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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
Social Notes

Ann Nolan, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Thomas Nolan of l9 Randolph Avenue, Waterbury. was elected vice president of the Mission Unit for l946-47, at a recent election of off, cers, at the College of Saint Eliza beth.
 Miss Nolan is a member of the junior class at Saint Elizabeth's College.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28

Miss Anne Flanagan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Flanagan, White Avenue. Middlebury, is a patient at St. Mary's hospital.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

lnard Clark is with her over the
week end. coming here from New
York to see her mother before she
leaves for her trip to New England
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Lewis B
Hershey gave dinner Wednesday
honoring group of officers who
have been here five years or more
and are leaving April / to return to
civilian life.
Guests at the dinner were Col
and Mrs. Gareth N. Brainard, Col
and Mrs. James T. Coatsworth, Col
John Langton and Col. Richard P
Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wesley Evans
entertained informally Friday eve-
ming some of their Greenwich For
est neighbors to give them a chance
to say good-by to Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Boesch, who next week will
move to Hackensack, N. j., where
they will establish their future
residence.
The Evans party was one of a
number that are being given for
the Boesch during the few days
that remain before their departure
Mrs. Boesch will be honor guest
on Tuesday when Mrs. John v. Law
renee will give a bridge luncheon
for her. Several Greenwich Forest
residents will be among the guests.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

Among the guests at an after-the-
play party that Mr.. and Mrs. George
N. Matthews gave few nights age
were the Harrison Hathaways, for
mer Edgemoor residents, just back
from more than two years residence
in Florida.
I'VE will be here several months
Mrs. Hathaway told friends who in
quired as to their plans, "at least
until after Anne's wedding on June
8, and perhaps until fall" 4
The Matthews party was one OF
those delightfully."- informal affairs
that Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews give SC
successfully and was in honor of the
cast of the Montgomery Players, who
won first prize in the one-act- play
tournament recently held in Wash
ington with their presentation of
"Petticoats Preferred"
Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway were
members of the Montgomery Play
ers when this Little 1Theater group
was first organized and so they were
enthusiastically welcomed when
they made their appearance, after
SO long an absence, at party for
the players.
Since they have. been back in
Edgemoor, Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway
have had. their daughter, Helen,
and her husband, Mr.. Plato Papps
and their small son, Harrison Earn
est Papps, with them. Their older
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Change Residences

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo David, who have
been visiting relatives in Los
Angeles after living in Texas
while the former was in the Army,
now are motoring East and will
make their home in Washington.
Mrs. David is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Grosner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Steiner and
their family have left for their
home in st. Louis, after residing In
Washington for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Wolf
and their family have moved from
their home on Thirty-fourth street
and now are occupying their apart
ment at 2800 Woodley road.
Mrs. Henrietta Chaser now is max
ing her home with her son and
daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Glaser.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Betbesda-Lower Montgomery County

/ daughter, Cynthia, Mrs. Charles
Pinckney Donnelly, is now living in
New York.
Miss Anne Hathaway, the young
est of the three Hathaway girls, will
be married in June to Mr.. George
William Allen. Over the present
week end Miss Hathaway is visiting
her fiarce's relatives, Mr.. and Mrs
William Phillips, in Bernardsville
N. j.
Miss Jane Hickenlooper, daughter
of Senator and Mrs. Bourke Hicken-
looper, has been in New York for the
past week, where she was the guest
of Miss Anne Strickland of Mason
City, Iowa, who is senior at Co.
lumbia University.
Miss Eloise Johnson, who has been
in Westgate for the past week visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Lotus Murrell. left yesterday
for Miami, Fla, on the first part of
Ia trip to Brazil.
In Miami, she will meet Mrs. Hans
G. Sorensen and her small daugh-
ter, Linda Diane, and on Tuesday
Miss Johnson and Mrs. Sorensen
will 60 by plane to Mrs. Sorensen's S
home in Belem, Brazil.
Miss johnson will remain In
Brazil about three months and she
plans trip up the Amazon and
several short trips into the interior
of Brazil during her stay there.
Miss johnson and Mrs. Sorensen
met in Washington. Mrs. Sorensen
Is the former Miss Marjorie Price,
a resident of Washington, and DR..
Sorensen is a field worker for the
U. s. Department of Agriculture at
the Institute Agricomico del Norte
do Brasil.
Miss johnson has visited her
uncle and aunt in Washington fire.
quently and has many friends here.
She is the daughter of Mrs. Muir
rell's sister, Mrs. j. Purnell johnson
of Glenburnie, Md.
Mrs. John B. Shepard will leave
tomorrow for Boston to visit her
sister, Miss Constance Churchyard.
Mrs. Shepard's daughter, Mrs. May
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Miss Acber to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Young
Acher of Takoma Park announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Eleanor Fairfax Acher, to Mr.
Arthur Parton, son of Mrs. A. Tay,-
lor Parton of Yonkers, N. Y, and
the late Mr.. Parton.
Miss Acher is a graduate of Coker
College, Hartsville, S. c., and for
mer assistant dean of women at
American University here. Her
fiance is a graduate of Millbrook
School for Boys, Millbrook, NJ. Y,
and Williams College, class of 194l.
He was recently discharged from
the Army after serving over four
years in the air forces.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

MRS. STREET,
The former Miss Martha
Anne CumminS, daughter OF
Mrs. Dauid E. Cummins OF
Annapolis and the late 1t.
Comdr. Cun1mins, 1Uho Uas re-
Gently married to 1t. Il. g.
John Pipes Street, U. S. ~, in
the Naval Academy Chapel.
He is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Abel John Street of McComb,
Miss. -HGyn1dn Photo.
Evening star., 1946-03-22
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

CASHIER, experienced, desires position in
nal ngh-ciaSs lass restaurant Or hotel prefer 10
CHA f5 syGe seyTlee StSS tor children days
evenings, week ends, or short trips; refs.
COMPANION N-HoUsEKEEPER, small adult
family; refined. settled lady. Box 23s-V.
DREssMAKING. design. remod., altera-
BERT, 1880 Irving NV. Apt 4. AID. 223s
GIRL, colored, wishes lob as clerk in, store
Iypins' filing and calculator machine; Elk.
GIRL. colored. wants job as driver or
bundle wrapper: exper and ref. Phone
NURSE, undergraduate, available Mar 81
for mo-; in Christian home; nursing care
week BOY :sS2-v Star. sa.
PART TIME, or hours, ending about
30 pm, 5-day week; ase' 32. 2l2 yrs.
college; $50 wk. minimum. No typing or
shorthand Box 132-V, Star
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL. SO, now employed.
desires change: outstanding BACKGROUND,
Is yrs teaching experlence, expert in
pianist qualified TO teach public school
music creative ability in childrens litera-
ture. working knowledge of French Italian:
ouslifed to teach Spanish. Box 250-V.
STENo., part time, very competent work.
in your office or elsewhere. Call DI. $3.50.
TYPING. legal and literary papers COPIED
correctly by expert. at home or once.
TYING. A6DREssING. efficient work,
your once e, or r. elsewhere s have own type
TYPING OR HANDWRITING to do at
home Union I71S. 22'
TYPIST desires work to be done at home:
english german some French. Call after
p1 pYpIsT. ST expert, wants work to do at home.
WOMAN, colored. intelligent wants job
cleaning Govt. rooms; No l reference:
naf nigh,work; ME- 5e53
experience, will address envelopes or do
clerical work at home; unlimited telephone.
WA. 3191
NATIVE wASHINGToNIAN desires inter
estins. permanent secretarial position with
Star o4s
THREE YEARS WORKING for AAF hs,
convinced. me the plane has replaced the
horse. and even more thoroughly has con-
yinced me that that's my line of work =.
Familiar with spare parts. routes, etc. Of
all cargo type aircraft; resigned before be-
coming typical Govt. clerk; yrs. total ex-
perience in supervising organizational and
secretarial work tout of practice in dict.
Star. for personal Interview. 24'
Evening star., 1946-03-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
CooK-CLEANER. experienced woman,

COOK CLEANER: experienced woman, COL
ored. desires > days. Monday, Wednesday:
other time employed. DE. 5O66,
EX. COOK for boarding house; colored
woman; nc. Sunday: $50 week; good ref
Du, 1850. between am. and l pm.
dry: .5la days week, Call FIR 306s.
GIRL, colored. good laundress and cleaner.
wants o psrt-time work. five days week.
GIRL, coiored. wants days work. SIS and
carfare; reference. Phone AID. ol47.
GIRLS. two. colored. want g.h.w, exp; no
Sundays. Box 24a-V. Star. 90.
GIRL wants g.h.w.. 5l2-dsy week, from
2 am. TO pm, SIS. Call NO. 9S37 from
Girl Girl eolored' wishes dayyork of any
HOUSEKEEPER-Refn Christian woman,
good cook and housekeeper, with 12-year.
old son, desires position as housekeeper in
Christian home: excellent references. Box
JAPANESE COUPLE and daughter wish .
domestic job: expert gardener and expert
enced general hskpr. Call District 2945.
MOTHER, licensed. will care for child 2
or younger, during day. Call GL. $3.50.
WOMAN. white, reliable, middle aged de-
sires housekeeping position with employed
couple Phone TR. 5912. 22s
WOMAN, young, colored, desires work. 81,
days a week: live in: no Sunday; mothers
helper or general housework, no washing.
III E st. Sc, in basement, ring doorben
Want WORK as maid. regular or days
york or either part time. r. BROWN.
Evening star., 1946-03-22
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

CASHIERS or checkers for super food
market, male or female; those with ex-
perience need apply; excellent pay, good
s1pERARRErs sSq1s nels me- emsesment esa % once. @ snd
CLERK, filing and general once work;
good opportunity and salary. See Mr..
Seward from 3 to 6 p M, SMITHS TRANS
YER g. STORAGE CO., 1913 You st. NV.
COUPLE to liye in for cooking and clean sa
COUPLE. white. driving and interested in
gardsning g.h,W:. care OF boy a. and one one
375-T, Star -25
COUPLE. middle-aged. MANAGE guesthouse
exchange ,exceptionally pleasant apt.;. 6
wks. duration. NO. O7S1. "a
COUPLE. janitor and maid, for guest
house; man may have full-time outside
Job woman care for, sleeping rooms; $40
psr nSns psons rR fHsnissed $685. apt 1S 18th @ St
COUPLE, white. foreigners preferred. cook
and houseman-butler; excellent upstairs
living quarters with private bath. Phone
JANIToR, white oman and wife,. sub
HpoT Srsn to Hs on NH rhsS
NUMERICAL CARD PUNCH operator, /, B.
M. machines, salary S15S.36 per mo-; per-
manent position in old-eStabiished indus
Apply RIM. 602, 1101 Vermont ave. NV.
SILK SPoTTER. 5hs-day week. REA
CLEANING SERVICE. 5220 Marlboro rd.,
ARE You INTERESTED in running a busi-
quarters il desired. Write Box 4saT,
Star, ~
Evening star., 1946-03-22
HELP DOMESTIC.

GHAMBERMAID tIn. for suesthouse. apply
CLEANER, white, for small nursing home.
cooK-GHw.. light laundry; family Of 3
desire some one clean and reliable to live
M nsr loSeiy sE up IPstsirs room and BATH
COOK, white. for small nursing home; set
tied and sober, good honest worker. Sligo
COOK. gh.w,. Mon. through Fri. l-6:15
dinner: Bendix, man cleans every other
VIZ SIS and carfare; ch. Ch.. Md. WI
COOK, general housework light laundry.
sdults' So and carfare: 1880 through 6 8
COOK. experienced, s.h.v.: colored. not
2o best live WAGES !a wo dgs ss
scheol.age riri: nice room with private
ea3h "a oo SS2 RsI monfh: references reau5Ted
Cook koG NV. ~. 0iRi Thoroughly experienced
srenaes sma adu, BE- family nsS good salary city lef
N ca wseonsin fetsT 5esaTfd sa4f Esf Hsf
10 pm s days ss5: Georgetown. Mchi.
cooK-GHw.; for small family. live in;
good home and excellent salary; references.
eo cookla Ky .H.w-a adults; $50, rm. ma and
sssS Ext M after tSs esl GRdisn FsiIs church
.S asS. ss e enSssss SRssr' 9ss
experience, references required. No. iasi.
CooK-GH.w.-Experienced only: refer
| ences. health card required: permanent;
| small family. live in; top salary. Gil. 1881.
CooK-GENERAL HoUsEwoRK; live in;
sdssa differences; $i49 lao month; other help en-
bachelors summer waterfront home. near
Annapolis, Md. April l to. Oct. l; man es
saretaker and butler, wife as cook and
arate servants quarters with private bath;
ssnfS CALI NR slSs rRESp ss5 Ma R4 SSc SSsrd and
i$ %s T t. pay sa 60 $3.50 asS' 4s sfn:s s.
Ssskiy: exesient e1i pay. ~" II T. sa5s. em' Gays
M: :hi IN '!so SO sss ssefas MONTH .ss' es r.
G.H.w. and assist child school age: white;
small Georsetown family; Ss5 a month.
GIRL Tor general housework, stay late Sat-
urday and one other night, help take care
Of children. $50 week and carfare. co.
LxHNpKEss. COOK. noon until after din
diSy.d days and ap suRdsyys assy on; other help en-
ences. DE. 6194 for appointment "a
MAID. white, g.h.w. and cooking fond of
live in, nice private loom and bath; good
| salary. EN- 1868. "a
MAID. part time, 5 mornings. g.h.w. and
cleaning, small apt; 2k-yr-old baby;
refs, health card; S14 wk. HO 1865.
MAID .H.W.. $50 and carfare; no SUM-
days; fond Of children. 1907 Fort Stevens
DR.. NV. RA. 5163. -23
NURSE-MAID, experienced live in; other
help employed; references required; S100
monthly. Call EN-. 1856 -22
WOMAN, white, for Inv. and assist with
children; no cooking or laundry: excellent
salary. RE. 5103. 1928 18th st. NV. 22'
WOMAN, experienced, settled, to do house,
work, for couple living. in Silver Spring;
M MSM-dasy, ~ week. an to 7:30 pm. Phone
WOMAN, settled, white. for Inv. and
plain cooking. In apt, sleep in. $40 mo.
S100 Conn. avs, Apt, 430.
Evening star., 1946-03-22
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

HAWAIIAN OR SPANISH GUITAR. privaf.
lessons; reasonable: instrument furnished
WITHOUT charge AD; A396, I to pm-3f
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
Pittman and Gregg. speed dictation; (
lays and nights each week. Special for
competitive exams
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
1913 14th st NV. MI. 955S: est. "a yrs.
Thousands successfully prepared Let us
prepare you for civil service
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day. night and
sss aes Tree asSsns ~
p. G. requirements and CT training. i343
n y; ave: NE; TITS: estab. 1918.
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses IN shorthand. typtng. bookkeeping.
SSeamptometer. 60 al sscretarial subjects. HEst.
Inquire now. MA. 233S. BOYD SCHOOL.
1883 St. lOpp. Capitol TheaterI
CONTINUED "a Next Para1
Evening star., 1946-03-22
HELP WOMEN.

corset alterations: 5-day week; pleasant
working conditions; adequate salary. APP
ply 9th floor. personnel once, GOLDEN
BERG'S. 7th, Sth and X SITS. -22
ALTERATION HANDS, experienced pre-
ferred but not necessary. Apply employ.
ment once. 4th moor. LANSBURGH q
AEfERATioNs1hads. NJ La s's experienced p;M fine
women's wear; salary. $40 week: pleasant
working eond. vacations, disqualification
ALTERXTi0N aANDs-sEAMsTREsSsEs 70,
coats, suits and dress alterations. Appls
personnel once. 9TH door. JELLEFF's
1214-1220 It, nv.
Evening star., 1946-03-22
HELP DOMESTIC tcont.)

WOMAN, settled. live in, ghw. Wisconsin
0499. 490S River I'd; NV. ga
apt; also help with children; no cookinE,
light laundry; refs. and health card; good
salary for capable person. Box 349-T, Star.
-23
WOMAN for gh.w., 5R days week, no
children. personal laundry, live in. Call
WHITE GIRL OR WOMAN for general
housework and assistance with 3 small
children. Comfortable room, meals, salary
and generous free-time privileges. Falls
Church 294S-R ~
ROOM AND BOARD FREE to personable
young lady in return for helping with chill
Box 25O-T Star -23
Evening star., 1946-03-22

sas5.r!Ss SA5Ss sss cali 81 5fnesssn @
CLERK. ONCE work. DUET RESTAURANT,
727 eth st. NV. Apply Miss Sachs. 20
CLERK for dry-cleaning store; excel. op-
pors pors salary and bonus. Phone Georgia
CLERK, young lady, high school graduate,
for interesting general office work, by old
pleasant working conditions and vacation
with pay. Call M; White; DE 1900, for
appt. L. P. sTEUART. INC, 144o st.
CLERKS, $50 am. to AIS pm. days a
week; no Saturday work; permanent posi-
LIFE APP Ms co Lns sns isah
No sPesss tesphens nesnn naqrss a
sethssda residents preferred Apply
H0f sbBSs aOsPFs ss tafa silver HrHe &
CLERK, young lady for general once work;
mas Be spst
S9 sRse5 o!fhhss' S'TSas
ssis' a%R1 4 Snss &C. se gays si 70 Ps5
ceaIiERKk eaiEk for laundry once; experience not
sssabllsheds, flrw. See Mr., rarren, WEST
SEIsIS sEPkK; SEQ Sss pay q n WHITE STAG SHOE
CLERK for cigar and candy department.
| must be experienced in selling. Permanent
position, good salary. Call between l and
| 7723 Georgia ave. NV. -23
CLERK POLICY WRITER, branch ONCE
casualty insurance CO.: 3s1a-hour week,
mensurate with ability: permanent posi-
ton. Contact Mr.. VALE, MA. 075S. -227
for established retail firm; permanent po-
sition: 51s-day week. MARTINS CHINA
STORE, 1928 Conn. ave. NV. -22
ICLERK.TYPIST for general ONCE work,
permanent position. WESTERN ELEC-
TRIO co.. installation dept. iii N,
Capitol st. -2S
Evening star., 1946-03-22

continued % Next PasA, },
Evening star., 1946-03-22

Apply chief operator, WARDMAN PARK
rf Mo0dsz ad
week enable operators to earn up to ap.
Phere havs BEEN other CHANGES IN werk
practices incluans Iedustlans r
727 18th st; NV. 1852 F st, nv; Open
sysP5Fs PoFoSac Snt TERhTpH5NE RR 5NE e6
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS to. work al
home evenings. ga hours: salary. Bo,
TiYPIsTs@To be used primarily for ad.
dressing envelopes and copying writer
ABBY personnel once. md hoor. sSth THi
Tfsrc co s2per st. excel si for
chSSch. Va. concern. csli If Fails s'1 chuTsf
TYPisT, immediate openings. Apply EN-
ploymsnt once 9th floor WooDWARD .
F9FIsTs tor sSY larse g corpoyation, aay a6hr.
Salary and bonus. ali Mr.; McbERMoTT Szk 5HSs
TIYliPisT,, permanent positionno. 5-day week
ssI Southern Building. SO
auto parts % o1dsr dept.: oDportunits y hH'ss, io'
permanent position. and enlargement
ooR IN sxIEs gsTiSs & MI aes csus b &c
or phone RE. 013S. So
lTYPIST. experienced, minimum speed 81
words per minute: starting salary $156
| Apply in person. 1904 18th st. NV, ol
| telephone DE. $500, Ext TS9. between
$3.50 and or 8 and pm. -22
week; no Saturday work; permanent posi-.
tions. pleasant working conditions, mex.
pgeennsiys lTnshroom., Apply Miss Lnnd. Rm
Sl6 14th ST. NV. No telephone inquiries
lTYPIST-Exper.. preferably some knowl
edge of bookkeeping, although not essen.
tial Permanent position with reputabl,
/ company: good salary and excel workins
sepnditienHs epads ASK AK for MR. TRAINoR, ssle:
TYPIsT. experienced. permanent position
$50 q week to start. Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO.. 703 7th st. NV. -2S
! TYPIST, to operate small switchboard
good salary and working conditions; 5h-
| day week. See Miss Stinson. MCMAHON
CHEVROLET CO., 1928 Georgia ave. NV
TYPIST for national trade associa ton, in
| teresting work. centrally located ONCE. 5z.
day week: salary, $3.50 per mo. Box s7-v
TWISTS to work from 8 to 10 pm. Mon
day, Wednesday and Fridays: white. Ap-
ply In person to Mrs. Gunion, STONE
MERcANTILE AGENCY. INC. 1915 3 st.
n.w. End door, -23
Evening star., 1946-03-22

@ onST to experience eoueanph
sgsafeTepsses: hish pay for right man. 20,
55hhfaE pazaaacY tS q so ssrt 4 Hs ARp'
fu sppy s@f %IasRS ps tsss
FLSsIEfREK. 1hIta 1slss sgf to start meal
PoRTER. eoiored, colo Cd for fopo' ofr-sale package
Mouor store must be able =, to driye car
FE #AssAcs 500 fsg w!ss SEs
rerk week. p Apply '.HiiSHS JLhEiF so0i ief4 t,
psce aad soaas tn appESa
lmately $50 per week, Call in person
PRnssERs or dry ceanInf nH 14as psn SAX
TARY GIEHNEss, ssss i4th " St NV sNNi
press: excellent opportunity % for MeseaGe advance
ment; veteran preferred. Call GIL. $500
RADIO HAM" to learn automatic ans
electronic equipment servicing. under q
tniar rainlnE r prSsTam sa n9 wSnderiul
RADIO sERviCEMxN. clean. modern, wei
equipped shop; 4s-hour week; must b.
81 al Rosf SIS Week. aDS @
bonus This is not chain or dept. store
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, .utomobil
necessary; will teach business. SCOT7
REAL AHhSSi EsTATE SALESMAN, experienced need o
well trained. See Mr.. Ashley. REALT'
ASSOCIATES, 1922 18th st. NV, EX
RECEIVING CLERK, white. 25 to 35 year
old; experience not necessary. veteran pre-
ferred; pleasant working conditions, vaca
ton with pay, yearly bonus, disqualification
See Mr.. Miller. HUB FURNITURE CO., IT
and D SITS. NV. -oR
aECEIvING AND. SHIPPING CLERK wit,
sorae experisnce for automobile parts. Ca
REcEIvING AND STOCK CLERK. intelli
gent energetic, with GOOD education. 70
. fine Connecticut ave. speciality store
permanent position; opportunity for ad
eancement: salary open. Apply the Es
sIE O'DONNEIL CO.. 3407 Conn ave. nv
REFRIGERATION service mechanic AZ
ply CARRY ICE CREAM CO., 1887 d st. S.,
ROAST COOK. white, permanent position
tep salary Apply chef, CARLTON HC
TEL 10th and K SITS, NV, ga
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-27

Marion o, Auctioneers.
ANY exhibitor not winning in of the classes
in this department will receive S00 transportation award
TO- Vocational Agricultural exhibitors eligible participate
in the howmanshp described under the All depart
IL Vocational Agriculture students eligible participate in
the Dairy Cattle Judging contest described in the All Club
department
IL Vocational Agriculture students eligible participate in
the General Livestock Judging described in the All
Club department.
Thursday July 25 will be Junior Fair Vocational Ag
Tculture exhibits will be judged this time.
Vocational Agriculture exhibitors encouraged to enter
class competition entries depart
ments close MONDAY, JULY 22, at pm.
DEPT FUTURE HONIEMAKERS AMERICA
This exhibit to of booth display completed
jectS of the Home Economics
w " ] w] w]- ]-
DEPT. H-SCOUTS
This exhibit is to consist of general display of Scouting a.
chievements
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04
Last Night's Fights College Basketball
By UNITED PRESS

City College of New York 46, idaho 35.
 Pratt Institute 5O Brooklyn Poly 47.
 Rhode Island State i2o. Arnold College 57,
 St. Francis 70, St. Francis Alumni Se.
 Missouri 4o, Drake Al.
 Augustana 54, Elmhurst fl. Texas U. 66, North Texas State 40. Morningside SO, Buens Vista 4i. Loyola C1ll.) S4, Illinois Teachers 70.
 DePaul e7, Kalamazoo College 6l. Oklahoma A. & M. 39, Texas Tech 33.
 Texas wesleyan IT, Tulsa 42. Loyola (La.) GA, Keesler Field 36. St. Peters College 6l, Bayonne (N. J) Navy 43.
 Regis 60, Hardin Simmons 43. Pepperdine 46, Chapman 25. Pepperdine Frosh 42, Pasadena College 43.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-04
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A psychological triangle drama" furnishes a striking acting vehicle for the talents of Katharine Hep burn and Robert Taylor in Under current" M-G-M picture, which started today at the Loew-Poli Theater.
 Here is the strange case of hus- band jealous of a rival whom his wife has never seen, namely. his brother. When Ann Hamilton Miss Hepburn) marries wealthy Alan Garroway CTaylor) she has no inkl- ing of the burning hatred her hus- band bears against his brother, Michael (Robert Mitchum0 At first reluctant to mention him at all, Alan finally opens the door of his past wide enough to give Ann a glimpse of the feud between the brothers in which Michael is pie tured as a cad and scoundrel. Cir cumstances, however, and a meeting between Ann and Sylvia Burton (Jayne Meadows) the girl who was in love with Michael. give Ann an entirely different viewpoint of the man whom her husband has malig- ned. Her doubts and suspicious bring about a rift in the harmony of Ann's marriage. Faced with the thought of losing his wife, Alan uses all the hypnotic charm at his