The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-03

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 Dear sirs Yours of the received.
 That can give us no rooms % at 3 all EM EM Until at least year from this fau HN1 HNA' te development in fifty years of the important ana u versal service motion pictures the Post O1ce DepLS ment has issued stamp which, in it's design, stresses the values of the motion picture in war; me Tecolu O the Industry in is plain for all to read The camera has gone into battle side by side with the macnne gun II has hroght back terribly realistic pictures of the gh ing front It has taken to the lighting front ana Co w loneliest outposts living and moving rememoranceS o home The added aid of visual education ln tranlLig has saved days and weeks where seconds vital We prize the recognition of these and all the other special services the has been ane to r,oto picture has been and will be to years or peace 10 So years look forward with complete reahzabon oI Ce obligation provide the greatest possible service 0o e larpest possible number z service of entertainment, information education and inspiration We cannot say what the motion picture Of the future Will pe we u9 know that there will be enormously increased demand for all the services which pictures provide We know that they will be fashioned to scientific, artistic and technical developments and to fit economic ana social conditions new cultural educational and enter tainent needs We do declare that the further deve opment of the motion picture will be conditioned ny tne dustrvs continued determination to meet these needs If this letter can convey to friends the importance their support and counsel been and will be to us m accomplishment of this determination, thus Flrst Day Covert will have more than philatelic significance With this Fteth Anniversary greeting send you aSSI ance of our appreciation of your cooperation With kndeSt personal regards and best WlSneS alWayS a1 Sincerely yours, Will H. Hays
 
 J. Roger Mahan, proprietor of the Plaza and Car roll theatres added the Tower to his list WedneSday, the sale materiazing through the agency of Morris Donovan. Mahan and Edward J. Clifford of MOntrose Pa, are partners and also own several amusement houses in Pennsylvania Frederick J. Van DOren the former Tower owner.
 Looking at small piece of pottery in gift store while shopping about for Christmas presents brings back to mind the Belleek pottery on lower Lough Erne,
 mighty picturesque lake in North Ireland County Ferma- naugh At the hotel they tell youyes it's nice trip around the lakes yeS you stop at Beleek Castle caldwell the caves of Boho Bagne Mountains, DeVlnlsn Island and the many surrounding features Yes they say these places rather nice but they don't shout It to the hosetops. great deal of the time, when you wanted to things in Ireland you had to ferret them out yourself for the Irish don't do much bragging about their countryside so when party arrived at EnnSklen fair-sized place, settled in rooms in very comfortable hotel and made some inquiries We engaged car and somewhat indifferent youth drove around Lough Erne. He almost didn't tell us about the potteres which suddenly discovered were on route. When we asked-"Can we go through the plant?" he said briefly "kely" So we stopped at the main office where of the china displayed and where one could buy if they liked. Then agreeable took through all the different departments We making the small floral designs, and the entire process of moulding. It nice, tidy factory, no hustle or buste and we were the only visitors on that particular day. EnniSklen place to enjoy. The hotel was fne the food good, and the public rooms pleasant The latter the second floor fine old mahogany and loads and loads of silver The country side around lovely and the days spent there enjoy abe including the drive through the country of the McGuires out to Rosslea, by bus mind you, where we visited friends We had nice pieces of Belleek with and only package dropped contents broken, before we arrived in New York weeks later. Moillaneach.
 Katherine Heslin, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Hesln of Brooklyn, N Y student at St Elizabeths College recently used the guest towels of Mir and Mrs. Edward Sheehy of Edwin Avenue. Bill Falk of the post office will be year older tomorrow Marion Sedgwick, of Piedmont Street has been admitted to the Estey Choir at the NOrteld School for Girls in Massachusetts.
 Who remembers the good old days (and not too far off at hat) when picked up the and pondered over intriguing desserts and pastries and ice of numberesS navorS, mouSseS, bombes frozen buildings and paraiS and that wonderful frozen confecon known as baked Alaska? Today you chose small piece of pie, very very small scoop of icy ice cream and consider yourself lucky.
 Eleanor Durner is now enjoying assignments at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Mary hnd where she is serving in the Hospital Corps. Clarence Fischer, IT,, has joined the Navy. . Nick NOWie wounded in battle on the Western front Sep- teEnber 22, is now in a hospital in England shell fragment ripped his left hip.