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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Mrs: Bradley
 EMtertNiMS for
 Polly FaSvingtOsr

Mrs. Alice Bradley Of Elmhursi Avenue is entertaining today at c supper party and reception at heE home in honor Of Miss Polly Far rington. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Daniel T. Burlington. Jr. Of COlun- bia Boulevard. whose marriage to Sylvester ]. Ryan, Jr. Of the Bronx New York City. takes place Saturday. June IS. ai g.: Margaret $ Church.
 Those attending are Mrs Daniel r. Fagglngton. Jr.. Miss Eleanor Burlington Mrs Michael c. DonO- Mrs. James Bowling. Mrs. Timothy s. Sullivan. Mrs. Daniel Driscoll. Mrs. Thomas j. Fleming. Mrs John W. Freiheii. Mrs. John FogaTty. Mrs. Edward J. Godfrey, Mrs Fran cis ?. Guilfoile. Mrs wilbur A. Larson. Mrs. John B. Longhi. Mrs. Arthur j. Mcdonald. and Mrs. Ed- Wad ]. Mcdonald
 Also Mrs Thomas Nolan. Miss Catherine Maloney. Miss Margaret MalOney. Mrs. Charles s. OC0nnOr Mrs. George Russell. Mrs. William !. Shea. Mrs. T. Ailbe Burke. Mrs. Edward ?. Bradley. Jr.. Mrs Mel LOrensen and Mrs Henry Carlson.
 Also the Misses Mary MeDonald. Geraldine Shea. Joan Bradley, Mary Bradley. Sally Bradley and Barbara Bradley
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Mary GLGdney
 HOmOYed ct Tea

Miss Mary Joan Gladney Of Mid- de Street was honored at a tea given by her sister Mrs. Joseph Kushiis and her ster-in-law Mrs. James ]. Gladney at her home. Miss 0iadney will be married to Nerve l.. cantin of Columbia Blvd. June IS st St. Francis Xavier Church.
 Those attending were Mrs. Mary Shelly. Mrs. Marie canfin. Mrs. Bridget Gladney. drs. Ulric DiOnne. Mrs. Vincent Coates. Mrs. John Spadarom. Mrs. Peter RompOnio. Mrs. R. ]. POmponiO. Mrs. Joseph Feest. Mrs. Joseph Gavin. Mrs. Ber- nand Reilly. Mrs. Thomas Delaney. Mrs. Carl Frey. Mrs. Wesley Ar- mold. Mrs. Charles Lauryn, Mrs. Hugh Keenan. David Flood. Mrs. Louis Johnson. Mrs Lawrence weyh. Mrs. Raymond Ouimet. Mrs. Liician Cantin. Mrs. James J. Clad ney. Mrs. Joseph KuShlis.
 Also the Misses Jennie PompOniO. Sadie. Marie. and Mary Doran. June Lauryn. Lois candee. Nancy Jane Delaney. Margaret Brennan. Betty Reilly. Mary Shelley. Mary Knshlis. Gertrude Brown and Mary Joan Gladney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Anne E. Da,laLler BecOn1eS Bride Of Joseph COughin

In a setting of palms and gladioli. Miss Anne E. Danaher. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Danafer of South Street and James L. Coughlin. son 0f Mrs. Terrence COughlin. Of South Street were united in marriage al 9 o'clock this morning al St. Francis Xavier Church. A musical program vas presented with Martin Cunningham. orRanist.
 The bride. given in marriage by her father. wore Q white net gown styled with a sweetheart neckline fitted bodice. long sleeves that tapered to the wrist in a point. and a full skirt terminating in 8 long train. She wore a tiara Of seed pearls to which her fingertip seil Of illusion was gathered and carried . prayerbook marked with orchids and sireamers of ste- phanotis
 Miss Gertrude R. Danaher was maid Of honor She wore a white ninon gown styled with a high oval neckline. fitted midriff. long Bishop sleeves and a Iull skirt Her cos- tune was completed with an or enid pink Dutch cap and and she carried a cascade Of spring flow CTS.
 Miss Margaret T. Danaher Of Washington. D. C.. and Dorothy C. DRnaler. were bridesmaids They were attined in gowns similar 10
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
MGgHMi- V0Lemti NMptiHLS Took Place Today

Miss Louise Maealdi. daughter os Mfr and Mrs. Louis Maealdi. os platt Street was marriad this moFn- ing at 2 o'clock at St Lscyis Church to Louis Valenti. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel valenfi. of Pittston. Pa. 4 musical program was pre- sented by Miss Mary Russo.
 Given in marriage by her father. the bride was attired in q relva- ray chiffon gown fashioned with net yoke encircled with ruHles. a fitted bodice. pun sleeves. and a full skirt. Her long train fell from a c0r0net Of net and orange blOs- sOns. She carried gandenias and an orchid
 Miss Jenny DeMeO. as maid Of honor. wore an orchid eOEn Of net organdy with fitted bodice. three quarter length sleeves. and 8 full skirt. Miss Lee DeleObbo and Miss caTmella LOngO. bridesmaids. were attired in g0Rns similar to that Of the maid Of honor.
 Michael MaRaldi. a brother Of the bride. served as best man. James and Charles Valenti. brothers Of the groom. and Thomas Parillo gere uShers
 4 dinner will be held st DiOrio's restaurant for so guests. Between 3 and Q o'clock. a reception will be held al Turn Hall. on North Main Street. for more than 300 relatives. Mrs. Magaida will receive in . black chiffon gown with white aceeSsOr- aes. while Mrs. valeDti wilI be att tired in e navy blue dress. Out-of- towD guests are expected from Pittst0n. Pa. EastOn. Pa. New York and Hartford.
 Following a wedding trip 10 Neg York. Pennsylyanis and Washing ton. D. C.. Mr. and Mrs. Magaldi will reside on Platt Street. The groom recently returned from the Pa cific after serving three years with the U S. Marine Corps. Be was overseas is months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
s. Dolores PGOLOni WedS Fvunk GMevvevu, Veteran

The Rev. Edward Farrell ofiici- aaed at the marriage of Miss Sofia Dolores Paoloni. daughter Of Or este Paoloni. of Baldwin Street and Frank M. Guerrera. son Of Rocco Ouerrefa. Of Avon Avenue. The wedding vas held this morning al iO:sO at the Church of Our Lady of Lources in a setting of palms snd cut flowers.
 Mrs. Julia Morrone. soloist. rem dered Ave Maria" and Pants An- eelicus" during the nuptial Mass and 0aetano 0iaQuinto was organ ist.
 The bride. given in marriage by her father. wore a white slipper satin gown fashioned with a fitted bodice. net yoke, long sleeves that tapered to a point at the wrist, and a fun skirt cut en train. Her full length veil of illusion fell from a tiara Of orange blossoms and she carried a prayer book marked with white orchids and streamers Of stephanotis.
 Miss Bertha Paoloni. sister Of the bride. was maid of honor. She wore a lapis-lunali blue taffeta gown fashioned with a fitted bodice mock pockets. and a fun skirt caught with tiny rosebnds. Her headpiece vas gathered to a tiara of flowers and she carried an arm bouquet Of Happy-Day roses and blue delphinium
 Children Of Mary attendants were Miss Evelyn Paoloni. cousin of the bride. and Miss Caruaela Pet rlcone. They were attired in white gowns styled with talfeta yokes and net skirts and carried prayerbooks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Margaret Chapi'. Becomes Bride
 O Francis DeNm

Miss Margaret Ann chapin daughter of Mrs. Marie Chapin ol Elliot Avenue and Francis E Dean son Of Mir and Mrs. Earl Dean ol Woodtick Road. were married ct . double ring ceremony this morning at g o'clock ct the Church of SS Peter and Paul The Reg. Michael keattng, pastor, celebrated the nup. tial Mass. The altar was banked with palms. cut flowers and gladioll and a musical program was pre- sented with Miss Mary Anne corso classmate of the bride, of Hartford, and Edward Wolff, organist. Selec. tons included Ave Maria. ''panis Angeltcus" and Because"
 The bride given in marriage by Lester E. Reynolds of West Hart. ford. uncle Of the bride, was attired in a white tulle gown styled with a square neckline edged in Q chantilly lace ruffle. fitted bodice. and a full skirt ending in a circular train. Her fingertip veil Of illusion feil from a crown Of orange blossoms and she carried Q cascade of white orchids, gardenias and roses.
 Miss Marie Chapin, sister Of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore e sea foam blue gnarQuisette gown fashioned with a fitted bodice, full appliQued skirt and wore a crown of fresh flowers. She carried a cas-. cade of spring flowers.
 Clifford ASpinall, was best man. Arthur Bailey, cousin of the brice- groom and Robert Boyd were ushers.
 More than l25 guests attended Q reception at the Copper Kettle. Out Of town guests were from Hartford, New York. Ohio and New Jersey. Mrs. Chapin received in a magenta and black print dress with black accessories and was assisted by the brideerooTn's mother who wore q blue and white dress with blue ac- cessories. They both wore oorsages Of gardenias.
 The couple left on a wedding trip to New York and Canada. Mrs. Dean wore e chartreuse dress with black accessories and a corsage of orchids. Upon their return they will reside at l7a Willow Street. Mrs. Dean is a graduate of Wilby High School and Mir Dean is a graduate Os Leavenworth High School
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
SteWaYt-FYWin NMptiGE Held ThiS Morning

The wedding Of Mary France, FF1iin, daughter Of Mrs. William Kean of Melrose Avenue and Ray. nlond Carlton Stewart. son of Mr and Mrs. Noel Stewart of Wood. bury vas held this morning at lC o'clock at St. Francis Xavier Rec. tory. The Rev. James Broderick Ofilciated at the ceremony.
 The bride was attired in a white gown styled with a brocaded bodice yoke of sheer ninon. cap sleeves and a full swiss organdy skirt gath. cred at the waistline over an un- deFskirt Of white slipper satin. She wore long white brocaded gloves and a Juliet cap edged with white 1inon ruching and trimmed with mall white rosebuds from which fineertip veil Of illusion fell. She anrried a prayerbook marked with orchids and lilies of the valley ttreamers.
 M. Shirley cosgrin of MIddlebury was maid Of honor. She wore a gown fashioned with . l0w oval neckllne. a fitted bodice of white hnocaded short sleeves. and 8 full skirt Of aqua net gathered at the gaistline over an underskirt of aqua satin and trimmed with small yellow rosebuds and hunter green nloire ribbons. She carried 6 bou- quet Of yellow roses and a head dress of green moire ribbon.
 Jack Bliver of Woodbury was best man.
 More than i50 guests attended . reception at the home of William oNeill Of West Liberty Street. grandfather of the bride. Out-of. own guests were from Boston Southington. New Haven. Hartford. Watertown. and Wo0dbury. Mrs. Kean received ia . black gown with matching accessories and was as- sisted by the bridegr00ms mother who wore . grey dress with black accessories. They both wore eOr- cages Of red roses.
 The couple left on a wedding trip tC an unann0unced destination. Mrs. Stewart wore a grey pencil stripe suit with black and white aeeessoTies and 6 cOrsage of 0r- chidg. Upon their return they will reside ct $50 Wadsw0rth Street.
 Mrs. Stewart Is . graduate Of Waterbury Catholic High School. Mfr. Stewart. a graduate Of Water tOwn High School. was recently discharged from the Marine Corps after three years Of service, includ- ing 2s months overseas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
ShOIce,' GiUen .ByASsOciGtes

Misses Bertha B0gdan. Mary GiObbi. Ann Danaher, and Ann Brennan were hOnOred at g shower given by the south plant office Of the American Brass Company at DiOrios Restaurant Tuesday night.
 Those attending were ellie Maneinas. Lillian Bragg. Anna Lan. Elizabeth Manni0n. Sophie Habrn- kogicb. Betty Bailey. Wanda Rice. Josephine Rieeiardj. Helen PaglOg- ski. Inthia Link. Pauline Goodall. Margaret Zeins. Lou Bowen, Rhea Laurence. GenevieYe vasi0la. Lydia Jones. Eleanor Robbins, Jean Clark. Regina cyr. Wilmsry DoEnes. Ber- nice Hogan. Shirley Morse. Rita 0rifan. Doris Bessette, Ruth Baker. Eleanor Brennan. Caroline Snow Anita TherOug. Rita BOisYert, Jane Tabor, Irene Lewis. Helen Grimm. Jean Gardner, nrsyee Ross. Irene Clifford. Marion Aubrey. Florence Pagan. Caroline Pazzagiini, Peggy If0yey, Kay McGfatb and Eleanor caserianO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Florence Darby
 Wed This Morn. TOGeOVgeH. DGJI


 A lo o'clock tAlS aaoEnine. Mss Faospssce MarSeo Darcy, oa0Rhter of A1r, afS Mrs. Harold Darcy ~ North progtcence. R. T.. became slae bride ot Ocosee t3enEy DNg. son cf A1r. and Mrs. MicANel }. Day. ST. og Hampers Ferry Road. TAe wedding was held at the Church og SS. Peter and Paul wssh the Rev. Michael Keatinp, pastor. celebrating the napsial Mass. me altar wNs banked
 wstA palms and eladioA and a musical program was presented. Edward Wolf. orRanlSs and Wtlliam ClAShy, SoloiSt. rendered ~Aee Maria" and Because"
 The bride. escorted to the altar by her father. Nas atflre6 in a white chiffon gown. styled Wiih a sweetheart nec&line. fitted bodice. long sleeves that tapezed to a point at the wrist and a fun skirt termin- atane in a sweeping train. Her fineertip veil of illaSion fen from a cOronet of orange blossoms and she carried a cascade of white roses and stephanosis.
 Miss Marguerite M. McEnerrsy. niece of the bridegroom. was maid of honor. She wore a pink nylon taffeta gown fashioned with a flt- ted bodice. fun skirt and cap sleeves. Her costume was completed with a pink horSehair tiara from which her shoulder length veil fen and she carried an arm bouquet os blue 0elphinium. yellow roses and margarettas.
 Barbara M. Darby. sister of the bride. and Dorothy M. Lindsey. cousin of the bride. of CranSton. D. l. were bridesmaids. They were attired in blue ninon gown styled with sweetheart necklines. fitted bOdiceS. full skirts. They wore tiaras Of blue flowers with shoulder length veils and carried arm bou. auets of pink roses. margarettas and aelphlnium.
 Robert J. McEnerney. nephew of the bridegroom was best man. Har- old Darby. Jr.. brother Of the bride. Edward ,. Clancy. nephew oF the bridegroom and Harold Darby, Jr., were usherS.
 A reception was held at the Chase Country Club for more than 100 guests. Out of town guests were from North Providence. cranston, Boston. Grafton. New York. New port and Meriden. Mrs. Darby re- ceived in a navy blue dress with dusty pink accessories and was as- sisted by the bridegrooms mother who wore a crepe dress with pink and black accessories.
 The couple left on a wedding trip to the P0cono Mountains. Pa. Mrs. Darby wore a green dresSmaker suit with white accessories and a cor- sage Of orchids. Upon their return they win reside al aS Harpers Ferry Road.
 Mrs. Darby is a graduate of st. XaVier'S Academy. Providence. R. T., and was recently discharged from the WAVES after three years service. Mr. Darby. a graduate of Crosby High School, was recently discharged from the Marine Corps after four years service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
ViUian Dvinkzeater Bride Of John ". Humphrey

brook. The altar was banked with palms and white gladioh.
 The bride, given in marriage by her father. was attired in a suit ol white sharkskin. black lace straw hat. black accessories and a corSage of white spring flowers centered with pink rosebuds
 Mrs. Harold Garnet. sister Of the bride. of Jefferson City. Mo. was matron of honor. She wore a two piece aqua gown with white acces. sories and a corsage of white spring flowers centered with yellow rose. buds.
 Miss Airline Charbonneau. of this city, was bridesmaid. She wore a poudre blue gown with black and white accessories and a corsage Of white spring flowers centered with red rosebuds.
 Edward Humphrey brother of the bridegroom, was best man.
 A wedding breakfast Was held at the Saybrook Casino followed by a reception at the summer home of the bridegroofn's parents. Out of town guests were from New Jersey, Delaware. Warrensburg and Jef9er- son City. Mo. Naugatuck and Oak vile. Mrs Humphrey received in a gown of pale blue with white ac. cessoFfes and a corsage of gardenias.
 The couple left on a wedding trip to New York and Washington. D. c. Mrs. Humphrey wore a brown tweed travelling suit with brown acceSsor. ies and a corsage Of orchids. Upon their return they will reside in War rensburg. Mo.
 Mrs. Humphrey is a graduate of WaTrensburg High School. Mir. Humphrey. a graduate of Crosby High School and Casey Jones School of Aeronautics. is associated with Warrensburg Air Service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
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the maid Of honor wore aqua Dutch caps and carried bouquets Of .Dring flowers.
 More than 70 guests attended a reception at the Copper Kettle. Mrs Danaher received in a greg and white dress with white access sories and was assisted by the bride grooms mother who wore an aqua dress with black accessories. They both wore corsages Of red roses.
 The couple left on a wedding trip to an unannOunced destina- tion. Mrs. Coughlin wore q grey Palm Beach suit with black access sories and a corsage of orchids.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
H0C1GSSah PLanS Ball Saturday

4 background Of roses will deco rate the ball room at The Elton Saturday night at SIS for the formal dance. the Rose Ball. sponsored by the Waterbury unit at Junior Hadassah.
 The Misses Rita Helfand and Ina Cohen. cO-chairman of the affair. have announced that a special pro- gram Of entertainment has been planned. Miss Marilyn Kramer will be soloigt
 Other committee members in- clnde the Misses Rose Kramer, Edith Kravita. Mollye Silverlnan. Anita Hart. Judy Helfand. FTeda Bardasch. Esther Birenhaum and Dorothy Sachanoff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
College Chapter
 Elects Officers

The following slate of officers foI the Waterbury Chapter College 0i St. Elizabeth Alumnae wili be elected this afternoon at a com bined local chapter and state meet ing at Curtis House in Wo0dbury President. Miss Mary Louise Par sons: vlce-president. Miss Deborah Griffin: secretary. Miss Mary Cor don Hutchinson: and treasurer. Miss Marjorie DiPietrO. Miss Mar garet Kilmartin. retiring president, presided
 Over fifty members from Water bury and around the state attended. The guest of honor was Sister Marie Jase. president Of the College of St. Elizabeth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Women s Club
 To GiUe Dessert Bridge Tuesday

A dessega bridge wlll be gwen es the soclal committee of the Wa teroafy WomenS Club on Tuesday, Sune n, At lss0 2. M.
 Mrs. Ernest Brooks is ln chArRe M the event assisted hg Mrs, George R. Bailey. Mrs. Clarence 5 Bloom, Mrs. Harold s. JtllsoA, and MrA Q, Berkeley t0pee.
 Serving on the assisting social committee are Miss Clara otllette, Mrs. Carlton chapin. Mrs. Maynard Rogers, Mrs. Theron Alexander. Mrs. Arthur Nichols. Mrs. Edward Wells and Mrs. Charles winter. mute.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Contract Bridge

Results of the Thursday evening tournament held under the direc- ton Of MTS. William Meyers Of Hinsdale Avenue were as follows: Mrs. Joseph Reilly and Mrs. Aaron Jacobson. 3s. Mrs. Roger Peabody and Mrs. Charles Bertueei0. 1S; Oi- fieial standing. Mrs Peabody and Mrs. Bertuccio iis: Mrs. William
 cissFy and Mrs. Harry Laadefman, iesis: Mrs. Leon Mitchell end Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Births

N. and Mrs. Martin ByrneS Of Baldwin Street announce the birth Of q daughter. shirley Ann. June 2 at st. Marys Hospital Mrs. Byrnes is the former Iaurefte cTeayen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

Miss Vivian Ann Drinkwater daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ross Drinkwater of warrensburg. Mo, and R. William Humphrey. son of Mfr. and Mrs. John W. Humphrey of FairView Street were united in mar.
 riage this morning at 10 o'clock at St. John Catholic Church, Say.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
YES" TO BOTH

middle O somewhere for something cool would girl thirsty. thirsty depends pretty take she's interested Or sheu the idea down
  it's after midnight ought the Particularly don't like
 the lads often. place where take girl home But there's stretching fer the food
 Mnnching bite custom tn If shared girl wtib lot Of other dance its chance together   friendly euiet little re-estabh relations And Of nothing the b that girl had whO 0okw 0 that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

Several undergraduates will be the guests Of the Mount HolyOke Club when it meets this afternoon at 2:45 at the home Of Mrs. Eey- mour Smith. Watertown Members who attended the annual reunions of their classes last weekend will give reports.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
EUents Of Today

A Rose Ball will be sponsored this evening at s:i5 o'clock by the Wa ierbury Junior Hadassah at The Elton. Miss Rita Helfand and Miss Ina Cohen are co-chairmen of the event.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Elizabeth Woodward Says
REPAY HER BID IN KIND

Sc he inpifed gOR Co fh6t d0aee 9nd Hos she psid fov fhs tcksfs Sad 0usnged Ior shs Transportation. ARd yOH stsYed lsfe af the psrfv aHd fo0k her sfraiGhf home
 Now tgo things are b0thering y0n, Should you have fed her a slight something 10 top off the evening? And should you nov pay her back for that bidp Even though yOu don't Nike the girl too anaA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
Club Notes

4 meeting O1 the Iialian-Amer- ican Womens Democratic Club wiil be held Thursday at ?. M. at the StaldiO Of Miss Doris Jaea- russo of Ie9 Bank Street Plans H'ill be discussed for future activities.
 The Waterbury Hebrew Ladies Aid Association yill hold It's final meeting Of the season. on Monday, afternoon. June 10 at 2:i5 ?. N. at the Hebrew Institute. Reports wtll be made on the years activities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08
YOU OWE IT TO HER

You should wai couple Of weeks then invite her to something a
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

The marriage Of Kathleen N Hurley 0f Cooke Street to Michael 6irtea Of Mcdonald avenue wijl take place Monday at Ef Thomas Church al 2 o'clock. Rev. J0hn Leo sullivan. Of North Maven. cousin of the bride. gili perform the eere- m0ny.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-08

Mrs. 6tephaDls Sapranss and Mrs Anthony Radvilak recently attended the graduation exercises Of their niece. Miss Edith Muehaiight from the Rhode Island Hospital School of NuEsing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-20

Borrowing power OF the city OF
Ypsilanti will be considerably lib
eralized under the proposed new
city charter according to a report
submitted by r. Fred Older. city
engineer, to aldermen following
their meeting Tuesday evening.
Under the proposed charter the
limit would be S2.460.000 plus the
limit OF mortgage bonds on city
property while at present the linn
f. totals $4,000 plus the limit
OF mortgage bonds.
Both advantages and disadvant-
ages were seen I'm the liberal bor-
rowing power. II would make con
siderable expansion of public util-
tiles in case an industrial boom
strikes the city. it was pointed out.
The temptation to oyerexpansion
was seen as liability under the
new charter. In the latter event
the two per cent tax limitation
might curb operation Of city gov.
eminent too drastically. it was
pointed out
Another financial effect on city
utilities was also pointed out by
Mr.. Older At present both the
gas and water departments each
year have paid $1O.sO0 each into
the city Golfers. The new charter
does not specifically provide for
such payment.
Mr.. Older said that the present
payments are unfair to the home
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-20
USES Seeks
Veteran Jobs

The Ypsilanti Employment Of
flee. USES, has listed 317 new
registrations of veterans since
February | and is seeking the CO.
operation OF every employer in
the city to list Job openings as a
part OF the statewide drive TO
find employment for ex-service
men, according TO Gordon Pack
ard local manager
or these 3i7 veterans, so were
physically handicapped men. The
drive. both in the state and in the
nation. is an endeayor to uncover
suitable jobs for these men. This
means. not only factories but ev-
cry type Of employment and Mr..
Packard is particularly ANXIOUS
that listings he turned in at their
office. we have referred 81 men
for employment this month" he
said.
Edwin l., Cushman, state direc-
tor, says their rs offices have not
been getting enough orders from
employers for the kind OF Jobs
suitable for large numbers OF ex-
service people. He asks com.
munity and service organizations
TO cooperate in finding this EN-.
ployment. Mr.. Cushman empha.
sized that all employers having
openings, no matter on whaL.level,
skilled. semi-skilled. administrative
or professlonal-should file with
the local USES offices lists OF the
Specifications.