The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-26
FEM Ed.

ransacked pantry
 And stole pint of stout!
 i Dramatic and Otherwise :. .. Important stage news of the week that Clare Boohe Luce Representative from Connecticut, will jump from politics to dramatics this summer to play one of George Bernard Shaws most famous roles Candida in revival at Stamford, pretty her home town She has previously been identified as playwright but has never acted The Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company will go into action again in Sep tember in New York, later going on tour few years ago Pauline Lord starred in clever comedy, The Late Christopher Bean," in which play Grant Mitchell will tour the continent entertaining the Armed Forces
 Word comes from Berne, Switzerland that the Salz burg Music Festival discontinued since 1889 will be vved next month with 21 performances at the Mozart The stage thriller Angel Street" which had George Dillon and other members of staff jumping out of their seats when they the show in New York IS going the road in what is termed "a tranScontnen tai transforming tour" Here it is, and just about time too, for revival of "Rostands "Cyrano de Ber gerac which is planned for Louis Cahern in the title role. There are not too many shows the Connecti cut summer circuit Time when they dotted the coast from Stamford to Stonington and filled the woodlands from Ltchfield to Sharon
 It is encouraging to hear that not all returned veterans in the dumps and not slowly but surely dsntegrating morally and physically. Neither all crippled and disabled veterans psychiatrc cases they not discouraged, and they more cheerful about the whole thing than the folks at home This is the opinion of a nurse located at the Great Lakes Naval Station Indirectly have been told that this particu- lar nurse who has most cheerful philosophy of life visits hundreds of patients daily, all disabled in fashion some pretty badly mamed, and she finds in practically cases that they are cheerful about their condition These things have happened to them, and story to counteract the vast amount publicity given to the hopelessness of the of the boys coming home?
 From the Far East Here's Einstein's theory of relatHty in "cod cash" 'hot" currency young Wa terbury lad serving with the A. E. F. in China sent his parents O0O the other day Yes there's catch in that statement It $1 O0O Chinese currency and as young soldier apty expressed it. pin money" Actually 7 riUht thn nriY IS worth 25 cents in Uncle Sams money Speaking of n aton the youth wrote the people of the United States have no knowledge of what it really Six months ago in Chungking, dollar in U S money would pur- chase $500 in Chinese Today the latest rate of exchange is $l of U S. for Sssoo Chinese! When the young sters get home from sailing the and frequent ing spots that they hazy remember seeing the maps back in school days they will bring with them incredible stories of the magic of Uncle SamS dollars They will tell you of the faith terate natives had in the rency of the U. Shot United Cigar store coupons which is another story about servicemen in another World War These young fighters will fear imitation in their native land after seeing what it did to the monetary systems of other countries and played havoc the social and economic lives of people who willing to work suffer and die for victory YeS good old U S. A. greenbacks the to great things and when verted in War Bonds they more potent That's O. K Gene Ovatt, Jim Moran or "Pete' CoStigan. You boosters of loan drives This little commercial for the coin of our realm is the real Mccoy they say in the classics.
 City executives felicitations today to MT and Mrs. Matthew Doyle, superintendent and matron of 4sAUUASAuC Numerous friends join in the best wishes of the day and for future happiness May they enjoy the sunshine they have brought to others in the conscientious discharge of their duties They have made BrOoksde home and have recreated new world with comparative comfort and security for many facing the sunset of life.
 Around Town i. The noon hour finds the streets
 filled with humans seeking place to eat Drop in push in to any eating place soda shop and you will find all of them crowded to the doors Yet indeed lunch is fortaby and dearly bought Those marble Postoffice steps become more depressed as time goes footsteps of the multtudes wearing down the lasting substance, which however will last as long there threecent stamps Sweet Music in My Ears" strikes your you enter haberdashery shop which makes 1t fine for those working inside, and those going in and out little of Strauss little of baseball plays and little of what gives in Oknawa and Berlin waited the breeze passing McCoy's, the house of music and toys Keep going now, tepus fugts but don't break your neck try ing to see tennis rackets, new fall gabardne suits, scarves beaver coats white dresses for August fall hats garden seed fresh made bread and those fluffy cur fains in this window and that you foot around town
 There's woman in new felt hat i've mean one of the new elts) Hasn't she got nerve at 90 degrees in the doorway There goes the siren Probably nothing. but we might as well look out the window, anyway . Three blind mice three blind mice Mo- we are not start ta