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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14
Beth-EIPreSentS
Minstrel Shoe

At the annual Husbands and
Wives meeting OF the Beth-El Mems
Club held last night at the Beth
~ auditorium, q minstrel, show.
written and directed by william
koserkky was presented.
A dramatic sketch EaS given By
Leo Berstell, WilfFed Oreenblatt.
and Dr.. Harry Levin. president Of
the club. Music for the production
was by Mrs. Martin Rubin ana
makeup by Nat Filder. The east in
cluded Leo Berteli, interloeut0r,
Robert and william KoscFsky, end
men; and Manuel LAx. Abraham
Kuperman. Morris Dibner. Meyer
Don. Herman Goldberg And Louis
Abes0n. soloistS.
Co-ehairman of the refTeSllment
committee wese Robert eS1ieklnan
and Jerry Rubin.
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Victoria COpeS
Feted byFriendS

Miss Victoria Copes, Wilton
street, was feted by her associates
Of the Lorraine shop at a shower
held Tuesday evening at HagTnon's
Grill. The bride-eleet. who viii be
married to George Daodona, at St.
Lucy'S Church. on February %, was
presented with a crystal set.
Those attending were: Mrs. Nick
verraStro. Miss Irene wiatr. Miss
Shirley Manfred, Miss Esther Mar
cuk, Mrs. Harry Birenhaum. Mrs.
Lawrence Bender, Miss Geraldine
Greenwood, Mrs. Edward De-
Bischop, Mrs. Marcel Ulasowski,
Mrs. Max Birenbaum, Mrs. Caro-
line Pawloski. Mrs. Joseph Marus-
zewski end Miss Margaret Coward.
Also Mrs. Sam Margolis. Miss
Edna Swirsky, Mrs. Mario Fernsn-
DEE. Mrs. James GlaSsmsa. Mrs.
Margaret Besudoin. Dorothy Put
ney. Mrs. william GyuricSko. Mrs.
James Grady. Miss Ann Griese,
Miss Helen McQuinn, Mrs. Vincent
Gerard and Mrs. Sampson Siegel.
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Feted at ShOWer

Mrs. Mary G. Fitzpatrick of
Naugatuck entertained at a miscel-
laneous shower in honor Of Miss
Blanche E. Cofrsncesco, who is be-
ing married to her son. 1t. Thomas
J. Fitzpatrick, on Saturday, Feb
ruary 10th.
Those attending were: Mrs. James
Foy. Miss Ethel Mcdonald. Miss
Ann Alyta. Miss Marie Smith, Miss
Bridget Alekinski, Miss Frances
Blomgren. Miss Alice Wood. Mrs.
Bulka. Mrs. Stanley Palmoski, Miss
Mary Hoey. Mrs. z. Mahoney, Mrs.
Edward Fitzpatrick, Miss Glare Sod
losky. Miss Hazel Duffy. Miss Helen
Lester, Miss Margaret Mai, Miss
Nell Galgot, ISIS Jennie Bulakites.
Mrs. Stanley Kovel. Mrs. August
Nauges. Mrs. Norohill Nauges, Miss
Alice Nork, Mrs. Mary Penrose, Miss
Connie Penrose. Miss Helen Zem-
bruski, Mrs. Benjamin DeZinno, Jr.,
Mrs. John Perazella. Mrs. Pegi Pu-
hakka. Miss Margaret Wesson, Miss
Anna Knightly, and Mrs. Mary FitZ-
patrick.
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Mothers Club
Valentine Party

Mrs. Marcel Young, president,
presided at Q meeting of the
Mothers Club Of IS. Peter and Paul
Church, last night in the school
hall. Reports were read by MRS.
Francis Blum, secretary, and Mrs.
william Keaveney, treasurer.
Two new members, Mrs. Philip
Hamel and Mrs. Margaret Clarke.
were admitted TO the club.
Mrs. Francis Blum, chairman Of
the Home Nursing group, an
f1ounced that the following mem
berS will start a course Tuesday
evening at the Red Cross Chapter
House on Grove street: Mrs. Elmer
o'Brien, Mrs. Joseph Tucker, Mrs.
Alfred Wiehn, Mrs. Edward Co.'S
tello, Mrs. Joseph Rolandi, Mrs.
Marcel Young. Mrs. Charles Hughes,
Mrs william McKeaveney, Mrs.
Frank Byrnes, Mrs. Laurence
Skelly, Mrs. Patrick Moran, Mrs.
william Iezotte, Mrs. Stephen Nc
Grail. and Mrs. Francis Blum.
Following the business meeting
a Valentine Party was held with
entertainment under the direction
Of Mrs. Frank Byrres, as follows:
vocal selections by Mrs. Frank
Crowley, Mrs. Frank Byrnes and
Mrs. Charles Mccarthy; humorous
readings by Mrs. Francis Robinson;
dance speciality by Mrs. Thomas
Thompson; and Mrs. David Lyons,
piano aceompanist. Refreshments
were served in charge Of Mrs. Louis
Reisinger. chairman.
Prizes for old fashioned hats, a
feature Of the party were awarded
as follows flrst prize, Mrs. Edward
Griffen and second prizes to Mrs.
Roland Benner, Mrs. William Kea-
veney and Mrs. Charles Mccarthy.
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Engagements
ERRICO- SLOAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sloan, Maple
street. Naugatuck. announce the en-
gagement ana coming marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Hazel Eleanor
Sloan. to Anthony E-rico, son Of
MI. and Mrs. Charles Errico, Nor
walk.
Miss Sloan is a graduate OF Maui
eatuck high school and pursued a
postgraduate course prior 10 enter
ing the employ Of the Lewis En-
gineerins company, six years ago.
Mr.. Errioo was recently discharged
from the Army after three years.
two OF which he MAS stationed with
the F.rst Army in the European
Theater. He Is now employed as a
salesman for General Electric.
The wedding has been planned
within the next few weeks.
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Contract Bridge


High scores in the Wednesday
afternoon tournament conducted by
Mrs. John Moriarty, 90 Linden
street. were as follows: North and
south, Mrs. George Bolan and Mrs.
william Moffatt. 10 i-2; Mrs.
James Duncan and Mrs. Ralph
Crane, 10; east and west, Mrs John
Kruess and Mrs. John Collins.
Il8 IL; Mrs. James Sincaster and
Mrs. George Goggins. ia The Of
ficial standing: Mrs. z. J. Nelson
and Mrs. A jacobson. 432; Mrs.
Homer Bernier and Mrs. Thomas
Bane, 424 ia: Mrs. James Aber-
erOmbie and Mrs. Eugene Doherty,
40 Ia; Mrs. John Collins and Mrs.
LsErence Ryan at.
Results in the Wednesday eve.
ming tournament were: Section ].
Mrs. Gerard Cordett and Miss
Helen Mezzen. AZ ~; Mrs. Ray
mond Wrenn and Mrs. Marion Ry-
an. 40 IL; Miss Mary Farrell and
Mrs. Lawrence Roberge, 400; Sec
ton 2, Mrs. Ruby Goodrich and
Mrs. Viyien Hayes. 356 i-2: Mrs.
Linney Cutler and Mrs. Betty Lewis
355; Mrs. Madeline Godfrey and
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Cost Accountants
Meet in Hartford

Waterbury members wil attend 9
debate on the relative values Of
standard and job costs which vii
be the subject Of the meeting OF the
Hartford Chapter Of the National
Association Of Cost Accountants
Tuesday az the Fins Tree I'm,
Hartford. The dinner is scheduled
for $50 p. m. and the meeting at
8 O'Clock.
Raymond Payne. chief cost sc-
countant for the Arrow-Hart &
Hegeman Electric Co.. viii defend
standard costs. and Francis Haskell,
assistant secretary. treasurer Of the
Bristol Division of the Associated
Spring Corp. will speak for job
costs. Edward p. Gillane. past presi-
dent Of the Bridgeport Chapter,
NACA. and an associate Of the
Underwood Corp. will be chair
man.
John Alden Brown Of 70 Bunker
Hill Ave. waterbury, has been
awarded the Greenwood Prize for
excellence in Homiletics. it Is an
nounced by DR.. Leonard Car
michael. Tufts president.
Enrolled in the School OF Liberal
Arts and the School of Religion at
Tufts. Brown is studying for the
ministry. He is a graduate OF Crosby
High School.
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CLUB
NOTES
ETStAnnEaI Tea
TO Be Sponsored
By SIOCssns PTA

The Slocum Parents Teachers
Association win hold It's FIRST annual
tea ct The SlocuEn school gymnas-
itlm on Monday February Is from
three 10 ave O'Clock, All parents and
Slocum school children ere invited
TO attend.
Mrs. Sylvia Clapps, chairma Of
the arrangements committee, Is
being assisted BY Mrs. Josephine
Mum, Mrs. James Mace, Mrs. Mary
Cestaro, Mrs. Blanche Armstron,
MIRA, Lena Cantamessa, mrs. Mary
Santa Maria, Mrs. Lucretia Rinaldi,
Mrs. GLADYS vassallo, and Mrs. Mil
dred Goldman.
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Req. Sydney Bliss
To Speak Here

Rev. sydney Bliss. director OF tho
extension department OF the Provi-
dence Bible Institute will be the
speaker 81 the next meeting Of The
next rally TO be held Saturday,
February q. at st. Paul's Metho-
dist Church. A student team, to
sing and provide various musical
number, will accompany Mr.. Bliss.
Carl Frolich presided at o meet
ing Of the executive committee Of
the Your for Christ" program.
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FTLIPPINI-RRAGONI

Announcement has been made Of
tre engagement Of Miss Antoinette
Bragoni, daufter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bragoni, Beacon Street, to
Raymond Filippini. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Angelo Filippini. Bessemer,
Mich. by her parents. Mr.. Flippini a
veteran OF the Pacific Theater was
recently released from the Navy af-
ter three and half years.
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Mrs. Edward Rozanski and Mrs.
Edward Reit were hostesses at a
miscellaneous shower recently for
Miss Blanche E. Cofrancesco Of
Frost road. who is to be married
Saturday. Feb is. to 1t. Thomas J.
Fitzpatrick. Those attending were:
Mrs. Dorothy Kantor. Mrs. Ann
Happy, Mrs Ann MARITIME, Mrs.
Eleanor Vail, Mrs. Dorothy Volo-
sinsky, Mrs. Mildred Evans. Mrs.
Ann Cedella, Mrs. Nellie Yonkaitis
and Mrs. Rozanski and Mrs. Reit.
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Antique Exhibit
Scheduled FehI0

An antique exhibit viii be the
feature OF the washington Day
party to be given by the Ladies
Aid Society Of the Mil Plain
Church. Tuesday afternoon, Feb.
18th at 2 O'Clock. Each one attend
ing is asked to bring an antique
for the display. A prize will be
awarded for the Oldest article. Mrs.
Maynard Rogers Is program chair
man. Tea will be served.
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STEWART-BEAULIEU

The engagement and coming
marriage Of Miss Florence Beaulieu,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Beaulieu, Livermore Fails, Maine,
TO Clifford r. Stewart, 81 of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Stewart, plstts
Mills, has been announced by her
parents. The wedding has been
planned for April 20 in Livermore
Falls. Miss Beaulieu was a former
resident OF this city at one time.
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Group Plans
Dessert Bridge

The Women's Get Together OF
the Third Congregational Church.
was held Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of MU. Phillip Mills,
Chamber Street. Plans were COM
pleted for a Dessert Bridge Feb
ruary 10. The committee In charge
Of the affair includes, Mrs. Fred
erick Hamm, Mrs. Albert Harris,
Mrs. Frank JudSon and Mrs. George
Knowles. Following the business
meeting a social hour was held
with tea served by Mrs. Harry
Tooker.
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CitYOn -BernlNn
NMbtiaLS Today

Miss Doris Rita Berman, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron L. Ber-
man. Kaytonne Ave. and DR.. David
Citgon, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
CitFon, Charlotte, N. c., will be
united IN marriage this afternoon
at 5 o'clock. The wedding viii take
place at the home OF the brides
uncle and aunt, Dr.. and Mrs. Ma
than Rifkinson, Forrest Park Hotel,
St. Louis. Mo.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph MaSSicotte.
Mason Ave, Oakville, have made
known the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Corinne Massicotte.
TO Joseph Emmanuel Chabot. son of
ny. and Mrs. Edmund Chsbot, Ball
Farm Rd., Oakville.
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DAVTNO-FARINoCU

Mrs. Concetta FaIlnocci. wsipole,
Mass. announces the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Celia Farinocci.
TO Anthony Davino. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Gennano Dayino. Ridge street.
Mr.. Davino was recently discharged
from the Army after three years
and a half.
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DELEY-RFNSnN

Miss Airline Elizabeth Benson
daughter Of Mrs. Earl Thompson,
Chapman Street, is the fiancee OF
Leon E. Duley. son Of Mrs. Mac
Dudley. West Main Street. The we'd
ding has been planned for next
month.
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OPEN YOUR EYES
IF YOUR DATES A BLIND

So vOuVe GOT bind sesei ysws 0irrs cowsim
n tooA and voa let Ais. tan vOa into taklao
her cut Yoa acerc q sap 10 pct yourself hooked Dul
unless you break leo bet,eecR notD and eioht
o'clock tomorrow night Voan have strange scomew
on your hands You're looking forward 10 that date
The toll o. doom. And cda ecu voa right a0tc zee
poiap 60 iiop, Bat the glop trn be YOUR fault
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Pine Rock Circle. no -. Lady For
esters Of America, will hold a meet
ing Friday At 8 p. m. at Mechanics
Hall. Commander Mary +. Franklin
Will preside. Installation Of officers
will be directed by Miss Helen
Phelan, deputy.
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Club Notes

A meeting of the Junior Music
Club was held recently at the YWCA
and the following new members we're
made: Anne Pilla, Claire Mnot, Betty
Andrews, Charlotte Smith. Jean
Martel and Helen Martel.
Questions from the Better Musi-
eianship League were answered by
several members. A rehearsal Of the
Choral Club was held following the
business meeting with Mrs. Lucian
Deourin, director Of the Choral Club.
Mrs. Louis Stocking. councilOr and
Jean Reichenback. president presio-
ed al the meeting.
Division 5, A. o. H. viii hold their
regular business netting this eve
ming at e:I5 at Mechanics Hall
Bank Street. Mrs. Catherine Mari
nan. viii preside.
The Good viii Group Chapter. No.
ll2. OES viii meet tonight at 8 o.
clock at the Masonic Hemple. Mrs.
Agnes Finlay, worthy natrOn viii
preside at the meeting. Associate
matrons and patrons Of other chap
tens In the state viii be guests OF
the evening. An all-Scotch program
has been planned foliOsing the bus
mess meeting. Officers are requested
70 wear ghite. gowns.
Division s. Ladies Auxiliary, An
Gent Order Of Hiberians viii meet
at SIS tonight in Mechanics Hail.
Mrs. Catherine Aarinap win pres
side.
The Industrial Girls Club Of the
YWcA met last night at the YWcA
with Malina ID Benedieis, acting
president, presiding at the business
meeting. The following committee
we're chosen for the dance which
kili be held tomorrow evening: Aslss
Lena Garaf0ia. chairman. assisted
BY Angela Cedela. Jeanne Quellette.
Margaret Mandifa0. carmella Albin0
and Malina DiBenedicls.
Nominated 70 the statewide con-
ference Of Industrial Girls National
meeting Eere: Margaret MandlDo,
carnleila Albin0. Lena 0srsfols.
and Irene Grocll0wski
The next meeting viii be held
Tuesday evening at T.50 a. the
YWCA
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A son, David, was born February
6. at St. Mary's hospital TO Mr.. and
Mrs. James W. Hamilton. Jr., OF
Willow street. Mrs. Hamilton is
the former Genevieve Moran.
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IF you DON'T BOTHER

Jim will galop like steam his gals house with
you ambhng behind will
up In her best smile you
and sec shes standn for Betty Cradle Up m that fret
had been gmmer anticipation
cut, But II fees
The whole evening Just up
stranger whistle
her remarks leave her with Jimmy girl
store for thirty minutes while talking
know And @ finally time
step with quick so.ong
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you MAY MISS SOMETHING

You think apple. Guys usually pull peaches
blind So why
chance She be shakes with the
hut you didn't bother to find what
blind dates two.way gamble
be utter
taking
wish she'd stayed at
that She
be rude and upstage thinks
evening Of
good time won't kin
a
help her and down cubs
convinced
you've q
II something getting down ELIZABETH
WOODWARD she'll be glad help n OF
this and enclose and addressed
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Holt, Middle
bury, announce the birth OF a
daughter. Sandra Lee, born Feb. 3,
at the New Haven Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

Mrs. Joseph Nolan OF Cambridge,
Mass. ana daughter, Carol Ann,
mas been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. NolGn's father. Clarence L.
Tappin, FairlaWn avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester r. Young,
Lee street. are leaving on a trip
10 Miami, Fla.
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Mr. and Mrs. william G. Carroll,
~ Baldwin Street. announce the
birth of son, william Cahill, Jr.,
Jan. 30 ct st. Marys Hospital. Mrs.
Carroll is the former Helen Coon
Oakville.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

Mrs. Warren Carey, Jr.. and
daughter Diana. have returned TO
their home in Cleveland. Ohio. fol-
lowing a visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Sullivan, Baldwin
avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Henderson
and sons, Howard and Richard. Of
Bristol were recent guests Of Mrs.
Henderson's father. Henry Bowen,
Woodtick Road.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

Mrs. A. Jacoyino. ISL Ia and Mrs
Michael Impressa and Mrs. p. L
Palomba, $40 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Smith of
Richmond. VT. formerly Of Chesh-
ire Road, have returned home after
spending a few days with Mrs.
Smiths parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man Taylor. Jarvis street. Cheshire.
Mrs. Smith is the former Marion
Taylor.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Van Ripper,
former residents OF this city. who
have been residing in Seattle,
Wash, for the past two years, have
returned and are making their
home with Mrs. Van Riper's moth
er. Mrs. John Lahey, Chestnut
avenue.
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Social Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Buckmiller.
Park avenue. Cheshire, are spending
a vacation in Miami, Fla.
Miss Nancy Bristol, a student at
Bradford Junior College, Mass, has
returned after spending a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Bristol, Middlebury.
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Division S, A. o. II. will hold their
regular business netting this eve
ming at e:l5 at Mechanics Hall
Bank Street. Mrs. Catherine Mari
nan, viii preside.
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Division s. Ladies Auxiliary, An
Gent Order Of Hiberians viii meet
at SIS tonight in Mechanics Hail.
Mrs. Catherine Narinap win pres
side.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-01-11
Ne,vs Exchange Column for Coolidge
Men In The Armed Forces

months In the South Pacific He
arrived in time TO spend Christmas
with his mother. Mrs. Josephine
Riyas. Fernando. who serves with
the 'Seabees. has been awarded the
American Theater ribbon. Asiatic-
Pacific ribbon with star. and the
victory Medal. At the conclusion OF
his 3l-day leave he viii report TO
Phoenix for reassignment.
PFC. J. c. SAMPLES, Mrs. Sam
pies and her daughter. Charlene.
left Monday for Salt Lake City at
the conclusion OF Samples hospital
leave which they spent visiting his
mother. Mrs. Callie Thomas. Sam
pies and Mrs. Samples were mar
ried about three weeks ago in Salt
Lake City. which Is her home.
Samples expects 10 receive his dis
charge when his ankle. broken in
a recent truck accident. has healed.
PVT. JACK HAVENS left Mon
day for Aberdeen Proving Grounds,
Maryland. after spending the holi-
day season with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Hayens and family
TJ5 EDWARD JOHNSON OF
Coolidge is on his way home from
the South Pacific. according TO
word received this week. Johnson
has served overseas for many
months.
JAMES NORMAN JEWETT,
NM &c. OF Eloy has been honor
ably discharged from the United
States Navy at the navy personnel
separation center In Shoemaker.
California. according 10 word re-
ceived this week.
MAJOR GEORGE 6YARs, who
recently returned 10 the states
after many months service in the
Pacific theater. is visiting his
father. Bob Byars The majors
wife and daughter. Gayl. are with
him. They will be here two weeks
SGT. ELMER TIFFANY. Is ex-
pecting to receive discharge from
the L. s. Marine Corps in the near
future. He served In the South
Pacific for 30 months and has
been stationed in the states for
the past year. He entered service
in December OF 1871. Tiffany's wife
and daughter make their home In
Phoenix. He Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Y. Tiffany.
FLOYD NJ. (PEEWEE) HAM
MON. Sic, Is here from Philadel-
phia on 20-day leave 10 visit his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Ham
mon. He serves aboard the U. S. 5.
Ranger.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-01-11

1T. MARTHA WORD landed In
the states Thursday after nine
months service la the South Pa
clfic. She Is now Ia a hospital At
Camp Haan. California. and hopes
10 be home in the near future TO
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
J Jones and family. II. Word
broke her left arm shortly before
leaving Saipan.
PFC. ARNOLD p. oUlNTERo,
writes from Camp Butner. y. c..
10 say hello 10 all his friends who
have returned from the service. and
tell them that he expects TO be
home soon with his discharge. also.
Quintero has served for many
months in the European theater Of
operations and has earned the fol-
lowing awards: ETO ribbon with
three campaign stars. Good Con-
duct Medal. Purple Heart. Ameri-
can Defense ribbon and Victory
Medal. lie Is the son Of Mfr. and
Mrs. Augustine Quintero OF Eloy.
PFC. ERBY n. TURIEY. 4. S.
marine corps. writes his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". C. Turley. from a
South Pacific island. that he Is just
fine. but he can't say the same for
the chow he gets. He'll be more
than glad to get back home and
find out what good food tastes like
again. Il sure get tired OF what
they have In the so-called mess
hall here" lie urges his younger
brother. Lester. 10 keep on playing
football. for some day IL might
make you something biz. "All the
football players over here had only
about % or 30 points and three o.
four months overseas. but they got
10 ny home, They didn't have half
as much overseas time as most Of
the guys. but they rate everything
There was a big howl made when
they flew home. but nobody can do
anything about IL now - because
they're home. II you are a
generals son. or a senator's son.
you can get out easy-iust have
them request your discharge. and
you have IL. Nice. isn't it?" Turley
feels that when the men get back
on an even footing in civilian life.
the ones who wore lots OF brass =
in the service won't find things go
Ing all their way-as they did while
working for Uncle Sam. Turley
Joined the marine corps In the
spring OF is4f and went overseas
late in the same year.
FERNANDO RIvAS. sF &c. is
home on leave after serving 19
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-01-11

ed discharge on dependency OF his
parents who need his help on the
farm get the c. /. bill or rights to
go 10 school? Would he draw the
subsistence allowed him and would
ne draw mastering out pay w. L.
1. p, mcLoud. Okla.
y. He could 80 TO school under
the G. l. bill and draw subsistence.
but no mastering out pay.
@. My husband was killed about
8 months ago. When is the widows
pension due to start?-Mrs. A. M.
H., Corners Rock, Va.
A. Have you made application
for pension? Write your nearest
veterans administration office at
Richmond or Roanoke. and explain
all the facts TO them.
G. My nephew's father died when
he was very small boy and his
mother married again. When he
went into service he took his step
fathers name, for he thought he
may never come back and he
thought he could help his mother
get her allotment. Now his mother
is dead, and he married under his
real name. They have found il out
in the service about the mix-up
in names. What will they do to him
and will his wife and child be able
TO get the aIlotment?-J. J. D.,
Kane, Pa.
A. They will do nothing to the
boy il there is no evidence of fraud.
He can obtain his allotment for his
wife under his real name by ex-
planning his trouble TO his regi-
mental adjutant and changing his
name on the records.
@. ! would like to find out how
soon the 46oth AA.A.A.W.B. will