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ians the doctrine and the theories.
even as We may enjoy the sun, leav-
ing to the physicist the science OF
light.
The passages in our lesson from
John and from Romans are appro-
priately chosen with this In mind.
They link this experience Of the Holy
Spirit in the soul with the message
Of Jesus to His disciples concerning
the Comforter. They emphasize the
work of the Holy Spirit. the Com
forter, as that OF convicting the
world Of sin, Of righteousness, and
Of judgment.
The work OF the Holy Spirit might
be tested by these things, or we
might test whether a man has real
ly experienced the presence Of the
Holy Spirit by examining his life In
these respects.
Has the holy Spirit given 10 man
a hatred of sin? Has 1t created In
him the holy attitude Of turning
from sin to righteousness? And has
1t given him an enlightened judy
ment?
If a man have not these things, II
might be said that O human spirit Of
ignorance and perverseness is more
evident in his life than the presence
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4 Foreign Countries
REPRESENTED I'm Club

SAN BENITO, June 7.-Member-
ship Of the Rotary club Is drawn
tIom former citizens OF III states
other than Texas and four foreign
countries.
Charles Greenslade, program
chairman. had the Rotarians give
their native state. state flower. prin-
cipal industry, capital, population
and other information at Thurs
days meeting at the Stonewall Jack
son Hotel.
Texas born Rotarians predomi-
mated and foreign born members
hailed from England. Scotland.
Germany and Cuba.
Visiting Rotarians: z. G. Bennett.
w A. Scale. d. d. Norton and w.
Z. Gaines. Harrington: E. M. Bremen.
Ed Mockbee. Brownsville: w. p.
Hauser, McAllen; Henry William
son and H. ". Stotler. Mercedes.
, 1935-06-07
LAVAL FACES
TEST BALLOT
New Premier to Stake His
Reign On Same Issue
That Beat Others

PARIS, June 7.-N1- Premier
Pierre Laval's new coalition cabinet
organized Friday to face the samo
battling issue OF decree powers In
defense OF the franc which caused
the downfall OF It's two predecessors.
Undlsmayed by the defeat OF
former Premiers Pierre : Etienne
Flandin and Fernand Bouissons
whose governments fell before the
chamber OF deputies hostility TO
their demands for dictatorial fiscal
authority. Laval announced hn
would advance virtually the same
program.
Swift action 10 save the franc BY
a financial housekeeping. heavy
deflation and substantial" economies
was the new premier1S objective
He said he would go before par
Lament Friday night 70 request the
powers successfully denied Flandin
anc B0uSsOn.
These powers would authorize the
government to promulgate by de-
cree measures to combat devAluA-
ton, balance the budget and revive
business activity. The DEGREES. Linz
tied as TO their period OF efsective-
ness. would be submitted 10 par
Lament later for ratification
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and probably 100000 requests for
each Of the next five or ten years"
In asking the Sl,000.000 to erect
a cenSu ani.ex here. the commerce
department. said 1t would pay for
itself In 10 years." by eliminating
present destruction Of equipment
"for lack Of storage space"
The state department applied for
S28.26O to publish a "milhonth scale
map Of the United States. its terri
tories and possessions, by the Geolo-
gical survey"
The agriculture department ask
ed $2,376.9 800 to eradicate the bar
berry. blamed for stem rust OF small
grains in IL states. 1t also applied for
81, 554.O 900 u eliminate the cattle few
er tick by systematic dipping in in
tested areas" Florida. Texas, Louis
lana and Puerto Rico.
, 1935-06-07
TRADE RECAINS
old STRIDE OF
Wide UPTREND
Retail Sales Rise To
Highest Peaks Of
Many Weeks, Report
Shows

NEW YORK. June Z. Rp-The ma
jor trends In state and business were
toward improvement during the
last week. said Dun g. Bradstreet Fri
Gay In their weekly summary Of
business conditions.
Progress vas evident in many di-
rections In spite Of adjustments
necessitated by the previous weeks
developments which terminated the
NRA. and retail sales rose to the
highest level In many weeks at .
number of centers."
Volume Bolstered
In wholesale markets, the review
reported, volume was bolstered al
most entirely by recorders and future
commitments were held in allegiance
awaiting the establishment OF q
more definite price trend.
with the temperatures more sea-
sonable than at any time in the past
month" the review continued, "con-
sumner buying broadened rapidly In
most parts Of the country. Summer
wearing apparel for both men and
women, sports clothe, beach toys.
toiletrieS. notions and stationery con-
tributed heavily to the weeks vol
ume.
Retail volume for the country as
a whole succeeded in reaching an
estimated total 6 to Is per cent above
that Of a year ago.
Retail Sales Up
With the long overdue advent of
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Of the Holy Spirit. Again. there Is
tn witness Of the Spirit that brings
10 man the consciousness that ne
Is a child OF Coda peace OF soul
that Is the deepest and truest expert
ence of the Christian life.
Out Of this experience Of the Spirit
there comes a new consciousness OF
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HUNGARY TRIES TO QUIET
ITCHING FEET OF GYPSIES

BUDAPEST. HEThe Hungarian
government. hopeful despite prev
ious failures, is making another
attempt to reduce the wanderlust OF
the nations hordes Of gypsies.
Authorities Of the DioSgyor dis
trict have rounded up 156 gypsy fam
lilies and will help them construct
their own village In the Bukk for
est. 1t will be the first all-gypsy set
Element in Hungary.
II some families do M wander
aways the village will start with
about 1000 inhabitants. Most Of the
gypsies are thinkers. bricklayers or
weavers-and al are musicians.
, 1935-06-07
BY VIM. Z. KILROY, ID. ID.
Editor of Advance

The fact OF the Holy Spirit. and
that It helps us and works through
us, Is to be distinguished from the
doctrine OF the Holy Spirit.
One recognizes the fact Of the
sun. One experiences the warmth
Of its rays, the Joy and ~bleSsedness
Of It's light, and all that 1t has meant
in times before mechanical invention
to the work Of the world, especially
had enabled the world upon so large
a scale to turn night into day.
But this fact Of the sun, and OF
the suns influence and blessing. Is
very different from a knowledge OF
the laws OF light and heat. Here
one enters into a realm OF theory
and doctrine as well as Of fact. II
may be said. indeed, that what the
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L ID TEXT-Rom. STA

strength not In oneself, but through
new resources Of power. II was this
that Paul meant when he spoke OF
his weakness, and OF his prayer TO
be relieved OF II, and In the answer
70 his prayer in the assurance my
strength Is made perfect In weak
ness"
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Firemen Convention
Delegates Selected

Especial to The Heraldl
HARLINGEN. June 7.-Dan Bolts
and Lynn SoRell have been named
delegates to the state volunteer
fIremen's convention to be held at
FL Paso June IL to Is.
Possibly other volunteers may
attend the convention.
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Text: ohm I6:7-11; Romans $40
IL, rs. %.
The international Uniform Sun
day School Lesson for June 8.
, 1935-06-07

These promises were wonderfully full
filed on the Day Of Pentecost as the
Holy Spirit CAM upon the disciples with
tongues OF fire and the gift Of new
tongues.
GOLDEN TEXT-Rom. STA
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

Lea LA GACETA", ell periodico del pueblo
y pida ell Magazine del Sabado.
Ell n1mero proximo trae:
Portada, Simone, una bella mujer, por r. Pears.
Cuadro Interior Holand6s, de Peter Jansen.
Tres Amigos, de Alfredo Guillon.
Donde Sc Oculta ell Sol, de Wesley Amick.
Fotografia a toda pagina de la artista Violet Bache.
Modas, con f~otografias de precosos modelos.
Tres Modelos de Calzado para ell Otono.
Ocho pagnas de munequitos, para ninos y mayores.
Articulos titulados California y su descubrimiento";
"Siete cautivas de los Gitanos;" "Mahimonios
al Minute" etc.
Pida SUI ejemplar. Lame por los ~telefonos
53-6O3 Y3792
para suscribirse
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
LA SRTA. WILCOX GUIABA
CON DESCUIDO

Por enfermedad del juez de
paz Savarese, el juez Hernandez
preside aver la deliberaci6n de
un jurado que investig6 ell acct
dente en- que perdi6 la vida la
nina de 10 amos Evelyn Ram
Sey, atropellada por un autom6
vii que guiaba la Srta. Jane vii
cox, de 16 amos.
La muchacha declare que la
nina bajo a la calle sin saber 10
que hacia, llevando ella una We
1ocidad de Is millas por nora.
Otros testigos dijeron que la
nina ha5ia Sido derribada por
IN guardafango y tirada contra
ia acera.
Ell jurado reSolvi6 que el au-
tom6vil era "guiado deScuida-
damente" por la Srta. Wilcox,
vecina del hotel Colonial.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
TEIE Ell S~ECRETARIO
ICKES QUE Ell CANAL
Ell SURTI-
DO DE Aqua

Deland, Julio 10.-Hablando
aver ante la Camara de Conner
clio &c esta ciudad, Marvin H.
Walker, director del Florida
Grower, cito una carta de Har-
Try Slattery, Secretario particu-
lar del secretario del interior,
Mr.. lckeS, en- Ia que este dice
que ell administrator de traba-
jos pGblicos esta considerable
lei canal como un proyecto para
dar trabajo; pero que teme pue-
da ser periodical al surtido de
aqua.
iRefiriendoSe a Walter F.
ICoaqAman, de Jacksonville, que
hablara aqui la semana que vie
ne, Walker dijo: Cuando el les
olga a ustedes que un canal al
nivel del mar no afectara seria-
Imente ell surtido de aqua dulce,
|pidarle que nombre I'm ge6l9go
competente que 10 olga asi.
ICuando el les olga que Ell infor-
me de los ingenieros del ejerci-
Ito es pGblico y que ustedes pue-
den leerlo. preglntenle por que
la los peri6dicos no Sc les PERM
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
Y OF
AMERICA

De orden del hermano Sobe-
rano cito a tGdos los hermanos
y hermsnas para que concu-
iran al funeral del hermano
desaparecido, Alexandra Sua-
rez, ell cual Sc celebrara ell pr6xi
mo Jueves, dia IL, a las 5 p. m.
saliendo el cortejo funebre de
la Residential 1916 II avenida.
Sc ruega la asiStencia de todos.
F~raternalmente,
Rafael C0sio,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
VEN1ZELOS DIRIGIRA LA
LUCIA CONTRA Ell REY

Lohdres, Julio 1o.&E3 expri-
mer ministro Venizelos, De Gre
cha, Que Sc encuentra sentences
d. a muerte en- su pals, ha pro-
metido, segGn ell Daily He
rald", volver a Grecia y poner-
Sc al frente de la lucha en- con-
ira de la restauraci6n monar-
quica.
Venizelos esta de complete a.
cuerdo con el tambien exprimer
ministro Papanastassiou, que Sc
propone If a los ESt@os Unidos
Y buscar ALI aipoyo financieeo
en- contra de la restauracion.
"Trat@ remos de que Gercia vo-
te en- contra del rey, pero 81 a
est Sc lie devuelve ell trono, ell
pals entrara Ell perpetua guerra
civil"
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
Sc QUITO LA VIDA Ell
rNRIODISTA RAY LONG

Beverly Hills, Cal, Julio 10
Aparentemente dasencantado
con su trabajo como autor de
"escenarios'', Roy Long, un pc
riodista de re9ut2ci6n nacional,
sc quito la vida haciendose un
disparo de rifle por la boca.
Long tenia 81 amos. La noticia
cause profunda pena entire sus
amigos. Llevaba un ano aqui y
habia sido empleado s,ucesi-
vamente por las companies CO.
lumbia, Fox y Metro-Gclwyn-
Mayer. La policia asegura que
Sc trata de I'm case de suicide.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

'quien mantuvo la no existencia
de los delfros imputados a su
patrccin2d,9, hacienda un estu-
do claro y detenido de los ele-
mentos del delito y examinando
a su vez ell delito de injurias a
graves de la doctrina y de Ia
Jurisprudence.
La sentencia acept6 los pro
nunciamientcs de Ia defensa Y
dispuso la Immediate libertad
del acusado.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Entraror aver les vapores a.
mericanos Beatrice, procedente
de Baltimore, Y Cuba, de la Ha-
bana y Key West.
Partieron aver los vapores Hen
.ry S Grove, Alamo, CONNER
cial Floridian, City of Joliet,
.Delfina, Cuba y Pawnaa, todos
de bandera americana.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
P1EITos gNbIvoeCos fMcARTHTR ECLAM DE
49, NURVo\PL DlNEFa

Ida Wildet man consss
more J. Cameron; Saffold
theirs contr2 W P. Holly; A
mes E. HaineS, contra Tam
Electric; Ivor9fJoApson contG
Ia Tampa EIectic; N@gh
Arthur contra Y. Rals
teway, comcsuIz a:gar ~
Miner contra M5sdre a& r,
Mary W. Rogsr6 arfitt
Roger; MARI MisSs yeieca-
relic contra Lorenzdas ksGsrello.
Corte Federal: PeSTeS ,vo-
luntaria de Ebancarrota per
Francisco Valenti, de Tampa
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
INTERVENE EN- LA CRISIS
Gel EMPERADOR DEL JA-
PON

Londres. Julio 1O.-Un des-
pacho dc Toxic dice que ell en-
Perador Mirdhito, del Sap6n,
Va a hacer~un dltimo esfuerzo
para yer de evitar la guerra en-
ire Italia y Utopia.
Los hcmbres de negociss ia
poneses estan realizando exec
lentN negocioS en- Ethiopia.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
MENDENHA1L QUEDO EN-
LIRE2TAD BAJO FIANZA

Jacksonville, Julio 10,-Lue-
90 de pasar cerca de un ano en-
la carcel del condado recuper6
aver su libertad bajo fianza de
$4,000 el expresidiario John J.
Mendehhall, que ahora tiene sc
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
DE
UNAS ELECCIONES

Madrid. Julio 10.-El gobier
no ha publicado un decreto a
plazando por tres meSes las e.
leccioneS para vocales del tribu-
nal de Garantias Constructions
les.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
CoNCEDlbO R NJ PA
PA EXTENDER UNA IL
NEA De OMNIBUS

Al Sr. j. E. Jackson, dueno
de & nuev3 Inca &c omnibus
que Sirye a los SuburbioS, Sc lie
concedi6 aver permiSo para eX-
tender la Inca haSta ell centre
de Tampa en- benefsio del pd-
blico.
Sobre la pesiei6n inSorm6 ell
ccmite de trans0 que Ia COM
del SRI JacNon ssta bi0
3creditada yNiryfescrrpulos
mente al pu6E@1
Los 6mnsbus legaraa5 .
ell centric de la ciudad, con uha
salida cada 60 minutes.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

amos. Mendenhall fue procesado
el otcno c2saio como autor ds
Ia muerte de dos mujeres, con
una &c las cUales iba a casarse.
FL fiscal dice que 81 I'm jurado
lie abSolvi6 por Ia muerte de la
SSa. Laura MaHlde Green, el pc
diNsgs Sc lie juzgue, el ase-
sinato de>>->a&srT Rae An
derson, hija de la anterior.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10
IRECESARA Ell CONGRESO
EN- Ell MES DE Fos7o

Washington, Julio 10.-fa
~preSidente Roosevelt reiter6 a.
Iyer a los jefes democraticos en-
ell Congress- su deseo de que en-
|esta legislq Sc apsuebe su
programa. ~ obst&te la can
tidad de asuntos p~enNhentes, el
presidente de Ia Camara, Nh
Byrns, cree que ell receso r9odra
acord3rse para el dia Is de
agosto.
En- la come~acia, que dur6
dos horas, Sc lrato de Solucio-
mar las diferencj&s entire la Ca
sa Blanca Y la
Byrns maui Ca
mar entrara~ 1as,CAe i'm
pueNs sobre 4 I'D 7itada
propuesta nor eff Ne.
La gaceta., 1935-07-10

ABSUTLTo UN G.
AL QUE Sc ACUSABA DE
INJURIAS AL PRESIDENTE
Madrid. Juliq.N-nl 'rtpu-
nal &c Krg.ncia u la Audien-
cia rr9T4.ial de \Cuenca dict6
sentencia .A--vielNo al abogA-
do Prudencio Amigo de los deli
tos de co7SpifAi6n para la re-
beli6n y de injurias al jefe del
EStado.
Lo defendi6 ell Sr, Buseda,
Evening star., 1935-12-20

Vogue says, eur has gone to our heads!
We bring you this very high hat fashion
at a very special price! Fine Persian
lamb or caracul on black antelope--in the
important cuff turban.
(Third FIoor-Hat Deptl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
LIGHTHOUSE SHIP HEMLOC
 IN PORT HERE:

The Lighthouse Service steamer Hemlock, from Ketchikan, berthed at City Dock at 1:30 o'clock this af- terncon. The Hemlock, Capt. w. F. Barton, left Ketchikan Wednesday night to service a buoy at Pound stone Rock but came into Juneau be- cause prevailing rough weather pre- vented efficient buoy work.
 On the return trip the Hemlock will pick up the construction crew at the new Five Fingers Light House, which will be opened on December Is to replace 8 previous structure at that point which burned. The Hem lock brought supplies for the new lighthouse from Ketchikan
 The Hemlock, the Cedar reported to be the largest lighthouse tender in the world-and tn Alder comprise the fleet assigned to light house service in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
TALLAPOOSA ! AND SABIN'S
 WILL CLASH
Single Game of Basketball Will Be Played To-
 !. night at 8
GAME TONIGHT 8.00 - Sabin's vs. Tailap00sa.

Tonight's tilt in the High School
 gymnasium between Sabin's Cloth ters and the Tallapoosa quintet winds |up basketball hostilities for 1885, so
 liar as the City League is concerned Amy games played before the second | |half schedule will have no bearing on
 conference standings, Leonard Holm |cu.st, loop Prsident said today
 The startling improvement of the |Clothiers makes the outcome of to- nights match at the high school |gym doubtful. Before their decisive
 victory over Krause s Concreters Tuesday night, the Sabin boys were considered no match for the fast, husky sailors. Now, with greater |cpnfidence, the smaller team enters | the game tonight on even terms with Tanghe, Gissberg, Frodle, ct al. There will be only one event this evening. Paul Johnson will referee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13

Al Lundstrom on a Special Com mittee on Resolutions necessarily accepting all the grief that goeS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
YAKOBI SENT
 OUT TO FIND
 PATCO PLANE

The gasboat Yakobi. Cap. Tom Smith. was dispatched at 1is30 o'clock this morning to Taku to find out the reason for the continued ab- sence of the Alaska Air Transport Patco, flown by Sheldon Simmons, and to offer assistance if aeces- sary.
 The Patco left Juneau Wednesday afternoon for Mary Joyee's Twin Glacier Lodge with two passengers Fred Ordway and his assistant, Earl Simmons. Shortly before his depart- ure Ordway stated that he expected to take some commercial pictures and would return within day or two if the weather was favorable, but that he expected to remain at Taku until he secured the desired pictures.
 Weather reports from the PAA ra- diostation at Canyon islaila indicates
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13

with such an important post--and still smiling.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13

The cordiality of the Elks of Wrangell and the enjoyment the Juneau Elks obtained in attending the meeting Wednesday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
ROBBERIES ARE :
 REPORTED HERE

A wave of petty thefts swept Juneau this week, with about six robberies or attemped house-break- ings being reported.
 Two or three cabins at Fritz Cove, including one owned by A. Van Mavern and that of Mrs Eva Wilson, are said to have been entered, and numerous articles stolen.
 An attempt was made to enter the offices of Dr. A. w. Stewart and Attorney R. E. Robertson Wednesday night while a watch and several other articles were said to have been stolen from one of the MacKinnon Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
MULLEN WILL LEAVE
 FOR SAN FRANCISCO

United States Commissioner J. F. Mullen may leave Juneau next "wednesday to spend a month with his family in San Francisco Mrs. Mullen has been visiting in the States for several weeks, wtle their two daughters are in school at Menlo. Park.
 Attorney M. E. Monagle will probably again serve as commis- sioner pro tempore in Judge Null lens absence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13

that the weather at Taku has been very unfavorable for either aviation or photography since the departure of the simmons plane. No grave concern is felt for the safety of Sim mons and his, passengers. but in the absenoe of any report it was Thought advisahle to investigate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13

with such an important post--and still smiling.
 The splendid dsrdiality of wran- gell expressed in many ways and in particular by the fine evening supper and entertainment in the Legion Dugout on Tuesday.
 The cordiality of the Elks oi Wrangell and the enjoyment the Juneau Elks obtained in attending the meeting Wednesday night.
 Mrs. Crystal Snow Jenne being appointed Permanent Secretary oi the Convention, accepting it, and doing difficult job with much hard work involved in an efficient and cheerful manner, busly writ ing up the minutes while the others were taking a breathing spell during recesses.
 The Committee on Nominations for delegates to the Territorial Convention at Seward and for the Divisional Committee in a friend ly but scrappy contest, with Bill Mahoney as Chairman, Neil Reid and Jesse Moran of Ketchikan, Jim Nolan of Wrangell, and Robert Bender of Juneau, ''Wrangelling il cut.
 The splendid cooperation of the Wrangell Post of the American Legion in keeping the convention headquarters adequately heated ano maintained at all times. The good service of the Gram Hotel, where the delegates lived despite the sadness that cloudec is through the untimely death oi 1 its well loved and respected owner | dt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13

AdllQIQ OUoCl NdbiOAio WAAAAS bAAN Demos gathered at Wrangell.
 That broad friendly smile smack ing way back to Killarney Or some place on the Emerald Isle several generations ago that spread over Jim Corners stern demeanor as young Jimmy was appointed Chair man of the Credentials Committee. Asking the reason, the Candid Ob- server learned that, just twenty years ago, J. J., Sr., had served in the identical position in Terri torial Democratic Convention.
 J. F. Anderson, Juneau's florist, who has more scientific degrees than many college professors, being appointed to the Committee on Permanent Organization, and, in addition, giving thoughtful and an alytical suggestions throughout the convention.
 The Committee on Platform and Resolutions. with Juneau repre- sented by J. E. Pegues, Chairman Mrs. William A. Holzheimer, Mrs Alice Coughlin and Robert Bender and others from Wrangell and Ket- chikan, going over the history oi democracy and practically every thing else in one continuous six hour session in the Legion Dug out, with practically the only thing settled being that the committed must convene again.
 Al Lundstrom on a Special Com mittee on Resolutions necessarily accepting all the grief that zoe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
ORDER NOW.

Just telephone 374, Hiway Delivery, Nor evergreen trimming or Christmas trees. Delivery will be made when wanted. Reasonable prices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
LIGHT FOR SITKA

Sam Light, representing Tonkin Distributing Company, Inc, left for Sitka on the North Sea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13

SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE IT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-13
CONVENTION
 SIDE:LICHTS

Candid observations while the Demos gathered at Wrangell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-20
CHASE PARK TO
 CONDUCT PARTY
Yuletide Play and Stock- ing Drill Planned By
 Youngsters Saturday

Candy and oranges will be given to all children attending the an- nual Christmas party at the Chase Park house tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. A gala program of en- tertainment featuring neighborhood talent has been arranged by the sponsors, Miss Mildred Dunne and Miss Eleanor Culhane. The entire Chase family will be guests of honor.
 Santa Claus will be on hand to pass out gifts to the kiddies. A Yule- tide play entitled, "The House Gnomes" will be presented. The cast includes Alice, Winifred Lovejoy; Tommy, Billy Mulhall; Welcome Mat, Jackie Jamele; Broom, Mary McGrath; Dust Pan", Audrey De- Santis; Scissors, Tommy Mulhall; Mother, Betty Mulhall.
 A recitation will be offered by Vivian Kronk while 8 stocking drill will be presented by Patricia Benoit, Ernestine Bevans, Jean Travel, Hell en Barry, Ignia Lattianzio. Jean vacca, Doris Wolfe and Penelope Booth.
 The announcer will be Evelyn Mulhall while the accompanist will be Mary Santa Lucia. The Chase Park girls and boys will join in Over 200 are expected to be accom- modated at this gathering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-20
Two Nominees For
 Elks' Trusteeship
Formal Election to Be Held Jan. 2-District Deputy
 Night Observed Last Evening By Local Lodge

Anderson of South Norwalk, Wil- liam David. past exalted ruler of Winsted lodge, Arthur Swan and William Sweetman, both past ex- alted rulers of the Naugatuck lodge.
 Entertainment
 Following the business meeting an entertainment program was pre- sented and the members partook of a typical Elks' luncheon. The luncheon was made tastier this year by a barrel of tender oysters, the gift of Past District Deputy Caul- eron of Stamford.
 Included on the entertainment program were the Master Singers, directed by Joseph Lezotte and Wil- liam Clasby and William Cavanaugh in vocal duets. George T. Ryan, past exalted ruler of the Waterbury lodge and past district deputy was chairman of the luncheon and en- tertainment program.