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Evening star., 1946-10-12
HELP poMETIc.

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sSoIsp ssSs Gsfstsafirs Ssr ssigEa no ssssin'
ssS5sSx' cSoK' ind ss ssn.ssi q sfn $50
tive II is%iIy oInsE hs.R soR s%RlczissSs cgziss
ssxsll Dsrsiealsrs II frst letter % sos sssT.
seSE ,. ~ sa. % md ss local .s s 4
IN FEMMraoYED soig COUPLE vapt sxperieneed
EiII fo5 ehtlS as1s care and s-h.w': on IS gays'
MsIsssr.ciAss sIss HI SSf' 'cooK-Fsmily 3 adults;
good salary; references rsogired ApPIg
4O0-H. Wardmsn Park Hotel AD. 6iSSS.
FIRsr-cLAss MAID-Family Of 8 adults;
good salary. references recuirec; ApEBY AnpEBBn
40O-H. Wardman Park Hotel. AD. oISa.
s.yesr-old srsndehiid: good homsi Nv, n.
sy., sss. ss:;.,4. i've ROOM e or sss sssi
G.h.W. xND COOK for adults; must have
local refsrencss; live II: settled yo%gs51i; nan;
excellent place for steady girl. Wo. s92o
GsNKakL. GIN "nousEwoRx 2 days a week;
HH6odUtsEkEEPER. white; live in: E.h.w: and
cooking for. adults lovely rm:, moeeLn
soDss .SSa s..ss w. ssss
HOUsEKEEPER. CIV, no cooking; no
sds M iSas ..srs e sas 1.s ..ss ss.D ssss
HousEwoRKER. experienced. plain cook
ins foaS Of eh,ldren ;n,s.. ys In ss wese
MM6SusGxEkrE.. Not Hia;arE white: live M "a; s;rm
hone hrs sood s.y sa,ry ythcHHt en- ssss Ssnsr
HoodUnssEXEEEfES. settled woman; must Be
absolutely reliable, intsllifent, With pleas
sRd sa ge:a Sd ad e yrs
Giant esHen srd.oor a1 eH room and bath one day
Ssss x.:F :nd eye Sfr ea
lrelephone Wisconsin $3.50 between and
MSYfD. SSYf dependasle. with local referenees
5 eyes.;- salary. $40 to start: AID. s74o,
Mar6Mwin IA 6soS Civ. room and board in re-
srenes: fond of children; small saIsry.
NJ s6RsEaAID. SsSaalAID white, live in. he,p care Tor
!. children. 4 and l year: wtilineness sno
fondness for children more importsnt than thsn
rene sso week oR
RESPONSIBLE WHITE WOMAN. fond Of
and T. care , for children before and after
school hours; other help: pleasant home;
close TO bus line; Chevy Chase. Nd; Tefs
ssTTrHD sfaeiTfHe "" wife ags WOMAN. cook and
housekeeper, fond Of children; live in. Gall
after pm, AT. I722. liz
SETTLED WOMAN. as mothers helper:
interested in good hosae, rather than big
SETTLED sssrs WOMAN or oIRL. colored, for
g.h.w.: live In. upstairs room: references
WOMAN. settled, TO live in. s;h.w. plain
ceokins. light laundry. for small family N
Chevy Chase, S100; or woman to do same
work between ! pm; and Pm. stay
nights occasionally; Call OIL. 89lS. Ia
week: local references; $50 sand carfsre.
WOMAN, white, reliable. TO do cooking
and housework; admlts and | chId;
live In; good salary. Can EN- 2ess e-d.4
floor room; 0eorretown; near buses. troll
lsys; no laundry. some care two cn,idfsn: n en-
week: references. MI 6l7S. IL
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SITUATIONS MEN lcsnt.l.

SfUDYNT, cot, dT. exDsr.. desires evening
work, elevator operator Or porter. eau
tVEfESSN. s6e desires evening work; cler-
isal and ssliins experience; has car. q Boz
vETHsAN. tfaus1i n AMBITIOUS, married, Is years
old. resident Of Silver Spring, Nd, desires
position Ia local nrm; have knowledge Of
doUhle-entry Bookkeeping, trial balance,
once managemeut; steady worker, Eood
typriss BoE s9-L; stan tss,;,r d w..ninlton. ls
$s years old. srsduste III civil ensineerins
with postSrsduate work In accountinE; 10
perieuce; have been with one drm since
1888 with the exception OF time ~ Army
Earnings this year over $4,000; but VIII
take reduction In earuings. Available Jan. !,
i947. Will come to Warrington Tor inter
YOUNG MAN. aged 92. pre-med. student,
now In senior year Of college, desires part
time work in drugstore ]. some expertencc
In drug department; preferably ne. loca-
siSn nSn YOU n0ns WMLiNd Iii r rs Pay ssse monthly
as starting salary TO an ambitious. con-
scientious young man. whose abilities, per-
sonaiity and experience Is applicable to
your Organization. should more than justify
this salary? ! am 20, married. now EN-
ployed; offer sales experience, newspaper
editorial writing. ONCE and personnel su-
pervision; prefer work involving writing.
Box 96-L, Star. -13
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REPAIRS end SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted; All work Enarantsed
sssEsTos ssa atse T. snhiHiNGLEsHw. niH h.v. them
sSs sSsss III III sSasAs sSEv.es
saa
AWNINGS AVN sti REfAlIED and ssrvieed. also
new. awnings, CITY AWNING CO.. RA.
LICK siSo s dsSsfs .Ts lspairs
ing, nreprooflng; done right. priced right
WARLIGSR6 ER 2Gs1 2Gnss1si,.,,v,n, IN ,,,iain. III,
repaiTns fnoxn N
work: brickiayers on hand day and nieht,
ddenabsTRfN, deaIs rRf 1nanh Gonarsssos m z41s
BUILDING and remodeHng BY rssponsinic
builder: eompstent werkmen. eau Falls
experts: ali foreign and domestic makes.
sRENa eRENNER RsfasiN sss Rs sye nx cs fT s61 III
d'ALBERT, INC, National 4712. s15 10th
sAEhAss As aa|.s. s;s,s.s sss.s 'hu,sfF s
cAafERA cENTERs. s1s 18th st. NV.
6SxSRpRaNsrfkRs. SxS fs IN Hfrst-class white mechanics,
an Kinds Of repairs; cement and concrete
eonstrnction; Call ME. 6sSs. I5.
1;s,sa.!!eE rs ssis Il es!'s 5ifR Is
q saKFsEsTsf EsE hhss building and repairing, par
msfins a,sisHs iainsafe repsr csH II
CARPETS AND LMoLEuMs sold. laid. re-
1920. call MUMMA's, Wo. s75s or WI
.ss. . sis: zfs i ssss sssssss.ss'
cHIMNEYs REBUILT. roofing repairs;
gassTgreo6%nE s,sI4 % ass nsx freplaces built Gan
eli cIEASiNd ! of Upholstered furniture and
rugs py new and revolutionary Process.
az any tim time. 81 Du Sss4. dE. s5s5. -
C0EcRETE Mosk, p.yi!n.; iounds eSqN siSns.
MAN d WOOD. oliver 1877 OF sH. eo2s.
g.s s sE1si1s ss. sS.
Rx HPPSssfx RR = and xpns
a:tasa :s ::lv,ns 3 I'll Ms .s1s snS 81 yosa GAY sIs
kascanao jObs, nsposc,sIlss ,HIlstS cs iaa sPsirs sPan
rspsils old T housss a.asss spsci.is, ~. a1 SS
ELscTkfcAI wiRiNa pHs "a and ds rsnai1s; M ssi
EiLiikECTHIiCiixNSWco coicred. House wiring. old
ssaas- ssa new; Iieetricai Repairs. Phone Phonss.L =. .
EiEECTRICIAN. colored. thonded,; wiring.
resuiaticns. A. +. WILLIAMS, NO. 6247.
ExTERlGINATING-we hays. built up an
ance. PECO service ID scientific, tnex-
pensivs and does not disturb your resulsr
ToMAC ExT, co. silO y sE nv !, ~,
FLOORS II ssisded and .rsfnlsheA, cleaned
ICE. Ma. 0456. Sat. Sun, nishts: II.
Floors sANDED and refin,shed. cleaned
nirht or day. q. TAYLOR. WA. 112e9 IT
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psRsoNAl.

spRA9S8kESs largest selectton IN Ma1ninG.
HoISaoed aisa, d.'. siascup s ana others. sises
md e po esyis. ahS 3 Sas: ons
81 ssoaid:is ss 0I6s M eo ans esss
I4th st. NV. Tiyol Bldg. Hours. $50
iSSRzssMxkNa iS AND ALrKRArIoNs-
Modern studio In once bldg. Ceptrally
located above LosN's Columbia Theater.
sss e Ter Rso LEA
PSls Roo% h1ssutlys y. 1sSs |s:
Wright. Il YOU are In need Of { loan up to
fa9G Sn yNSrr ksnsss ;ks1ssgrss H. shampoo and
s0ai x seveaasf esaaens nsio E.
Il. W. JOHNSON. pentist--ralse teeth re-
paired while you vait. Room 602, Westory
VIII AZ .as as fok "a SayynxG GSssa ass SCI
';sSsSs z sask hsIdse as.
kocArsS M ~; sEAs th. national capital r.,.
for children. kindsrgarden through the
music rdn. ana u .as hs
school dedicated to happiness" Phone
FIRHSSs FRcTSs 81: 81 Youn sAsY in your is home,
e5 different poses, $500 You win treas
ure these lovely natural pictures In your
81 fss ss yea
5nnsSs gr.st,l 'o,nS Ct unSdersr.duats nurses
ladies: excellent cook. quiet. pleasant sur
roundinss Further information, cH. 9s5a
NURSEs-Trained practical and under
sEa9sgsss sn9sa9s nurses sys,labls D5rsSDAsL
Closed. d Licenssd % snd bonded. 0 i4 ss1
fabric oT ours We bring our samples to
fa!g PsSoszrss x sasRs CO. $780,
!. sssSehss or nSssa SSsnsss
properties; quick settlement. Boz 22aa::A,
fx1RssoNs CoUNTHYsDE DAY and Board
ing School. Credited teachers, transp.. hot
lansh ssss g:aS gaol Ca ave- sH le7a
sommunicste M Mt, Nth W. R. Fields Wood-
sE,fEs shff cxoSvEks SA AND pKArEHKs n made
from your ctr material: custom tailored.
psry, Material samples shown BY appoint
sI5b.s sE 1 IN s:.a:s ssas sSs
bss d fssb $ Church q fry.ti tns Hfans t.1
yaeMs rsMs by n rapsPsodinatment- ssda REV. GRACE L.
VIE WIZ skHL AZ ssidos.Soe NOTE, payable So
monthly, 49o INT, secured by LIST trust ex-
cellent Arlington residence. Box ss-I.
NAN, middie-a -ased. white, nondrinker, good
driver; can do inside housework. Box
% %BABY sfTfER, cultured grandmother,
clever letter writer, oral reader for inva-
as ssT rdHas paHNRsz Rsz nsS aT;n saT ls g.
school ,:h issmWouid ;G, yonI son S eE d.ushtsr
forming 9 new orcheetra and band. For
further details. write Box 1S3-M. Star,
call Mr.. JofNDRO, bet 5 and >. m. to-
day or Sunday ut NO. 1881. We furnish
all instruments and after course Is COM
pleted the instrument belongs to the stu
DRAPEs, curtains. bedspreads. made from
your own material, reasonable. AD. 6SS6.
BLOusES-Copies Of expensive creations,
or any style yoy desire made especially
CHIROPRACTOI-Cab baths. DR.. r.
Y: PEMBERroM snnounees opening Of his
TIC. phys,o. thsrapy and cabinet bath treat, t.
home calls LU S116. 14s
Evening star., 1946-10-12
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING SLOWLY my 1871 Olds. sedan.
Los Angeles, after Oct. IL; can take 3 or
family. Ordway STA. -l3
TO MIAMI, FLA, Richardson cruiser. By
inland waterway, couple or three. to
share navigl ton and expenses; pronto
WO. S497, NE. 1908. Is
18th or 14th. will take 2 passengers. Call
GI, 1907 after & o'clock. -13
Evening star., 1946-10-12
.UsINKSS.

MR. EMPLOYEA-An enicient selectiye
sss s%p0YRfasso gHSs1smss sravfea wAHs sos
MeSenesssp e,SfE ee,SSfEitRafsi. q! psyenoosy
English language, sociology. Others; give
AGENCY, East lansing. Mich. -
sTTNOGRAPHERS, women, $1,000.
Technicians, hospital laboratory, women,
EnSineeSs, mechanical design. men.
salary open: electrical t5lniorls ,e0U
WALTER H. KESSLER PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 603 Washington Bids. Dl. 4442
INSURANCE ADJUSTER-Excellen oppor-
tunity to become associated with estab-
lished, expanding insurance adjusting nrm;
Applicants must have several years general
experience in this deld, own car. under 20
years of age. Salary approximately S5.-
800, with possibilities OF advancement 70
SIS 900, plus certain car expenses.
Electrical eneineer--E. =. degree, also ex-
,erienced In eiectronics field; local organ-
isation; design and devel0pment aircraft
81. 900 to $4,000. WALTER H. KESSLER
PERSONNEL SERVICES, sos washington
Bids. Hours; s:30-b; Sat. s'so-i;So.
CLERK YPISTS-Experienced insurance,
So, 100; experienced general, s., ,04O.
Stenographers, experienced, permanent
SO 900. WALTER H. KESSIER PERSON
MEL SERVICES, 603 Washington Bldg.
Hours, $685.; Sat. 9:30-l:30. Phone
DI 444G -lA
Evening star., 1946-10-12
sMployMsNr SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

NTERVIEWERS MEN. $20S mo-; account
ant. 1882: secretary. Fr.-Eng., to $500:
secretary, real estate. $1,000: stenos AZ
lines 81 500; steno.-type, orp., 81. 100.
niso many other good positions available.
MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1710
a ST. NV. MA. 0954. 1t
Evening star., 1946-10-12

THfisT and clerical worker for , credit esps. ?.
Of large retail store, good starting salary,
RS1s M SRs RHss'B Bosb s sisaz sRsr'fss
TTYf1sT. r; Fl. s-day week, permanent position
S5.h sss Msshinason sssh ass1ni sds 18th and
TT9YpIsTs T95sI ays. AND SU srENoeRArHERs. ezpsri-
enffd si Ho si56 boo nh HE siNdIAN NJ s0o0 Bay
5-day = week. Salary open. caii oE. 3iSs.
ryrIsT tasy. a9,hr sq to.r week woSxsR5 sBg,xy sE3
&yft1fsrqfaRk f1rHEfnaRR a;y1 snraee sn sa Claims DEPART
nent. Mk. RE1s. $40 woodward Elss.
TYp1sr, furi time and year-around part
wsAsiH1aGToN Was aofN59I MSTEEELLidENcE We BuREA1.
HW s95 l3i,a ,aarn St saspsnration nEi Of booFiesp-
COLONIAL FUEL CO., 1915 1st ST. ne.
ss.I E.sR ss sss4 sg .sn.'. once SsFs
pag phaks 21sas1s Fss sYs New YoIi
TYPIsT-CLERK-Knowledge Of shorthand
desirable and. If necessary. win help 70
% dsy week. Large, reliable title insurance
nrm. Apply 923 10th st. NV. Nh.
TIHHPFiNsTiEssEcRETARY IHF for one Of Wssh-
ineton,s iarrest retail service organisa-
tions; good pay, 54-day week, In modern
downtown ONCE, pleasant working condi-
ssns ss9 r. W M i0s
WAITRESS wanted, must be over Il, gel,
icatessen and light lunch. Apply l713
WAITRESS. experienced. for day and night
work. Apply IN person. CENTRAL GAZE !.
nss sess
fnr blvd. and Main St. Laurel Nd. ia
WAITREsSES. fast, exper. work 1880 to
& TWafn4RTnEEssEs. fnRTnEs Es White. % experienced. fun or
part time. Apply In person, Am; TO
ii am, 1907 Columbia I'd. NV. lS'
WOMAN, white. for minor alterations ana
repairs, good salary and conditions. Re.
7023; .., .,..n,nx. n.rt.tir.
work: references required. Mr.. snnsth.
ULINE ARENA. .-lz Il
WINK preferreds Apply SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO.. 1887 Conn. ave. l6
Evening star., 1946-10-12

q
RECORD CLERK; y to s5. mus. ,,,.. be Ig,a neat
z4sfsy 4a ss ses ms Ed@sr
az kEc5k6 st pErT sfs aaS%Es and sales
TO take charge Of complete dept, Victor.
Columbia, . Decsa. etc. records: records: must have ave
sfasd apnIy MRGYSobs eTS
hEGoab s sALEsafsn sfs MI no HsdasR
CRAFT CO., 1857 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 04o4.
RESTAURANT MANAGER, experienced,
coffee shop and hotel dining room. For
Tris for SGa Erecting cards
sALEsGiRL. mansgs pastry dspsrtmssnat,; msa,
McREYNoLDs SUPER MARKET. 1897
sAIEsGikL e aiM FOE BAKERY. experienced
preferred. Cali uN. 1857 between 8 pm.
e se gap millinery ,YpRs. gg !: sso
sSsa :sz and sse
tons. Apply in person, SHERIDAN EAk-
saIEs9anrs EHg gS4g g. ave aoS ng starting salary
sa'aas Apps y1skRs Co.
sALEsLADIEs for women's dresses, coats.
excellent salaries bonuses, vacations with
pay; or day week. Apply MoRToN's.
SALESLADY, permanent position, selling
frozen foods and gifts; 81 day week, va.
cation with pay. MAGRuDER, INC. 1888
SALEsLADY for Gift shop. experienced;
4s-hour week; salary, $40. Apply 3sl3
SALEsLADY for credit clothing store; no
experience necessary, but helpful; eood
working conditions, permanent MOS.
SALESLADY, colored. attractive. TO man-i
age and sell in ladies' apparel shop. execu-
Phone Elk s514. Apply cal 6th ST. NV
Evening star., 1946-10-12

financially independent from the profitable
and steady income OF this restaursnt:
overlook this opportunity if you desire 8
ssd rsshs noomo mosHPH gS @ sss
IfcHi. i sssine;s .BseksT, Ioss Conn. ave.
ySssa Fl Is sss.sss ssesd cash sz S.s
GIRssrNG iRt Aei asp SD LAgspRY al e sfoREvsry
sss5 asn'F ri |i's9ass 9sss !. s'' ss
ss1las ssslsf fffiis isp p SHOE REPAIRS. near is.h
%srE asiiE AN sB sBEsM .s;is as re
taa Eses oRasAHsToNs iasA sHasdaTES Es .ss Ssps sdvd
bank bank account seilins Ghristmas cards, per
snsns sssolsn 80 asS iS q ass Items
Guiding napkins, matches, towels and en-
ssnbies. Come in ans rHHrE msks ycH5 sslscsi9n s9
1924 18th st. NV. or phone Ma. 4762 for
70 To- . pm. Mondsy throush Friday. ..,,,.
ven over $4,000 business weekly: cash
store. saq siai' IL good God downtown location: Iss-
;ssss'S S.sss sEsE .;s
town: regular and tourist trade: very well
1925 monthly: large daily income, WITH
substantial net profits: price. SIC; GOO:
reasonable terms. MIKE zARPAS $50 &
RsIEsTxxuRANr-LIoUoR-A RI newly equipped
modern restaurant. suitable as 2 specially
sus ns such not .ta,ss Gnnsse x. rs fer
trade: cost over. S60, 1000 70 EQUIP; VIII
consider reasonable offef; long lease at
good rental 70 risht party. MIKE ztR-
LnnNsiCHsSoNETTE, nsi IiiS n II doing over 81 900
weekly, in good apt. house and business
section: 5-year lease at SOB: price
81 1000. good terms. MIKE zARpAss
NfTE MI : CLUB. in heart Of wsshinston, With
rood LIQUOR trade: person with food ability
| could build business tremendously; can
secure long lease with reasonable rental
for suitable person, price. $4,000; Tor
for stock; 100000 cash. NIKE zARpAs'
FnozEN F1H II r. CusrARD IN nv. section. well.
established business; must be sold Tor lams
liz reasons See r.. HERNANDEZ, Suits
ki,5, Colorado Bldg. For appointment, caH
ri pJHSIif sSs1i svssr ssrfS b. dileet sIeet from owners
RADIO music shop In NV. section: Alss
SY beer sssr; ssldss sves. eE 05T nu ssn4 s = Us
Scontinued On Next Fsss.l
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-22
Strike Plans
Completed BY
OokViIIe Unit
Walk-Ou Scheduled
Fer Monday Morning,
TOO Workers involved

Plans for q strike against The
Oakville co. Division Of the Scovill
Mfg. Co., to begin ct 6 q, m. Mon
day, were approved last night at a
membership meeting o. the Oakville
unit OF Local ISL, waterbury Brass
Workers Union. Pickets will go on
duty at entrances TO the plant.
Arrangements for maintenance Of
the factory during the strike were
made yesterday ct q conference be-
tween management and union Lead
ers. Certain needed employees will
be allowed to pass through the
picket lines.
Michael Barkauskas, chairman Of
the Oakville unit, announced that
strike headquarters will be estab-
llshed in the Oakville Community
building.
The strike, involving about zoo
workers, will halt the last remaining
production by any Scovill plant IN
this area. The main and waterville
plants OF Scovill have been strike
bound since Feb. 6.
Before negotiations broke down,
the company offered a 10 per cent
raise, plus assurance Of later raise
TO equal that given by the Big 3"
but union Spokesman said the offer
was tied to no strike" provision
while other issues were being nego-
tiated.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-22
EIkS Honor
old Timers
Gifts Presented TO
100 Oldest Members

One hundred veteran members
of the Waterbury Lodge Of Eiks,
were presented with a gift Of wal
let each at last nights odd Tim"
ers' ceremonies. an annual affair.
william T. Carroll. the only liv-
ing charter member Of the organiza-
ton, was given a stirring ovation
when he was hailed tSefore members
by Exalted Ruler Frank J. Mon
agan.
Past exalted rulers occupied the
various chairs as follows:
Exalter ruler. Colonel william j.
Shanahan; leading knight, Judge
Patrick Healey; loyal knight, George
T. Ryan: lecturing knight, U. Hor-
ton Warner; esquire, Harry X
Cashin; chaplain, Charles K
Ahern; treasurer. John Z. Bulger
secretary. DR.. M. A. O'Hara; trIs-
tees, w. E. Monagan. r. L. Palla-
tine. Walter A. Jarvis. John p.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-22
St. JOseph's Choir
In Pre-Lenten Play
Local Troupe to Appear in AnsOniA
Sunday, Present 2Srd Annual Concert
PLAY Here March q

Bt. Joseph's parish choir, which Is
observing lts gard anniversary a.
an organisation, will add another
play 10 is heavy total Sunday, when
10 will give a performance In An.
sonia before q gathering Of 81. AM
thongs Church parishioners. The
group will present It's ssrd annual
prc.f,enten concert and play In this
city the following Sunday, March. =
Directed by Professor Alexander
], Aleksls, the Lithuanian choir ex-
banded It's activities In 1923, when u
presented the FIRST Of q series Of
dramatic performances. Az that time
Il started It's extensive program Is
an organization.
Since then the choir has rendered
three performances each year for
the benefit Of the parish, and has
appeared ct virtually every large
gathering held at the parish hall.
The chair sings at parish sup.
pers and banquets, at Lithuanian
organization conventions, and 81
Lithuanian mass meetings In the
Brooklyn section.
In addition to its vast program Of
entertainments, as well as It's regu-
lar church service, the choir for
many years has followed o program
Of promoting cultural activities. II
has brought many noted singers ana
musicians here for guest perform
ances, and has endeavored 10 en-
courage youth Of the parish to take
an interest in music.
Choir members estimate that APP
proximately go different Lithuanian
plays have been presented at the
church hall. Repeat performances
have been given in many instances,
upon popular request by parishion-
ers.
The play which will be given in
Ansonia and lati% at st. Joseph's
hall is titled "Stephanias We'd
ding" A light comedy, 1t also will be
given an opportunity for rendition
OF vocal selections. In addition to
the play, a program Of American
and Lithuanian songs will be pre-
sented.
supplementing the regular parish
choir at concerts are the Student
choir, made up Of high school stu
dents, and the Women's Alliance
Choir, made UP of women of the
parish. The regular parish choir
also has a group Of members which
constitute a mems chorus for par
ticular occasions.
The choir is considered a "bene-
fit group, since all Of its perform
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-22

Continued from Page ID
in the war against the Axis pow
ers." the protest said.
The friendship and good will
toward Americans which has long
existed IN the hearts Of the Chin
csc is badly influenced by this
agreement"
More than 10000 students from
80 schools, some as far as 60 miles
from Chungking. took part III The
demonstrations and parades. The
procession was headed by 40 Central
University professors wearing arm
bands saying the professors are
leading the demonstrations.
The entire city was plastered
with anti-RuSsian and anti-Com-
muniSt posters
Demand Withdrawal
The students Protest to Stain
demanded withdrawal of Russian
. troops from Manchuria. A letter
TO Communists charged their policy
il Manchuria was a mistake which
could not be more fantastic
Why don't you love your father
land?" the letter asked. why do
YOU halt Nationalist troops enter
.ne the northeast"
Meanwhile, a Central News dis
patch from Chengchow said 100000
Communists were concentrating on
the Hopeh and Honan borders for
reasons nciear'.
It also reported that Ching Ching
Kuo, the foreign ministry's special
northeast commissioner, left fol-
Moscow Wednesday on his third trip
since the war to discuss northeast
! ern problems.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-22

ence.
The Senate bill. introduced by
Sen. Arthur Vandenberg, (R.,
Micn.), would merely make it un-
lawful for anyone to interfere with
the broadcasting Of non-compensat-
ed educational broadcaSts. II con-
tains no pelanty provision.
The House measure was intro
duced by Rep. Clarence Lea. 3D.,
CALI, II would make it a crime for
MISUNDERSTANDING Petr1llo-to try
to force a broadcaster to:
!. Hire more employees than he
needs.
2. Employ a union standby
orchestra whenever a non-compen-
stated or foreign musical program is
broadcast.
3. Refrain from broadcasting
musical recordings without paying
tribute" to the union.
Violators would be liable to a
maximum penalty Of a 1000 fine
a year in prison. Union member.
would be subject TO the same pen
alties II they wnet on strike tc
press such demands.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-02-22
DiNopoIi's
inaugural
Scores Hit
New Night Club
Opens Last Night
n Blaze Of Glory

A capacity crowd attended the
formal opening Of DlNapoli's Night
Club on Bank street last night and
they were treated to q well.balanced
program OF entertainment, a boun-
tlful dinner and dancing 10 the
sclntillatlng rhythms OF Dick De.
Rosa and his orchestra featuring
the tantalislng vocals Of cotnely
Edith Marclano.
There was never q dull moment,
for when the orchestra was taking
time out between numbers the
easy-to-listen to Ken Thompson
Trio entertained In their own
unique style. Ken himself was at
the Hammond organ, Defsosa at the
ivories and Bob LaBrie at the
drums.
The new and different bali room
Is tastefully decorated, giving one
the atmosphere Of a classy New
York nitery. It very easily accom-,
modates 400 patrons. The special
fluorescent lighting spreads q glow
OF soft pastel colors throughout the
spacious room. The orchestra
stand and dance floor is situated sc
that the entertainers can be enjoyed
in comfortable leisure from any
part of the hall. The crystal serv.
Ice bar, installed by Manager Fred
DiNapoli, adds a finishing touch o!
modern elegance.
DeRosa's orchestra scored de-
cided hit last night with the ap.
preciative first nighters. Dick him.
self war veteran who entertained
Grs in many overseas ports, ably
leads at the piano. LaBrie is al
the drums, Joe Crafa, bass-violin
Don Crosse, trumpet-violin, Joe
Marciano, trumpet-violin and LOT
Laudisi, clarinet-saxaphone.