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Evening star., 1946-12-05
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
GarUan -Coyle
 Nubtials Sept. 7

Miss Marcia Anne Garwam daughter of Mrs. Francis P. Gar- van of Park avenue New York and Roslyn L. I. and the late MT. Gar van has chosen eptenber as tlae date for her marriage to Frank ! Coyle, son of Mrs. Charles F. Small of New York City and the late Frank CoyIe. The ceremony will be per. Coyle. The ceremony will be per- formed in St. Brigid's Church m Westbury L. l.. and a reception will be held at Roslyn House, the home of the prospective brides mother. Mrs. Robert P. Noble will be her sle- ter's honor attendant.
 Miss Garvan was graduated from the Convent of the Sacred Heart and from Manhattanville Col lege. She is a granddaughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Patrick Garvan of Hartford, Conn, and of the late MT. and Mrs. Anthony N. Brady Of Albany, N. Y.
 MT. CoyIe, a grandson of Mrs. Charles T. Coyle and the late MT. Coyle of New Haven, Conn, IS an alunnus of Princeton University and the Yale Law School. The bride eroom-elect is associated with the law firm of Satterlee, Warfield & Stephens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Pauline Benedict Feted ct ShOWer

Naugatuek. Aug. 30-Misses Ma. iron and Mildred Reilly were hos tesses at miscellaneous shower at their home on Millville Avenue Thursday night in honor of Mss Pauline Benedict of Waterbury.
 Miss Benedict. daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Pauline Benedict Of Wa terbury. will become the bride of Malcolm Campbell of Norris own. Penn, in an early Septem- per wedding.
 A buffet lunch served in the dln- ing room was attractively decorat- ed with candles and autumn flow CTS.
 Guests included: Miss Genevleve Muess. Miss Enby Gaess. Miss Be- verly Slack, Mrs. Paul Benedict, of Waterbury; Miss Marion Baldwin of Boston. Mass; Mrs. Howard Ben son Of Prospect: Mrs. Warren Abel. Mrs. Winifred Booth, Mrs. Robert Boyd. Miss Grace Booth. and Mrs. Joseph Reilly of Naugatuck;; Mrs. Charlotte Quinn of Ithaca, N. Y; who is spending the summer in Waterbury; the guest of honor and the hostesses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Local Doctor
 To Wed Monday

Miss Claire Avie Dyer, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Roy E. Dyer of Westmount, Montreal, Canada, formerly of New York and Dr. Charles H. Audet. eldest son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Audet of Church Street and Plymouth will be united in marriage on Monday, Labor Day, at 10 o'clock in the Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola, Montreal.
 Mrs. Frank ane of Bottleboro. Vt., will be her sisters matron of honor and the Misses Antoinette and Hell en Audet, sisters of the bridegroom elect, Miss Betty Thompson of Mon- treal and Mrs. William Casey of Danbury will be bridesmaids.
 Dr. Robert Audet will attend his brother as best man. Ushers will be Frank Kane, brother-in-law of the prospective bride, William CaseD, Danbury, Homer Bernier, Jr, Waterbury, and Dr. Robert Magee, Marlboro, Mass.
 Miss Dyer is graduate of St. PauPs Academy in Westmount.
 Dr. Audet, former student of Loyola College, Montreal, studied medicine at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, Md. and is now intern ing at St. Mary's Hospital, this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Litchfed Bridal PlQnned Monday

The wedding of Miss Jeanne Dos ter Otis, niece of NIT. and Mrs Alexis Doster of ''Minty Farms. Litchfeld and Nelson Turner Shields 3rd, son of Dr. Nelson T. Shields Of New York City, and Mrs. c. H. Wilson of Mi ami, will be held on Monday, La bor Day, in St Michael's Episcopal Church in Litchfeld at o'clock. The Rev. Howard Dunn, rector. as- sisted by the Rev William J. Brew ster, rector emeritus, will perform the marriage ceremony.
 Miss Stephanie Whitney Doster will be maid of honor for her cousin. Ebert Hamlin, Litehheld a cousin of MT. Shields. will serve as best man. Ushers will include Lothar Faber Putnam, Lltchfleld fliance of Miss Doster; Leonard Marshall, Bronxville,. N. Y. Bray ton Nichols, Chicago. Ill, and War ren Pond, New York City, classmates of MT. Shields.
 Miss Otis IS a graduate of Fox hollow School, LenoX, Mass, and attended Pine Manor Junior College A graduate of Hotchkiss School, MT Shields is attending Yale Univer- sity. He served for 30 months in the Naval Air Corps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Olive (. Jenny
 Bride of YesterdaY

Torrington. Aug, 30-Mlss OlVe Carey Jenney, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Franklin Jenney of Daytona Beach, Fla, formerly of Torring- ton, became the bride of Harold F. Simons yesterday morning at the Goshen Congregational Church. The Rev. Frederick Jacobs, pastor, ofhciated.
 Mrs. Dudley J. Stickels, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and Francis Simpson, cousin of the bridegroom, served as best man. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Mrs. Russell Grls- wold played the wedding march from Lohengrin and MendelSsohn's wedding march.
 Guests attended from New Hart ford, Florida, Goshen, Torrington and Cornwall.
 After a wedding trip through New England, MT. and Mrs Sinons will reside in Litchfleld where the bridegroom is employed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Friends Honor
 Miss KOIOze,ski
M. Barry Keegan.

Miss Marion Koslowski of East Farm Street, who will be married to William Mott of Richmond Hill, L. I. on September '. was honored at a personal shower recently by the Misses Frances Lapiana, of Oak Street, Barbara Reilly of Atwood Avenue and June Brady of New Ha- ven.
 Those attending were Mrs. Will liam KosloWski, Mrs. Charles Reyn- olds, Mrs. Frank Zawilinski, Mrs. Alexander Gransky, Mrs. John Za- v1linski of New Britain, Mrs. AL fred Kania of MiddleoWn. Mrs. Ann DlPaola, Mrs. Francis Ruocco, Mrs. Raymond Lamoreaux and Mrs. An na Thiel.
 Also the Misses Marie Lapiana Mildred DiPaola. Joanne Ruocco Josephine Possidento, Myrtle Han son, Jackie Hanson, Eleanor Mar du, Agnes Tiso and Josephine Peck Of Ansonia. =~.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Eleanor Dc Vine ShO7UeY Guest

Mrs. Jeremiah Jennings of Forring ton was hostess at a shower recent ly at her home in honor of Miss Eleanor Devine of South Main Street, who will be married to Grant Jennings of Torrington on Sept. A.
 Those attending were Mrs. Richard Kennedy, Mrs. John Heffernan,, Mrs. Earl Brothwell, Mrs. Joseph Farley, Mrs. Mary Finn, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Florence Foeliger, Mrs. Joseph Negri Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Jeremiah Jen- nings, Mrs. Zele, Mrs. J. J. German, Mrs. Charles Gilhooley, Mrs. Leo Finn. Mrs. David Finn and Mrs. D. H. Donovan.
 Also the Misses Marie quinn, Ei- leen Quinn, Mary Heffernan, Mary Gleason, Katherine Kelly, Josephine Kelly. Mary Kelly, Helen Cook, Rosalyn Butler, Muriel Hopkins, Helen Phelan, Mary Phelan, Mary Collins, Julia Hayorat. Marion Ho- gan, Katherine Ryan, Josephine Ryan, Josephine Hayes, Nellie Ken nedy, Ann Devine and Marion Finn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Ellen MarMci0 ShO7UeY Guest

Miss Ellen Marcucio, who is to be married on Sept. 2l. to Andrew Santulli, was guest at currency shower held at the Brooklyn Y. M. C.. A. recently The hcstesses were Mrs. John SantulI, Mrs Ralph Marcucio and Miss Carmella Da- vino.
 Among those attending were: Mrs. James Piccochi, Mrs. A. Bruno, Mrs. Louise Aurigemma, Mrs. Rose Laudate, Mrs. Lou Chabot, Mrs. Capozzi, A. Palladino, Mrs Jose phine Ruccio Mrs. Lena Amodeo, Mrs. James Sparano. Mrs Phil Tansieto, Mrs. Frank Fillippone, Mrs. Teresa Greco, Marie and Pam Greco. Mrs. Julia Santalucia, Mrs Sylvia De Lucia, Mrs. Fred Schup- back, Mrs Forina. Mrs Concetta Cipollone, Mrs. Paul Geneva, Vir- ginia and Nancy Amodeo, Mrs. John Luccia, Mrs Antoinette Pirro Mrs. John Semeraro, Mrs. D'Angelo, Mary DAngelo, Mrs. Teresa Rob- erts, Mrs, Harry Major, ST, Mrs Vito Ciampi, Mrs. Michael Gaudino, Mrs. Anna Curulla. Mrs. Carusello Mrs. Philomena Sparano, Mrs. Eel ice D'Orio, Mrs. Fred Tulacro, Mrs Mary Jacaruso, Mrs. Lena Buooau- to, Eleanor Buonauto, Mrs. Tess Mitchell, Mrs. Angie Rozauski, Mrs. Lucy Stable, Mrs. Frank Davino, Mrs. Josephine Carusilla, Mrs. Mary Beauchaire, Mrs. Mary Di Santis, Mrs. Polly Falsi, Mrs Porzenheim, Ella Graziano, Mrs. Adeline Gou- dreault, Mrs Louis Celozzi and Mrs. Joseph Maddelena.
 Mrs. Rocco De Somma, Mrs. Domenick Petruzzi, Mrs. Stephen Marcucio, Mrs. Anthony Mastriana, Mrs. Anthony Faballe, Mrs. Ann Pavone, Mrs Helen Himan, Mrs. Virginia Lombardi, Mrs. Carmella, Ciriello, Mrs. Chris Napolitano, Mrs. Trametta, Mrs. Rose Lucas, Mrs. Milite, Mrs. Latizia Di Carlo, Mrs. Joseph Marcucio, Mrs. Christine Maggie, Mrs. Teresa Di Angelo Mrs. Colange Forina Jennie Marcucio, Mrs. Phyliss Bosco, Mrs. Dom Gra- ziano, Mrs. Josephine Generelli, Mrs. James Lucia, Ann Maiotti and Kay Flynn.
 Also Mrs. Margaret DiLeo, Mrs. Rose Beradi, Mrs. George Di Lage, Mrs. Josephine Ferro, Mrs. Lucy Paglucci, Mrs. Carmella DiVito, Mrs. Henry George, Fanny Salcito, Mrs. Ann Harder, Mrs. Charles Drago, Mrs. Mary Laccone, Eleanor Garafola, Mrs. Pat Carfano, Mrs. Mary Panicione, Mrs. Theresa Car lone, Mary Cristillo, Mrs. James Marano, Mary Guliotti, Fanny Ipol- ito, Dorothy Tariela, Mrs. Phil Marcucio, Mrs. Mary Aurigemma, Mrs. Michael Milo, Mrs. Tony Fil- lippone, Mrs. Joseph Marano Mrs. Ann Gala, Mrs. Michael DAteellie, Mrs. Ernest Attucci, Julie Graziano, Mrs. Viola Marcucio, Mrs. Mary Garufolo, Mrs. Ralph Thomas, Amelia Panacione, Mrs. Mary Lucas, Marie Marcucio, Mrs. Angelo Gra- zlona, Donemia Antoinette Lembo, Mrs. Elena Beradi, Mrs. Rose Gim- melli, Mrs. Michael Geneva, Mrs. Tony De Sorbo, Rose Flammia, Rose Valentino, Mrs Ralph Coppels, Mrs. Albert Aurigemma, Laura Sparano, and Mrs. Charles Mallot.
 Also Mrs. Dom D'Ambrosi. Mrs. Joseph Sciascia, Mrs. Joseph Natale. Mrs. Pat Marine, Mrs. Michael Fla mlghetti, Rachele Marciano, Rose Forina, Helen Fenelli, Mrs. Andrew Savino, Mrs. Anthony Melchione, Mrs. John Jannetty, Matilda and Marion Di zinno, Mrs Dom Curulla, Err, Mrs. Ida Fucco, Mrs. Rose Guerrerra, Mrs. Mary Sibella, Mrs Marian Mezzio, Mrs. Grace Di Be- nedetto, Mary D'Antonio, Mrs. Louis Savinto, Mary Mancini, Florence
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
otHghters Hold Picnic Meeting
1. Barry Keegan.

A picnic meeting of the Foot lighters was held at the home Of Charles Goodsell. director, in New town. Conn. on Wednesday evening. At this meeting 1t was voted that the plays for the season would be
 You Can't Take It With You for the October presentation
 Dear Ruth" for the December presentation.
 Night Must Fall" for the Feb ruary presentation
 Blythe Spirit" for Apr1l presen- tatlon.
 Anyone interested n trying out for the first presentation or ln working along with the technical crew is cordially invited to attend the tryout meeting to be held at 8 :o0 P. NJ on Friday, September 9th at the Central YMC.A.
 Mrs. Joel I. Butler and Miss Ruth Butler of Buckingham Street are at The Barclay in New York City this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Arthur Studio.

tulli, Marie Couilette, Mary Brun- etti, Mrs. Ralph Marcucio, Carmel la Davino, Frances Olshefshi, Marie Le Rose, Irma Bergin Helen Bailey, Antoinette Petit, Pat Strileckis, Janne Fagin, Gloria Fusco, Rose Abbenanti, Emily Guarini, Ruth Licese, Ethel Lackey, Mary Cucciar- fl, Marie Palladino, Grace Morelli, Rose Magic, Betty Somerset. Alice Mascot, Katherine Lavorgnn, Franc es Bowen, Jane Fusco, Janet Bowen, Josephine Day Mildred Driscoll, Mary Kern, Laura Sobinski. Irene Mendyka, Mrs. Murphy and Lorrain Barhart.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

Cichetti, Mrs. Louise Dileo, Mrs. Nelo Gambini, Mrs. M. Mastriani Lucy Marocchi, Fanny Zariella, Mary Bartoloni, Mary Cocchiol, Mrs. A. Lombardo, Mrs. J. Valentio, Mrs. Pat Santucci, Mrs. T. Sforza, Sarah Fratoddi, Mrs. s. Savino, Mrs. R. DiSapio, Mrs. J. Spagnoletti, Helen Solomita, Mrs. Horace Pinto, Mrs. Murphy, Connie Privetera, Jane
 Also Florence and
 Amodeo, Mrs. Rose Coviello, Flor ence and Josephine Florio.
 Also: Rose Goffred, Viola Trum- flo. Phyllss Natale, Virginia San-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
James George Nicholas of Water

James George Nicholas of Water town Avenue recently discharged from the U. s. Army in July was attached to Military Personnel Service as Asst. Psychologist sta- tioned in Los Angeles, Cal. Mir Nicholas, son-in-law of Peter N. Laskas, left today on the Steamship Marine Corp for a personal view of the ruins of Athens, and Sparta in Greece. His visit will be for a period of two months. returning by way of France and England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
KEARNEY COLLIGAN

MISS Rita Kearney. dauehter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Kearney, AL tyre St., and Charles J. Coll;gan son Of Mrs. Donald Saltus, East Main Street. will be married Mon oay, Labor Day, at g A. NJ. at the Sacred Heart Church.
 MT. Colligan was discharged last October from the U. s. Army after serving for three years includino t"o and half years in the Euro pean Theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
MARIANO-NORMAN

Miss Josephine Mariana. daugh- ter of Mir, and Mrs. Joseph Mari ano of Naugatuck, and Edward Norman of Plaza Avenue, son Of the late MT. and Mrs. Moses Nor man, will be united in marriage to- morrow morning at g o'clock at St. Francis Church, Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
BOZZUTO-RUSSELL

The wedding of Miss Mary J. Bozzuto. daughter of Domenlc Boz zuto of Congress Avenue, and Peter J. Russell, son of Mrs. Nellie Rus sell of Arnold Street. will be held tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Krupo-MocBurnie Weddino Auo. Is

Torrlngton, Aug. 30 = MT. ano Mrs J. Edward MacBurnie of Jer- sey City, N. J., formerly of Tor rington. announce the marriage of their daughter, Grace, to Anthony M. Krupa, son of MT. and Mrs An thony Krupa of ll6 Linden Street The wedding took place Aug. Is in Jersey City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Mrs. Clancy
 Feted ct ShOWer

Mrs John Freiheit entertained at personal shower at her summer home at Lake Hitchcock in honor of Mrs. Howard Clancy, the former Miss Mary Fogarty of Crescent Street.
 Those attending were Mrs Dennis Clancy, Mrs. John Fogarty. Mrs. Alfred Crane, Mrs. Richard Crane, Mrs Gertrude Flaherty, Mrs. Dud- ley Beach, Mrs James Curtino, Mrs. Harold McNish, Mrs Arthur Dow ling and Mrs. Asa York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Engagements
ANDRES-REISINGER
Arthur Studio.

St. Margaret's Church will be the scene of the wedding of Miss Pa tricia Andres. daughter of MT. and Mrs. William J. Andres of Cables Avenue and Alois J. Reisinger, son of Mir and Mrs. Louis Reisinger of Albion Street, tomorrow morning at g o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

MT and Mrs Robert Mitchell of Wolcott Street announce the birth Of their second son, August 27 at St. Mary's Hospital. Mrs. Mitchell IS the former Doris Batthews.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Corbett of Baldwin Street announce the birth of a daughter August 29 at St. Mary's Hospital. Mrs Corbett is the former Patricia Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
THOMPSON-YOSHENko

me coming marriage of Miss Mary Elzaoeth Thompson, daughter of MT: and Mrs. Harold E. Thompson of Watertown to Stephen Yoshenko son of MT. and Mrs. Edward Yos- henKo of Oakville has been an nounced by her parents. The we'd olng will take place September 28 at o'clock at the Watertown Con- gregational Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
TOWNSEND-MINTJE

MT and Mrs. Samuel Townsend of Mloolebury announce the engage ment and coming marriage of their daughter, Hazel Louise to Stuart Mlntle. son of MT. and Mrs. Ken meth Mntie of Cooke Street. The wedding is scheduled to take place Oct. at the Middlebury Congrega- tional Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
DIPALMA- -RINALDI

A Weddlng of interest tomorrow morning will be the DiPalma- Rlnaldi wedding. Miss Anna Di- Palma, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Car1nine DiPalma of East Farm Street, will become the bride Of Jo- seph Rinaldi, son of Mir. and Mrs. Frederlco Rinaldi Of Windsor, at g o'clock at St. Lucy's Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
LUSAS-STALNAKER

At II o'clock tomorroW morning in st. Joseph's Church, Miss Adele A. Lusas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lusas of MacNamara Street, will be married to John Statlaker, son of Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Stall maker of Orton, West Va,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
LOCKE-WHITE

Miss Althea B. Locke, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Oscar A. Locke of Oakville and Hugo White, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank White of Mt. Vision, N Y, will be united in mar riage tomorrow at Union Congre- gational Church Oakville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
CARRINGTON-LAPO

Miss Ann M. Darlington, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Caring ton of Bonair Avenue. will ex- marriage VOWS with Rich ard Lapo, son of MT. and Mrs. Regi- nald Lapo of Woodstock. L. I. to- morrow afternoon at 1:3O at St. Johns Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
DADDONA-RITUCCI

Miss Marie T. Daddona, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. Nicholas Dad aona of Burr Street and Louis G. Ritucci of Plaza Avenue, son of the late MT. and Mrs, Louis Ritucci. The wedding will take place to- morrow morning at o'clock a5 the Church of Lady of Mount Carmel Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
MARINAN-MARINER

Miss Harriet M Marinan. daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs. John J. Mari nan of Walnut Avenue, will become the bride of John J. Mariner. Jr, tomorrow morning at g o'clock at Sacred Heart Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
LaPIO BONVISSUTo

An event Monday. Labor Day. at St. Lucy's Church at 8 A. M. will re the marriage of Miss Helen LaPio oaughter Of Mrs. Rose LaPio. To- eust Street and Louis J. Bonvjs- zuto, son of Vincent Bonvissuto
 Pemberton Street 0'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

son of Robert Conway of Orange Street will be united in marriage Sept. 2l at o'clock at St. Francis Xavier Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
SHEA-CONWAY

Miss Mervilyn Ann Shea, daugh- ter of MT, and Mrs. Maurice Shea of Laval Street and Robert Conway,
The frontiersman., 1946-12-14

PL AN PARTY.
 SBy Carmen oIessen) <
 Last week '.s bus inc ss meet ing of the junior Four Fl club was at tended by l8 girl S. The nee ting time was taken fur wi tn pl ans for the Christmas party to be held next Tuesday when all the Four H leaders will be hos t-s esses.
 Girls worked on the ir scarves at the close ofs4 Me9 bus mess meeting Tue sday.
 Sen for Four HI mem- bers served refre sh- ments.
 Guests who were pres 5nt at this last meet ing were Mrs Charl es Ne son, Mr s. Adam Lipke, Mrs os- car Bertoson and Nrs s. Fhing Bomers. ARRIVES HERE
 Ral ph Andef son, son of Mrs. Juan fta AT der son, arrived home late last W9d- ne sday afternoon. He was flown to Sc ldovia from Homer by Msrr ill Smith, of Pa liner
The frontiersman., 1946-12-14
P age Thre

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 thaWing bus mess and for nemero roas new era y locks on the heads 0 f9 $ ssl aovia hols eWives
 who are at tempt iag to
 get the 1T Ghri stma s
 baking done. Va ter in the . il which resulted iylFsa frozen ri pei inc has been caus ing trouble
 at the Linwo od caf e for the rasst sev eral F days |, In addition ,g marIy ' of the eityfs
 res id5nt s re port that
 wats pise s and oil H l inc sE both have fro zen dur ing the on t inuin s cold weather We thsr rsPort s say that the lat est s torn should absts by tomorrcW and a lC- @da y res pite in ten1p-
 era tlrs may b5 a xpec ted A Sec ond cold E snap is due to close. 8 in on this area just s. at : hr is Una s..f N.
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The frontiersman., 1946-12-14

Miss Hazel Ell s- Wor tn is direc t ing the on Mr s Fl T en Nil on, pr RVious ly ere dited with tha t duty, is ac ting pronlp trass ins taad.
The frontiersman., 1946-12-14
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2 OoOiL& .Y SAi ! L S% 4 " ! -- < " 5 s given in each napsr
 pr inted until the close of the contest ! on Dee !. 5l. ss
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 avai 1abIe at 2lS ths Fr QntI saan off ice fon each entr ant No
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 tes tant has frs t checksd at the of ice and r ec eived his ill--, } strucl tions and a copy Of the ruIe ess.
 The. Frontiersman
 office s is located5 in Ur ion hall and will
 bs open at 5 so ic1ock
 tomorrow afterao on.
 Mo.MANSlcLUB pL AY {
 SOON TD BE RfAnY
 The l''oman's club { play, The Funny Brats Il is now pr O. >gr ass ing raptdly to- ward 8 rre-Chr, is tnas
 prodrc t tion date, it was announc ed this, Waek. Members of the. z ast are at pr7 sent work ing on ird -act .rshe ars al s, and it isys expected that g tent- Ia tiTe produc t ion night an be amour cede ear ly next week fsH BRfAo 5 DA l q y'2lI>-1l/
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Palestine Rally
Set for Sunday

Representatives gi more than
200 Detroit Jewish organization,
viii gather a. Temple Beth II
SUNDAY los The openin- rally of
the Detroit Palestine Labor Com
mittee 10 raise Sl25.O0O for needs
In Palestine.
Helen Warren. stage and radio
actress who visited displaced per
sons camps throughout Europe
after We Day will bring a per
sonal report of the plight Of
thousands of homeless Jews.
The Embarrassing drive will be
conducted in the interest of the
Detroit GCwcrkShatcn campaign.
Jules Nanoyer, Detroit Symphony
NnlinlSt- VIII appear as guest
artist.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Air Cargo Boss

Hal HiNon. naval air transport
service veteran. today was named
cargo traffic representative for
American A1rllncS in Detroit He
lis "a native of Michigan and a
graduate of Southern Methodist
University Dallas. Tex
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02

The public today was invited
to hear Alhstaig Dunn, just re-
turned from Is months service
with the air forces in India, dis
cuss India's problems at s p. m,
Tuesday. Jan. IS, in the Redford
Branch Library. 2l5ll L. Nc
Nichols.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Named Captain

First 1t Sidney Grardln 2o,
Of Sl0S willard has been pro-
NOTED 10 captain and placed In
charge Of a company OF combat
engineers in Japan ms mother,
Mrs. Elfrieda Girardin learned
today
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-02
Driver Faces Charge

Erasmus p RoSalcS 45 of 1909
Nineteenth. faced a reckless driy-
ing charge today after his car
crashed into a lamp post near
Michigan Centralpepot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-27

er; Tony AIonzo, rightfield; De-
Witt Roberts, center; Jim AL
bury, second; Joe Mira, left; Ma
rio Hernandez, third; Grip
Lastres, first and Gabe Lastres,
pitcher.
The local Raiders will make
their Dade County League debut
against the Miami All Stars al
Miami Field on May 5. On May
s, they tackle the strong Eastern
Air Lines nine at 8:15 pm, also
at Miami Field. On May II, the
Raiders open their home series
with Merril-Stevens, marking
their first home game of the
Dade County League.
The game with the Tarpons to-
morrow will get underway at 8
pm. Baseball fans of Key West
will enjoy every minute of this
exciting game, hackers claim.