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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
CLUB
 NOTES
WinOna Rebekah SbOnSOr ShOW

An old-fashioned show was pre- sented under the direction of Mrs. Augusta Espelin following the meet in gof Winona Rebekah Lodge, l. 0. O. F. held recently with 25 members participating. MaryWeid- mann. noble grand presided dur irg the business meeting and plans were made for the annual Rebekah Christmas party for members and their families to be held December 18th at ' D. m. at the banquet hall.
 Entertainment will be in charge of Mrs. Espelin. Each person is asked to bring 25 cent gift for the grab bag. The first nomination of officers was held and at the sec ond meeting, scheduled to be held December 12 a class of candidates will receive the degree of the order.
 Local lodge members will attend the Neighbors' Night program of Columbian Rebekah Lodge, Nauga- tuck Wednesday evening and will present one number on the enter tainment program under the direc- ton of Mrs. Espelin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
Group toPresent
 Witch DOII''

A three-act mystery comedy en- titled Witch Dolls, will be pre- scented by the Childfen of Mary Sodality of St. Lucy's church to- night at the church hall. Elizabeth Romaine will direct and Mira Squiilaciotti will be in charge of sound effects.
 Included in the case are: Irene and Gloria Aldorisio, Fannie F'ai- cone, Marie Embardo, Mary A. Ca- puto, Lenore DelGobbo, Theresa Zurin, Concetta Carlo and Floria DeF'rederfco.
 The program committee included Vera Caerio, Mary Rossi, Lucy La Flo, Leonora Del Gobbo. Emily Ma rabotUi, Carmela 'Lorusso, Theresa Richards, Angie CoViello, and Melba Falcone; tickets, Catherine Petruzzi and Helen Tiso; reception, Mary Gugliotti, Ida Marucci, Dolores Or sini, Carrneline Nardiello, Mae Or satti. Mary Cavalieri, Marie Cardillo, Amelia De Natale and Frances Colangelo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
Recent Bride
 ShO1Ver. Guest

Mrs. Daniel Kenny, Mrs. John T.. Kenny and Mrs. James F. Kenny were hostesses at miscellaneous shower recently at the home of Mrs. James Kenny, East Main street. in honor of Mrs. Vincent J. Morgan, the former Miss Lorraine Ann Noble, a bride of Thanksgiving Day. Attending were: Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, Mrs. Lillian Boyce, Mrs. Timothy Mahoney, Mrs. John Lynch, Mrs. J. J. McGrail, Mrs. Alvah Parsons, Mrs. Francis Pfeif- fer, Mrs. John J. Kenny, Mrs. Brid- get Kenny, Mrs. Laurence Kenny, Mrs. Katherine Kennedy, Mrs. John Storr Mrs. Rose Whelan and Mrs. John E. Noble.
 Also: Mrs. John Cosaello, Misses Mary Egan, Mary Kenny, Made leine Lowrey. Elizabeth Kennedy, Julia Mahoney. Anna Mahoney, Christine Costello, Mary Costello, Mildred Costello, Alice Kenny Eve ly Kenny, Sarah Daly and Kath- leen Gilbert
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
Santa Mario
 Name Officers

Miss Mary Connor, Southington, state regent of the National Daugh- ters of Isabella will be presiding of ficer at the installation ceremonies of Santa Maria Circle, Wednesday at 7:3O D. m., at the Hotel Elton. Miss Bessie Smith will be toast master. Reservations for the din- ner to be served following the in stallation will be closed tonight.
 The arrangements committee consists of: Miss Margaret Fra geau, chairman; Mrs. Elizabeth De- coninck, Miss Smith, Mrs. Agnes Rubenwolf, Mrs. Mary McNamara, Mrs. Margaret Candy and Mrs. Margaret Centerbar. Entertain ment will be in charge of Mrs Lydia Ayotte and Mrs. Mary Byrnes and reservations, Mrs. McNamara and Mrs. Centerbar
 Officers to be installed include. Chaplain, Rev. Francis M. O'Shea; past regent, Mrs. Marion Miller; regent, Mrs. Mildred Lynch; vice. regent, Mrs. Agnes ProulX; record- ing secretary, Miss Bessie Smith; financial secretary, Mrs Mary O'Rourke; treasurer, Miss Marjorie Quilter; trustee for three years. Mrs. Marie Beckley; trustee for two years, Miss Bea Shea; trustee for one year, Mrs. Ruth LaVallee; i; custodian, Mrs. Irene Dutil; moni- tor, Mrs. Elizabeth Savage; inner guard, Mrs. Margaret McAvoy outside guard, Mrs. Margaret Mo Kenna; chancellor, Mrs. Mary Me Namara; scribe, Miss Emma Ter Till; first guide, Mrs. Inez O'Reilly, and second guide, Mrs. Mary Ter Till
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
SOCIAL
 FUNCTIONS
Christmas Sale Planned byGrOMp

|. Mrs. Ernest Say is general chair man of the annual Christmas sale sponsored by St. Elizabeth's Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church to be held in the parish house, Thursday, starting at l o'clock.
 Mrs. Say is assisted by Mrs. James H. Cline. Mrs. William H. Miles, Mrs. William H. Roden and Mrs. John Snow.
 The tea to be held in connection with the sale will be in charge of Mrs. Ebert Richmond, assisted by Mrs. Edward Samson ST., Mrs. Louis Duchesne and Mrs. Lura Dutton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Friday afternoon tournament conducted by Mrs. John Morairty 60 Linden street closed with the fol- lowing winners; Mrs. w. G. Bailey and Mrs. Howard May, 539; Mrs. Philip Roy and Mrs. Max Kraft, 537; Mrs. William Cleary and Mrs. Charles Cornell, 53519; Mrs. Frank Hardy and Mrs. Justin Clark, 533;
 Top scores for the afternoon were; north and south; Mrs. Roy and Mrs. Kraft, TO; Mrs. Cleary and Mrs. Connell, 6812, east and west; Mrs. Dionne and Mrs. Rosebrugh, 68; Mrs. Sincaster and Mrs. Ferry, 67,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
Naomi Chapter"
 WiU Initiate

Naomi Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will be hosts Tuesday night to Mrs. Janet E. Ackert, worthy grand matron, West Hartford, and her aS- sociate grand officers. on their of- ficial visit at Masonic Temple. Mrs. Marion Meister, worthy matron of Naomi Chapter, will preside at the initiation of candidates.
 A turkey supper will procede the program, Mrs. Ruth Vining in charge, assisted by Mrs. Lillian Prescott, dining room chairman; Mrs. Hazel Curry, decoration; Mrs. Edna Wolf, official hostess; and Mrs. Agnes Hopkins. reservations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
CantOn Martin
 To Hold Party

The Ladies Auxiliary of Canton T. R. Martin, No. 8. will hold a public card party at the I. O. o. F. banquet hall Thursday evening fol- lowing the regular meeting scelad- Eled for 7:30 D. m. with Mrs. Julia Marggraff presiding.
 Mrs. Catherine Wood, vice presi- dent, chairma nof the card party, will supervise country store table also. Members and friends are invited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
YnIe Log Hunt
 To Be Held

On December e,J o'clock the Waterbury Girl Scouts will hold their annual Yule Log Hunt at Camp Wequatausett. Troop 55, with Mrs. Charles Mundhenk, leader, will lay the trail Symbols for marking the trail were made by Brownie Troops, 56, with Mrs. William Wells. leader, 5o with Mrs. Alfred Parke, leader and 67, with Mrs. Charles Parker, leader.
 Miss Angee Russo, leader of Troop 23, will be in charge of build ing the fire. Mrs. Herbert Pinter, leader of Troop 20, will be in charge of all arrangements. Mrs. Drucilla Littlehales, assisted by Mrs. Walter lily, will be in charge of singing. Mrs. Raymond Pidge and Mrs. Nor wood Webster will be in charge of the making and serving of cocoa. Any scouts who wish may bring lunch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

The Friday afternoon tournament conducted by Mrs. w. Sherman Smith at the Hotel Elton resulted in the following top scores; Mrs. Eric Caul and Mrs. L. M. Mitchell, 741a Mrs. Ida Birdsall and Mrs. E.. o. Hess, IT, Mrs. Joseph Reilly and Mrs. Frank Driscoll 69; Mrs. J. B.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03

Miss Polly Harrington, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Daniel T. Earring ton, Jr., Columbia Blvd, residing this winter in New York City, spent the week end at her home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03

Falling and Mrs. John F. Hager, 68H. The standing; Mrs. Louie Schmidt and Mrs. Edward Hayes, 1591a; Mrs. Ida Birdsall 15312; Mrs. Walling and Mrs. Hager, 1521a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03

Arlene Baribault, daughter of MT and Mrs. Arthur Baribault of 553 South Main street. The Bedards also have two otherchildren, Dianne and Donald.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03

Miss Phyllis A. Morris, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Philip Morris of Millville avenue, Naugatuck, was general chairman for the second annual party sponsored by Beta Gamma, St. Joseph College, west Hartford, Friday night at the college auditorium. Members of the stu dent body presented Front Page, a night club entertainment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03

MT. and Mrs. Thomas .Lawlor of Highland avenue, were week end visitors in Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03

Good Night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-03
Social Notes

MT. and Mrs. Charles P. Dur fee. First avenue, had as their guests, their son, Charles M Dur fee and Miss Marcia Winder, .his guest at the Harvard dance, held at the Yale University, Sat- urday evening, following the Yale Harvard game His brother, John P. Durfee. a student at Williams College, Massachusetts, with his roommate, Thomas Stearns. North Dakota and the Misses Sue Cav enough, a Bennington college stu dent and Andrea Hunter. New York city. recently visited here.
 Miss Elizabeth Ann Spalding daughter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel c. Spalding, of Watertown, is re- turing to New York from Washing ton. D. c. One of two hundred girls. Miss Spalding was released when the Red Cross training class es for overseas service were dis continued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-03
WAR FUND GROUP
PUTS OFT FLAG

The new flag flying on the
County couFshouse - the Com
munity War Fund symbol an
nouncing g. everyone who sees q
that Key West j. giving 70 me
cause ~ humanity. a. y mas new
a. givcn before
The need Is greater. therefore
the hearts of "a are opened 10
help brighten the lives Of sefN-
lce men and women who nasi
remain overseas help those
who have been wounded "a take
care 81 distressed children afsd
families. officials of the drive
ss8ld TO-DAY
The Community War Fund con-
blncs the National War Fund ana
the Key West Community Ghesi
SIX thousand dollars Of the sls.-
co.. raised. vill remain here tor
local charities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-03

HaskinG vice-prcsident 81 the
Sheridan Manufacturing C0mpa-
ny. lie asks for a complete his
tory of Jane Gruy-family. home
life and business ability"
what's wrong with thati-
lie says here. Appearances
and ahllltF 50 superior 10 most
applicants question motive In ac-
cuuflna stenoarapaic position
Johnson. I'll bet that girls up 90
something. Probably after his
JOB.
And then ne BEGAN 90 ehurkie.
Il hope she gets ~ DogRone II |
don't Where's a blankg Now.
hows this for an answer
Refercnce - appearance Miss
Grey NeW York business woman
noted for taste IN clothes and
groom 80 Hes paying frr this.
50 I'll lay Il On thick. Family
background: father dead. mother
married. home life Is not con-
GENIAL % nirl so Is dependent
upon salary. Johnson. why IN the
devil d.dnt ! pay her more?
Guess Ia better tell him about
the girls she raomc1 with. Took
me long enough O. find out what
happened % them And nc added
that
"Now what else"
"BIsin ability"
Il would forget that. All right.
'Bcst sicnoET apnCr ever WORKED
al Cutlery Aun4.Cs Tel her IN
double salary and paw fare east
IL So u rclurm' There. that ought
% hid hlm.
"Ngw for her" IIe pondered
over ths Cor some '.mc Her
homo scdr S. on taat wire OF
hgss. ISN'T it!7
JANE opened heT eyes in the
y dngy apartment tle next
morning. elg as duFv as the
p'ac pral. ral'v every tniug lay
u Gu1.Fys hards. See had
PLAYED b,m a q 81 trick Would
te Boz b.c enough % Overlook -
Ana wt ..3 skl I'd herr
Ia- % .-A4tI
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WILL REMAIN A MENACE"

Japan mast be made 10 realize in
every step Of her long road back TO accept
ance among civilized nations that a govern
ment does not indulge in the excesse. she
has loosed in the world the last fourteen
years and call Il quits when her leaders
have had enough"
This D. the statement of General iona
than ". Wainwright after three years and
more of experience in japanese prison
camps where he saw them las they are
With the veneer stripped off
Dis,laiming a desire for personal re-
venge either for himself or his soldiers. the
general said that We should treat the Jap
anese ia full accord with the civilized laws
1T war. but until We can be sure that a
Japanese i no longer "a bully with an the
bully'> ~mallness and love Of brute force "a
impress his authority enjoying 'infhcting
pain. both mental and physical. on anyone
who lacks the power to strike back. japan.
viii remain a danger
The general ,ays that until We are as
sured that these qualities have been extin-
guished-not simply submerged-the Jap
ane"e nation will remain a menace 10 the
world" He valls attention Ia japanese
cunning 90 conceal their true nature and
how quickly their brutality appears when
there Is no immediate chance 81 retaliation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-03

Every now and then. in newspapers
throughout the country. stories are told Of
the pitifully low salaries received by public
school teachers. particularly in the south
and the west. and il will undoubtedly sur
prise Key Westers TO learn the small
amounts our teachers receive.
While salaries and wages were rock
citing in key West from 1904. with men
and women with little or NO experience In
the work assigned to them receiving sal
aries that ranged from S45 TO $50 or more
a week. the top sum received by Key West
teachers. based on their degrees and length
II experience. was 81 .l25 for a nine-month
year.
When this country entered the war
and wages aud salaries rOcketed still more.
a teachers earnings increased annually So
slowly that. hy the end Of five-year Pc
riod, the top salary was only Sl.7s2.5O.
The Citizen was told of cases Of school
boys and girls. Immediately after their
graduation. obtaining positions that paid
several hundred dollars mere annually
than the teachers Of the boys and girls
received
DO YOU know where we can get two
or three more teachers" The Citizen was
asked by a public school official
Not at the salaries paid" he was
informed. There a job downstairs for
typist and stenographer that i going
begging. with a salary Of Sl50 a month and
other earnings that will make the average
5000 a month. much more than any Of your
teachers receive"
The remark was made upstairs in the
county courthouse. and the job in question
was available downstairs in Circuit Judge
AquilinO Lopez office.
Education Is the most important thing
not only in a democracy but also in any
other kind Of government. vet public school
teachers in this and other countries re-
ceived far less. considering the great i'm
portance Of their work. than persons in
any other profession.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-03

r h aa people. noW CIamoring
afau aI veterans from
fh. dispatch of fresh
fHs T.nts 90 occupation,
ns.daf he developments
aaa fae.r relationship g. the
nted -fstes. and other
fs FED Is. future.
# apparent from The sue
Hsnf af aerial commandment
ernaH3 aHd Japan. that future
aHF country can be or
go aad continued from
kHa#. au3 thousands # miles
Tt a.amf aoub does not change
lisa 4 mu.tipllcs many times
aH E. aamavs and destruction.
a.. fa demeu .frated. we believe.
aar fhat no nation can de-
~ Hs aaH aIf strength as q com
seense aEa.fsf devastating beHibing
as hnaas hnw loBR thc United
aaie io retain the secret Df
a.n.b 80 whai year Ia The future
800 discover some new prin-
refaan Certainly. 6 often
neass aud Gre range of rock
Hf.H.-. ta expand. q may
M .H country almost any
aH affaes urnn ant other
f..rash as defense methods
# ds .arrd 90 cope With
Ia.E.f. .I to prevent fhe
nmf aam.s the safety est
.arfHaua. supervision
H.as % arfrr fa prevent sud-
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.O,.,tsadot#i.,,
-Vs ha PEGGY 0MoR

Wrapped in a heavy robe. she
hurried % the door On see tne
shambling ianiior there. i signed
Cor Il" nc arumbled. Here" Ard
he thrust an envelope IN her
hand.
perched on q hard kitchen
chair, she opened the first 81 twc
sheets inside and fTownea. There
must b. some mistake. AGa fhcn
she gave . little cry Of tr es..ph.
No. this was a copy Of the angsscr
he must have sent 20 Garter. Who
must have wired In HaxkinS'
name as she'd reasoned he wod a.
Cutlery had merely omitted the
name and address Of the person
% whom the telegram had been
sent.
Jane rocked on the Kitchen
chaiE as she read H. Good old
l. j. She couldn't have COM
posed an answer % fit her nceds
half 50 good as this
She turned 20 the second page.
Will this do and what are yUu
up to- And what DO Get cut 81
thisg Write me the whole story
and III play ball When are you
coming home7 r. {. b. knows
every thing. The heel I hired u
take JOB you should have had
Sold cat 20 him Immediate an
swcr demanded or III send fol-
low-up % above copy"
Jane rushed 90 the telephone
90 send . brief wire.
Long story: will write tonight
Salute y0u as Aipha-lron"
He was pure non. unxiclding
bat 50 dependable.
Coffee ready, she locked out %
the window 10 find . marvellous
day in the dawning. The lake lay
like an opal. Shrine Temple. the
courthouse and auditorium rose
through tinted misis Ike dream
castles.
Marvellous day: marvellous
world Evelyn would move N
that evening. and soon. s0on-
II came even sooner than Jane
expected
Te be eentinned
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ONE JAP FOR PEACE

We see by the newspapers that jap
ane~e noble haS announced his intention 10
devote his life and fortune 10 a Japanese
research laboratory Of permanent world
peace.
Twice during the war period. the noble
returned his family's title to the emperor
oi Japan. but each time Hirohito refused 10
accept il. Now h. accepts permanent world
peace a. has task and hopes that il will be-
me task Of the new Japan and her people.
There - nothing 20 be gained by cues
uonisg the sincerity Of the MARQUIS Yoshl-
ohika Tokucawa. because under circum-
stances now prevailing in Japan. there j.
abundant reason for such sincerity. Just
he same. Il might not be amiss To- point
out that the noble has the opportunity Of
his life IN his native land and II and when
hr succeeds We might be able Ia give him
some further work in the remnants of Nazi
Germany.
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Chapter 10
GARTER smiles back 81 her,
- This tailed wlth the story ol
the morning. He admired spirit
zslen IL was on his si8e
u suppose you were iustlaed7
4 thought I was"
so naturally. you'd graviis'e
to q business with which you
we're familiar"
Carter seemed satisfied. bat
Jane wasn't sure. IN route . thc
building she whispered 20 Evelyn
i have 30 sat q wire east inn
medlaicly. Can you manage ~
can't imagine how
Il have H. Call ms aclcctive,
have MS Office send Il IN my name
and III slip the message q you.
A few msmcnts later Evelyn
stopped by James desk aud then
went into the PIX. room. where
she relieved the grl az thC
switchboard for a few moments
Her eyes on the room. visible
through glass walls. she quoted
Party wiring you fer rCcom-
mQndAlions. II you dare tell him
my family name I'll wire TCB
and tell what YOU can't afford q
have known. Please help me Five
down ny fam Nv name J Grey.
Operator. charge THIS - J. Grcy s
nuMbuT.'
ZANE went about her work a.
- usual, unaW age q a Come ly
drama taking place across thg
contincnt.
L. r. Cutlery Sal ~ his degk.
two tcleRTals spread before barn.
purple and rcd wing for saplcm-
aCy IN his face and neck
why. that-that little devil"
'v@at Is H. l. T." Jshns9u
askeA
Miss Grey. out there on thc
coast, faTcaigHHg me- threaten (
nae. after SHAT she Cld O. rr-
What you made her d. g.
you. corrected Johnson
Look hCIc-N. from @ james
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Select Headquarters
For War Fund Drive

Headquarters for the Commun-
- War Fund Drive which com
Dimes the National War Fund and
the Kew West Community ohss'
for local charities. will have 80
headauarters IN the lobby u Ia
Concha Hotel an during inc
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EmployeT-YOung lady. have
you any experience On defense
work
She-Yes. ] used 80 90 with a
sailor
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NELLIE WAS \ LADY

Nsid lquicklyl-Get up. ma
darn. tie dining room is on fare.
Mistress IN thaf case. Mary, |
ull have breakfast IA bcd
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Disapproval Of the wars By the Japs
and the NazE started when they realized
that they were on the losing end.
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LECALS

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LECALS

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