The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-12

Personalities in the News. . |. Gene Vallone, WATRs "Fishing and Hunting" expert whose weekly broadcssts happy hunting in field the latter part of the pres ent month He win join the announcing staff of the ~friendly voice." Station WWC0.. Emil F. Dahl had busy Sunday afternoon over the past weekend He pre- scented for initiation the S5h anniversary class of the Waterbury Lodge of Moose. Congratulations to Lodge Mo- 703 may all be around to echo the glad the day of the Golden Jubilee Incidentally the Moose are asking Waterburans to be their guests tomorrow evening and witness the much talked about fm The Child City It here highly praised by experts It will be free attraction part of campaign to acQuant the public with Mooseheart The picture, however, has definite plot romance professional motion picture stars and all the in rredients for an evenings entertainment Dr. William C. Spain is checking all weather reports in fact he IS nak ing contacts with government observers in hopes that will him that next Sunday will be fair and warm well anyway not rain, snow, sleet nor weather for contrary display of temper the part of the Weatherman will toss the fourth degree Knights of Columbus for loss. They plan the exemp- cation next Sunday afternoon. It will be the first fourth Degree rtuastc demonstration here in more than quar- ter of century, Some 300 candidates eligible. Full tons American Band awaits to lead the parade from Wby High School auditorium to Temple Hall where banquet for 600 guests will be held Our best wishes tonight to Alex Majesk who has been elected commander of the newly formed veterans post of St. Stanisaus parish Alex, a graduate of Leavenworth High School and who studied architecture at Pratt Institute served with the Naval Air Force during the He lieutenant commander when the ended He has been hOnred by of the promising groups of veterans in the city and under his leadership the post should make definite contribution to the citys many and varied activities
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 The Lady of the House Says There's nothing than spending day in the art and drapery de- partment matching and measuring and wondering, and checking prices and then returning home late in the day with nothing gained but cup of tea and several under-szed sandwiches which she waited half hour to get in Ne Cosy TeashOp.
 There are still than forty days to Christmas, but looking into the display windows hearing certain radio programs might think that the big day is sched ued for next week. The air vibrating with early renditions of White Christmas" From all indi- cations Tin Pan Alley 'eftists" are in evident spiracy kill the number this year It is pretty senti mental number but after all enough is plenty AS for the stores they stimulating the enthusiasm of the kid des Ma and dad will be tonguetied explaining things for the next weeks. But anyway, do your shop ping early for the and shelves will be bare when the usual shopping period arrives Cheering news, meat prices falling rapidly. It is COP or Demo cratic achievement Just credit it to the Independent Housewives determined stand that proeerng would not list of prices for choice meats will encourage to be- come friendly again with former acquaintance, the butcher. Now that the "bad dream" is one won- ders whatever became of the many secret but thorough probes the OPA reported making in Waterbury to punish the chseer the operators of black market enterprises etc. The officials apparently adopted the fOrgveand- forget" attitude The dentists of Waterbury tonight in commemoratng the centennial of the discovery of ether anesthetic will point to the achievement of Dr. Will liam T. G. Morton Boston dentist, the first successful experiment to avert pain in operations. Chalk up big credit mark for dentistry It will become bigger time marches on and added millions feel glow of gratitude for the who took fear and torture out of operations