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Evening star., 1946-09-16
Mustard Gas Studied
For Use on Cancer
BY the kssoeiotsd Press

Researchers are exploring the pos
sibility that one of the nitrogen
mustards of the poison gas family
can be used as medicinal agent to
combat such malignant growths as
cancer.
The Army Medical Service told
about it today in announcing pa
per by Capt. D. A. Karnofsky. who
worked at New York Memorial Hos
pital with Drs. L. r. Craver, c. P
Rhoads and J. c. Abels.
Wartime studies of mustard gases
they have an effect on lynn
phatic tissue and bone marrow
where blood cells are formed, quite
similar to that produced by heavy
Evening star., 1946-09-16
indianapolis Investigates
Second BIudgeon Death
BY the Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 16.-Au-
thorities today. were investigating
Indianapolis second fatal bludgeon-
ing in five days. The body of Leslie
George Foddrill, 25, a juke box re-
pairman, was found yesterday under
the kegtucky Avenue Bridge, while
detectives were searching a clew to
Wednesdays Staying of Alberta
Green, %.
Miss Green was dubbed to death
In a hospital at the Indiana Univer-
sity Medical Center.
Acting Chief of Detectives Frank
Daley said M. Foddrill had been
struck six or seven" terrific blows
with a blunt instrument. His body
lay behind his automobile on dry
ground under the westernmost of
the three bridge spans.
Mr.. Foddrill was last reported seer
alive at 7 pm. Saturday when, Chief
Daley said, he left his rooming
house. saying he was going on a
blind date"
Authorities said robbery appar-
emily was not a motive since $50 in
cash, ring and a watch were found
on his body.
Evening star., 1946-09-16
'Chutists Hold Exhibition
Two thousand

Two thousand parachutists made
a mass descent in an Aviation Day
celebration at the Moscow, Russia,
airport.
Evening star., 1946-09-16

Many new suburban sections are
being opened in Caracas, Venezuela,
Evening star., 1946-09-16

Taxi rides in Manila now cost 10
times as much as in prewar days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Trinity DGnce Planned Tonight

Several parties will precede the annual Thanksgiving Dance spon- sored by the Waterbury Chapter of the Trinity College Alumnae to- night at the Country Club of Wa terbury.
 Among those, entertaining at theis homes are: Mir. and Mrs. Edward DaTcey, Euclid Avenue, Miss Mary Louise Lawlor. Hewlett Street, and Miss 0enevieve Buiger, Willow Street. Miss Eleanor Harrington and Mfr. and Mrs. Sylvester !. Ryan will entertain in the Harrington home, Columbia Boulevard.
 Patrons and patronesses for the affair include Miss Catharine Jack son, Miss Cecelia Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Edward 3. McElligott. Mfr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Nolan. Ar. and Mrs William K. Lawlor. Mr. and Mrs ootfried o. Hoffmann. Ar. and Mrs Daniel T. Harrington, IT., Miss Mar torie Nonagan, Mir. and Mrs. Ken- meth IA. Carter and Ma. and Mrs. Earle Carey.
 Miss Eleanor Burlington and Miss Madeleine Caine. Naugatuck. are co-chairmen of the event. Tickets are in charge of Miss Marjorie Mon- agan. president, Mrs. Vincent E. Kelly. Mrs. Roy O,Neill and Mrs Kenneth M. Carter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Ruth French Shower Guest

Mrs. Walter NiIlis Of Cossette Street. Waterbury. was hostess al a greenback shower recently, given in honor of Miss Ruth French O. Beacon Falls.
 Miss French, daughter of Henry Q. French of Highland Avenue Beacon Falls. and the late Mrs French. will become the bride oI Harry Brozait. son Of Mrs. Anns Mikelenas of Cherry Street, Nauga. tuck, at 2 tomorrow afternoon, iE St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Naueatuck.
 The guest of honor was also pre- sented with q beautiful chenills spread
 Those attending included: Mrs Charles Dllaapoli, Patricia Roman. auskas. Agnes CapOwich, Jennie Di. NapolI. Mary Chrzanowski. Doro- thy SterloxM, Anna and Betsy Fey. ton. Inez Somiglietti. Eleanor Barnes. Merlyn DlNapoli. Agnel Barsi. and Katie Celta. all of We. terbuTy.
 Also. Emily TOrtOrici Of Water town: Mary Luochetti. Anne 0Fig- araitis. and Marie Desmone. of Oak. Tille: Katherine Kosloski and Fran. ces Bednar of Union City: Cath. erine Reilly of Naugatnck; Ros' Doiron. Ida Jurzynski and Isabelli 0ugluizxa of Beacon Falls. thu guest of honor and the hostess.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Veteran aud His Bride

M and Aka. Teller were married recently
 as the church
 og the rnmac0laae Conception. Prior her marriage Mrs. Teller the former Mlss Ruth Fleming. daughter
 Of MT. end Mrs. James Fleming Of central Avenue. MT. Teller, son of
 Mrs. Jean smith
 of Nausatuck
 and the late Edwin
 h
 Teller, served In
 the Army for three years
 and nine months, Including
 2 months' duty In the South Pacific.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

Thanksgiving morning at Q o'clock At Sl Cecilias Church, the Rev. Peter ], Cuny, pastor, ofilclated at the marriage ot Miss Dorothy Anne Sleberl, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs Edward L.. Slebert of a Park Place, and Edward F Nagle, nephew of Mir. and Mrs. walter Doyle Of el Virginia Avenue. The Rev Myron ". Miller of Georgetown, Conn., . cousin of the bride, celebrated the nOptial high Mass.
 The bride, given in marriage by her father, had for her maid of honor, her sister, Miss Martha Rose Sleberk and Miss Mary Cecilia Siebert, andother sister, was brides maid. william sutton was best man, and ushers were Thomas Mo- her and John Donahue. Church decorations included white chrysan- themums. Mrs. Albertine O'Don- nell was orkanist and Miss Sadie Haijar, soloist, sang Schubert's Ave Maria" and Cesar Franck's "Panis Angellcus."
 me brides gown was of white chiffon taffeta with ruffled edged
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Dorothy Amme Siebert
 Edgcuyd x. NagLe Wed

sweetheart neckline, lone sleeVes' flteea bodice, lNn skirt with ratLles in the back forming a peacock train, She wote a simple finger un veil with ostrich trimmed calot. Her boOoUet was of white chrysan. themuns and Snapdragons. Tlle maid of honor vas eoWned ul ameGhyya velvet designed with fitted bodice, full skirt, with which she wore a gold seqUin calot, and she carried yellow chrysanthemulns. me bridesmaid wore rose rust velvet styled similar tot he maid of honor 's gown, a gold sequin calot, and she carried orchid chrysanthemums.
 At a reception for the immeoi- ate families held atthe brides home, her mother received in a blue crepe gown trimmed with nail heads, and . corsage os pink roses. The sroon's 2 aunt received in a brown and aqua crepe gown seQuln trimmed, and . corSage of yellow roses.
 The bride wore for travel Q gray suit, gray topper, with black and nink accessories. The groom was graduated from Crosby High School
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Former CBIAiyn,an Takes Miss EIziyu MucciaS Bride

The altar and pews of st. bucys Church was decorated with chrysan- themuzns and palms yesterday mOrn- ing for the wedding of Mss Evirs AGaaalda Mucci, ot North Main Street, Co Ralph ,. Se9ra, Of Willow Street. Che Rev. Michael McverTy performed the 6 o'clock ceremony and read the Nuptial Mass which followed. Mrs. Jerry GasColo presided at the organ. The Mass was sung oy Mrs. Isculs Russo, and Anna KAvuls offered 0runoe fave Maria. ~razs' AngelicsB", and Mother Dear, Of Pray For Me."
 The bride, escorted to the altar b her father, wore . gown of tvoEs satin, with portrait neckllne, em' broidered with seed pearls and beads deep dclman sleeves tapeEang Co { point ct the wTisk, fs1ll, sk1rt, fallln< into . long train. A Juliet Geo, em. broidered with eeed pearls and beads held her ivory veil Of illusion. Shs carried a sheaf of calla lilies.
 Miss Myra Di Bartolomeo. serving as maid of honor, wore a taffete gown of red wine, designed with . mandarin collar, keyhole opening al the throat, leg oimutton sleeves. and full skirt. Ice blue ostrich tips coEn- prised her headpieee, and she carried chrysanthemuzns in a corresponding shade.
 Vincent Serra, brother of the bride groom. served as best man.
 A dinner for 50 guests at Lift tla< Latch Inn was followed oy a recep- ton at i57 Willow Street. Mrs. Pat. rick Abino. received in e black dres. highlighted with . pink feakherec hat. and pink roses. She also wore ( canlellia corsage. Mrs. Vincent Serra the bradegroom's mother wore Q blacs and white ensemble, black accessor- ies. and . corsage of white cameilias
 For travelling, the bride selected a black silk dress, black coat, blach and white accessories, with . dust, pink satin hat.
 Mir. Serra is a graduate of Terry- vile High School, and served wits the Army Air Corps as . radio oper. ator and navigator in the China -Tn. dia- Burma area for % months. Mrs Serra Is a graduate of Waterbury Catholic High School. The coupll will live in Plymouth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
IhgreSG BOSCsiasI Wed Yesterday

Miss Theresa N, ]. Bowman. daughter of Mrs. Sarah E. Bowman of South Main Street became the bride of AEelle Daigle, son of Thomas F. Daigle of Fort Kent, Maine, yesterday morning a& 6 o'- clock at St. Ann,s Church. The altar was banked with palms aElsl gold and white clrysanthemums and a musical program of traditional wedding marches was. presented Selections rendered during the Mass Included ~Ays Maria" and ~Panis Angelicus,"
 Presented in marriage by her brother, Wilfrid E. Bowman, the bride wore Q white taffeta gown styled with 6 sweetheart neckline, edged with self naffles. fitted bod Ice. long sleeves that tapered to a point at the wrist and a full skirt terminating in a long train trimmed with tiers of ruffles. Her full length veil Of sheer illusion fell from . beaded crown and she car- ried a shower bouquet 6 mixed flowers.
 Miss Jean Pelletier. maid of honor. was eostumed in a gown fashioned with Q pink satin bodice, and a full skirt of marquisette. Her cos- tune was complemented with Q matching tiara and she carried an arm bouquet of yellow pompons. Cylirae Pelletier vas best man.
 Following a dinner for more than 60 guests ct Sal Borrelii's. . recep- ton was held at the Mad River Grange hall for approximately 200. Mrs. Bowman received in a black dress with matching accessories and e corsage of red roses.
 When the couple left on . wed- ding trip to New York; Mrs. Daigle wore a grey dress with Q muskrat coat. brown accessories and a cor- sage of red roses. Upon their re- turn they will reside on South Main Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

MT and Mrs. William D. shea e Middleo0ry, are spending ene wee3z end with thear daughter and son-an< law. Mir, and Mrs. JoNn ,. MeDon~ nell. in Morristown. ~. ].
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
L;aMYa G1-inke
 Becomes Bride

Naugatuck, Nov. 2D-AEiss Laura orinke, daughter Of Mfr. and Mrs, Arthur Oranke of Winnipeg, Can- ada, became the bride of william Hermona&, Jr.. son of MT. and Mrs william Hsrnunat. ST., Of Home stead Avenue, Thanksgiving aft. ernoon ae 3 h sk Paul's Eva.Ag. elical Lutheran Cnurch, CurtiI Street The Rev. O. N. Bertram pastor. performed the dOuble-rins ceremony.
 The bride, who was given in mar raage hy her mother. wore Q bl0l lame afternoon dress, with hl0G hat, shoulder length veil. and car rled a bouquet of white old-fash- toned flowers.
 Miss Edna Sugden, Of winnipeg, Can, and Washington, D. C.. as maid of honor, wore a rose-colored afternoon dress, trimmed with se- Quins. with black hat and black accessories. She carried a bouquet of pastel old-fashioned flowers.
 Donald Hermonat. brother of the bridegroom, served as best msn.
 The altar was decorated with au- tumn flowers. Traditional we'd ding mnsic was provided.
 Following the wedding, a recep- ton for about 65 guests. including those from Washington, D. C., Mis- sissippL and Winnipeg, Canada, was held at the Lift-the-Latch Inn, ir Middlebury.
 The brides mother wore a grey dress with black accessories, and wore a corsage of pink roses. The hridegroom's mother wore a black dress with lsequins, black hat, and a rose and gardenia corsage.
 When they left for an unan- nounced wedding trip. Mrs. Her. monat was wearing Q beige tailored wool dress, with brown accessories and brown hat. and carried a bou- quet. of old fashioned flowers ir mixed colors. Upon their return they viii be at home at eo Pen- nington Avenue. Passaic, N. ].
 The bride was educated in ths Winnipeg schools, and is employed at the British Scientific Office ir New York City. Mr. Hermonat Il graduate of Naugatuck High School. a graduate of the Wooster Polytechnic Institute, Wooster Mass. a veteran of the Q. S. Navy and is employed as c research chem ist at the D. s. Rubber Company General Laboratory, in Passaic N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

and University os Connecticut kxe tension school and the bride Iron crosby High school end Post Juninr college.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
NHptiaLs Joi"
 Celeste PetYOniO, Edzcin Churchill

Nk,ss celeste Elizabeth Petronio. anuohter of MT. and Mrs. Frank pefrnnio of Sheffield Street was narried to Edwin Nelson Churcniil, scn of Mrs. Kathryn Churchill od Naple Street Torrington, yester- dav morning at Q o'clock at St. Mi- chsei,s church. The Rev. James Mccormack oszaciated ct the mar rinee ceremony and celebrated the nuntaal Mass in Q setting ot pom- pons and palms. A program or traditional wedding music was or. fered by Miss Delaney, organist ana soloist.
 Presented in marriage by her fa- ther. the bride was attired in an ivory satin gown styled with a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice, long sleeves that tapered to Q point at ehe wrist and Q full skirt cut en train. Her fansertip veil of sheer illusion was caught to Q coronet of seed pearls and she carried a prayer book marked with orchids and stephanotis.
 Miss Wilma Petronfo was her sis- ter's maid of honor. She wore a pink gown fashioned with a round neckiine, fitted bodice. and a bouf- fant skirt of marquisette trimmed with blue velvet ribbon. Her cos- tune was complemented with a headdress of matching plumes and she carried an arm bouquet of blue and pink carnations.
 Miss Mary Rosato, cousin of the bride, served as bridesmaid in a yellow gown styled similar to the maid of honor's with a matching headdress with a shoulder-length veil, and she carried an arm bou- Quet of yellow pompons and blue carnations.
 Cylde Churchill was his brothers best man and Angelo Rosato, cousin of the bride, was usher.
 More than lS0 attended Q recep- ton. Out-of-town guests were from Torrington, Utica, N. F., New York City, Massachusetts, Storrs, Saybrook and Pennsylvania. Mrs. Petronio received in a black dress trimmed with pink and 6 corsage of American Beauty roses. She was assisted by the bridegrooms naoth- CT who wore a black ensemble with matching accessories and a corsage of roses.
 Mir. and Mrs. Churchill Left on a wedding trip to New York City, Mrs. Churchill wore a black en- semble trimmed with fuchsia and black sequins and matching acces- sories with a corsage of orchids She is a graduate of Wilby High School. Mfr. Churchill is 6 student at the University of Connecticut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Brozoit-French Nuptiols Held
 In Beacon Folls

Beacon Falls Nov. 2o.-Miss Ruth Erma French, daughter of Henry c. French of Highland Avenue, Bea- con Falls, and the late Mrs. French, became the bride of Harry Brozait, son of Mrs. Anna Mikelenas oi Cherry Street. Naugatuck, Thurs day afternoon at 3 o'clock in st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church. Curtis Street. Naugatuck. The double-ring ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. O. H. Bertram.
 The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, wore a Wkite slipper satin gown. princess style with sweetheart neckiine, leg-os- mutton sleeves. inserts Of resepCdnt lace, and long train. Her four-tiered iliusion veii was caught GD her cap with Q cluster of orange blossoms. She carried 6 bouquet of white chrysafsthemums.
 Her matron of honor, Mrs. Wall ter Mills of Waterbury. wore fuchia crepe princess styled gown, with nail heads on cap sleeves. Her hat was . dark shade of fuchia. She wore black accessories and car- ried a bouquet of bronze chrysan- themunas.
 John Brozait, brother of the bridegroom. served as best man.
 The bridegToom's mother wore q black dress, and carried c bouquet of white chrysanthemums.
 Following the wedding, . recep- ton was held at the home. of the bridegroom's mother, ct 50 Cherry Street. for. members of the imme- diate famkly.
 Out-of-town guests were from New York City. Waterbury. An. sonia, Rutland. Vt- Winsted and New London, Conn.
 when the couple left fo- an uIi- announced wedding trip. Mrs. Brozait was wearing a travelling combination which included black skirt, white and blue jacket and black hat and accessories. She wore a corsage of white gardenias.
 Upon their return, they will make their home at 5s Highland Avenue Beacon Falls.
 Mrs. Brozait attended the Beacon Falls schools. and is employed ct the Q. s. Rubber Co. Mfr. BroEait, who served four years in the Army Medical Corps. two of which were overseas, is a graduate of Nauga- tuck High School and is also am" pjIoyed at the U. s. Rupbber Co
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Miss SChienda
 Wears Colonial Bridal GOSCss

Tn Q colonial gown Of mstrous bridal satin and net, Miss Josephine Bertha schlenda, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph schlenda, oe South Main Street, exchanged marriage VOWS with Ernest Joseph Bertcshy, s0fi Of Mfr. and Mrs. L. 8. Bertothy, of Spring Street, Union City, ct st. Patrick's church yesterday morn. ing. The Rev. Thomas F. Dignam performed the 6 o'clock ceremony before an altar banked with chry. santhemums and palms. A musical program was offered.
 The bride was escorted Co the altar by her father. She wore o gown designed With Q sweetheart reckline, fitted Bodice, full gathered net skirt, Belgium lace inserts trimmed the sleeves, neckline end skirt. A beaded crown held her fingeritp veil Of illusion and she carried aft arm bouquet o9 white roses.
 . Miss Mercedes Ayotte, serving as maid of honor, wore e powdre blue net frcck designed ln the bcuffant style, and 0 blue tiara with e veil. She carried red roses.
 At e reception held ct the Hotel Elton for the immediate families Of the bridal couple, Mrs. echienda received in Q moss green dress, black accessories and hat, and wore Q rose corsage. Mrs. Bertothy wore Navy blue lace, black accessories, and Q cofsage of roses.
 The couple left for c honeymoon In New York, the bride traveling in q moss green suit, topped with a sable-dyed cofaey coat, brown acces. sorles. She wore Q corsaee of roses.
 Mrs. Bertothy Is q graduate of Naugatslck High School, while the bridegroom attended Wilby High School. He spent 90 months in the South Pacific theatre.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
EIiSabeth A. McGwyk '. Bride of ThOmaS Brennan

The marriage pf AEln Elizabeth Ann MOourk, daoehter of Mir and Atrs. John Mcoork Of wSlton Place and Thomas Francls Brennan, Jr, son oe Mfr and Mrs. Thomas r Brennan Of White Oak Lane was held yesterday morning ak Q ocolcG as the chureA of the Immaculate Conception in Q setting Of palms and cut flowers. The Rev. Francis M. 0'Shea, pastor, officlated ct the marriage ceremony. and celebrated the nuptlal Mass. k program of tree ditional nuptial music was presented hy Prof. E 2. Harmon and Marcel Doucette, soloist.
 Presented in marriage by her father, the bride was attlred h e gown Of white satin with Q sweet- heart neckllne, fitted bodice, and a full skirt terminating ln . long train. Her flngertap veil of Illusion fell from a headdress of orange blossoms and she carried a huff os pompons and Autumn flowers. Miss Mary Elizabeth O'Connor, maid of honor, wore a gown styled with . maroon velvet bodice and c houffant skirt of pink net with matching mitts, . headorezs of An- tunnn flowers and Q matching muff. A wedding breakfast for the im- mediate families was held la the 2l Club followed by c reception fer isO guests in the home of the bride. Mrs. Mcourk received wearing c black dress trimmed with a0ua, matching accessories and e corsage of Autumn flowers. Mrs. Brennan wore . moss green silk dress with black accessories and . corsage of Autumn flowers.
 When the couple left on Q wed. ding trap to New York City and Washington, Q. C., Mrs. Brennan wore . pOudre blue dress with c black topper. masching accessories, kollnsky furs and . corsage of or- chids. She is a graduate of Water. bury Catholic High School. MT. Brennan, Q veteran of four years' service with the Q. 6. Navy in. cluding duty in the South Pacific area and China, is . graduate of Wilby High School and is now a student ct the Junior College of Physical Therapy. New Haven. They win reside at Ss White Oak Lane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Pastor UniteS
 Pievina CiWIIO. Mark RetY1txgi

Rev meAey N, e0inn. pastor, oe sacred Heart cn0reA united sn marriage yesterday morning Mss paerlna cl0llo. daughter ot MT, and Afys, John ChNllo, and Marx retxOa- d. son of MT. and Mrs. Peter Pete rNnzA, oe Burnside Avenue.
 Miss Theresa TremaelioA soioist, offered a musical program during che Q o'clock ceremony.
 The bride was attlred tn Q white sllnper satin, . round neck with lattice work trimming her gown aeSigned with a titteo bodice, long sleeves tapering to . point and Q f0ll aklrt terminating ln a tram, A beaded tiara held her finger tip vell of illusion, and she carried Q prAsefeOof marked with cAmelllas'
 Miss Mary Clulln sister ot the bride. serving as maid of honor, wore a coral velvet gown, whh sweetheart neckllne. the oolce edged with Scallopine, and a fall skirt' Matching mitts and a silver Jullet cnn comnleeed her costume. Sne carried a huff made ot sweat peas and camellias.
 Anthony PesruRsa, brother of the groom, was best man.
 A reception was held at Tempe sall for sso guests, including triends and relatives from Philadelphia, New York, New Jersey, Rhooe island. Hartford, New Haven, New ssva4nsn srbrssanrAnn and xitchneld.
 The couple will honeymoon n m Florida. For travelling, the otsoe selected a winter white coat oIaC1 accessories, Kolinsky carf ana COT sage of camellias. The eraoesrootn attended Leavenworth Hien Scnoo.; the bride graduated From SacrsO Heart High School and fost s- Dus,- ness College. The couple VIII reSa0S on woicctt Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Musicale Aud Tea Sunday

me AattAluck Musical Akt Ns eleey wsll be entertained Bneex afternoon as o'clock aa . maaealN and sea eo ee held al the hesne q Mr, and Mrs. Erederick h, Nnnn sei WlllOw Slreel These taking para are members of tho society.
 The program wlil he comprised ok a sextet of young womenS toleaA ln a number of selections hy Nesia| soprano solos hy Mss Martha As McNaueht, and piano soloA uy MrA' Jessie Hawkes. og WoodbuLy. Mis4 rAnnle l.. Mccormack VIII ate 9A accompAnlst -.
 Members of the society are invited to bring friends.
Smyrna times., 1946-07-25
NEEDED IN STATE
Partial Relief May Come From
Returned Veterans

Fifty-two instructors are needed
for the various high schools out
side of Wilmington and at present
there are very few applications on
file for any of the places, reports
DR.. John Shilling, assistant state
superintendent in charge of high
schools. DR.. H. B. King, assistant
state superintendent in charge of
secondary schools, states that
about so teachers are needed for
elementary schools under control
of the State Board of Education
while special school districts have
about half that many vacancies.
Both DR.. Shilling and DR.. King in
dicated that some relief for the
situation might come from return
ed veterans who had previous
teaching experience, but that all of
the vacancies could not be filed
from this source.
Smyrna times., 1946-07-25
LAKE COMO REMAINS OPEN
Water Analysis Has As Yet Indi-
Gated No Contamination

With Dover, Milford and Laurel
pools closed, Lake Como is the on
ly fresh water pool remaining
open for bathing during the July
dog days." Water analysis has
as yet indicated the presence of no
contamination. AS a precaution,
however, the water is being Kept
at 2 per cent chlorine content by
the life guard, Dick Elterich. In
Dover, the Silver Lake bathing and
swimming area was closed for an
indefinite period on orders from
City Manager Gilbert L. Wilcox,
who said a sewage leak" into the
lake had been discovered about
$500 feet from the bathing area.
Earlier the pool at Laurel had
been closed by orders of Mayor
William E. Prettyman, after tests
showed the presence of contamina-
tion.