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Evening star., 1946-09-20

VIC. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Bedrm-
R,o. g6 sun Sun porch; s bath now rented at 500
saeemeaatt Sma1 rooming house; adults
oter rfrs Shafs So eseb aPt E5h
18Th St. and Georgia ave. GE s379
RENT I ShsFiffn fRffWhife vi qV couple. completely
furnished. lst f, lge lIv -bedrm., extra
Ise kit; Frieidaire and entire basement in
newly decorated house in exchange for
services. cleaning and supervising small
roomlng house State age. experience and
seeiephone no. for interview, Box HOG
THE CAIRO HoTEL-Two large corner
rooms. foyer and. bath; hotei service Daily
ooNGEH>IAL Girl, % to 20 to share fun.
Ho. 5o44 after $40 m I4l6 5, NV
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with other glrls.
Ia 10, per month. 422l IN 81. nv ia
YOUNG MAN between % and a5 yrs. of
3 rooms kitchen and bath. with another
man >43 REFS. eXch Gail after 9 pm
az s1, North HRI c.R9I. e a91 1tSN Ayr s'sJ
md foor. = bedrooms. kitchen. private
bath suitable for girls, $50 each per mo.
SPLENDID LIVING ROOM with fireplace
newly. furnished bedroom and bath. light
RM1dqseBseepins M Beepn g permitted ss5 Chevy Chase
GIRL, e @5 TO 70 so. to share e-bedToom
GENTLE apt, semiprivate bath furnish own
linen, convenient to bus and streetcar,
s6oI Iith ST. N,w.-Girls 10 share lovely
mnodern 5-room art with two other girls.
CURED RE 400 ET} ass Sss5 before S'tsI pm m
PTloay. r, @ RA In?s after . m, Friday and
a 4HRfY RfE Ta5Grasy RooTs .Y1 snd sa9dsy %.
ABOUT Nov. ] Tskoma Park area. rent
10 plas,erer for some labor o be applied
on, on ne GpTIT. TSEr Gs,, nn stgTr sH 800 =;
bath: sul able for , persons close 10 rams ms
pW0..ESSTIr9qnn. W.ST9n ,log a,rTs per month n 59!s.
other girls ,genptlIes: St5 per, month Call
Sc: APT. AVAILABLE Sept. % until June.
So month. Advance ren, required BOY
GENTLEMAN, 35 TO 40 to share comfort
per mouth BOX 20 star @22
WaNIED-l wa n5I. eonsenls. girl e share gen
IA IA a91s Sa Ii T1 geterson gsFs5 eTIs so month
~ c ST. NE rooms XII. and private
bath employed couple only S65 After
1889 NEWTON ST. NV, Apt. al-Ltv
IN IN oeaFm.: m. porch porch kil Shared Sl5 mo
e-BEDRooM APT. in Chevy Chase 5'09c Tor
woman 70 share with professional woman
$50 mo- csn after 4 pm, Wo. 2ai4. or
ARLINGTON. near Lee blvd and Giebe
ro.-Lacy VII share modern ant wi'h
another well-educated lady BOX 1860,
NEAR WASHINGTON CATHEDRAf.-Lsd
vii share her apt with another lady: $50
Call EN- 69t5 after $50 NJ weekday.
or Sat, sun. any tine BoX 1886. Star.
go 2?ud ST. NV, Is'-Aoor middia-1
room kltcheHette for employed nondrlu king
people - wk Also md f1oor front for /
or = $50 wk. MI 9Gl3 or EX 93a5
CoLoRED-2sI5 SHERMAN AVE. M
employed girls to share modern Two
rooms. k!iChenette and bath with another
siL-4 neal furnished 81 per week each 81.
Evening star., 1946-09-20
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED tc.,,,

! NEED A. 2-BEDROOM apartment; have
desirable 1-bedroom apartment. tp nv,
rent S64; wish TO trade. Call Wo. 1881
NEW HoT YoRR ( FOR wAsHNoroN-LIsHrre
4-rm. modern apt; 80 min, from Times
needed in D. C. RE, 1900 Ext. 7s285
WAsHrSsGToN for Manhattan or Ions
Island: will exchange trent or sublet. furn.
or unfurnD 2l2-room apt. w. for one
WAsHEiSseTo6N u shE Fok Sk NV YoSRiakk-Attrsc. oSRiak
ns,,n m0dern n gsedrm apt NV for similar
Gessiblse Great Neck by auto. DE 1900.
Ext 1873. or WO. 364S -22
NEW YORK APT. OF 3 rms 9 exposures,
very modern. for 2-bedrm. apt. in Wash
or suburbs. RA 7U24 after g pm 20
LOS ANGELES for sshington-2-bedr
apt. new BLDG, Beverly Hills excel. resi-
dental district for 2-bedroom apt, Box
5ti-G, Star -22
HAVE LARGE UNFURN. 1-room apt with
dressing closet. kitchen. bath. elevator
and switchboard service: near Dupont
Circle. rental, $40. Want l or , bed
room apt. near transp. Box 227-H, Star
COLUMBUS FOR WASHISGTON-Will ex-
change spacious 2-bedrm. apt in CO.
lunbus Ohio. for 2-bedrm, apt in Wash,
D. c. Immediately Call IA 1863 -22
Evening star., 1946-09-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD

$3.50 each. l bed IN double rm. for men,
$50 mo AD SOFA 30
NV Vacancies for men. Inner-sprlng
mats. and TWO nice meals each day 10
lsS1 MASS. AVE. NV lge. triple rms
for students S45 each. Is
SHARE RMS. for men and women; "l07
s st ~
1908 r. l. AVE Nw.-Nice large rm for
gentlemen or girls wslkIng distance
downtown, $40 each NE 73Hl ~
CLEAN ROOMS, good food l double for
gentlemen. also to share. MRS K.
4O6 18Th ST. NV -"6
EXCELLENT FOOD, home-hke atmosphere
close trans for the right parties Box
&c. Star -oG
CRESTvTEw GLIB. eGao 16th st. n
Vacancies for men and women. detached
mouse spacious rooms. splendid meals, eX-
cellent Transportation HO Slun 20
Evening star., 1946-09-20
HOUSES FURNISHED

BRADLEY HILLS-Beautiful Colonial brick
with almost = acre. center hall. . baths,
st-fool laTatory gas heat, 2-car brick
garage; S215 a month. l-year lease from
Oct. J. j. NOBLE BOAZ, 1240 Wis ave
FOR LEASE, furnished, 2 yrs. from Oct
3, at SI35 per mo-Charming ?-bedrm
white brick bungalow on Southwick st
Bethesda II you are q matured couple
G, Star so
A SPACIOUS HOME in Bethesda. Md .
beautifully furnished with period furni-
ture: there are rooms and tile lavatory
on the first floor bedrooms and " baths
on 2nd floor. also > maids rooms and
be IN lease for months. price 1910. Call
Evening star., 1946-09-20
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE 6-RM HOUSE in suburban
D. G. pending landlords approval for 2
or bedrm- house or apt in Birmingham.
Ala Call TIE "s43 or write MR. SCHAFER
SAP md ave. S Birmingham. Ala -1l
STON-WASHINGTON - viii exchange
modern home in exclusive Boston suburbs
ioT similar place in Wash. Or vic. Call
ARLINGTON, VA. for San Dego-Will ex-
change rent "-bedroom bungalow. furn.,
Tor home in San DIEGO, Calf. Box pa H,
Star %.
FOR WASHINGTON
bedrm. red brick. l-story house. dble ga
rage excellent location; exChange for :! or
house in or near WaShington
Evening star., 1946-09-20
ROOMS EURNlsHsp-MD. end VA,

LGE. FRONT RM., twin beds, next to
bath: nr Pentason and Navy Building;
conv transp; gentlemen preferred, no
SIWY SSTWVH9s FsRSrsHE6 sS ST 6f poTBIE %9sI RN bIssk
fast, use Of phone: $50. Falls Church
Is.ERac;MF' r,cs,v fnrr dorh,. r,, 60 - ou
only. with twin beds inner-Spring mat
tresses. next bath; s. so each weekly WA.
ARL1.. vA.-Young man: large room dou-
bic bed, in private home: direct transp
in from, of door TO Pentagon IA 663-M
NICELY FURN. BEDROOM. small den. pri-
vate bath. oil heat. c,hw., yard, $40 foI
Evening star., 1946-09-20
ROOMS EuRkIsHED-s.E. and s.w.

I32 10th ST Sc large sleeping rooms
FOR men, twin beds, ch,w., oil heat So
per week each EX. 56.3 20
acouple. kitchen PRIVILEGES. $50 per wk
7Oi { ST. S.W., Apt Sleeping room for
Two. $40 week EX S32S
.Sf07 MISSIONER DR.. Sc. of 31st and
pa ave Nice room, next bath, pvt home;
large closet. S35 mo- for one, S45 for
zoos SAVANNAH ST. s.E-Room. attrac-
tive and clean. bus al door; near Boiling
Ftcd gentleman preferred; S35 a mo.
AT $500 22s
6fi A ST. s,E.-Large front room. 2nd
floor, twin teds, for or more persons,
persons, S6 ca; more, less. FIR. 416s.
Evening star., 1946-09-20
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

GEO. H. WILLIAMS COZ St n.w.-9-
unit brick and pebble dash apt. bldg
each apt has comb liv rm. and din rm,
, bedrms, kit, bath; fun bsmt. c INV
heat: annual income "a 400. Ist coml
Stolar, EX S535 20
Md-6-unit apt house. corner lot that
has great potentialities. all brick, interior
needs some repairs by appointment only
Greer, UN 300 eve. UN l4to 20
Evening star., 1946-09-20
HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.

RANDLE HIGHLANDS-Nr 25th and Pa
ave Sc immediate possession. modern de-
tached brick home in fine condition nice
rooms, bath. good-siZe basement, gas. H.
w.n.. built-ln garage beautiful lot. 4
adults no children rent SllO monthly
Box 3?9-H, star IN
MODERN, ARTISTIC 1-bedrm cottage for
one couple. Defense hwy. at Lanham: per
manent Govt. employe preferred WO
44f6 after O'Clock
Evening star., 1946-09-20
ROOMS FURN.-Northeost. Cont J

MICHIGAN PARK, 430a 18th st. ne
refined women for dbl bedrm, and conf
lv. rm., near transp.. $50 per mo. NO.
u2S1 -21
master bedrm next bath: newly decor
beau fgTn: laund. pTTiyils ,,oo couple or
girls. So 50 es VIZ II SIsa -i2Ss
,oom' suitable for one person; continuous
Rot water SIS Is per week. Ii. 1925. 90
Room for couple with ] child housekeep-
Ing privileges $50 mo EX. 65s1 21
COLORED-f27 QUINCY PL. N.E.-Large
spa cious room suitable for couple. Some
privileges; S45. DE. 1891. -2l
Evening star., 1946-09-20
APTS. FuRk. AND ukEuRh

NEARBY MARYLAND rooms. kitchen
ette. 2nd floor. share bath ] ST floor S45
gnI1Tn SO turn Bowie l746. -23
THREE-R00M APT.-All utilities furn
n advance. l34S Euclid ST. n W, Apt 3
Evening star., 1946-09-20
APARTMENTS UkEURhisHep.

CoLoRED-USIT BLOCK OF Eye st. NV
room uniurnlshed apt, S45. use Of
tricity furnished; cow transp: married
couple only Govt. employees preferred
Evening star., 1946-09-20
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

PERMANENT Government woman fmpI0vp
wants room and board or room and break
faSt with private family near ConneCticut
avenue ouS Box 445-H, Star -"
Evening star., 1946-09-20
APARTMENTS SUB. WAkIEp

NAVY OFFICER. WIFE and swear old
dauEhtcT desire two-bedroom: furnished
mouse or apartment up 20 SI35: Arlington
preferred Gail 1T COMDR BRUNEAU,
Nj 100, after O'Clock 21s
Evening star., 1946-09-20

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-02-22

szry session. Therefore Elew eIlyE M Williams. Acting Governor of Alaska. by virtue of the authority vested Iu Ihe Governor Of Alaska. by section or the Organic Act of Alaska. as amended by the Act CT April 1S. 1980 chapter 105. section I. 54 stat. 1I1.#S [. s. (. A. section -. do hereby convene fha Legislature of the Territory of Alaska to meet in extraordinary session at the eify Of Juneau. AL aska. on Monday. March f. 19#6 Tor the following objects.
 ~I To consider and act upon legislation for the benefit of vet erans Of World War IT,
 = 10 consider and act upon legislation relating To the public health. particularly for the care and treatment Of tuberculosis.
 8. To consided and act upon legislation to regulate traffic on highways.
 "4 To consider and act upon legislation Co provide such rev enues and 10 make such appropria- u0ns for deficits. actual or pros pective. as may be necessary.
 5. To consider and act upon such other legislation as may de deemed advisable because of the termination ot the war, to meet problems arising therefrom. to promote and strengthen the peace time economy and insure the Ter Ef0ry.s successful development.
 Tn witness whereof in the ab- sauce of the Governor Of Alaska from the Territory of Alaska, have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of the Terri tory of Alaska this 10th day 5i February. Ig4e. at the capital Q Alaska. Juneau. Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-02-22
COMMISSIONER or HEALTH PR0CLAIMS MARCH 6 AS
 S0cIAT. HYGIENE n

JUNEAU -Dr. C. Earl Albrecht. Territorial Commissioner of Health this week set aside March as So- eiaI Hygiene Day for Alaska in a proclamation issued from the Cap .ital as follows
 WHEREAS, the Territory has well met its responsibilities to service men and women. youth and workers during war in safeguard ing their health and welfare, and
 WHEREAS. THIS RESPONSE BHITY MUST NOT BE NEGLECT ED IN peaeetime but must be ae- cepted more energetically than ever. and
 WHEREAS. venereal disease. prostitution and promiscuity seri- ously undermines the strength Of our citizens. destroying lives, dis abling tens of thousands. and ruin ing the happiness of millions. and
 WHEREAS. the American Social Hygiene Association has requested that a day be designated as Social Hygiene Day. the observance of which contributes to the eradica- tion of venerea1 diseases and the building of better health. better homes and better communities. and
 WHEREAS. civilian and mili- tary, medical. legal and social or ganizatons of this nation, Terri tory and community are cooperat- ing in these worthy efforts,
 NOW, THEREFORE, I, C. Earl Albrecht. NJ. D., Territorial Com missioner of Health. do hereby proclaim March 6. I946. as Social Hygiene Day for Alaska and do
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-02-22

hereby urge all people to give wholehearted support to the ob- servance of this Day for the pur- pose of advancing the campaign a. gainst venereal diseases, promis- cuity and prostitution during the postwar years.
 Under my hand and seal, in Ju- neau, Alaska, this first day of Feb ruary in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred a d Forty-six. and of the Independ- ence of the United States the One Hundred and Seventieth.
 C. Earl Albreeht. NJ. D.
 Commissioner of Health
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-02-22
.sGR OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
VETS LEGISLATION FIRST ON LIST AT FORTHCOMING
 SPECIAL LEGISLATURE

A special session of the Terri torial legislature was called last Saturday at Juneau by Lew Wil- Hams, Acting Governor. to eousid- CT Vets legislation, T. B. prob Iems a highway revenue act and other reFenue-getting proposals
 Official text of lhe call is as follows:
 Whereas, public necessity re- quires that the Legislature oI Al aska be convened in eNtra-ordip-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-02-22
YUKON INJURY BOARD
 SITTING IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE = The Board Of In quiry investigating the causes of the wreck of the liner Yukon Feb. 4. is completing it's hearings be- hind closed doors.
 Capt. Chris Trondsen and other licensed officers of the vessel were questioned this week and several passengers who volunteered to testsify have appeared before the POard
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-02-22

NOW! For the first time Wrangell has a new cleaning service for oil burning stoves, furnaces. boilers, shimney etc.
 The new PREMIER special electric cleaner is here. NO MUSS NO FUSS and thorough cleaning with this new PREMIER Automatic cleaner.
 For effective and trouble free operation your oil burn- ing stoves should be serViced three times a year.
 Now this service can be endered to the public by Calling
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28
Woodward Says
WHY WASTE STEAM ON
 LITTLE THINGS?

Grousn0 is state of ntnd like slcearin0. You sink into 1t up to your ears Nntil tt becomes your norntal and regular aoay of expressing yourself.
 If you swear easily and often you find yourself pumctuatng all your sentences with your pet words If things please VOL YOU swear to show how
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28
Tuberculosis Group Meets
 In NewHoven

Hartford, Oct. 28-Dr. H. A. Pat tison, director of the Potts Mem orial Institute, Livingston, New York, will be the principal speaker at the seventh annual meeting of the Connecticut Tuberculosis Asso- citation Wednesday at the New Haven Medical Association on Whit ney Avenue. With Rehabilitation of the Tuberculous" as the title of his talk, Dr. Pattison will emphasize the need for rehabilitation work with tuberculosis patients both in the sanatorium and following their discharge.
 Dr. Paul s. Phelps, director of the Department of Tuberculosis Central Hartford, will introduce Dr. Patti son at the dinner session at 63O o'clock Miss Marion H. Douglas, Hartford, president of the Connec- ticut Tuberculosis - Association, will preside at all sessions of the confer ence, beginning at five o'clock, and Miss Mabel Baird, executive secre- tary, will report on the work of the Association during the year. -
 Mrs. Ralph D. Keeney, Somersville, will report for the Committee on Nominations, presenting a slate of directors for two years and officers for the ensuring year. Other mem bers of the committee are Mrs. William G. Skute, Wallingford and pr. Clement F. Batelli, New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28
TaH T0wer Topics
fSSiilGf2GGa h,31l BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER
GOOD EVENING.

The clothing shortage through strange parodoX, has become the special plague of the local policeman. Oddly enough when of the boys in blue becomes the of uniform he automatically creates for him. self situation whereby he has less to wear-after work
 ing hours, that is Up until very recently patroman, had he intended to go fishing could check his off at the roll call, gather himself home don loose-ftting sweater and battered fish hook filled hat and be off with his rod and reel. There no need to change from his sturdy blue trousers Sitting the bank of said trousers rolled to the hp hero of the parking meter could out the trousers at his happy leisure
 And what of the overtime parker ever hesated to put quick press in his pants and take off to movie,
 family visit little elbow bending at the neighborhood club shopping tour, football game any of num- Der of social sporting business ventures that gpped his fancy? Ah But the old order changeth. Last week. unobstrusvely and without blushng than they could hep local wachdogs of law and order appeared on the clad in white-strped affair that had been placed into the category of the walters trousers uSh CTS uniform bell hops garment and severaand sundry the Board of Police Commissioners But it isn't this kidding that bothers noble, Would-be Sherlock Homeses for the officer of the law is amabe sort of chap who usually has handy for his heckers What does bother him is simply that his new, white striped creation is, of all things uniform. Honest ON DUTYt. Oh unhappy day!. Gone forever the shining brtches the fishing wharf the and beaten, bagged and abby trousers that through woods and swamps the searched for bit of wild
 Gone forever is the lazy freedom of quick change of clothes from uniform to civvies Now the patrol snaps to attention and white stripe reflects the rays of dimming sun-and there's sad note in hero's voice he mutters, in reply to question: No think I'll stay home tonight. haven't thing to wear-realy, not thing!'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28
THE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT WATERBURY, CONN., MONDAY OCTOBER 2 I96
Courteous Smile
 Builds Good WiII
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

The reception desk-nerve center of modern office-can also be its heart when occupied by friendly, sympathetic and smiling girl.
 The girl out front can affect the mood of the entire personnel of 8 firm. Because the public also re- spends to her mood, her friendlineSS can build up reserve of good will ft,r a company.
 From Loveland, Ohio's cheerful issy Staneck, whose amiability and unfailins courtesy are prized assets of the firm for which she works, you can pick up some use- full tips, fyou're a girl out front.
 Getting her smile in first is one of Cissy's rules. Anybody but a curmudgeon," says Cissy, will smile back"
 Friendliness can be divided into two parts and, according to this friendly girl, both should be worked at. One is being interested in the other person. The other is to be as helpful as you know how.
 Will you be exhausted at the end of the day? Cissy'S answer is "No." On the contrary, she says, it's the grumpy girl who gets tired.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28

short sleeves, requires yards of 36- inch fabric.
 For this pattern, send 25 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUM- BER to Sue Burnett, Waterbury Democrat, 1150 Ave Americas, New York, 19, N. Y.
 The FALL and WINTER issue of FASHION is brim full of smart ideas for every woman who plies needle. Easy-to-make styles :. special de- signs by Americas top-flight de- signerS. lots of ideas with access sories.... free printed pattern in book Price 25 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28

things get down to show how far You your you the again you all emotions ~ big little. just way you talk
 Grousing gets thing has its little pleasannesses your proportion whak the little They take much of your thinking
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28

of diamonds.
 At most tab1es declarer. made the mistake of ruffing this with the nine of hearts, East overruffed with the ten and led 8 club. Then West returned another diamond, assuring East of another trump trick.
 Stresau refused to trump the jack of diamonds; he discarded his losing queen of clubs. West con- tinued with a diamond, and now Stresau trumped with the deuce of hearts East overtrumped with the six-spot, but Stresau could win any return East made and pick up the trumpS.
 The very nice safety play that 5tresau made in this hand may seem difficult to recognize. It Is this type of play and many others sim liar to it that put player in the expert class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28
IT'S NEVER YOUR FAULT

held the street crossing You're in hurry and line and trucks ending You're annoyed being delayed going be late And late mu about it all day long Why not hurry bit to catch
 instead of using for being grouchy all day?
 slice finger sharp edge You tie in bandage thing keeps getting things awkwardy feel all thumbs Your coming deeper mutter waihng complaint such little bandage why 1t?
 the victim role for all it's worth The world against And things before breakfast ready happen anything things that happen complain conversation long
 slipped off just right window The tires the nearly the milk just boiled all itself didn't those things but how do gpe about them.
 Now they didn't happen Of their accord slightly responsible because neglect your everytm And things happen that complain
 CHANGE YOUR TUNE
 Why not hush while? ing You aren't really much have accidents into joke chatter about the big things that fh it
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28

Orange Blossom pair event and will be held Monday and Tuesday afternoons, Dec. g and 10.
 I have an idea that the con- mittee will make this eame so en- joyable that it will be talked about for long time after it is over Stresau, who Is chairman of the Florida Winter Nationals, is visit ing many tournaments now to in- vite players to come to Florida. At Cedar Point, O., I saw him play today's hand for a top score.
 The opening lead was won in dummy with the ace of diamonds and the jack of trumps was led. West won and returned the jack
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28
By SUE BURNETT

Brighten your work-a-day world with new house dress made on slimming princess lines. Easy to slip on, easy to care for, this button frontier features the popular keyhole neckline and pretty ruffle trim. Wear it for afternoons, too, with three-quarter sleeves.
 Pattern No. 8f03 comes in sizes 32; 34, 36, ,38, 40, A and 46. Size 34,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-28

Two attractive young ladies sat at the head table for the Victory dinner marking the close of the Community Chest campaign Friday evening They were surrounded by many of the ctys leading business and professional and women union leaders, clerks, factory employees and others who enthusiastically worked for the of the drive that everybody might share" The two young misses attracted than usual attention and there speculation to their identity and the purpose of their presence until President Harry Liebesknd of of Community Chest Inc. and Miss Lucy Bowes presi- dent of the Waterbury Council of Catholic Women presented to fill what obviously pleasant task for them. On behalf of the Catholic Womens Council Miss Bowes expressed the memberships pleasure in awarding a savings bond to Miss Maryn White freshman at the Waterbury Catholic High School while Mr. Liebeskind performed similar honors in presenting bond to Miss Janice Drumm, sophomore at St. Margarets School on Chase Parkway The young guests represented the spirit of high school youths They the authors of the two best letters in the Red Feather contest They out standing contributors to the publicity vital to the of undertaking community drive for funds The Catholic Womens Council and the Community Chest to be congratulated for encouraging youngsters to write their views and tributes agencies that play such
 tremendous part in the daily life of Waterbury, This phase of cooperation will eventually underwrite the future of Community drives for the young stu dents inject sincerity enthusiasm, fresher outlook deep confidence and hope in the future security of the affiliated agencies