The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-30

Corporal Ruth Beckling of the WOmens Army
 Corps who stationed at Shaw Field, S. C., was mar
 red last Friday at the Post Chapel to Private Donald
 L. Kane an arplane mechanic of Shaw Field Corporal
 Becklng the niece of D. Shea 163 Spencer street,
 Naugatuck Conn., She her winter Off-duty dress,
 as did her matrOn of honor, Corporal Gertrude NeW
 The bride cOrsage of pink and blue sweetpeaS'
 while Corporal New wore white chrysanthemums
 Best man was Private Socrates PurnOs, S-Sgt Ernest
 Jones gave the bride away Private Kane is the son O1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kane, Fitchburg, Mass Cor
 poral Randy Mccarthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'erry
 McCarhv of 2O2 South Elm Street now home on fur tough from Lincoln, Nebraska, with his wife, the former Ruth Murphy of Hitchcock Lake was inducted
 into the armed two years yesterday morning
 Ruth Ann DonneIly eighth grade student at Sacred Heart ParOchia School is still laid up at her East a
 Street home with broken leg She hopes her pnysl- cian Dr. Frank BOWes will remove the cast next week.
 Her mother is affiliated with the ration board o1ilce'
 Double feature today Here's combination of suggestions or criticisms that just ACCENTUATE the positive and ELIMINATE the negative (You may pro- vice VOLT own muSic) but imaginary orchestra III the lobby of the Tower has started Hearts and Flowers as theatrical managers "sten in Here's the suggeSCon that the negative should be eliminated and that some thing should be done about something important TOT busy theatregoers: "Editor, Tall Tower Topics: It would be pleasant accommodation if the theatre pub licy department decided to publcize the break m the shows so as the patrons might know the starting time of each show possible the time each feature pegnS The question: "What time does the next snow Start!
 must act as an rritan to the employees as much as the hackneyed interrogation What kinda pie va got? aSked necessarily in the eateres Yours for constructive cr cisrn-J V Walker Now here's for the elimination: A woman who represented herself as 'peeved mother telephoned this lament "Is there ceiling price on ao mission tickets for children to Waterbury theatres Can mere slips of girls rule that child patron is more than 2 years of age today and only Il tomorrow and charge her an adults price of admission? Should child gong to theatre these days take fathers Social Security card mothers marriage license and his own birth cer- tcate to avoid being charged the adult price ot adS- sion merely because the ticket seller doesn't like the way she arranges her hair, etc.? If child pays an adults price she entitled to adults ticket and permitted to sit down stairs and not rushed upstairs etc? The ''peeved mother had several other complaints along these lines leaving doubt that her child IS peng forced to pay adults price of admission occasionally at local theatres and "the codest day of the year had to walk because the price of the ticket ate up her bus fare. Automatically we told the lady she could write to the Governor her Congressman Eleanor the old "Dies Committed" Will Hayes or Sweeney, put if she wanted direct action would be better like Mr. Walker to take the incident up in Constructive way with the management of the theatre she is peeved at Try it, Lady, and if life can be beautfup. We wouldn't know. Too many cnders up in the tower shese days!