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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
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phn1p ,. R0eg, soE1ar Water bug3an, has been e1ectea nE1xEaa of Chapter 2 of the Beael Ufeez1 os America. Alr. RdleF ts pEeMAtlg assistant manager of the Pxamce George Bosel New HWR C1lg. He has been a veg prnninemt 1k1Ee aanuug hotel execut9pes fcr a nuHA- ber of years. He has served As his chapters Breakfast Clab eaAsImaA for thsee years. as chairman cf tlae entertainment cdmmittee and as a member og the orEanszatsoas beard d g0peEDOrs.
 Mr. Rilegls experience sn hotel circles dates back to his axsocaas1cn with the notel Elton stan ia lSBA Ne later was employed al many wel known summer hosfelraeS ia vaFsoas parts oI New EnglAnd. including The Aspinwan af Ltnox. Mass. Kineo Hoase. Maine and also al Monmouth Hotel Spgsne Lake, x. g Fn winter months he was con- ns-ted from time to time with sach hosfelries as Ormuna Beach Hotel Clarendon By The Sea. Florida Rfatich Colonial. Nassau. Bahamas and Aiken. South Carolina
 Since le36 he has been ASsociat- ed with sach leading New York HO- tels as the westOper. the Century. the Deekaaan. Barbizon and his present assignment. Prince George Hotel where Charles ?. RogezS Jrs is manager and AHr. Riley his as- sistant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

The grand prize winner of the "So You Want To Lead A Band" contest being conducted in connec- tion with Sammy Kaye's distinctive Wednesday evening radio program of that name will be picked on to" nights broadcast. The program which is heard at e:3O ?. N. over Station WATR-ABc. is built around the stunt. long used by the King of Swing and Sway in his personal appearances. Of having members or the audience try their hand at leading the music makers.
 Four regional wnlners - repre- Senting the East. midwest. South and the West C0ast-wiii compete for the ei 900 grand prize when the cOntests's final round is staged at the Palladium. famous Hollywood dance spot. for broadcast.
 Xavier Cugat, Spotlight Band" maestro heard every Wednesday night over Mutual at e:3O P. M, EDT., has written true musical success story. Now packing them tn at the swank Starlight Roof oi New Works Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Cugat has to think back only a few years to remember when he frsl worked at the Wald0rf-as a relief bandi That's right = Cngles nfst
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
POLL

Starting today at the Ioew-Poli Theater is the Supenseiul hit The Dark Corner" starring Lucille Ball, Clifton Webb. William Bendix and Mark Stevens
 Stevens is Hollywood's latest and most spectacular success story. His terrific performance had every pro- ducer clamoring for his services.
 Miss Bah is nothing short of terrific as the RlamOr0us. wise cracking but very helpful secretary. Webb is the ciebOnnaiTe and s0phis- ticated art dealer. matching his Laura" triumph. BenGiX scores high as the sinister and stubborn gunman. Kurt Krauger and Cathy Downs. contribute outstanding por- trayals ia important roles
 On the Sanse program is the eK-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
Helen Grove.  Succumbs
 lawyers Daughter
 10 Be Laid To Rest
 Friday Morning

Naugatuck. June S.--Mrs. Helen ,MackinD Grove. wife oi Peter ,. Grove oi s4 Marshall Avenue. dicd early this morning at s. Marys Hospital after an illness cf sev- eral weeks
 Besides her husband. she iS sur- yived by her father. Attorney James ?. Mackin of Boston, Mass; one daughter, Mrs Joseph Gushing ol Belmont. Mas; two auntS. Misses Alice and Katherine Mackin of Lowell Mass. and one grandchild.
 The funeral will be held Friday morning at $50 from the Buck miller Funeral Home. 22 Park Place, to St. Francis Church where a re quiem high Mass will be celebrated at G. Burial will be in St James cefsetery
 Friends may call at the funeral from to 10 and tomorrow from 2 to 10 P. N.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
John 4. PeIchor Named Inspector

Terryville. June 5--John A. Pel- char Of Pelchar's Pharmacy vas appointed inspector for the cofa- mission for a five-year term, com cencing June l. i946. a position he has ben serving as an interim ap- pointee. al the annual meeting of the State Beard of Pharmacy Com missiunerS yesterday at Hartford.
 William Harris Of Hartford was named president. Frank C. GroSS oi Stamford first vice-president and Charles Gustafson of West Hart ford was renamed secretary
 Frank N Landry of Bridgeport is the retiring president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

had a spurt In the sales of his recordings as a result. His latest waxing for Musicraft of the revived favorite. Prisoner of Love" Is sell- ing like proverbial hotcakes.
 Arthur CDagwood) Lake. of the CBS "Biondie" show, says he's zoe ing to invent a new style Dag wood" sandwich to conform to cur- rent food shortages. The new sand wich," says Lake, will be without meat, butter and breadl"
 Bob Crosby has invited Laurit2 Melchoir. one of his vocal col- leagues from the long hair" set, to drop in on his program tonight at 0:3O P. M. over WABC. The Metro- politan Opera star will be assured of musical time with program regulars Jeri Sullivan, the Town Criers and the Bobcats giving forth with melodies in the lighter vein.
 Tn tribute to the genius of the late George OerSnWln, OreaJ Mo" ments in Music" offers represen- tative selection of the brilliant American composers song hits as the program tonight to be broad- cast at 1000 P. M.. over WABc.
 Featured vocalists for the all- Gershwin broadcast are Natalie Bodanya. guest soprano; Jan Peerce tenor: and Robert Weede. baritone
 sylvan Levin directs the orches- tha and chorus, and David Ross is narrator.
 Lou Costello showed up at his NEG studio this week with a neat haircut and a fresh shave His Thursday night laugh partner, Bud Abbott. commented that his barber had done a fine job.
 Sure" agreed Lou, he's a good workman but haven't spoken 10 him for years"
 You haven't spoken to him for years?" echoed Abbott
 That's right" said Costello. T don't want to interrupt him"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
Three Harvard Profs, Beer Swap Sought

Cambridge. Mass. June 5.--tUP) A swap Of "thre esurplus Harvard Square professors" for three tank cars of beer from Milwaukee was suggested by Councillor Michael A. Sullivan in a resolution before the City Council today.
 The occasion for the exchange would be the simultaneous centen- nial celebrations in thetwO cities next month. Tankers and profess sors would be returned in good condition to the city Of origin after
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
STRAND

Fresh from her triumph as the luxury Stenographer in Week k-End at the Waldorf" Lana Turner now comes to the Strand in the most ambitious role of her career. The Postman Always Rings Twice limitation of the widely read James M. Cain novel of two people driven to desperate measures to achieve their love.
 John Garfield cO-StarS with the glamorouS Miss Turner for the first time. as the easy-going vagabond who takes his love where he finds it. and who finds it under strange circumstances in roadside res- taurant run by Lana and her u1- imaginative, middle-aged husband. played by Cecile KellaWay
 In addition to Kellaway, a hand picked supporting cast includes Hume CrCnyn, last seen as the homely CT. of "A Letter for Evie. and now playing 8 Strikingly differ ent character as a sinister defense
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
MAueLekA = by BILL HARRINGTON --

job at the hotel had him playing the then unfamiliar rhumba rhy- thms, while the feature band was stepDing outside for smokes and a breathing spell Today the Rhumba King and his musicians command a guarantee of e8.5OO a week at the top Gotham hOstelry.
 Whitey Ford. the Duke Of Padn- cah, will devote his comedy mono logue on the June Grand Ole Opry" NEG show to seasonal topic: gardening. The Duke says They claim a man reaps whatever he sOws. That's not so in my garden planted vegetables, and got the greatest crop of weeds you ever saw It has rained so much this spring that had to put pom tOOns on my cultivator"
 Screen Actor Robert Young joins the list Of famous Hollywood lumin- aries to star on the cBS Encore Theater" dramatizations. on Tues day. June i8. at 9:30 P. M The drama has not yet been selected.
 When CBS News Analyst Harry W. Flannery treks to the Near East in June he'll make the trip serve twOfold purpose. Tn addition to gathering material for his daily broadcasts, he'll compile data for a new book on the Paiestlnian and Iranian problems.
 Lou Costello. who returns tO H0l- lywOod with his partner Bud Ab- bot, for their June ( NEG broad- east. is going to turn motion picture producer, and on his slate is "An- gels Corner" which will star GeOvge Raft with William Bendiy, Jack Berch. the baritone on ABc Mondays through Fridays. is an avid llsherlhan, This week he took some time Of to do little angling He asked one bait-easler, Do you find this Q good river for fish?' Re- tOrted the stranger, 'It must be- ] can't persuade any to come 0utT
 4 little sleuthiDg by Dr. Christian disel0ses that Cupid had much 10 do with that Cupid had much t0 ger0us nlGsquH0 into Rivers End and 8 resulting tropical disease scare, iD a pFlzevwlDnlng play, ''T'he Love Bug" on GB6 "Ug, Christian" tonight, WAHC, e'20-B,ab ?. N. Author is Eileen Dngllss Walker Of 5bl Fourth Street, Brooklyn, Jean Hersh0lt stars Heles Claire is nurse Judy Price during the programs current stay iD New York,
 Bob Hawk asked y0ung, g00dg looking sailor appearing on hl6 CHS Monday night program lf be had 2 girl,
 ' certainly have" said the sailor "And she's rich, too"
 Don't tel me-" ehiaed Hawk, 'lhat you would marry 2 glFl for her money"
 "Of course not" replied the sailor, sIlllt you done think ! would have the heart l0 let her become an old maid just because she had money, Go y0llf"
 Art Llnkleller, enleee Of hhCs People Are Funny sh0w, will visit Illldegarde % lhe cool "I'engniD Room" on tonight lhBC, SEQ ?, M The ehanleuse wlll be ' guest % Llnkleller'K sll0w Friday, June ',
 BaTvv s0slDk and the orchestra provide the music for the "Penglun Room" Herb M0as directs,
 James Melton brings soprano vlT' glnla Igakslns back 10 "slar The. aleF" Tor her seventh guest appear aHee On sunday June 2, al 9i30 ?, M., over elsg Comedian kd wynn, the Fire Chief, VIII offer hls mlrlhful version 0i P0nehlelllh opera. "I4a di0cOnda." David Brock IIlan conducts the programs music
 while In New York recently t0 he married, CHS News Reporter Bob 0aFred Wak asked by tw0 digest naaeazlnes 70 do special axstslaf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

citing love story. "A Hank as LOn- don starring Anna Neagle. Rex Harrison. Dean dagger and Richard Morley. Avoiding the usual boz meets-girl pattern. the film resolves the conflict a Yank and English backgroUnds in an unusual and suSDenseful manner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

greet the Stag A. C. minstrels to- night al the Opera House when the loyS, 33 of whom served in the
 rmed forces. present their first show since December T. l9al. under the direction of John E. Waters. The accompanist viii be Mrs. Ruth Benedict. The chorus will consist of 90 voices with George Benedict as interlocutor. Luke Martin. Wil- liam and Ted Beardslee and Harry Lynch will be end Iaen.
 The show will be repeated tonor- row night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

counsel: Leon AnaeS as a relentless district attorney: the sparkling Audrey Totter as the "Other 1om- am Alan Reed and Jeff York
 The companion feature is Rem dezvous %" starring William Car gan,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
WOLc0TT Correspondent: Alma ?. Cole; Telephone 3-2803.
Ethel Monn, .ux Putnom Monday
 Rev. Alfred Bells
 To Unite Former
 Local PaFlshicneFs

Wolcott. June 5-The Rev. and Mrs. Alfred M. Bells of the Congre- gational Church entertained Mrs Arma Mann and daughter. Ethel, and Max Putnam of Esperance. N Y.. former local parishioners, at the parsonage yesterday Miss Mann will wed Mir. Putnam next Monday at the Congregational Church here with Mir. Bells officiating.
 Miss Ruth Todd and her brother. Oscar of Todd Road attended the wedding Monday in the Marqusnd Chapel of Yale Divinity School of Miss Elizabeth Munson Of Hamden and Robert McMillan of Herman. Mo.
 The North End Fire Department will hold a special meeting at the flrehouse Sunday at P NJ. Chief Wilfred Courtemanch will preside. The dances held each week at the firetouse have been discontinued and other parties will be held each Thursdav night starting at 8 P M at the flrehouse on North Street.
 Auxiliary To Meet
 The Ladies Auxiliary of the vol- unteer Fire Department will meet at the firehouse. June IT, at 8 P. NJ. Mrs. William Klitka will preside. Mrs. Joseph Winkler, Mrs C. Ar thur Warrington and Mrs. Charles Tyrell will serve refreshments.
 Mir and Mrs. John Kruse. Jr., of Woodtick Road were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles DeBishop of oxford.
 Minstrels Tonight
 4 packed house is expected to respectively fulfilling their beneficial purposes"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

dealing with his experiences as a Naval Intelligence officer during the war He plans to cOliaborate on the pieces with his bride, who was also in Naval Intelligence.
 Dmnninger, Master Mentallst on NEG. was describing rather dull party he had attended just before his broadcast, The host was so listless" reported Dnnninger, "thai he bored me even when he talked about mel"
 Gordon MacRae, since starting his five nightly cBS broadeasts. has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

respectively fulfilling their beneficial purposes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

Mr. and Mrs. John Kruse. Jr.. of Woodtick Road were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeBishop of oxford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

Minstrels Tonight 4 packed house is expected to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

while ln New York recently t0 he married. CHS Newk Reporter Bob Cared Wag asked by tw0 digest magazines lo do special articles
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-15
IT. SOCIETY
G{&LY2gl7 By PATRICIA X PHONE 535
Laughter From Cast Rehe0rsing
Improbable Farce 'BIithe Spirit
BY BILL. BOND

best they have ever done. 1t is
being directed by that dynamic
and eVer-capable Josef Lazarovicl,
who is supported by a cast of
willing, hard workers, including
some favorites of past productions
and some very able newcomers
The Key West Players is not
a closed organization nor one to
which you must receive an invi-
tation for membership. 1t is just
d group enjoying a good time to-
gether, be it acting, directing,
painting scenery, arranging light
ing effects or building sets. Some
of the most active members are
service personnel who find the
Barn Theatre" wonderful place
for relaxation. Visitors are well
come to all meetings and new
members will always be well
come. Feel free to come anytime
and join the fun.
The exact date and full cast of
'Blithe Spirit" will be announced
shortly. Watch. for it in The
Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-15
Honor Roll OF
Church School

Gerald Saunders, general super
intendent of the First Methodist
Church School. today released the
honor roll of the school for the
month of January, 1916. The roll
listing those pupils who maintain
ed 100ft attendance record dur
ing the month follows:
Nursery Department--Kay Will
liams, George Saunders, Sandra
Saunders, Joey Pinder, Joseph
Key, Linda AlSop and STANLEY
Singleton, = ouG ass ssasastl Ta
j Beginners Department - Joe
Richard AVefett, Richard
Sawyer Jan Dorlene Knowles,
Evelyn Finder, Paul Huddleston,
Peter Doppi and George Lynn!
! Primary Department - Glenn
Roberts, Daniel Howes, Ronnie
Singleton, Clark Pinder and Mill
cent Taylor. 4t @t
Junior observation-disclosures Ann
founders, Dale Mitchell, Wayne
Huddleston, Lynn Sellers, Alvan-
la Singleton, Blanche Alligood,
Charles Taylor, Fay Ross, Dana
Rae Knowles, Carleen Moore,
Donald Richardson, Jimmy Pet
tbs, Judson Pettis.
intermediate Department-Tess
Carey, Jackie Duane, Mary Ann
Howes, Judy Doughtry, Lauriette
Roberts, Mary Lou Solomon,
Sharon Salter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-15

Have you noticed all the ac-
tivity in the Barn Theatre" be-
hind the Woman's Club Building
recently? Have you heard the
peals of laughter ringing out
from there? In case you Won
dered if a play was in production
and you missed it, be of good
deer, it's only rehearsals.
The laughter you've heard and
the action you've glimpsed as you
passed by is only the cast having
a wonderful time rehearsing Noel
towards improbable farce
'Blithe Spirit. 1t will be ready
for production sometime around
the first of March.
This fantastic comedy had it's
premier in London and has since
been played in this country with
very successful runs in New York
and Chicago. 1t is a typical Cow
ard masterpiece of wit and ac-
ton and The Players are having
an hilarious time getting it ready,
so it promises to be one of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-15
Legion Officers
Coming Here

Arthur Sawyer Unit No. % of
the American Legion Auxiliary
is honored today by the pres
ence here of Mrs. Polly Kirkpat-
rick of Eustis, the department
president, and Mrs. Genevieve
Ryan of DANA, the Fifth District
president.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
Ryan will make their official
visits at the meeting of the Unit
to be held this evening at3s8:00
O'Clock in the assembly hail of
the Legion Home, corner OF
Southland and White streets.
The regular meeting will be
followed by program and re-
freShments and all members
new, old and intending to be,
are urged to attend and become
acquainted with the Auxiliary
program.
Mrs. Ryan advises that they
will attend the Marine Memorial
Services with the Auxiliary
members, who will meet at 4:30
at the corner Of Harris School,
Southland and Margaret streets,
from where they viii march to
the cemetery for the 5 o'clock
services.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-15
Steals His Wdya
~ Into .Cosy Jail


VINCENNES, Indln Feb. ql6.
tAP).-Persissence put Chas.
Graham. 60-year-old farm la-9
borer. in a Jail cell. Graham
came 10 police headquarters
and asked to be locked up.
explaining that he was ill and
had no one to care for him.
Capt. Harry Parnenter
told him he couldn't be lock-
ed up if he had committed no
offense. Graham lefto but re- /
turned q hall hour later, and
placed q small bottle of per
furi1e on, the captains desk.
Il just stole, 1t from a ten
cent store" Graham said.
Now can ! go to jail?"
His request was granted.
Among belongings he turn
ed over to the jailer was a
bank book showing $l.005 on
deposit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-15
Macy Relief
Gets $500

Saturday night at EchoasiS, a
bingo party was given and the
proceeds, which were $500, went
to the Navy Relief. The prizes at
the party were donated by the
merchants of Key West.
Tuesday a wonderful buffet
luncheon was given for the Navy
Relief at the Officers Club, on
Whitehead street, and cakes and
pies, that were donated by diff
ferent Navy wives and also citi-
zens of Key West. were ratified
off and $4,000 was the amount
gotten to be given to Navy Re-
lief.
Mrs. Nickerson, wife of Cap
tain r. B. Nickerson, who was
in charge of the affair, and Mrs
Stone of the Officers Club both
did an excellent job of serving
and entertaining the $50 present
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-15
BtuncO Released
From. Macy


Mario Blanco, SM2c, arrived in
Key West last week to resume
civilian life. He was discharged
at the Navy's Separation Center
in Jacksonville.
After % months in service, Mr..
Blanco plans to return to his old
job at the Naval Operating Base.
lie was employed in the machine
shop there before entering the
Navy.
The Key West youth resides
with his wife and little daughter
at 90l Sinonton street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-15
Plowshares For Bayonets
Bv EDWIN B. HAAKINsoN

u -. ~ va tS1AsH l1GSSo
WASHINGTON, Feb. tn3 '2A
thousands olfflq former service 2t9s
men may get a chance at f. goSW3Hl. z
ing their own farms if Sen.
Bankhead DALAI is correct. < S.
The Alabama senator, co-au-
thor of the present Federal Farm
Tenant Act. says Congress will
approve a series of amendments
to the Bankhead-Jones tenancy
act to open the entire program
to veterans.
Il anticipate no great difficulty
in getting COMPRESSION approval"
the senator said. "The present
act is limited to tenants, share-
troopers and others who have
earned their living by agricult-
ure. My amendment would give
former service men this same
status if they are thus qualified. "
Million Would Return
Nearly 100000 soldiers,
sailors and marines hope to get
back on a farm, preferably theft
own, when released after the
war. This data came from sur
veys by the armed services while
men were on duty. i.
WE have more than eight
years experience now under tip
farm tenancy program" Bank
head said. 1T has proved a re-
markable success and I'm pretty
certain Congress will seskpand it
to include both veterans and ndes
serving farmers di pajsIh :.
Congress already has voted
$25,000,000 to help former servz
ice men become farm owners. 9.
The Bankhead amendments
would open the entire farm ten
ant program to them with an an
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-15
Stars Seav On
Quilt

Tuesday night, at the home of
Mrs. Dora Eakins, the Everready
Star club met to sew on quilts
to be given away to the members
at the end of the year. During
the meeting it was decided to
bring some type Of sewing or
crocheting at each meeting,
which win later be sold at the
Bazaar planned at the end of the
year.
Mrs. Dora Eakins, Mrs. Adj
die Bayly and Mrs. Vera Sterl-
ing all had birthdays and they
dropped their pennies in the
clubs birthday box.
Cold drinks and a jelly roll
with a delicious frosting were
served as refreshments.
The regular business meeting
will be held on February 18th at
the home of Mrs. Emma Medlin,
corner of Virginia and Varela
streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-15
Lady Baden-POtoeU To AegUise AduIt
Girl Scout Workers lie Miami Meeting

Lady Baden-Powell, world chief
guide. viii be in Mia1nf on1Tuess
Gay, February 10, and has ex-
pressed a desire to meet and ad-
dress all adult girl scout Wobkers
IN South Florida. N
This information was received
in Key West by Mrs. Lee Thomp-
son, girl scout leader here, from
Mrs. T. NJ. Vanderstempel, girl
scout commissioner of Miami.
A meeting viii be held at the
School Administration Building.
275 NV. End Street, from $50
10 4 pm. on Feb. 10. All adult
girl scout workers from this area
are invited and urged to at
tend.
Lady Baden-Powelrs subject
will be THE Guide Movement in
Liberated Countries.