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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Former Local Priest Neors Anniversary
 Rev. William BotticeIIi
 Ordained 25 Years
 Ago January 1

Rev. William c. Botticelli, son of MT. and Mrs. Lorenzo Botticelli of 106 Clark street, New Britain, and pastor of St. Peters Church, Tor rington since January 13, 1880, will celebrate the 18th anniversary Of his ordination to the priesthood New Years day. He is a former assistant pastor at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes here under the late Monsignor Joseph Valdambrini
 To mark the silver anniversary, his parishioners are planning Sev- eral events which will be shared by Rev. Joseph A. Rice, of Broadbrook, close friend and former assistant to Father Botticelli, who was ordained with him at St. Josephs cathedral Hartford, on January l, 1921, by the late Most Rev. John J. Milan, bishop of Hartford.
 January l, Father Botticelli will celebrate a solemn high anniversary Mass at St. Peters Church in Tor rington. He celebrated his first sol- emn high Mass on January 2, 1921, in St. Mary's Church in New Brit ain, on the same altar on which he previously served as an altar boy.
 Father Botticelli and Father Rice will be honored at parish open house in Torrington, January 6, and banquet in their honor has been tentatively scheduled for January %. Several committees are com- pleting details.
 Born in Montclair, N. J., Novem- Der 16, 1894, Father Botticelli came to New Britain with his family in 1902. He was graduated from St. Mary's parochial school in 1909. After working for one year, he en- tered St. Thomas seminary in 1910. After being graduated in 1915, he attended St. Bernards Theological seminary, Rochester, N. Y.
 During his boyhood, Father Bot ticelli was an outstanding athlete in New Britain, and gained state
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Mrs. En1iIDeSbin Hostess ct Party

MT. and Mrs. Emile Despins of Harpers Ferry road were hostess at birthday party for their daugh- ter Blanche who celebrated her 18th birthday. The table was attractive lE decorated with Christmas trim mings Those present were Lor- raine Dessureault, Rita Dessureault. Donald Dessureault, Annette Sny- der, Carol Vitello, Judy Campan- arc, Rosemary Bianchi, Barbara Jean Pettine, Dolly Pirro, Jane Liicntle, Patricia Morrison, Arlene Czarzasty, Renie Heath. Ginger Heath, Barbara Guzoski, Jackie Guzoski, Dolores Quicquaro, Cor nelia Melchionne, Ruth Rosasco, Kathleen Mullen, Ronald PuTelle, Mary Mitnick, Dianne Samela. Mar gie Samela, Lillian Poirier, Russell PNonoVost and Miss Blanche Des- sureault.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

The Mattatuck Musical Art So- ciety will hold their monthly meet ing and benefit Christmas party Monday night in the Tudor Room, Waterbury Womens Club. Mrs. Sue Fox Drufa is in charge of the pro- gram.
 Members are asked to bring a re- cording. Those collected this way will be given to servicemen. fGue-ts who are not members are invited to at tend
 The program will include a three quarter of an hour sound picture program presented by Charles Mc- Brney. The selections will include three harpsichord records by Jose Iturbi, selections by Rameau; two major symphonies, and Christmas cartoons. Gifts will be presented those attending and refreshments will be served
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
SOCIETY
Roberts Brooks
 Wedding TOdaJ.

In a setting of chHsaE;lcmums and poinsctiisg at thc home di Rev Gertrude Coe. Cole Road. Wo.c0.t Mss shirley L0uise Brook daughter o. Alr. and Mrs Ronald Brook. Welch street Watervule was preseuted in marriage by her father in a double ring service to Harold Raymond Roberts. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rooerts. AIog- ideu Road A prelude of organ music was presented by Mrs. Eva Llkley. a sister Uf the bTideEroom The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs. William Donovan. another sister oi the bridegroom.
 The bride attired in a white satin gown with fitted bodice lex o-mut- ton sleeves, full shirred skirt. de- signed with long train. and wearing full length vel. caught with orange blossoms, carried a bouquet oi garden flowers. Her attendent wore ice blue satin, fitted bodice with full net skirt and fuchsla ac- cesSories. She carried a bouquet Of assorted flowers.
 A reception held at Grange Hall. Mill Plain was attended by l5O guests, from Bristol, Hartford. New Haven, New London, New York State and Waterbury.
 The brides mother received the guests in black velvet dress with white accessories. The bridegroom'S mother wore black with teal blue accessories. They both wore gar denia corsageS.
 The couple left on an unan- nounced wedding trip. the bride travelling in a grey crepe dress with fuchsia accessories. black fitted coat, dyed squirrel fur piece. and a corsage of gardeniaS.
 The bride is a graduate of Wilby High school The bridegroom has recently been discharged from serv- ice after serving three and a half years in the South Pacific theater
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

wide fame for his hitting ability while playing third base for the St. Thomas baseball team. He was a forward on the seminary basketball combine.
 Pastor of St. Peters Church since January B, 1880, he has been re- sponsible for many improvements which include renovation of the church's interior, construction of a convent, acquisition of church hall, establishment of a community house and extensive landscaping.
 Father Botticelli has three broth CTS, Joseph, Angelo. and Lawrence, in New Britain and four sisters, Mrs. Thomas McBrien of Hartford, Mrs. William Margiotta of Water bury, Mrs. Felix Malella of Van couver, B. C., and Miss Minnei Bot ticelli of New Britain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Catholic InfOYn1atiOn

Pouring water on a forehead while reciting certain prescribed words may seem like a trivial peg upon which to hang the salvation of soul. But Christ, who is God, so colllmanded--and a Catholic won't argue with God.
 A hell of eternal punishment for those who defy their Creator is something all of us would like 10 disoelieve, but Christ warned of just such place for the &C., cursed--and Catholic takes God at His word.
 Confessing ones sins to a priest may seem an unnecessary morti- fication when God may also be reached direct, but we believe that His Divine Son commanded 1t plainly--and a Catholic says "yes" to his God.
 Changing the substance of bread and wine into the substance of the Body and Blood of Jesus, our God, may sound like oriental magic, but we affirm that Christ Himself did 1t, gave the power to His priesthood to do it, and com manded it's continuance-so & Catholic partakes of his God.
 That a mere human being can infallibly define Gods revelations is incredible only If one considers the mere human being and for gets the infinite God who so chose to preserve His truths and to guide His cbildren. Since we are assured that God gave this power to St. Peter, a Catholic knows the will of his God.
 There's nothing in Catholic doc- Urine that conflicts with human reason; and those mysteries which transcend our understanding are easy to accept if one bears in mind that an all-powerful God can reveal His truths and His com mands without asking the pre-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Engagements

MT. and Mrs. John J. Mariner, Blanchard Street, have annuonced
 the coming marriage of their daughter, Marjorie A. Mariner, to Edward B. Ferguson, son of MT. and Mrs. Edward J. Ferguson, Bridgeport
 The wedding is scheduled for Thursday, Dec, 27 at the Church
 of SS. Peter and Paul, at 10 o'clocE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Catholic

MmACuLAIE Nt IF GoNCEPTiON Corner West Main and the Rev. George Reilly, the Rev. Phillip Hussey, inc assstants Masses c. z s. , 10 and Ii i'tara a. m Fp' ST. CECILIA. 7s scovin Street.-The cuny. pastor Masses 8 and 10 a.
 ST. FRANCIS XAVIER. es5 Baldwin Street.-The Rev. James Br2aerieiT pastor and the Rev David o,teefe 7:$y. S:So, s;SO and II a. Rosary benediction ST. JosEPHs Corner Congress John Street Dr. JoSn Bognsas he eV RaSzyeb l yg R9y g the Rey Vincent Razaitis Masses G. T. g. 9, 10 and II ST sTANIsLAUs KosTKA SC East Farm Street.-The lo, ey I9hn hsssa Tastor and the 4 Rev John z Roay osH and T be a GySn at the o'clock Mass QUE LADY OF LoURDEs aOo south Main Street.-The err ng and b SsnSn R Pa56or and ns Rey Edward e:so 7:9O, 9, 10 and II a, Rosary benedction ST MARGAREr's, eoa Willow Street.-The Rev, John A Con Gonlan pastor and the RGy J. Oliver croTon and the Used 10 at and the II s ds osy 4 a% s OUR LA LADY OF MOUNT cAEMEI. ,ss Highland Avenue Paul Ryard the Rev Austin saunders asssants Masses S. 9. 10 and II q. m. Rosary and benedie ST. PATRICK PATMcK's, 50 Charles Street.-The Rev. Eugene P hs so Rev s Francis , DoheFty assistants @ s Masses s after which benedlctions will follow.
 SACRED HEART. wocott Street.-The Rev. Henry E.
 n y on Ra a and s Rev & cS9n n the ST AIMS Sl' south Main st, srestnThs ,. Rev Ernest A the. Rev Aired Matheu, assistants Masses, 1:Gp S:30, 9:45 and II A.
 ST. PETER AND ST PAUL. B southmayd Road--The a' h efI% 'S su7an iS S ss' Masses 7 $. g. 10 ad II a. m.
 BLESSED SACRAMENT, 19S Robbins Street.-The Rev Edward l. Morrison. pastor. and the Rev. Robert ChagBon and the Rev. Anthony sima, assistants Masses G. :. 9 and II q m,
 ST. LUCYS 20 Branch Street.-The Felix Scoglo. pastor, and the Rev. Michael McVerry and the Rev Alex Riocio assistants Masses '. S. 9, and 10:30 Rosary and benedction at Il.
 ST. ," Sf0T% % fs the George Dyer assistants Masses 6. :, S. 9:3o and II m. Rosary and benediction at D. ST. JOHN OF CROSS, MiddIebury-The bert F. Carrig. pastor Masses 7:30 and Il a, Mass at st Theresa's Church. Woodbury Novena of the Holy Infant of Prague Tuesday 7;3O
 
 ST. MARY MAGDALENE's Oakyille, 1G Buckingham Street.-The Rev. Thomas MeGarry pastor Masses 7:3O, two 2, in the church for adults. a. m. The last Mass is a high Mass.
 ST. JOHNS, watertowD. 71e Street.-The Myles Gaivin pastor, and the Rev. Gerald Gaucher. as- celebrated in Bethlehem II m Rosary. ltany of the Blessed Virgin and benedction at 7:30 ? m. ST. ASTHOSYS. Prospect Prospect Eioad-The John McTeague pastor. Masses 10:30 a. m. Mass Is also celebrated in Bethany at 9:30 m. sT. MIcHAELs. 43f Thomast0n Avenue-The James Mccormick, pastor. and the Rev Thomas r Gunan, assistant. Masses 7:30 10 and II a. m Rosary and benedctioD r. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
FeHo7oshib Plan Jean o RourkeTo Hay"ide Tonight Graduate Sunday

Dr. Finis E. Engleman, deputy state commissioner of education. will deliver the address at the com. mencement exercises of the ninety~ sixth graduating class of Teachers college, New Britain, which will be held tomorrow at D. m., at the college auditorium. Members of the college faculty and graduates of the institution will appear in the acas denlic procession ct the exercises. The baccalaureate service will bA held at the auditorium tomorrow at II a. m. The class, numbering ST. has completed four year cure riculum.
 Miss Jean O'Rourke, daughter a Electrical Inspector and Mrs. Martin c. O'Rourke, 4o1 Cooke street, is a graduate in this class.
 Mrs. John GosS, Columbia boules yard, will entertain members of the committee for the Revelers' dance, to be held Dec. 9 at snack party at her home.
 Mrs Edith Ladd of Highland ave- nue Cheshire, former head of the local Red Cross, has returned from California, where she met her son, First Officer Mynart Ladd, on his arrival from service in the Pacific theater. Officer Ladd has been re- leased from duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
UndenOnninQtiOnOl

MILL PLAIN UNION, 2i2 Southmayd Roed-rhe Rev. lvey J. snuff pastor. Church school 9;3O a. ship with sermon Producing the Greatest Good in Evil Times lO:45 a Christian Endeavor Fellow ship p. m. Annual Christmas program by the Church school with visit from santa Claus December 20 80 D. m Pre-Chrstmas service, December 2S, +;3o P. m.
 SALVATION ARMY 186 Cherry Street-Captain and Mrs. John Van Gould, officers in charge. Sunday school a. m Holiness worship with sermon by It. E. L. Holm berg, 1;S0 6 Young Peoples service 6:l5 D.. Captain Van Gould will conduct the dedication service of John sidney Cam. infant of NIT. and Mrs. John Cam, and the enrolment Of members with Captain Herbert A. Pridham preaching sermon, 1:i5 D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
African Methodist

MT. OLIVE A. NJ. F. ZION-SG Pearl streetrhe Rev, SailsnaH W. Weller pastor Being a Genuine Good Samaritan will be the pastors subject II a, John M. Miller of New Britain will speak at pew rally sponsored by the senior choir trus- with the New Britain choir singing 3:30 D. Thomas Petteway will preside and Mum will lead the eisS~ssSs on The Place of the Returning Negro in .AS Community the Youth Fellowship meeting, s:30 m Church school, s:s0 c. m. There will be evening service Missionary society meeting at the home of Mrs. Elsie Mum Tuesday evening. Adult prayer and class meeting. Friday. $50 ?. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

The Senior Youth Fellowship, Grace Methodist church. Waterville are sponsoring a hayride tonight and those planning to attend will meet at the church at o'clock.
 The Dec program of the group includes a service of carols and can dlelighting, Dec. 23 at 7:30 D. m. under the auspices of Senior and Junior groups. Misses Margaret and Bernice zaugg will be leaders of the service.
 Mrs. Richard w. Mutt. wife of the pastor, will give the Christmas mes sage and the Junior Choir will sing. Others participating in the pro- gram will be George Kraft, Henry Renenberg, Miss Eleanor zaugg and the pastor.
 The public is invited to attend
 Misses Teenie and Thyrza Upson, students at Westover school, are spending the holiday season with parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Up- son, Tranquility road, Middlebury. Mir. and Mrs. Upson will be hosts at dance to be held Dec. 29, at their home, Upson, Downes, for the younger set.
 The Waterbury Girls Club Swim ming class will not meet Monday night. The Crosby High school swim ming pool is now under repair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

Students arriving home this week from the holidays from the College of St. Elizabeth, Convent Station, N J., are: Miss Evelyn Kenny, 30l Lincoln street, Miss Medelise Dzin- sky, 23 Elliott street, Miss Ann Nolan, Randolph avenue; Miss Rosemary Neagle, Wildemere ave- nue; Miss Elizabeth Scully, Farm ington avenue, and Mary Patricia Tobin, Hamilton avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

The Pollyana Class of St Paurs church will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs Clarence Sur dam, 234 Orange street, at p. m. A Christmas party will follow the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Methodist


 GRACE METHODIST, 1929 Thomaston Ayenue--The Rev. Richard w. Mutt. pastor. Church school 9:45 a. m Worship sermon topic, A Wonderful Name II m. Junior Youth Fellowship to color slides of The Christmas story with Joyce Cartwright leader. ?. m. Jacqueine Johnson will be leader The Christmas Story will be shown the Eel lowship Seior Boys Class meets Monday at the home of Roland Caron, 1611 Thomaston Avenue Monday 7:30 r. m. The WOmens Society Christian Service party and pot-uck supper. Monday. 6:30 !, Chtr,h school annual Christmas party, Thursday. 1915 D.. Service of carols candle lighting, De- cember g. 7:30
 WEST SIDE HILL, 106S Fest Main Street.-The Bruce Whittemore, pastor. Church school, 045 a. m. The pastors subject worship period Will be The Suffering Servant II a. Youth Eel owship meeting will feature play. Who Cares?', by Judy Cole 6 p.
 FIRST METHODIST. Corner North Main and savings Street.-The Rev. John J. Snavey, pastor, What Shall We Do?' will be tho pastors subject q. Younger classes church school. II; ;05 a Older classes. 11:35 a. Glasses and Woodruff Assembly for 11:45 a. m. Youth Fellowship Christmas candlelight service, Annual Christ gift service December 24 Circle of supper December Christmas party of Church School. December q.
 ST PAULS, 99 East Farm Street.-The Rev Edwin x. r Iempel, pastor. Sunday school g:30 9. The Stumb ling Block Of the Manager will be the pastors subject, 1O45 q. Midweek deyotons Tuesday. 7:30 D. n sunday School Christmas program, December 21. 4:j0 p.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

acceptance of His methods by the tiny, finite minds of His creatures.
 No, a Catholic won't argue with God. 'Twould be useless. 'Twould be presumptuous. 'Twould be damnably dangerous.
 If it's anything Catholic, ask Catholic! or write: Catholic In- formation, 625 Baldwin street, Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Baptist

FIRST BAPTIST, Corner Greye Street anc Central Av- enue-The Rev David ?. Gaines, pastor. Worship subject by the pastor. ChristIan Hope 1O30 a. m Annual Christmas carol program by the choir 7se [. m-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Lutheran

THOMASTON BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL. North Main Street at Electric Avenue-The Roy. E. Enar kron pastor. Church school practice for the annual Christmas Festival 10 d. m. Art Thou He That Cometh? sermon subject at divine worship service g p. m Choir practice ?. Luther League Christmas party Thursday, December 20
 ZION EVANGELICAL, POI Cherry Street.-The Rev. F. Einar Kron, pastor. Church school practice Christ mas Festival on December 23, 0:3o a, A Question An Answer. and Testimony pastors sermon suh- Jegt at divine worship, lo:i5 a- m. Young Womens Missionary Society Christmas party social of church. Monday D m. Church School staff ing at home of Mr and Mrs. Robert Modine 90 Hll- view Avenue, Tuesday, ?. Chair practice We'd nesdayi D. Senior Luther League Christmas party ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL, f6 Cooke Street.-The Rev John N. C. Mohrmann, pastor, sunday School, a. John the Baptist Prison will the pastors mon subject, l0:30 m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
unday Se1"Uices in Churcl1es of Waterbury
Christian Scientis'

OhrIStlOn SCientlSt
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 Advent Christian
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 Congregational
 @ t Corner abn West wir Mrn street S & 9snn @s -Four ii Aase T so the yss 2 suSjec @ at SsStsd on he '' Sf psaeo s sTs ana an an 9ce B. we Wom nome nar eand9se ad aaf SOUTH s Baldwin "'fS and Pied all dcpartments escet fn the ngTseTg 9asGF
 G @ Gnqsh fore cS49an s Sr T SS s m meeting in the sunday seS0ol room onrsseS s THIRD CoNGREGArIoNAL. 5aI Highland Ayenue-The eyeng our @ be se"dSy & sesSS 10 se9;on m 19oj9et G ca51 i9S a. m m Gym & class meets rTuesday
 womsn's Together {hrstmSs party "Wednesday a! parish haI, Thursday D. m Girl Scouts Christmas puSkEK HILL s7t Bunker Hln Avenue-rhe Rev Alan NJ; FaT6ank' pastor. sunday school s:a5 a. m A II a. S Junior Pilgrim Felowshp D. m Pilgrim rIitsT CoNGREGAFioSAL 1sa West Main Street.-The fourth grade and od 5 & m church seioo ehoo for for Of US aRd our 0 W m f be % he GGe e aT mon subject, II a. m. Comrades of the Way meeting party Monday, 7:So p. m scouts troops 2s 25 meeting Friday 7 to D. Christmas party the nursery through primary departments Saturday. J:5o D. m Chrstmas pageant December g. 4:30 m. ITALIAN CONGREGATIONAIn Corner Union and South Elm Streets-The Rev A. Lawrence Dilforio, pastor. Worship service with pastor speaking the subject, service featuring film. The Birth of Christ Friday, D. m Christmas Social. Friday S:3o UNION CONGREGATIONAL, OAKyILLE-The Rev os- Remanist Us will be the pastors a the worship meditation 1O:f5 a. m. direct the rehearsal of the Christmas D m. Pilgrim Fellowship in charge Irene Carter 7:30 p. 
 E EpiscopoIion
 ALL SOULS. Cloves Terrace Hewlett Street.-The Rev. Thomas L. sinclair Christmas Day. Holy Communion and II a.
 Day, lilly Communion II III
 ST JOHNS, Corner West Main and Church streets-The lsev. Frahcis Ayres. pastor Holy Comnunion a. m. sunday school 9;30 sunday school service 10 a. Morning 1045 d. Young Peoples Fellowship dance in the parish house CHRIST CHAPEL 2O30 Street.-The lev uel Budde. pastor. Worship service 10:45 m. Menss Club installation December r., D m. Boy Decem Seryfc Iea0u Chrsf December 1s Grl Christmas party December A 2l Church school Christmas party December z3 ST PAtLs. WATERViIIE-Hev. Robert Beggg win preach at the worship service al II a. sunday School s:45 m. Candielight servce and Holy InEnion Christmas Eve. 1f:15. Christmas Day Communion service m. Christian FelIowshlp meet ALI sAINTS'. OaIGsIIIe Street.-The Rev Frank squTes, pastor. Holy Communion, s ChnrNh school 9:se Sermon by the pastor af the TRINITY, 2s Prospect sarsetT1s Rev Roger D r An- dsrson, pastor Holy Eucharist Holy Eaehassf and sermon 1v19 A g 8ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

CHANGED EARTH'S COURSE?
 The impact of the giant meteor that struck the earth in Arizona to form Meteor Crater was great enough, according to scientists, to alter the course the earth had been following before the collision.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

A soldier in a foxhole in the Solomons had his leg broken by q falling coconut clipped from an oyerhanging tree by bullet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. Corner Holmes and Mitchell AvenuesWorshp 10:i5 a m and p. m. Sunday School 1O45 a. m. Wednesday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Advent Christian

ADNENI tHiSIlAN, Sl Cherry Street.-The Rev, Arie C, Ainsworth pastor. Gods Method O Restoration
 will be the pastors sermon subject, f0:s0 sun day school 1l:45 a. Christian Character be the subject at the worship P m Weekly prayer meeting Thursday, 7:45 D. Sunday school Christ mas party for members and friends. Friday. 7:l5 D.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-23

The claim of the company that the present shutdown of the Buffalo Coal Mine in the Anch- orage area is due to the maxim um prices established by OPA for all Alaska is not substantial ed by the facts, Mildred R. Her mann, Alaska Director, announc- ed.
 The Buffalo company neglect ed for 8 months to report to OPA required expenditure accounts and even it's petition for adjust ment lacked clear and adequate cost information, Mrs. Hermann sad.
 The petition was returned so inconsistencies and contrary data can be ironed out, Mrs. Hermann added. No further action can be taken until this is done, " Ms. Hermann said, aud she pointed out that it is "the only one of 4 bituminous coal mines in Alaska to cease operation snce the present plice ceiling became effective May IT."
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-23
OPA News

Effective immediately certifi- cates for new 1942 passenger cars may be issued without regard to quota. As soon as sufficient cer- tifcates have been issued to GOV CT remaining inventories all issu- ance will be cancelled and new 1945 production released from control within a reasonable time thereafter. Certificate holders should act without delay.
 Instructions on ration of l945 new. car production is expected soon.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-23

Specific limits have been set on the hours of labor that auto mobile reLalr establishments may charge for in computing prices for 56 common passenger car repair jobs, the Alaska OPA announced today. This action, effective June 14y 1945, covers repair jobs all the way from a minor brake adjustment to the complicated job of installing the crank shaft and bearings. All shops are required to supply sales slips or receipts to custom CTS for any of the 56 listed oper- ations, regardless of whether or not requested by the customer. The slip or receipt must describe briefly the service, cite it's num- Der in the new regulation, che shops hourly rate, the number of hours charged for, the prices charged for parts and materials and the total charge. Automobile repair services not among the 56 listed continue to be priced as formerly under the services regu- lation.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-23

The U. s. District Court in Anchorage, Judge Anthony Di- mond presiding, issued a prelim- mary injunction against Wag- ner's Alaska Radio Supply Go. of that city restraining them from further overcharges on goods and services.
 A permanent injunction was issued against Will Key Jeffer- son, Anchorage landlord, who was previously fined $l0O for contempt of court when he vio- lated the preliminary injunction for violation of rent regulations.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-23

William Wright, local bartend- CT and former operator of the Smoke Shop, left by plane We'd nesday fer Fairbanks.