doris Sheehan, Carol Green, Linda
Phelan, Marilyn Fitzgerald.
Also. Warren Conklin, Joseph By
ron, Jackie Jones, Barth Phelan,
Dickie Phelan, Thomas Sheehan,
Edward Fitzgerald, Mrs. Everett
Thorne, Mrs. Edward Como, Mrs.
George Phelan, Mrs. Warren Conk-
lin. Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald and Mrs
John Green.
Mrs. James Donahue, wife of
S-Sgt. James F. Donahue, has re-
turned to her home in Port Jervis,
N. Y, following visit with Sgt.
Donahue's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donahue, Willow street. Mrs. Dona-
hue attended the wedding of the
former Miss Jane Ellen Ryan and
1t. Jensen, U. S. A., former class
mate at New York University. Mrs.
Donahue expects to leave to join
her husband in Miami, Fla, when
he arrives from Hunter Field, Calf.
Mrs. Donahue is the former Joan
M. Goodfellow Of Port Jervis, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Oviatt Of
Middlebury spent the weekend in
New York City where they were
registered at the Hotel New Yorker
While there they attended the
opera Carmen at the Metropoli-
tan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Coley of
Field street will observe the 9th
anniversary Of their wedding to-
morrow. Mr.. Coley vii be 88 years
Of age in May, and Mrs. Coley SO
in March, the former born in Beth
lehem, the latter in East Morris.
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Mrs. Frederick Holcomb, pres
ident of the Board Of Directors Of
the Waterbury Girls Club, IS Park
Place, wishes to announce the
opening of the second term on Feb
ruary LIST.
All those desiring to register for
one or more courses will be more
than welcome.
Today more than ever before 1t
is necessary for adults and children
to understand foods; how to spend
ration points to the best advantage,
and what vitamins are needed to
keep the individual healthy and able
to cope with today's problems. Mrs,
Ruth Brock, graduate of Simmons
College, will hold afternoon classes
for school girls, and evening classes
for adults.
Sewing classes are held every
afternoon TO rgirls and every even
ing for adults under the direction
Of Miss Helen Titcomb and Miss
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only white child in the jungle
settlement. she was known to the
natives as ''Eloa Malioa" - Prin-
cess Mary - spoke the dialect Of
the various tribes, and often acted
as interpreter for nurses on trips
up the river.
Sent to the States to attend high
school in Buffalo, N. Y, then
Houghton and Bethany Colleges,
Janet planned to return to Africa
to carry on her parents work.
But Everett Hall, now a sergeant
with the Seventh Army which in
vaded Sicily, changed her mind
and they were married.
When her husband enlisted.
Janet Joined the WAC. and kept
her fingers crossed that she'd be
among the lucky ones to be as
signed to Africa. Her fingers are
still crossed-this time for q meet
ing with certain sergeant.
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Yet he is indispensable. The effective
ness Of any democratic effort rests up
on adding up the contributions Of the
many.
The individual Bond buyer can, if
he Likes. translate his purchase in
terms of 50 many bombs OF bullets
rained upon the Axis. Or he can
reckon in sober reality that the amount
Of his purchase has borns the entire
cost Of the gigantic United Nations
war effort for q tiny fraction Of its
duration. Better still, he can reckon it
in negative terms-in terms Of salts.
factions deferred, Of things not bought,
trips not taken, materials and services
released for the prosecution of the
war. For these acts Of self-denial also
greatly serve the common cause.
The measure is not how much you
contribute in relation to the eotal, but
how much you contribute in relation
to yosr own personal means. "Less
all Back the Attack" with Extra War
Bonds.
THE EDITOR.