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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-01
F. G. lockwood attorney Of Kalis-

F. c. lockwood, attorney of Kalie-
pell, was Libby visitor on Monday.
Frank Anderson is a patient at the
Libby hospital with a burned foot and
arm
A Townsend meeting will be held at
Legion Hall on Saturday, Oct. 3,
at 8 p m.
Jean Riley Of Kalspell was in Libby
the first of the week looking after
creamery business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bobie Of Spo-
kane were in Libby Tuesday as guests
of Miss Phyllis Boyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Sather were up
from Troy Sunday night and attended
the theatre while here.
Frank Shelley of the Viking mine is
a patient at the Libby hospital He
was kicked in the face by horse.
E. J. Driear drove over to Camas Hot
Springs yesterday to get Mrs. Driear,
who had spent week or two there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Monio were in
Libby Saturday from their Lake creek
ranch, meeting friends and attending
to business matters.
Georgia May Stacey, 7-year- old girl
of the Eureka district, was brought to
the Libby hospital on the 23rd with a
ruptured appendix and suffering from
general peritonitis. She was operated
on that same day.
The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet at Legion hall for their regular
business meeting this evening. Dues
are payable at this time so our quota
may be reached before October 20. Re-
freshments will be served.
Mrs. Tom Sebens and three sons.
Clarence, Peter and Frank, Of Lindyn,
Wash, arrived in Libby last Friday for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van
derwood. Mrs. Sebens is sister Of
Mr. Vanderwood and they had not seen
each other for IA years.
DR.. ]. w Doughty Of Sedro- Wooley,
Wash, stopped in Libby last night to
visit=the Herbert Gold Mines, of which
company he is director. DR.. Doughty
was VII ilis way W NEW IOTK. tie is
superintendent of the Washington hos
pital for the insane at Sedro- Wooley.
The Wranglers Club spent another
enjoyable evening last night dining in
the parlors of the Presbyterian church
and later discussing the Japanese-C Chi
nese situation in the Far East under
the able leadership of NJ X. Kedzie.
H. r. Richards will be leader at the
next meeting of the club.
Joe Kuiawa, a member of the Libby
school board, was circulating a petit
ton yesterday for signatures. The pc
tition is the first step necessary in sub
hitting to the voters whether or not
they care to bond the district for funds
for the building of another wing onto
the present high school building. This
matter is discussed at length in a first
page article.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-01
LOCAL STUFF

r. O. Waller of Kalispell was trans
acting business in Libby Monday.
H. Mccullough Of Eureka was bust
ness visitor in Libby on Monday.
Miss Swan Quenemoen of Seattle is
visiting in Libby, the guest Of Miss
Lois Boyle.
Attorney f. M. Child of Kalispell was
attending to professional matters in
Libby the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nagel of Detroit, Mich.
have been in Libby the past week Mr..
Nagel is an official of the Zonolite
company.
| have returned to Libby and my
beauty shop is again open and ready to
serve you Phone for appointments
Mrs. Vesta Bockman 1t.
Charlotte Powell, 7-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. c. z. Powell of
Rexford, had tonsils and adenoids re
moved at the Libby hospital last Fri
day.
The Womans Democratic club will
meet at the community hall in the court
house at 2:30 p. m. on Friday I'm
portant meeting. All members re-
quested to be present
Mrs. Emma WOLF, mother of Walter
WOLF, had the misfortune to have one
of her feet injured while here by a
horse stepping on it. The injury was
dressed at the Libby hospital.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-01
LIBBY HIGH SCHOOL AT COLLEGE
(Reported for the Tamarack)

(Reported for the Tamarack)
+ State University, Missoula - Billy
West, Lewis Fuller, Winogene Wood
Hamilton Hough, Ed Holiday, Walter
Kammeyer, William .Har=
old Martin
| State College, Bozeman - Alfred
Measure, Mary Margaret Gildea, An
drew Spranger, Herbert Zawadke.
Northern Montana, Havre-Kenneth
Karnes.
/ Washington State Jean Kienitz,
Charles Woodwork, Jean Barkee.
! Cheney Normal - Donald Olson,
Percy Baker, Austin Fraser, Anna Lou
ise Olson, Dorothy Zawadke.
Oregon State-Melvin Knudson.
Gonzaga university-Joe Fennessy,
Conrad Shea.
University of California - Palmer
Knudson, Carl Knudson.
University of Oregon-Louis Hills.
Compton Junior College = George
Rusher, Richard Hennessy.
Northwestern Business College =
Carol Sterling, Sidney Brown.
Creighton University-Paul Pival
Kinman Business University Mary
Mahoney.
Dickinson Normal-Paul Schuyler.
Valparizo University-W William Mann.
Jr.
Cornish-Lamar Rowland, Margaret
Weller
Whitworth-Mary Virginia Mount.
St. Paufs School, Walla Walla--Jean
Heuck
St. Luke's Hospital Gladys
Rolseth
Capley Hospital, Aurora, Ill-Pauline
Hough.
Minneapolis Business School-Kath-
ryn Gratbo
Warsaw Business Shirley
Fuller.
Chillicothe Business College, Betty
Richardson.
Sacred Heart Hospital, Spokane-An-
gelt Huchala, Phoebe LaMunyan.
Columbus Hospital, Great Falls
Mary Stuhlreiter.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-01
BOX SOCIAL

Harper Erdman v. F. w. Post, No.
1548, Libby, will on Friday, Oct. 2, at
900 p m. in the Woodman hall give a
box social to which the public is in
vited- Ladies are asked to bring bas-
kets and lus-h for two people After
the social there will be old time and
modern iancing free.
v. F. w. COMMITTEE.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-01
OLGA NORDSTROM SMITHBERGER

The following obituary notice of Mrs.
R. W. Smithberger is reprinted from
the Starbuck Mimi Times, Mrs.
Smithberger having died from injuries
received in an automobile accident
near Missoula on September 155:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-01
Z Units OF Currency

Zloiy IL the unit Of currency In Po-
land; pfngo is the unit OF currency
IN Hungary.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-01

Sunday, Monday, October 4, 5
Matinee Sunday, 3 p. m.
She made her blood stained uniform
the red badge Of courage Of the Red
Cross nursel
They have done it againl The producers
Of THE Story of Louis Pasteur" bring
another gallant and famous life-story
miraculously to the screen!
Kay Francis as Florence Nightingale in
THE WHITE ANGEL
with Ian Hunter, Donald Woods
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-01

Read the Western News Tor Lincoln
County News
La gaceta., 1936-08-20
La pelsad Ramey Ross en- Australia
Ha sido depositada Ia garantia.de SIS 1000

Chicago, agosto 20.-La excl
taci6n es va grande en- Austria
liza aunque todavia faltan cast
cuatro meses para la pelea entire
Barney Rcss, ell campe6n mun-
dial del peso We. er, y Jesse Ca
rroll, ell habil p1gil de 80 amos
de edad.
Charles Lucas, ell empresario
de Sidney, ha telegrafiado a
Sam Plan, codirector de Ross,
que la g%arantia de S45jO 900 de-
manda6a por ell campe6n, juntc
con $4,000 para gastos, ha side
depositada en- ell banco de Sid
ney. Como resultado de este
Ross y sus directories hacen pre-
parativoS para embarcar ell dfa
Z de octubre, pues ell combate Sc
verificara ell dfa 8 de Diciem-
bre. En- ell viaje invertiran 10
dias.
La pelea Sc verificara en- ell
estadio de la Sydney Sports
Grounds, una arena al aire IL
bre con capacidad para 10000
epectadores.
Ell empresario Lucas calcula
que la pelea producira $780, 900
y que los gastos montaran a
$4,000.
En- su carta a Plan, Lucas di-
ce: todo Sc halla en- complete mo
vimiento. Para evitar billetes
falsos en- las taquillas he pedido
a lnglaterra un papeI especial
La gaceta., 1936-08-20
DICK POWELL H
CON WALTER UNDERHILL

Ell luneS pr6ximo, en- Benja-
min Field, lueharan los villa
los Dick Powell, ell de los "es-
candalazos" en- Benjamin Field,
y Walter Underhill, un ciudada-
no dc Pittsburgh.
Ha dispuesto ell empresario
Cazana que la lucha tenga un Ii
mite deco minutes
Hace dos semanas Powell las
tim6 al argentine Antonio Fe-
liz, que es un luchador muy SUI
perior a 6l, pero que tenia eel
santo 5e, espalda".
Underhill sabe pegar con las
manos, pies y cabeza y es nota-
BILE por su iresistencia.
Pat O'Shoecker Sc batira cor
Don Mcintyre y Abe Friedman
con Johnny PlummW. PlummeI
es un lachador muy popular en-
las Carolinas Y Virginia.
La gaceta., 1936-08-20
o LOS GUANTES

FL ciudadano Chino Alvarez
peleara ell martes pr6ximo, en-
Benjamin Field, con Ell veterano
Richie Mack.
Los dos puzzles pelearon la
semana pasada y Mack venci6
a Chino por puntos.
Alvarez lie gan6 de manera
cast spectacular los Asaltos
quinto, noveno Y decimo; perC
Mack supo impresionar al pd-
blico y al arbitro Jack Britton
logrando ell triunfo por puntos
La semana pasada Sc dieror
los pesos de los gladiadores co.
mo de 1872 y 1877, respective.
mente.
Els la verdad que Chino pesa'
ba menos de 1872 y Mack mas d.
La gaceta., 1936-08-20


breve v seco, intentando en- va
no ocultar a wees la emocion
que palpitaba en- sus paNNbras:
Nos echaron a la calle..'
lNuestros missros puebles en-
la acera.y mi hija y yO en- mitad
del arroyol iBonito asunto para
la obra de uno de esos Frtistas
que explotan Ell genera Grsimen
te sentimental, siendo incapaces
hasta de sentirl Xendimos los
muebles, conGmos v pudimos
dormir aquella noche bajo te-
chado... A los pocos dias habian-
I'se acabado nuestrOs recursos'
1Que hacer? Pedir limosnG. No
nos quedaba otro remediO. Ten
tado estuve de colgarme del pc
cho los diplomas y las medallas
que game en- la Academia,Vcuan-
La gaceta., 1936-08-20

14O.
acknowledgements que la dife-
rencia de peso tuvo mucha in
fluencia en- el pasado bout,
pues Chino estima que debe pc
lear con hombres del peso Eige-
70, no con mastodontes de otras
categorfas.
Ahora, seg1n los empresarios,
Lew Diamond exige a Mack IN
peso no mayor de 1873 libras
pero 81 la primera vez pele6 cor
mas de 40 puede darse por Sc.
gnro que asi pasara en- la segun-
da.
Diamond tendra que dejar las
condolences para ell future, 81
quiere que Alvarez pelee con
Mack ell martes venidero.
La gaceta., 1936-08-20
LA PRECARIA
LIE LLEVO A A

Habana, agosto 20.-En un
informe presentado aver por la
policia secreta Sc dice que ell es-
panol Jose Lombardia Rojas sc
suicide en- su domicilio de esta
ciudad porque debia varios me-
ses de habitaci6n y no podfs
cumplir sus compromises.
LOmbardia Sc ahorc6 Y ell ca
daver habia empezado a descom
ponerse cuando la dueha de Ia
casa not6 un intense NAL Olor y
avis6 a la policia.
La gaceta., 1936-08-20
|Por su victoria sobre Sharkey
cobroJose Luis pesos
Existe la posibilidad de que la pelea Braddock-
SchmeTing Sc verifique en- Miami

New York, agosto 20.--Casi
al mismo tempo que Jose Luis
cobraba un cheque de SAP, TAG
por haber derrotada al veterano
Jack Sharkey, surgia la posibi-
lidad de que ell combate entire
James j. Braddock y Max Sch
melting Sc efectGe en- Miami, en-
Florida, no en- New York.
Ell campe6n Braddock padece
de artritis, enfermedad que por
ahora no lie permitira defender
ST titulo contra ell retador ger
mano.
FL DR.. Fred Albee, de Venice,
Fla. reconcile al campe6n y di-
10 que no podra pelear por 10
nenos hasta mediados de octu-
bre.
Cuando ell DR.. Albee di6 Ia
n~o.icia, %Schmeling manifesto:
Bien, octubre es demasiado
tarde para ell Garden o ell Club
Siglo Veinte. IPor que no pelea-
mos en- Miami, en- febrero? Ell
empresario Mike Jacob y James
L. Johnston parecieron asentir.
Joe Gould, director de Brad
dock, dice que el y ell campe6n
La gaceta., 1936-08-20

las noches, y asi hemos vivido
hasta hoy. Algunas noches
no hem6s recogida nj para
dormlr bajo techado... y hemos
dormido en- la Gale. Hoy es uno
de esos dias... va 10 sabes TODD.
iPara que mas detalles? Np
compadezcas, 81 no quieres, n
desgracia, 4S1aque va s. que
no eresF rom o,ros; pero mira
tie en- (si espeio. Apea de tus ilu-
stones, qge seran identicas a las
-que y6IsnIa cuando coptaba tgs
amos, yEonsidera que el arte Is
POGO prSctico, que esta rehidd
con la prosa de la vida, y que.
los locos que a 81 consagran sus
actividades, estan sxpuestOs a
verse como 20 me veo.
Gaspar no Quiso responder a
La gaceta., 1936-08-20

que1me dara protection. He he
cho repartir f. 1e- 1fias de Ia
pelea RIoss-McLarnin, mostran-
do a Barney en- ell momento eli
que CANA ell titulo. Estoy buscan
do I'm lugar adecuado para el
entrenamiento de Ross.
Quiero decirle que en- 10 que a
este pals respec.a solo hay un
verdadero boxeador en- Ameri-
ca, Barney Ross. La mayor can
tidad pagada a un p1gil en- este
pals ha sido $66, 900, la que Sc
page a Tommy Burns cuando
pele6 con Jack johnson, lpor ell
La gaceta., 1936-08-20
DETENIDO inc QUE DIO "a
~NAVAJAzoS A SU AMANTE


Habana, agosto 2O.-La poll
cia detuvo aver a Heriberto Del.
gado Barberi, individuo conde-
nado a cuatro amos de prisi6n
por haber dado a su amante,
una mujer de la vida airada, 81
navajazos.
Qued6 la mujer con ell rostro
desfigurado y hubo que darle
200 puntos de sutura.
embellishments empezara a
cumplir la condena.
La gaceta., 1936-08-20

g presentaran ell viernes ante
a comision atletica y firmaran
Ell contrato para defender Ell IT,
ulo contra Schmeling en- la fe-
ma q. estime conveniente la CO.
mission; pero siempre teniendo
n cuenta que no sera hasta des-
Dues de mediados de octubre.
Jose Triner, presidente de la
.omisi6n atletica de Illinois, lie
elegrafi6 aver a Jacobs invi-
andole a presentar en- Chicago
IN match de revancha entire ell
1egro Jose Luis y Make.
Los empresarios Taylor y
Tender, de FjlsdsIfia, lie telegra
fiaron a Jacobs ofreciendole a
AL Ettore para un match con ell
negro Jose Luis. La pelea Sc We
rificararia en- esa ciudad, con
TN rendimiento garantizado no
menor de 100000.
Schmeling asegura que no Sc
halla inleresado en- ell dinero, y
que peleara con Braddock en-
cualquier TEMPO y lugar.
Por su derrota a manos de Jo-
Sc Luis ell excampe6n Sharkey
ha colorado $35,621.67.
La gaceta., 1936-08-20
NO HA MUERTO Ell LUCIA.
DOR ZBYSKO

Los Angeles, agosto 20.-La
Sra. Dorthy Zbysko fue notifi-
cada aver de que su esposo, ei
luchador Wladeck Zbysko, goza
de buena salud y Sc encuentra
en- Tetuan, Marruecos.
Sc habia dicho en- esta ciudaG
que ell luchador habia perecido
en- Barcelona, Espana.
Zbysko telegrafi6 aver al a.
bogado Clay Pedrazini, de San
Francisco: Vivo y sano. Luchan
do aquf. Notifique a mi esposa
en- Santa Monica.
La gaceta., 1936-08-20

estas Gltimas palabras; limit6se
a p%reguntar:
|iConque es decir, que no tie
men ustedes d6nde dormir esta
noche?
-No,-respondi6 ell anciano.
Reflexion6 ell j6ven IN instan.
tie, v luego, levantandose, diio:
-Siganme ustedss.
, Angela lie miro emocionada v
t"rprendida, y R6mulo pregun-
to: =
5IANl6nde?
"A mi taller, 7repuso Gas
par.
Para que? =
Para que pasen ustedes la
nocAe ALI.
-Pero...
70 no puedo dejarles aqui,
La gaceta., 1936-08-20

lHan contestado va a los des-
pachos telegraficos que le fue-
ron mandates los Sres. Kick,
Ambers, Scott y Ramey?
Probablemente no. La mejor
manera de telegrafiar a los p1-
La gaceta., 1936-08-20
tftuIo del peso complete.

tftulo del peso complete.
"Poco, NOS preOsupa Ell puuto
de la attraction para ell pdblico,
sorque en- este punto pisamos so
bre SECURE.
Carroll ofrece que derrocara
a Barney, aunque ha leido mu-
cho sobre la des.reza del he
breo.
La gaceta., 1936-08-20
XIII


Aquella risa hacia daho a Gas
par Y a Angela.
Les dos callahan, y hasta cru
aaron una mirada, como 81 mu-
ltuamemte Sc comunicasen su
compassion hacia Ell anciano.
Els mas terrible y mas emo
cionan.e la desgracia que RE,
hue la qu\ llora.
Pareci6 formalizarse R6mulc
al yer la triste actiE I'd de los
dos i6venes, y dijO, SVn acentc
La gaceta., 1936-08-20

do hacia mis- primeros estudios
llenO de fe y de entusiasmo,
para de- este mOdo cOnmover
mas a la genie. No 10 hice por
un resto de dignidad artistica
al fin uno no puede desprender-
sc EN- absolute de ciertas preo-
cupaciones. Adem$, las media
Has de plata habian sido empe-
hadas . vendidas y no me que
6aban mas que los diplomas.
gloria solo me ha servido
para%omer algunos diasi
La gaceta., 1936-08-20
abandonados.

abandonados.
: Reflexion6 R6muIo a 81 war
y al fin, dijO, levantandose:
-Vamos, hija mia.
Angela lie miro sorprendida.
Era la primera vez que 10
veia aceptar I'm favor do m
%companero.
Lcharon a andar los tres
Juntos' y como adivinande Ia
extraheza de su hija. R6mulo
dijole:
-Su carload no es de arts
ia, sino de hOhbre.
T. tras breve pausa. ahadi6;
-Aunque quiza, Dor ESQ
mismo, sea mas artista.
Gaspar ,ensimismado en- sus
pensamientos, no 0, . estas pa
labras.
La gaceta., 1936-08-20

ngrimS. EN- vez de dolorosos
=, hidos, solo Ora de mi, ir6ni-
cas- carcajadas.
Y ri6Una vez mas de un mo-
DO amargo y despreciativo.
La gaceta., 1936-08-20

giles de la prin@a division es
la siguiente:
Qfre4co uaa gagantias (saNi
los scentepares de d&laFss} per
u~nacombate con Chino Alvapsz,
en- Benjamin Field.
81 Sc hacen ofrecimientos sin
especificar ell mani, las estre-
las Sc quedan mudas, no contes-
tan.
Para yer a Alvarez frente a
un boxeador de la vanguardia,
nosctros tenemos Ia, impression
de que ell p1blieo respondent es-
plendidamente. Hay que darle a
Chino la prueba definitiva.
La gaceta., 1936-08-20

Dicen que Howard Scott hs
derrotado a Franckie Kick, Ell
.destructor de ilusiones en- su ca
tegoria.
Scott tiene menos populari-
dad, aunque mucho Sc elogia 81
des.reza.
La gaceta., 1936-08-20
XIV

Aundue procuraba domipar-
Sc, no podia sustraerse en- abso.
luto a la mordacidad de su H.
genio.
-HemQs pedidO limOsnas pOt
La gaceta., 1936-08-20

victorianO Manteiga, Editor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
PayroIIs Last Month Better July by $51 ,893
BRISTOL NET MEN .PLAYLOCAL CLUB
voIIeybaII Game Slated Tonight at Sannnlis
 BadnlintOn Manager

Q
 Naugatuck, Sept. 23-Volleyball will be the attraction at the YMCA tonight when the Bristol Boys club journey here to compete with the local volleyballers. The Naugatllck team has made quite a name for themselves throughout New Eug- land during the past few seasons and there is every indication that they will have just as good g team this year. The player who will start tonightis match win be Elton Ab- raharnson, Fred Ashrnore, Jr., Idris Alderson, Fred Baker, Carl Hassell, George Halloway, Joseph Smith, Jo- seph ValincheS, James Lutze, RuS- sell Weaving and Edgar Wyatt.
 Matches Interesting
 The badminton matches which were staged last evening were quite interesting and although no regular match games were played there were both singles and doubles events. The players who took part last evening were Lloyd Sammis, Lester Bushnell, Harold Burell, A. w. Roth, Fred zonino, Hieman Rab- inovich, Rosser Donley and Henry Freeman.
 This group looks forward to Q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
CHARLES PAJESKI
 DIES OF ILLNESS

Naugatuck, Sept. 24-Charles Pa jeski, TT, a resident of Union City for 37 years, died this morning at his home, Al Eagle street, after a lingering illness. He was well known here and had many friends. He was native of Poland and after coming to the United States, came directly to Naugatuck and has lived here since. He worked for a number of years in the local rubber plant and retired a few years ago. He was one of the founders of the Polish National Catholic church here and was prominent in this church. He was also 8 member of the Polish Falcons and of the Polish Lancers of Prince Joseph Ponistow- ski.
 MT. Pajeski leaves three sons, Chester of Naugatuck, Peter of New Britain, and John of Terryville: three daughters, Miss Genevieve of Naugatuck, Mrs. Walter OIsak and Mrs. Edward Breck of Chicago; two brothers, Paul and Joseph of Naugatuck; and four sisters, Mrs. Clementine Moraski and Mrs. Julia Sinkwick of Naugatuck, and An- toinette and Bernice of Poland. Funeral arrangements which will be in charge of the Fitzgerald fu- neral home on North Main street will be announced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
SHEA TRIUMPHS
 FOR DEMOCRATS
Probate Judge Unani- mOusly RenOminated
 Here Last Night
BEACON FALLS
Correspondent: Wm. ]. Barter
 Phone Nsugatuck 35-2

Beacon Falls, Sept. 24-Judge of Probate D. Emmet Shea of Nauga- tuck was unanimously renominated for the post, on the democratic tick ct last night at the democratic pro- bate convention in the Town Hall here.
 There was no opposition to Judge Shea's nomination. Jeremiah Cal lahan of Naugatuck made the nom- mating speech and Albert Zollo of this town seconded it.
 Thomas Fitzpatrick, chairman of the democratic town committee here and James Rourke, candidate nom- inee on the democratic ticket here for the office of second selectmen wer named chairman and clerk of the meeting respectively. This was done after it was moved to suspend rules, as neither of these two were official delegates to the convention.
 An interesting talk was given by Frank McDermott democratic norn- inee for the office of state senator from the 14th senatorial district.
 The local delegates were Albert Zollo and Richard Walsh. Delegates from Naugatuck were: John Burke, Daniel J. Callahan, Stanley Zapatka Victor Burkus, Richard Parkinson alternates, Joseph Reynolds, George Walsh, Domenic Sabia, Frank Cog gin, John Bickerdike.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-24
Meet Next Thursday

The first fall meeting of the Sarah Rogers chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will be held on Thursday, October l. An extensive program has been arranged for the fall and winter, with highlights as follows:
 On October 1, playlet, "The Latch-String," to be presented by the Chester High Echool Creative Writers club; October 6, runmage sale; November 5. annual luncheon at the Swedish Congregational church; December 3. guest nlghr, speaker, Captain Tim Healy with Mrs. Marjorie Soper Nuhn as solo, the Arnericanization class of the evening school; February 4, Henry M. Bradley to talk on "Eis:.ry of the Naugatuck Valley; February, nag pageant for Americanization classes of night school; March 4, talk by Robert Deming, state school oncial: April 3, talk by w. H. Drane Lester of the Federal Bureau of Investigation on Modern TrenG of Criminology":: June 3. annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred erick Chandley in Southnury, June, pet show.
 The chapter chairmen for the year are: Miss Helen Whitlock. approved school; Mrs. Chester F. Isbell. Americanism: Mrs. William Laube. Jr. ways and nneauS; Mrs. William Hill, correct use of the flag, Mrs. Edgar Cossette, Ellis Island: Miss Katherine Keeling, national defense through patriotic education; Mrs. James R. Errocly. rumrnage sale; Mrs. Charles Meyefs, D. A. R. magazine: Mrs. Harold Richardson, students loan; Mrs. Arvid Ander-