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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-19
Military Training AT High
School Elective And On
Voluntary Basis
BY CAPT. ROGER S. ANDREWS
Infantry, Professor of Military
Science and Tactics, New
Hanover High School

A feeling of repugnance and bit
terness toward any function that
smacks Of the military following
a war is perfectly natural. The
h%arshness of C o m a n d S, the
sameness of clothing, the demands
of discipline, and the subordi-
nation of personal interests to
those of the team are prone to
awaken memories, some pleasant,
but perhaps in the main, bitter in
deed. Let us examine the benefits
OF such a program and analyze
its benefits instead of it's detri-
meats, for there is little doubt that
we as citizens would. want to make
our community a better place to
live in than it was before we went
off to establish our superiority
over the Axis.
A word Or two concerning histo-
ry. Many colleges, secondary
schools, and military academies
throughout the country include Re-
serve Officers Training Corps
courses in their programs. Upon
fulfilling prescribed requirements,
a Cadet may graduate from a col
lege and thereby qualify for a Re-
serve Officers commission in the
Army OF the United States. High
scnool units are known as Junior
ROTC units, and while the train
ing itself is fundamentally mill
tary IN nature, no military obi
CATION IS imposed upon the cadet
outside of or beyond the school
course. The Junior unit in New
Hanover High school a S MADE
possible only because the unit IN
Griffin, Ga, was discontinued. and
because certain civic-minded citi-
zens Of Wilmington were vitality m
terested in the youth of this gen.
eratiun.
On Voluntary Basis
Military t, aiming at New Han
over High school is entirely cleo
tive ard solely on a voluntary
basis. No scholastic or extra-cur-
ricula activities are required for
adm.ttance, gor does the military
department attempt to influence in
any way a students choice of
courses. Each youth is completely
free Il make up his own mind
CONCERNING the ACCESSIBILITY of mil
itary training.
The War department assigns the
officer in charge of the ROTC unit.
and his off. C title is Professor
of Military Science and Tactics. A
substantial n m b of enlisted
men are also assigned to assist
him in necessary training and ad.
miniStration, A class period is
scheduled for each school day. and
the drills are held on Mondays and
Fridays, Each school year a cadet
is in the ROTC for thirtv-siy
weeks, ana receives one-half unit
credi, fol- the satisfactory connie
ton If the course. The course for
the first year includes SUE,
subjects as physical training. in.
FAINT y drill. military Organization
discipline, sanitation and first al
customs and ~courtesies of the
service, leadership and command
care and use of the rifle. and rif1s
craftsmanship. The courses for
the remaining two years touch
upon those of the first YEAR h,,+
include advanced courses such .s
military history and no1;ou a.
vanced first aid, and cbsy, az
istics OF infantry small arms ~ Tho
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-19

during the five-day postponement Of
fors no assurance there will be no
strike. One party or the other may
nrove immovable. In this case the
best the postponement can do is to
give the country a brief breathing spell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-19
HIS LAST MEAL

Caesars mushroom, Anlani
Caesarea, a favorite dish Of It
cient Rome, constituted the Ia"
meal of the Roman emporer, va.
dius Caesar. His wife, Agrlppn.nnL
had seasoned it with mineraI ~
sons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-19

an interest in the Individual re-
sponsibilities of citizenship and the
preservation and protection of
American institutions and ideals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-19

During their occupation of Rus-
sian districts, German troops burn.
ed and devastated more than m mn
villages. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

zvocniku naznanjali o aadalj-
nemu programu zidanja his in
pa nacrtov, XII so do sedaj bill
doloceni.
Obenem pa bo tudi otvoritev
ali instalacija novih his. Sedai
je vseh 6 his dodelanih in s tenn
tudi hisa, XII jo je korporacija
.izdelala, da jo proda "a stroske,
XII SO v zvezi S hiso. Tako DO ia
hisa v nedeljo ma razpolago in
"a ogled. Vsak 81 DO lahko hi
SO ogledal tudi znotraj.
Dale DO ia dan tudi zaeetek
prve lopate, "a noyo cesto, Xxi
bo yodila IL 81. ceste do 62. &C.
ste. Ia nova costa, XII sc ho ime-
novala "Grdina Drive, Sc "a.
cne ravno pri zadnji novi his
st.. 1925 East 81 St. (Trupinit
druzine), kjer sc DO tudi izvajaI
program.
Program bo vodil odbornik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
Laena vrana mai sito zivi

Cleveland, O. - Veliko ljudi
me je ze vprasalo, zakaj Sc JAZZ
letos mic ne udejstvujem in pi-
sem. "a ponovno izvolitev COVER
nerja Lauscheta. Tega ne mo-
rem, ker nimam mic koristi cd
tega, &c je on izvoljen ali ne.
Me je ze lansko leto dobro iz-
ucilo, kaj clovek dobi zato, &c
Sc trudi in della. Vsi veste, XII
Sc "a to zanimate, koliko sem
delal lansko leto, pisal in tudi
v denarju pomagal "a zopetno
izvolitev edanjega >zupana
Burkeia in mestnih odbornikov.
Ia placilo so mi pa politisni da-
Ii, ko so sami enkrat udobno
sedeli v mestnih stolckih, pocit-
nice in brco povrh, ees, pojdi
sedaj, te ne potrebujemo vec.
Cez dive lett, &c bos se toliko
slaboumen kot sedaj, pa zopet
delaj "a mas, te bono ze pokli-
cali, kadar te bono potrebova-
Ii.
Ne, ne bodo me vec, pa maj
DO kdor hoce. Tisti, kateri ina
koristi cd tega, naj le pise in Sc
trudi, sal Sc ina "a kaj truditi.
Da bi Sc Sc JAZZ trudil "a druge
in norel "a stvar, ko hi bilo cez
cas- pa kaj dobiti, mi bi pa 70
pet rekli: "Poeakaj, poeakaj,
mogoee Sc DO kaj dobilo kdaj',
it'd. Kakor da bi JAZZ hodil stati
v vrsto in eakati cd 6 do 8 ur
v vrsti "a meso, ko bi ga kon-
emo dobil, da hi ga dal pa dru-
gemu. Ia bi bi rekel: "ce DO
kaj kosti ostalo, jih bos re do
bill, pa bodi sit in tiho!"
JAZZ nisem "a ponovno izvoli-
tev governerja Lauscheta, pa
tudi nisem proti MENU. Maj
ljudje volijo kakor hocejo, me-
ne ne skrbi. Pri tenn ne bonn mic
pridobil in mic izgubil. Kdor Sc
pa boji kaj izgubiti, maj Sc pa
potrudi. JAZZ sem brezposeln in
Re ker vem, da della ne bonn do
bill, ne bonn hodil okrog in no.
sill ma polno mizo drugim, sam
bi pri tenn pa lie slime poziral.
Frank Dragolich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18

Sodnik Joseph H. Silbert Sc
priporoea "a izvolitev "a sodni-
ka ma okrajni sodniji pri letos-
njih volitvah v novembru. V
svojo podporo je dobil stevilna
priporocila cd raznih drzavljan-
skin skupin. Tako ga je Cuya-
hoga County Bar Assn posta-
villa ma prvo mesto "a kandida-
ia "a ia urad, kar znaci, da so
vsi advokati zadovoljni z MIN,
da postane sodnik ma okrajni
sodniji.
Njegovo kandidaturo so tu-
di podprli sledeci: Clevelandska
delavska federacija, C. /. O., in
republikanski klub iz Heightsa.
Civilne in politiene skupine so
sc strnile "a izvolitev Siberia
"a sodnika okrajne sodnije. Do
sti nestrankarskih .skupin pod
pira letosnjo kandidaturo tega
sodnika, XII 81 je v mnogih letih
kot sposoben sodnik pridobil "a
upanje drzavljanov. -- Adv.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
Skupni zlocini domobrancey j
politiene policije


Prizorisca skupnih zlocinov
domobrancev in politicne polici-
je so bill zlasti bregovi Ljublja-
nice in Save ter Sv. Urh mad
Dobrunjami. Po podatkih poll
ticne policije so %. novembra
1913 domobranci il Srednje teh-
nicne sole Ljubljani med dru-
GIN aretirali Ljubljancana Da-
niela Gomiscega, XII so ga pre-
peljali v domobransko postojan-
ko pri Devici Mariji v Polju. Po-
noci SO ga nameravali oh Saw
pri Jezici lkvidirati, pa je po-
begnil. Dne 1. decembra 1913 so
domobranci oh Ljubljanici po-
strelili in virgil reko vec rodo-
ljubov, ma stotine zavednih Sio-
yencev pa SO pomorili mezna-
riji Sv. Urhu mad Dobrunjami
in hostah okrog cerkve, potem
ko SO jih pref zverinsko mucili.
Doslej so iskopah mad 80 Srtev.
I'll nesteti zlocini so lie maj
hen del zlocinov, XII SO jih ma
Slovenskem med okupacijo H.
vrsili mad nasim ljudstvom So
delavci okupatorja il vaskih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18

nase varde Mr.. Edward ]. Ko.
vacic, prisostvoval DO tudi cd
bornik 10. varde Mr.. Edward
Pucel in vec drugih odbornikov.
Ljudstvo je vabljeno.
Naznalilo korporacije
Ker je bilo oh casu, ko je kor-
poracija kupovala ,lote cd last.
nikov, katerim so pogorele hise
obljubljeno, da ako bo kateri IL.
med teh zelel kupiti Lotto ma.
zaj, ali pa sedaj novo hiso, ki
jo ina korporacija ma prodaj
ina TAXA oseba prednost, da ku.
pi, predno DO hisa ali parcela
prodana kateremu drugemu
Treba pa je, da Sc priglasi ose.
ba takoj do nedelje.
Dale Sc naznanja
Ma seji korporacije so bill {
porocili clani korporacije vse'
splosno zadovoljni z dosedanjim
poslovanjem odbora. Odbor je
bill ponovno izvoljen, poleg j
bill izvoljen v odbor tudi Mr.
Joseph Demshar, XII DO skusa
pospesiti zidavo nadaljnih no
viii hiS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
SODNIJSKi PROCES PROT
SLOVENSkIM iZDAJALCEM
(nadaljevanje)

straz, MVAC, cetnikov in domo-
branstva. Clani teh zdruzenj so
tisoce Slovencev mucili, oropali,
vlacili po zaporih in izrocali
okupatorju v taborisca smrti.
Obtozeni Rupnik, Roman,
Krek, Vizjak, Hacin in Roesener
so z navedenemi dejanji zakrivi-
Ii vrsto zlocinov po'clenu 3, toe
ka 3. in 4. zakona o kaznivih de-
janjih proti narodu in drzavi.
Rupnik in Vizjak sta kot vojaka
Sc posebej izvrsila kriva deja-
MIA po Z. tocki, Krek pa po 8. in
9. tocki.
Javni tozilec je ma to pred
, lagal, maj Sc vsi obtozenci kaz-
nuiejo po clenu 4. tega zakona
zvezi z zakonom O vrstah kaz-
nj.
TO je bistvo obtoznice proti
Rupniku, dr.. Rozmanu, generalu
Roesenerju, polkovniku, DIR. Ha-
cinu in DIR. Kreku. Podrobnosti
bodo sledile v zapisniku zaslisa.
MIA in obravnave. Radi njihove
obseznosti, ne DO mogoce vsega
objaviti. Tajnistvo SANSa pa
DO skusalo sestaviti pregled ce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
30-letnica drustva
''Vipayski raj"

Cleveland, O. - Drustvo "Vi-
pavski raj" st. 312 SNPJ bo
praznovalo 3O-letnico v nedeljo
~. oktobra popoldne v Sloven-
skern domu ma Holmes Ave.
Dolznost clanstva je, da Sc brez
izjeme udelezi te pomembne
proslave svojega drustva. Od-
Dor Sc zelo trudi, da napravi vse
najboljse. Ma to zredno slav-
most vabimo tudi vse nase pri-
jatelje in prijateljice.
Program vsebuje tri pevske
zbore, godbo, umetni pies, de-
klamacijo, partizanske pes m i
it'd. Kot slavnostni govornik
nastopi Flip Godina, glavni od-
bornik SNPJ il Chicago ter
ustanovni clani. Po koneanem
programu bo nekaj odmora, po-
tenn sc DO nadaljevalo S progra-
MON domaeega znacaja.
Serviralo Sc DO okusno pecen-
ko, XII DO prinesena il drugih
dezel. Zalivali jo bono pa z do
bro vipavsko kapljico. Zvoki le-
pc godbe mas bodo zvabili ma
pies, pricelo sc bo res pravo
rajsko veselje. TIE vrste priredb
nj bio re nekaj let v naselbini.
Radi raznih vzrokov jih tudi "a
nami ne DO. Zato je najbolje, da
pridemo sedaj vsi skupaj, da 81
damo malo opore in sc pomla-
dino "a nekaj let. Ia priredit-
veni odbor,
Anton Skapin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
lotne obraynaye, zagovorov in
obsodbe.


Zaslisevanje narodnega izda-
jalca Leona Rupnika Sc je pri-
cello dvorani vojaskega sodisca
ma Taboru %. augusta. V dvora-
nj je zavladaia tisina, ko Sc je
pojayil Rupnik z obtoznico v ro-
XII; zaradi starosti mu je pred
sednik dovolil, da je sede dajal
odgovore ma yprasanja. Rupnik
je dajal neodlocne odgovore, Sc
je nervozno premikal ma stolu,
s. mencal roke in dolgo premis-
ljeval, preden je odgovoril ma
vprasanja, XII so Sc tikala njego-
We neposredne osebne krivde.
Ma vprasanje, &c je prejsnji
dan slisal in razumel obtoznico,
je obtozenec primal, da je je.
Predsednik kapetan DIR. Helij
Modic: Use cutie krivega?"
Rupnik: Gospod predsednik,
prisnauana krivice.
Njegoyi nasyeti "a osnoyanje
ustaske vojske
Predsednik sodisca je pricel
sprasevati obtozenca Rupnika o
njegovem delu v ustaskem sta
bu v Zagrebu aprila 1941.
Predsednik: "Kaj ste delali v
ustaskem stabu?"
Rupnik: "Nie nisem delal, OBJ
iskal sem lie Ljulica, pri katerem
sem stanoval. Prosil me je, .da
mu napravim skico, kako maj bi
Sc formirala hrvatska vojska.
To je bila lie napol S svincnikom
napravljena skica in napisan
ideal, maj Sc formacija imenuje
"brdska formacija." To so samo-
stojne brigade, samostojni ba-
taljoni in samostojne brdske di-
viziie. To sem smatral le "a to-
varisko uslugo Ljulicu, XII je bill
tedaj upokojen polkovnik."
Predsednik: "Ste vedeli, "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
1s. oktobra, 1915

koga maj nau napravite skico, ko
vas je prosl zanjo?"
Rupnik: sVedeI sem, da DO
delaI ma teh Stvdreh.
Ma vprasanje, ali ga je kdo
prijavil poglavniku Pavelicu, je
obtozenec primal, da sta Ljulic
in stancer prosila poglavnika,
da bi ma bill dovoljen vstop .
ustaMo vojsko.
(Nadaljeuanje sledi)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18
Oh drugi obletnici

Kakor Sc nan poroca, je BIZ
10 doloeeno ma seji korporacije
~ pozidavo noyih domov, da Sc
bo nedeljo, 20. oktobra, ki DO
ravno druga obletnica plinsk,e
aatastrofe, vrisil 0 ssppnainsko
praznovanje. To praznovanje Sc
bo vrsilo zopet to6no, kakor
lansko leto, Oh uri, oh kateri je
nastala ia strasna lkatastrofa,
to je oh 2:3O popoldan.
Ia program je doloceno me-
kaj govornikov, ki bodo po
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-18

VABILO X PROGRAMU IN IGRI
"RAZTRCANCl''
OBJ lO-letnici krozka st. Prog. Sloyenke
Y NEDELJO, 20. OKTOBRA
SLOW. DRUsTvENEM DoMU MA REcHER AVE.
EUCLID. OHIO
PRIeETEK OBJ $50 POP.
Program
/. Pozdrav krozkove predsednice Frances Gorjanc
2. Pozdrav glavne predsednice Cecie Sube
Predstavljanje usanovnh clanic in sponin mrtve
clanice
4. Nastop pevskega drustva Slovan
5. Pozdrav Mary GrillIvanusch
6. Nastop dueta Soc Zare, Sophie TurkmanEersie in
Anton Perusek
7. Igra "RAZTRGANCI"
drama treh dejanjih - Spisal Mattel Bor
0SEBE
Start Rutar. mlinar Globokem - Andy Bozic
Rutarica, negova zena ----------- Josephine Mocnik
Vida. nuna hc Dorothy Cecelic
Lenka. kmecka deklca ------ Josie MedveSex-M -Mezget
Ferlez. minarjev pomocnik ------------ Frank Koka
DR.. Mroz. partizanski Zdravnik Frank Zigman
Mho partizan -~------------ Observation-Disclosures Frank Pozar
cresnk. zeeznicar in bajtar -------- John KoroSec
Neznanec, gestapovsk agent --------- Konrad Floss
Prya soseda Mary Yape
Druga sosada Gust Zupancic
PaFtizani
y RI Godi Sc letal943 po bozicun ma Stajerskem Z
q q. 81 n ]. 'REzISER: PETER STER @4
MASKER: LOUIS KAFERLE
SEPETALKA MRS FRANCES CANDON
Pc igri prosta zabava Ii pies.
80. lara Vadnalov o1kester.
vstopnna 7sc - plss s0c
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-21

According to literature, the first Christmas tree was set up at Stras- bourg, Germany, in 1904; even then, the cry rose against heather customs and, as late as 1851, the Rev. Henry Schwan was severely criticized for setting up a Christ mas tree in his church in Cleve- land, Ohio
 St Francis of Assist received special permission from the pope to present tableau of the nativity scene. This first crib, set up at Greccio, Italy, in 1928, was an i'm mediate sensation; the renaissance endowed the cribs with ornate pageantry and, modernly, the crib is to southern Europe and Catholic countries what the tree is to Am erica and northern lands.
 Eighteenth century Italians were fond of fantastic decoration called the Ceppo. Pyramidical in con- struction, the Ceppi were made on a framework of lathes with trans verse shelves rising to three or four stories, depending on the over all size of the Ceppo
 The whole thing was covered with colored paper, tufts, tassels. fringes, tiny pine cones, and little flags; a manager scene was repre- sented on the lowest shelf, while the upper ones were covered with small gifts, etc.; wax tapers were placed along the sides and large gilt ccne ornamented the top. AL though the original designer prob- ably never saw a Christmas tree, the Ceppc-aided by a little imag- ination-bridges the gap between Christmas cribs and trees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-21
MEXICO DID AWAY
 WITH SANTACLAUS

In 1930 the authorities in Mexi- co decided to abolish Santa Claus during the Christmas festival as they considered him out of place in a country where snow is sell dom seen.
 The well-known bearded figure was busted by Quetzalcoatl, the Indian god, half bird half snake, who was worshipped by the Az tees before the Spanish invasion.
 In it's new Christmas program, the southern country has made a feature of the distribution of pres ents to thousands of needy chil- dren by the plumed serpent, and every year this big-scale present. giving takes place on December 23.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-21
CHRISTMAS TREES,
 CRIBS AND CEppI

Christmas trees and cribs, with in respective spheres of influence, provide focal points for observances of the season.
 Various legends claim to tell the story Of the first Christmas tree actually, evergreen decorations were so closely associated with pagan celebrations that they were banned by many ecclesiastics of the early church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-21
FOR HOSTESS

Holidays mean more entertaining for her Make her feel the part of a charming and gracious hostess by giving her a beautiful black sat- in housecoat, trimmed lavishly with black lace and finishing touch
 in a heavy gold locket.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-21
IN DANCE MEASURE

Christmas carols were in dance measure at first. The word carol comes from "corolla," a ring, be- cause the song was for a ring dance
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10

tra snacks, and straps them sn when sailing is rough. Who do yoa suppose helps the mothers aboard with their children? It's Shirley.
 And Shirley exercises to relax and to feel her flttest when she goes out on a date.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10

of tiny Sheila O'Manahan, owner of the property, who announces her intention of making her home with the bachelor trio, but who refuses to sell them her property because 1t will mean that an old oak tree will have to be cut down to make way for the theater. The tree is the home of the pixies in whom Sheila fervently believes.
 When circumstances reveal that she has been duped by the old bachelors whom she trusted, the heartbroken girl takes refuge in & convent. Her repentant godfathers find life without the tiny tot joy less, and in a bold climax find 8 way to save the magic tree and to bring Sheila back to the fold.
 The irresistible Miss O'Brien, complete with pigtails and an Irish brogue, offers an enchanting DOT trayal as. Sheila, and with seem lngly no effort can make the spec tator laugh or cry at will. Barrymore has a made-to- order role as the gruff Dr. Gaunght whose coldness melts under the engaging overtures Of the Irish damseL Lewis Stone gives austerity to the part of the formidable Judge Trumbell and Ed ward Arnold as the conniving bank CT, Findley, completes the trio of "wise fools." An additional standout role is, that of Thomas Mitchell, playing Sheila's personal man serv- ant. ..,'-..'.-
 As an added attraction Below the DeadEne" will be shown. It is an exciting film which wildly depicts the taut situation that an embit- tered war veteran falls heir to when he returns to civilian life and in- heritS his dead brothers gambling rackets. Warren Douglas is seen as war veteran and Ramsay Ames
 IS featured in the feminine lead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10

home" even though we know full well that if we are lucky enough to be able to build anything within the next two or three years, it will be built according to what we can get, rather than according to what we want
 That is why we order tempting dishes from restaurant menus with out first asking, Do you have such-and-such?" We know we'll end up with fish, but it gives us some sort of pleasure to order meat first.
 That is why We like to read about all the wonderful new inventions that will go into production some time in the future"
 HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL
 That's why we keep stopping to ask the car dealer, Flows about it?"
 We can't really believe that things are quite as bad as they are. And even if they are that bad,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
STRAND

One of the most eagerly awaited pictures of the year, Ben Hecht's initial production for Republic, "Specter of the Rose" now at the Strand T'heater.
 A story of violence mingled with love against the unusual and fas- cinating background of ballet, "Specter of the Rose" promises to be one of the most interesting films of the season It boasts a cast that is superb in its excellence and pro- duction and direction that reflect the skill of a man like Hecht, who is noted for his ability to project something memorable into every thing he does.
 Featuring such excellent perform CTS as Michael Checkhov, surpassing his role in "Spellbound," Judith Anderson, one of Americas leading stage actresses, and Lionel Stander in role that is entirely new and different for him and which will certainly enhance his reputation as a fine actor, "Spector of the Rose" is an actors holiday, which gives each player ample opportunity to display his talents.
 Two newcomers, Ivan Kirov, with a physique that has Hollywood talk ing, and Viola Essen, lovely Broad way ballerina, form the romantic team in this tale of half mad genilS who is rightly SllSpected by the police of having murdered his first wife.
 The study of the growth of 8 homicidal madness that is too pow erful to overcome is intensified by the suspense-filled direction of Hecht. the eery, fright-provoking quality of the photography by CO., producer and ace cameraman, Lee Garmes, and the disonant, dis cordant tones of the musical score by George Antheil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Freshmen In Opening Play
 Cast Selected
 Catholic Hiqh

Mrs. Elizabeth Romaine, director of dramatics at Waterbury Catholic High School, announced today the selection of the cast of first play of the season, to be presented on October 25. Heading the all-fresh- man cast is Patricia Moran as Alace the heroine and Joyce DeLollo as Miss Prescott an unsympathetic teacher. Marion Miller, Ann Api- cello, Lillian Capino, Sally Bagley, Josephine Guerrera and Elizabeth Dwyer have also been selected for the supporting roles.
 "Alaces's Blue Gown comedy in one act will have it's first per- formance at the freshman Halle ween party. Rev. Donald J. O'Leary F'reshmens spiritual adivsor will be the guest of honor on this occasion. Freshman presidents in charge of arrangements are: Claire Fillippone, Patricia Moran, Lean Lawlor, Lillian Capino and Virginia Quirk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Winter. Exercise Routine Offsets Bad Effects of Sedentary Work
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

The girl who abandons her pur- suit of Summer sports because she gets job or goes to school needn't wonder why she goes stale and gains unWanted weight.
 To remedy what ails you, if you've gone Sedentary, plan to balance your program of work with exercise. And don't say I'm too tired at the end of the day" You can chase out fatigue by a change of muscu- lar activity.
 That's why airline hostesseS, who perform stiff duties in confined quarters, find time for exercise. Shirley Sharpe, American Air Ex- port and Import Company hostess, says she hieS to the beach for a swim when she lands. If she lands in San Juan, P. R., Havana or Mi ami, that's easy. But this 1.-the figured lovely walks to stretch her legs" and chase out working ten sions, if there's no other way.
 df you think you're too tired fo1 workout after 8 hard day at classes or job, take look at Shir- ley's duties. She must be constant ly on call for a nine hours flight She takes care of tickets, serves passengers their lunch, tea and ex-