The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1945-04-30
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Good Evening.
By THE MAN IN THE TOWER


Here's a tin to Waterbury housewives if they haven't
already tipped off to the latest feat in culinary art
We think it is really interesting news 1t gorlfies MAZE
literally and guratvey speaking and 1t may emancpate
few females charter members of club which deghtS
in discussing frozen foods and whose emblem OF Tree
dom (from household slavery is can opener Now the
one who has "revoluntionize" home-cookng is male
named E. Gordon Male baker residing In OAK PARK,
Ill Here's the latest from Business Week about frozen
PIES (give grandmother chair Jimmy and please pass
mother glass of water) while unveil the secret
Soon to be available to housewives everywhere are tro
zen unbaked pies cookies and other products already
selling like hot cakes in Oak Park, Ill Prime advan-
taqe of frozen pastries says article s serving them
ovenfreSh with little effort Housewives willingly pay
as much for Frigid Dough products as for finished
bakery goods Most popular item is clover leaf rolls,
about 500 dozen of which sold weekly Next IS blue
berry mullins $4,000 dozen week) sold in paper cups
which double as baking nS PIES come c nr e he less SaHed
in the package, and miniature cream puttS ProouctS
made with yeast dough- such as bread and rolls must De
derosted and allowed to rise before baking 1t IS claeo
all the products will keep at least 80 days frozen sol
Pies can kept safely for week, and certain cookies
up to go days. at ordinary refrigerator temperature
We wonder one of mothers hot berry pies under the
new order will cause an epidemic OF cramps"
BRASS NUGGETS Engine Company No.
baldwin Street StatiOn) has priced souvenir col
lection photos of fre-ghters who formed the Rose
Hills and Mutual Hook and Ladder companies over
half century ago. Names perpetuated by the present
generation and familiar today as in 1881 are
included in the honor roll of gallant "smokeeaters"
The individual photos in a large, single frame, are
connecting links of today and yesterday. Water
bury Chapter Disabled American Veterans, will meet
tomorrow evening in X. of p. Hall Veterans OF the
Argonne in 18 and of Normandy IA and other
historic engagements will mingle. Youth Will be
served and several veterans of World War slated
for positions of honor. It's the D.A.V way! DR.
John G. Gilmartn, assistant superintendent OF schools
Colonel William J. Shanahan and Past Commander
George Karnofsky of Corporal Coye Post are formu.
lating an interesting, educational radio program OF
exercises in observance of 81 Am An American" Day.
Sunday May 20. "Blue STAR Mothers will be hon.
Ored at anniversary tea party arranged for Sunday
nv Daughters
An honor roll is being prepared permanent record
of their contribution to current four youngsters
have survived the elimination contests for the Knights
of Columbus Catholic Youth Organization OratOrAca
events and will compete shortly for the priced St.
Francis Xavier, ST. Patricks Church of the Blessed
Sacrament and Church of Immaculate Conception par
shes will be represented in the finals. The time and
place will be announced shortly by Miss Dorothy Sci
bert, chairman of committee of arrangements
Attorney General Francis A. Pallotti is patient at
6t Raphaes Hospital New Haven where he is under the
care of DR.. William F. Verdi, his brother-ln-laW
Goshen which boasted the states worst snowdrfts OF
the past winter jumped into the again last Friday
by announcing that urres occurred there during
the day. John Murray able and veteran manager OF
the Beverage Bowling League of the Oldest in local
pin circles still talking about the hour and half
plane trip he made to Canada recently.
Admiration Appreciation, Inspiration and In
centive will be the cardinal points about which the
coming Seventh War Loan Campaign will revOve for
members of the Sacred Heart High School They have
been assigned an official quota by the local Bond
committee They have held their initial rally and the
drive is slowly gaining momentum with one of the
greatest detectives any student body could ever desire
They going to try to make the cOmpaign the most
outstanding in history to exert their ALL and do their
utmost honor fellow students and members of the
Sacred Heart Alumni, boys and girls, now serving in
the Armed Forces Each squad will dedicate its efforts
to a number of certain members They will be in pos
session of their and the years in which they
graduated The campaign consequently takes on the
nature not only of general salute to all serving with
the cOlOrS, but personal remembrance of each ind
vdual honored by the various teams So the present
students of Sacred Heart High School in admiration OF
the patriotic efforts of their former associates,
in appreciation of their services and sacrifices in
spired by their devotion to God and Country
and encouraged by thei spirit to will
work diligently than to make the
Seventh War Loan drive tribute worthy to the Sacred
Heart boys and girls of Uncle Sam wherever they
and in whatever capacity they risking giving
their ALL Need add that the drive at Sacred Heart
High School under these circumstances can't be any
thing but success! Good luck to ALTO those in the
service and to those carrying the home front in
the finest traditions of Sacred Heart High School
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An East China Wing Fourteenth Air Force China.
S-Sgt L. A. Caron, 70 South Street. Waterbury, Conn.,,
now serving with the headquarters of an East China
Wing of Major General c. L. Chennauts Fourteenth Air
Force in China, has been promoted from sergeant Sgt
Caron, who has been assigned to the Fourteenth Air
Force for the past fourteen months recently awarded
the Bronze Star Medal by Gen. Chennaut for meritori