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Mr. Baslne said lac felt confident.
now that The OPA has not been
discontinued, with the maintaining
Of stable prices, " initiation Is
avoided, and when the present
strike conditions are cleared up,
that production viii follow rapidly,
and within q few months TINE,
there viii be new and better goods
he cited prices following the last
war as compared with those today
he also e0mpaTed business failures
After 1920, he said, 10000 bust
nesses tailed and today with pres
enl price control IN tbs nelghhorr
hood " 1000 businesses have failed
within q certain length Of time
II the QPA s allowed 70 operate
there should h. no proilIeeTlng, al
should share equally, MT baslne
explained There would BE- 30 sud-
den drop from high 20 low or vice
versa, but leYellng Oft The 0PA
seeks % maintain . stable pFlee
and hold u,
Al Internal question period folv
lowed Mt haslne's talk ln which
ne endeaYoTed 10 e8plala the shirt
Shortage the nyl0n ana sugar, and
NlheF such problems III the day, Ia
lhe ea6e ~ inferior goods, over
charging, and such matters, he adj
llaed That tho customer refuse 10
buy ana lake the maAer up with
the pPA
Previous 40 M Raslnes talk Mlss
Jean MehfFYe pkeouilYe secretary
" Lincoln House spoke an the Rea
uFnfa activities, aulllniNb sunle II
men war wears progTam dFaWlne
attention 20 the Important fields
~ service As they nov faply Wark
~ hospitals, Tor lhN men IN unir
lQFnl pnd llr he veterans
A social hour followed Mlss Me-
sflbpA ana Mr haslnpA TAILS h
pharaf vi he WamNn OF 81 Franels
haFllf perish MIS- EdWapI y Me-
Donald Ras chairman 81 program
NlFalBfmenls
A meeting ~ Ihe pAfeulhf board
preceded lhe open mpflng Miss
hley hQBes presiding Announce
nlenl WAS made ~ plans iQg q
Jubilee mflllne IN jpng IN ohslWr
phef " ne nanNplS Gam ypaT.
A eamnllltpa Nlll ~ ap}omled ID
aTEanee 4 suitable Observance Al
ihk llMe lhf Council Yll hays AS
honor anfA Mas RpY HpnrS n,
ahllen hNhaR n lhe hAgIala
Alaefap anN other saeaRple malAar
Hhf rev fNapnf 2 plghr heasr
lff Rha allpplpr ~ lha Ni0ltsan
hnlRap ~ Social apRla M Rhgh
lhe peWleN y an alilllap ial rs
kfhlt
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Doctrine Seebing Far
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

one q the most crucial hazards
10 the Establishment VI world peace
a. the moment 10 the threatening
conflict " Russia and Britain over
Qll Interests w iran, Herbert Pack
ard said ~ an address before q dlnr
neF meellng " the Junior League IN
Ihe Elton last evening,
The son Of Q American medical
missionary 10 iran, The speaker
snent hlk childhood IN that eounr
icy, ROUNDING % TIE United States
20 attend Williams College He re-
eelYea his N a degree at Middle
bury college and rs presently a
IeaeheF o. GhQate School, Walllngr
ford
NJ Packard Explained that the
Russian political philosophy Is be-
'nR rapidly absorbed By lAe peoples
~ lFhn, since lhe Russians arc
promising relief Ni Then economic
pFahlems which haYf kept Tho mar
lqFlly ~ The lEanlaDs destitute Tor
many centuries g'he Teheran Con,
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ference, for Russian occupation OF
that Far Eastern nation until
March ", provided a fertile fleld for
dissemination 0f the Soviet doctrine
the 6peaker asserted, indicating that
only q miracle production By the
United Nations Organization VIII
prevent that country from joining
the Soviet states,
Labelling the Par Eastern sltuar
ton - rather diseQnraging picture
the speaker declared that the dys
mamie expansion Of Russla's p0lltir
cal philosophy waa crafty aeoeleFs
alea by The WAT, and u appears that
every nation bordering the Soviet
Union Will soon become strong adr
heIenls 0f her g0geTnmeni,
Ihe destitute people III tbs Var
kasl, which tho speaker Described as
one ~ the alFllesl, most miserable
allols 0n the laee u the earth" are
nnalnR Admiration lQT The Rlfleaey
Ana rapid Naturalization melhr
eds ~ NE Russians, NJ, Packard
hAld Furthermore, the SoVletS have
attempted ~ improve thRlT health
and edufallQnal standards.
He pointed 0nt thai literary
among lFanians anpr0NlmAlRs i've
per penl, recalling thar tho 0nly
woman Who could rfad NT write IN
!he community where he formerly
llRfi Nas considered 10 be- aaian
the heallh ~ the country, he sala,
y aeplqIahle, and ITan diplomats
Aaff VI lhe pgsl sought AID from
various medical foundations with
me Unllea states
fhe 0hlY possible solution NJ the
lWmlnenl British RoYlel e0nflel
Nlil ~ mlelYeDliQn hy the Amer
lahh state aeparlMnni hy 9Tganlsar
lQh ~ ne Various Oll eanlnanleg.
lhf hnehkeF said ~ conclusion, add
lhb liAl Aueh \ possibility Is feasr
lRlfl hul nQl probable
Mla Joseph ffAael nTRsiafd Al
,ila BUSHES mss lnR " NE Junior
aele preceding lhe address hy
M Packard
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Junior Women, 5
Valentine Bridge

The Waterbury Junior Womens
Club viii sponsor q Valentine bridge
party, tomorrow evening az 3 o'clock
ln che Tudor room OF the Women
Club under the direction II the
ways and means committee. Mrs
Russell y, Tolles, Is chairman u the
affair
MFs Pred PleFpona VIII assist
Mrs' Tolles, Mas IsoFihel Simpson
is IA charge 0f refreshments, h
be assisted by Mrs, George y.
Neale, Miss Doris keT, Mrs, Robert
SeAaslsF and Mrs, Francis Dus
huqae Tickets will be IN charge
Of Miss Marion Burns ana table
reservations may b. made With
MIS-, Carl n, I0etheT, Special
pFlses and awards for high scores
VIII he given
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Local Girl Wed
In NeW York City

Miss Beatrice Flxhman, daugh-
TER Of Mr., and Mrs solomon, Cooke
street, and Julius Hillman, son of
Mrs. Max Hillman, New York city.
were united In marriage Sunday
afternoon az the brldegFooms home,
with Rabbi Aaron BurFaeh offici-
atlng.
Miss FAshman was alfred IN
pale blue dress with dubonnel and
topaz accessories. pale blue
feather tiara with matching ven
and a eorsage Of white eGmellias
She was given In marriage by her
father,
Mr. Hillman was recently dis
charged from the Army after a.
months Of overseas duty IN the Pa
eliie He was awarded the Purple
Heart and the Bronze Star,
After q wedding trip 10 Atlantic
City, the couple plan 20 reside in
New York where Mr. Hlllman 4
employed with the PltuFa cFea,
lions, A reception has been planned
az the home oi the bride,
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Card Party
Well Attended

TIE Italian SlkteFhOod Card
Party held last night vas well ST.
tended with ~ tables 10 play. MIS-,
Joseph g, PeFnai0Ni, president Nas
~ charge u the affair with MF6
Mary dneTFeFa, chairman ard MFs,
julia eap0oehl, e0sehaiTmap. 1he
main pi5ae u the evening was son
hy MIS- Josephine Gesaglelll, ThR
following we're awarded pTiaas f0g
hlgh seore, Mrs, Anna setts, Mrs,
John Guerrero, MS, Thomas baTF
hlerl Mrs, 5helma EaaaT0la, Mrs.
Prank Nitro, Mrs f4lllia G.annl
Mrs omeT TheTiault, MIS-, Robert
IIsFlanli, MIS- JaRes Rieelau
MIS- Louis Gallo, MgS, Vincent
st0lhl, Mrs, Jean Rinaldl, Ma
Magyann Rlnaldl, MIS-, joseph
MoFTelN, MIS-, Anna hFlneke, Ms
CQneella MasiFaRgAlo MFf, ! De-
Meeo, MIS- pamfnle paplanl, MIS-
Nina sekllla, ME-, JosephMe pslr
Iodine MFs, Anna FegnaiOH MS
\ LaRoAa MIS- Betty 6langq, Ma
Lney alFgi, ME- Mary ceslaTo and
MIS- Ruth EauaF
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Ladies' Night
Dinner at "Y"

About 900 members Of the Indus
trial F0remen's Club and their
wives win attend the Ladies' Night
dinner meeting IN the Central
YNcA ball room Thursday night a.
7:is, Following the dinner, which
win be served by the YAcA cas-
eteI1a staff, 4 program Of group
singing VIII be carried out. The
features Of the evening win be an
expose Of the tricks Of card
shaFps" By Arthur y, Monroe Of
Boston, who entities his aet 'Its
In the Bag. and q short address
BY General Secretary Earl ~. Ding
eF on The significance Of the
FoFemens Club Movement,
President Cyril y. Gross an-
n0unces that club members, nor-
mally employed IN plants where Q
strike a nov IN progress, may make
reservations by calling Secretary
Arthur l. PaFlnton a. the Central
YMcA,
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emu StHdy
Gr0Hb Meets

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BetaJHHiOrPrOm
February 81

The patrons and RatFonekses Tor
the annual Beta Junior Prom 70 b
held ~ The ~" ballroom. FebFnary
2lsl, we're aelecied last evening 81
NE regular weekly meeting q flan
club, The list Is Is follows: NJ.
and Mrs, George y, Miller, M. and
hFs- Herman r. LsE. Mr.. and Mra.
Eamuno W. Duphiney, Mr., and
Mrs, Robert J. Wakeley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert ! Coleman, William a.
ElEel, william d. Anderson, and
Clifford n Prescott Music VII ~
furnished by Ciin slataT and -
oreheatfa
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FTTEGARALp.RARRINGER

NJ and Mrs, FFanklln y, baT'
Flnger South street, announce the
engagement NJ their daughter, Miss
Eileen y, haFFlngeF, 70 Robert y,
Fitzgerald, son Of MI, and Mrs. Pat
rick y, Fitzgerald, Circular avenue
nv FalageFald was recently alss
charged from The Army after three
years service, two " which we're IN
The Pacific ThesteT,
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NJ and Ms Clarence w Mac
hlYfn, WalpWQRn annQunee lAf
coming maFllaRa NJ lhflr slaughter
Miss shirley EllEahelh AaahNeni lo
George c0AuFn MQWlson s0n NJ Mrs
Jane MQgFls0n M Morrison has
bRen recently released from nc MAJ
val Az Corps ms Wedding VIII lAkp
place February ~ 81 2 9elQek "a
no Second Congregational eHAFeh
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HeperD GeNgras
EBgagRd 10 We'd

MO- heYlFl} Fganerl 9engTas,
alplllIhn NJ - Mays h0splIal Is
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y ! Nlg lilllbpF Junior College
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MII.OT-MAITLAHD

Mr., and Mrs, David Maitland
WaEeFlogn, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Agnes
Maitland, 70 Roger p, Milot, son OF
M and MF6, Phillip Mll0l, u Wa
ter.oRn, Miss Maitland Is formerly
Of LaTehmont, NY and Paris
France Mr., Mllot has been Teeenl-
~ discharged from the Army after
three years,
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mIRA,nEAEMI

9Ae engagemenl And eQmlns Mall
TlaRp W Mlss Marjorie N Hfnphll
hpIslQh iQpulfIB VI nRlshl sFfaIl
~ RalaAd q lpIe, sou " y ana
MS lelpRe lelgQ hFlAlpl hes nesn
announced hy AeF hFall9F hNalles "
nfNeAS HalRlRlQn FAq RfdqlnH
WI hp hela FfAguaiR ~ ~ 81 We
sephR ehuFeh RrlslQl Mlss nenfht
y lhf aanghteg NJ no JAG MI ana
ME- illarlfa n ngnfAY ms Qlly
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YOU'RE THE DOCTOR

fouh have vhat uakes ras
ana Mother
them that huHls-up you.
ltfhh@ thy object
Sns about them OF they dating
but you a 20 Feta No
MA date ~ your living with
especially feed him
movie by a boy they know. $50 " -
ana see that your father and
~ won't escape their wachu
SUCK TICK I" powder And they're quiet webehayed
Money OF may hut why NOT ear.
ny Have understood that the kesp then
get paFtme Job II show family you have cents
maybe get hat alo
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Miss Pe1-n1tOzSi
Plans Wedding


Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph g. Pernna-
TONI, Columbia Blcd., announce the
coming marriage Of their daughter
Miss Rita Josephine. 10 Ralph c.
Theriault, Jr. son Of Ralph G,
Theriault. TheToux Ave. The we'd
ding has been planned April - at
Our lady Of L0urdes Church at
D o'clock.
Miss PeFnatozd 6 q graduate OF
Waterbury Hiah School. and Al
bertus Magnus College, New Haven.
She vas associated with the AmeFi-
can Brass Company Laboratory.
Mr.. Theriauit an alumnus OF
Wildly High school, attended the
Pacific Bell Telephone school and
the Central Signal school at Camp
CrowdeF. Me. He has been Fecent-
y discharged from the Army Air
Corps after 80 months Of service.
n Of which were IN the China
BuFma-indla Theater Of Opera
tons.
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Tea GiVen For
Miss LaWLOr

Miss MauFeen Hanrahan, PreSi-
dent entertained members Of the
Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority 81 q
tea given az her h0me, 800 Vermont
Street, on February 10, IN honor Of
Miss Hazel LawloT, Miss LaRloF,
who will become the bride Of
George Graft on February 10. swaE
presented 3 Gift By the guests, IN
Guiding the Misses Peggy Doyle,
Mary kenney Judy Boyle, Betty
Crawford, Mary Kelly and Mrs.
Francis Kinney.
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The following haBe flee maawsaaa
Intentions ~ tlae nuEnan II Vial
statistics - the f0Wn elaTk's offiee.
John ]. ciecheGsa, 90 Sank alrnns
and 1heFesA u. hernnao, ~ Canal
street
FlhQmas y, N1taaaaElek. 90 0mNe
street, MangnfHak, aud mlanalaa e
GoafFaneeeeo, 80 pFesf read.
Arthur G0nealNm Las, 49,
Mlll stEeet Rhe EEacinas nAdElausa.
ne Baldwin street
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MISUNDERSTANDING

The engagement Of Miss Mlehae-
Ina uFkeylc. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Walter UFkeyle, Washington
avenue, has been announced by her
parents 70 Frank y, JanusiatlS, son
" Mr., and MIS-, Joseph Janusallls,
East Main street, Mr., Janusallls was
recently discharged from the Army
after 81 months Of service IN the
European ThealeF, The wedding has
been planned or March 2, 90 D
O'Clock az 81, Joseph Church,
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GAMPnEI.L-MAAGIsI

9ha engagement If Mlss Dorothy
Manglnl, daughter Of Nv Rna MIs
oliifaIa " lalImeT, pakYille, ~
FTank II Campbell, NM so, usNR,
son VI Edward Campbell Flint
Mleh,, and MIS- Charles Brennan
Gilbert street has been announced
MaehinisIs mate Campbell Is slaT
Toned al RTemeTlAn Wash,
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G0HGeT Planned
IN 10jyiHgiM

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Mr., and Mrs. Frank PetHOnlo,
sheffield street, announce the enc
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Esther Y, pesFonio, 20 Edwin chuF-
chill, son Of Mrs Katherine Churv
chill, ToFFlngton. No date has been
set for the wedding,
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THE CURE MAY NOT WORK

You may try trick bring your family an -
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CnNTE71U SOCIAL Elizabeth Woo
NO" OOOAGA FUNCTIONS
PARENTS CAN BE BLIND
AS BATS

~ yesferdaGs slack of uaail, there iOss special
cyD for help ~ said, NY parents are reFv strict.
They iroHf lei NE hare dates bccause fhsB fhlnk
Fm FOO Young. They iooHr 0ire Nc az afIsananee
, bocause they sav don't kn0ic h0u 20 handie
'noHev an The Oiris ~ school rear makenp
rEccpf me- PHa fifteen Pns not a babg WHAT
cgH DO lrfh my parenfsg"
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Parents would have year
a wasn't Interested boys her palm ddnt itch for
money she didn't makeup She wouldn't
'H doctor Bot when parents frown these things
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nv ana Ags George u lATgay
Hillside avenue leil pa 4 motor
tin NJ Miami Via, where they Wiz
vacation lar severe Wefks