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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-23
BROUGHT TO JAIL

Tom Shortridge, native, was brought to Juneau on the Alaska from Yakutat to serve 30 days in the Federal jail after being sen fenced by Commissioner Hardy Trefzgar on a theft charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-23
BUFFET-DINNER
 HELD SATURDAY

MT. and Mrs. Jack F'inlay were host and hostess to a group of friends at their home on Point Louisa last Saturday evening
 A buffet dinner was served, after which the guests sat around a camp fire and sang songs. About 25 persons were present at the affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-23
wEATHFR coNDITIoNs AT AMI TO-DAY

Seattle tairport) partly cloudy temperature Blaine partly cloudy 46 Victoria partly cloudy, 50; Alert Dor, AT Island Prince eloudy 50; KetcSan Craig cloudy Wrange Petersburg partly Ska diovfe Soapstone Hoonah partly cloudy Althorp cloudy partly cloudy 54 SkagWay partly Hchnbroo raining raining A; Cordova raining 45 Chtna Mccarthy 52 Anchorage cloudy 46 Fairbanks Ruby cloudy raining, 50.
 Juneau May 4-sdhrie 3:18 am; sunset 8s7 pm
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-23
SHELTER ISLAND LAKE
 GIVES UP FINE CATCH

Four trout fishermen went to Shelter Island Lake Sunday, and caught a heck of mess"
 The four lucky Ike Waltons were Holly Triplette, Fritz Carrothers, Bob Scott and Ed Lane.
 The fishermen reported plenty of trout and many fish rising to flies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-23

c, Rathbun, composer, by Mrs. Glen Kirkham: two hymns by the audi ence. Miss Margaret Pearce was ac- companist on the piano.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-23
ATTENTION O.E.S.

Regular meeting Juneau Chapter No, T, Tuesday, pm, Memorial Day program. Refreshments.
 LILLIAN c. WATSON, adv. Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-23
U s DEPARTMENT OF AGR1cuLTuRE. WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
tBy the U. s. Weather Bureau)

and vicinity, beginning 1 Cloudy probably southeast Wn
 
 Cloudy probably tonight winds moderate Canal For the ongh moderate of the of southeast winds tonight
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-23
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

The aronetrc pressure was relatively high this morning from Ju souward California the
  ans interior western portions of Alaska the Island
  Aeuans being heavy Cordova
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-23

Hs .ase SOS .24s F s4 ss es e-y s-ss
 Empire classifieds pay.
Evening star., 1938-09-07
FINISHES NOVITIATE
SEPTEMBER !. 1888.

Albert j. Connors, 81 Second street
NE, has just completed his novitiate
at the Ammendale Normal Institute
Ammendale, Md, and will pronounce
his first vows September 8.
Mr.. Cennors is known as Brother
Firmus Aloysius of the Brothers OF
the Christian Schools Members of
this order conduct St. Johns College
High School at Thomas Circle. Mr.
Connors is a graduate of st. Johns
and of Ammendale Preparatory
School.
Evening star., 1938-09-07

Dor. Id like to buy hat and a pair
OF shoes, Could you cash a $50 check
for me?" OF course Mr.. Coates wanted
to be nice to his new neighbor so he
gave him S. hat and a $3.50 pair
Of shoes and then went over to the
bank and came back with $3.50
change. The new neighbor took the
hat and the change and walked out
and never came back. 1t was dis
covered that he performed similar
tricks in different stores and didn't
even pay his rent on the house. Now.
how much did the clothing store
owner lose?
(Answer on Page B-l6)
tCopyriEht 1881
Evening star., 1938-09-07
jolly Polly.
A Little Chat on Enqaetts
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

We say Excuse me" when merely
passing in front of some one. but afte,
some real awkwardness or slight &C.
cident, such as tripping over . per-
son in the movies while cropping for
a seat, or humping into q person on
the street. we say Il beg your pardon. u
Send return envelope to jolly
Polly for the leaflet. Manners in
Public"
Evening star., 1938-09-07
Boy Has Big Bang

Seven-year-old Gerard Smith was
the envy Of all boys in England when
In Derbyshire he turned handle and
blew up 10000 tons of rock. Gerard
Is . nephew Of T. H. Bowers, chairman
OF Eyam Quarries, Ltd. The big
bang" was watched by a crowd from a
neighboring hill.
Evening star., 1938-09-07
Broin TwizzIers
BY PROF ]. d. FLINT.

"ELL, you never can tell about peo-
pie. It's nice to have gen.
erous feeling toward them but every
now and then some one will turn
out bad. Take for example the case
of the guy out in Know County He
had just rented a little house next
door to the owner of the town cloth
ing shop. One day he walked into
the clothing shop and introduced him.
self to the owner, saying, How do you
do, Mr.. Coates, I'm your new neigh
Evening star., 1938-09-07

LOST.
BOSTON TERRIER. black and white. Find
er please call clev. $3.50. Reward.
poG; large English setter. blue belton,
ssad ssik aPa Fans sef ehurcs snsas Rf. Liberal
DOG, brown. male. cross-bred. shepherd
and police. yrs. old: white front foot;
recently clipped. hair about / inch lon-;
leather collar. Cali Republic OO23 Re-
ward.
EYEGLASSES, white gold frame. In brown
leather .a ma -sse eass with name DR.. D. Rose"
FOX TERRIER, small. brown and white:
scar on left hind leg: named "Nicky:"
St NV NV Act. sos 'o' iioi A0''''
GLASSES. tortoise shell. lost at Hams Point
on Sunday. Sept. 4. Reward. Col 142s-J.
SAssEs f9s PHONE 9 e.s:snd s:Ss phss siss Monte
MANS sreen-sold, open;faced pocket
e; March 8. 1889" reward n' Nora North
ONE WALLET AND COIN PURSE At wal
reward % joseph ~ ". STANLEY. tai se0lNS@0eI NJ 3.
Soldiers, Home. Adams a10O. g.
POCKETBOOK. white. basement Of Palais
ROYAL, Tuesday. between and 9. Return
p4ispi'a' pe5s. oe'0ns'ns'' keep money Met
ward. Adams s47s 77O Park I'd. NV.
TOP CASE OF WATCH Sunday eve. sold.
initiated m. L. NICE" Reward 1926
18th St NV.
WRIST WATCH, mans. yellow aold: Elein.
sTGSsn snndas 'tFeR Ventv Masopa M
saS ssaaaSSia reward zs' zsia 7th e0 st. NV. "sa 81.
Evening star., 1938-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES,
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Tait EmerGency Laboratory. Room sol,
Westory Bldg. l4th and r. Met. 1888.
sR7bEg sRA5Es PoR P3R7,KE EENT Is s1!TAME FOR
and meetings. lOc UP Der day each. New
chairs; Also Invalid rolling chairs for
CO.. 418 10th st. NV Metropolitan 1844
RADIO SCRIPT PREPARED BY WELL
known writer; commercial spots or pro
grams; tested technique brings results:
work direct or through your agency; mod,
crate fee. Box 27-M. Star s.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless contracted by myself FRED
A. LORD. 1884 Ga. ave. NV.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing $500
Don't waste insurance money" Cali
Iia DEAL ., With 20 years experience. LIN
GRAPES
At HORAKS POULTRY FARM. 4 mi. from
silver Spring. Md. at White Oak, Phone
Silver Spring 2S3-W.
Evening star., 1938-09-07

CREDIT and collection man,
thoroughly experienced with
office work. Marvin's Credit,
734 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-09-07
HELP DOMESTIC.

HklP OOMESuuS.
COOK, experienced. hish class guest home.
city reierences. Wisconsin 1872
COOK and general housekeeper. expe-
rienced single or widow; city reference
@rsGuirsd:; @ ss: fond Of children; live In. Phone
GENERAL HousEWoRK and cooking from
an th,ough oslGef d.wslt dinns5 no san
GIRL desiring sood home, sepersl raouss house
wisconsin 5O42.
GIRL. colored general housework; refer
ences; So. sleep In. 60b Rolling rd. Chevy
Chase. Md. Wisconsin 6O69-J. g.
GIRL white for general housework; ex-
nerienced stay nights. Emerson 9271.
GIRL. colored. young. general .housework,
q 'ssHd week. pSdi c.lI 1858 18th AS. s.. % nv: %
GIRL Or WOMAN white. Experienced
general housework; S26 mo-: nice room.
2421 Observatory pl. nv. oley. 020s.
stay nishts. 5S15 5rd st. NV. Geo sss9:
WoMaF A two sh hdrsssn o1
live voea In i7Ssos ssos home; $50 month Green
WOMAN. middle-aeed, white, penerel
hogseverk. cook: 2 in family: room board.
WOMAN. white. gh,w.. moderate salary,
permanent home: references. Box 222-K.
Star.
WOMAN, white. to do housework. no
washing; aood home, small salary; widow
preferred. Box 39-M. Star. g.
WOMAN white for general housework and
care of small children; live in. Atl. 7474.
Evening star., 1938-09-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
(0n0tinunA

s.ss n..Ss: s..t' T. ~. .1.t at, ,.'n' to
oR.; oI.S.; sclp solpred q s,D ap1'sRsid, s;hx;:
references. Lincoln SS S4s{. 81 {H''' ~0'I' e''
:. ana mad si'n s.Is pss sossS s.
ssls nl.s .xp g. 6as9s,' 6sEG5ss' Hsa DsFs-'s work.
G1Gp dsss xd1H! aHHuEIREss y! .1d cleaner wants
MAID. light colored, General homework.
Edith Thompson. Potomac b2si.
MAID. l,sht colored, hali-time mornii 9
ceEs eesek '0aa ADAMS ns' sss7 Please call before
va. CoLoRED GIRL. good cook. neat. reIi-
reierenees potomss aSnsss:1 SaSs. nf'''cia'' e'''
VIRGINIA XX1F PIN GIRL, lisht colored. wants work.
!94 time. BY week: reference. Line: e0s2.W:
Selp.4 MSGlMAN sooS ;olS,ed a,, exp cook nSshs.s
family 1915 ei as;.'i pse es.'e e74s Y Dss
WOMAN. .colored, wants day or part-time
xopk; xsSoapk; city reference. Telephone North
WOMAN; v,N2e u,s eSloFed: Ieli.Sl.: wants days
ref Decatur 0el7-J.
laundry to take home. Deeatur 146s.
WOMAN. colored, vishes bundle washes to
isas Sse' s2S4 ss3SGt or care for children at ni'hs
WOMAN. colored. wishes part time or days
work; good laundress and cleaner. Dis
trict 519a.
WOMAN. eolored. wishes eeneral house
work. whole or part time; ref. District
WOMAN. colored. Southern. wants Job,
housework: experienced cook; ref. colum-
bia 6351-J.
experienced in any kind Of housework
wishes full or part time work; excellent ref
erences . years with one family. Call
Line. 1517-J z.
Evening star., 1938-09-07
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR.
F). Must be experienced. Age % to
35. Personnel Service. 1911 @ st. NV.
CASHIER male, neatly dressed, for
N1AoAAAcAS, hotel-niRht club: res.au-
rant experience preferred. Salary and
meals.
STENOG female. age 21 to %. exp
~ cA>N'' credit clerk for retail wear
ing apparel store. Salary. 800 month
SALES GIRL, sT,,n1 .smale: sxr * ,osnia aemon, n
pens. also typewriters: exp. only; excel
lent salary
STENOG. CASHIER, female fem ~, re-
store or finance CO exp age rs to 80.
ASST CIR. MGR, femsie fso9si., r.tai retail
local exp only; excellent salary and bonus.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
Evening star., 1938-09-07
PERSONAL

dss a1saSa2amf %.!Sa5am k.,sIs: ::s ~ p
s4n:. %: 0s 81 nsnss back p%s sS1 SSs9
Isss columtbiiss "a. A Adams s5 os5s. s"-f'>A
FALSE -TIGTH REPAR0 WHIIE roo
We.tor! Rd: iz,s .sa kes eH fsss COL
Snsnin. SnGk AED s.9t h tth suEsfa5RY scnooL
Wsv.nsp1rtstion; W.,, o1 e sla mo. sse2 N NV.
LET pr. DELLA LEDENDIcKIRs WON
ss.y: sosb 8 ~ St. NV NV. a Wes. i2 iiao.D pans
CoNVALEScENTs iNVALiDs AND Ei-
Gerry persons cared for IN nurses home;
DOCTORS reference Special diet. Clsv: 1888.
s3ss xouR bo SHlLI ao, WEI. p .cna neAREp fon
ssTs u lnvS. aoME r4s AoED
Doctors. references: coiums.. alba. w.
ten. 1922 Mass. .ehusetts ave. NV; school
q s..e ee:nss5 ss5 to sns sso sRSF''''' hour day or
LEARN 70 SPEAK. ACT. WRITE sHoRT
'sssSE; e rs, .,s5;;s TEE fssTI5g2s
ANP budins RepsblIe nads
1850. Manuscripts criticized and marketed:
CHILD TRAINING REFINED ATMoe-
pncle' IUOIH. OOuIQ. lAun0ry. weekly eQu-
cational trips. Individual tutoring. empfa-
sis on cultural Development. Rates. SS.75
per week. Atlantic 1888.
DEVELOP YOUR PERSONALITY. LEARN
to impress people well. New, ten weeks.
S0th: :: MoTnins class Sept; 14th., Expert
Voice Improvement. Diction. Conversation.
understandins. Marriage and Friendship.
Limited Eroups. Enroll now. AGNES Nc
CALL PARKER 1900 Conn ave. Dist. 5000
REFINED COLLEGE GIRL. TAKING
nurses training. desires work afternoons
or evenings caring for lady or child in q
refined home. Excellent At sivinR Swedish
m MASSAGE. Shepherd 5000.
ESTABLISHED LAWYER WANTS YOUNG.
ambitious lawyer to share expenses Of
ofhces near the courts. Box 23-M. Star o.
141a R ST. NV. APT. 20-cRo. BED
spreads tablecloths. afshans. scarfs, etc;
reas ANY time. Dupont 1884
YOUNG MAN, .UNENcUMBERED. WITH
Ia sale coupe fpll or part time work for
expenses; free to travel Box 32-M Star
PERMANENTS, $l.75.
Finger wave. 15c; manicure. 1bc. Met. TITS.
Mabelle Honour School, 1910 N. Y, Ave,
Evening star., 1938-09-07
FOUND

FOUND
Animdls and articles OF calus
uertised tn The Star pithoNt charge
II no reDard Is erpected,
Each advertisement UNl be I'm.
itcd to fou, lines. The name and
address OF advertiser Ut1l BE- re-
oriYed.
Evening star., 1938-09-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
GIRL colored. experienced. desires maids
work Of any kind: references Met. 1878.
GIRL eslored desires iob as a,rE experienced s1
time. Atlantic 87O6.
e.Tns aR s.0Ffs xa.m: nsst 4!sSs Sses days work
GIRL. colored, Wishes days work Of any
1O-11 am. Emeline.
GIRL: colored, take charge small children
niGhss Xxx Ss.; Esllooeie nsa1Is h9nsst Call after
R 9 Sen Tans x.snt TcTs s1 psn
Adams 64e9-W.
GIRL. colored. reliable, honest, wants
chambermaid's work; no Sunday: city refs.
exceptionally COED Ct hotel OF once work.
Gladys Campbell. 403 Florida ave. NV.
GIRL, Va, colored, capable, neat and re-
fined, wishes days work: ref Pot. O43s.
GIRL, colored, neat wants work as moth
er's helper or ehild's nurse. 1761 Willard
GIRL, colored, wishes INV, full or part
time; city references Decatur 5319.
spsrtment: with reference. North 2s62-J
GIRL. colored, neat. wishes position IS
part-time waitress or mothers helper; ref
erence. Call North s179.
GIRL. colored, desires work, light house,
work or cleaning once. Call in person or
write. 1893 2 st. NV, Apt. 35.
GIRL. colored Southern. wants work as
ea ke.s Ct house apart
Work work; refs. Atlantic ssos. A''N' A'N
sood COOK oiG nsst and rsi,.sis sHeeilent lsi
erencs. Cau Potomac 0406-J.
Evening star., 1938-09-07
HELP WoMEN,
(Continued.)

Luzier Representative.
Estabiished clientele. Box ASK. Star.
SELL MARVEL CHRISTMAS
sSARps 80 FOR q so, WITH NAME,
7 gorgeous Box Assts. Free Samples.
ARTISTIC PUBLISHING co,
3O6 w. Adams. Dept. 4O4. Chicaso. .
Evening star., 1938-09-07
STENOGRAPHER

O1 1GNONffIAFf1E
1F to 26 years old, sinsle; must be alert,
efncient and have 2 years retail credit
store experience; attraetiveness and per-
sonality essential. Good salary and oppor-
tunfty TO advance. Only those with above
Yeauirements vii be Interviewed. Apply
Wednesday. 7:30 D.m, The Ross Co., 702
Evening star., 1938-09-07

COuNTERMAN.. white, and short order
cook: capable Of handhnE SEA food. This
you are qualified. Apply Dams Tavern,
4th and b stS. s.v.
Evening star., 1938-09-07

regularly priced at $3.50 that we are clos
Ing out this week at only SiOe Floor
samples. but in perfect condition and sold
with our usual new guarantee Easy terms
Natl. 1923. Arthur Jordan Piano Co,
corner 18th and q SITS
Evening star., 1938-09-07

SALESWoMEN,
SALESWOMEN (5). outside: sell hosiery
patent medicine salary bonus: no tele-
phones answered. 937 p st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-09-07

PIANO-Used walnut-hnish Cable Nelson
small size full keyboard apartment up
risht now reduced to $3.50. A nicely toned
instrument and real value at this low
price. Easy terms. Natl. 4730. Kits,
Evening star., 1938-09-07

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
BOOKS BOUGHT. good BOOKS. 81 kinds;
any quantity Bring them or phone @.
David Pearlman. 1407 @ st. NV. Met 64lb.
BOYS BICYCLE, 28,inch must Be- sood
condition. Have 2S-inch bicycle could
trade. Col. 2837-M.
cLoTHING-Hishest prices paid for mems
used cl2thins, Berman's. 1929 7th ct. NV.
Met. 3767. Open eve. win call.
COAL RANGE. state condition and price.
c: w HoGgan. Route 3. Vienna. Va.
FURNITURE. RUGS. stoves once furniture.
household goods etc: positively hishest
cash prices. For best results call any time.
Lane 64e9. ReliAble moving done.
FURNITURE-Would Ike purchase at once
:Sms noussnSlS Ssn%Sc seSs essS also piano
FURNITUREEcall. National B244. for best
prices for household once furniture,
p.m. can Dupont 1853 80 ~
FURNITURE. bric-a.brac china. glassware
prices paid. Gail Murrey. Adams 6I33. De
SsIsss % Or sS RaSosSsnz' NM f@sr,ea Slf,, e'sos'
CONTINUED o. Next fsSs.)
Evening star., 1938-09-07
BOATS.

CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
INTERNATIONAL 1898 truck; 173-inch-
long wheel base. platform body: fine for
stock or hauling: cost 81 $50; price. 5000:
will trade part livestock. Call Temple
2566-W
Evening star., 1938-09-07

grand in very good condition. S119; very
easy terms. Natl. 1923. Arthur Jordan
Piano Co. corner 18th and @ sts
Evening star., 1938-09-07

FOR BIGGER PROFITS SELL
PERSONAL INITIAL XMAS CARDS
Be flrst with newest fad. Seasons FAST
est money-maker; 81 novel folders with
sender's initial. 81 retail, SOC profit Name
inscribed cards, so for 81. Other unique
assortments. Get samples. Artistic. 217
Way, Elmira n r.
Evening star., 1938-09-07
DOGS, PETS, ETC
BABY CHICKS,

SPEC1AL-BLOOD-TE
White Leghorns, Barred and White Rocks
r. I. Reds, $3.50 VIM. James a. Son. oli
X st, NV. Metropolitan O0SS
Evening star., 1938-09-07

RAD1OS-Special close e-out of floor sample
and slightly used sets at low prices; 1887
model s-tube Philco., now S2e.e5 (was
now $40 a5 twas 500 s9bl; 1885 model
General Electric set, nov s4e;a5 twas
tube set now reduced to S5ae6 (was
S119.a5); orand-new 1898 model Si49.p5
Grunow with automatic tuning, now only
S75: several others: new-Set guarantee;
easy terms. Natl. 1928 Arthur Jordan
Piano Co.. corner 18th and @ SITS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-31
NOVELTY ACTS ON
 CORPS PROGRAM
St. Stanislaus Youngsters Sponsor Vaudeville and
 Dance With Success

Plumbers and baton swingers of- fered novelty entertainment Satur- day night at the first annual enter tainment and dance by the St. Stanislaus Kostka fife and drum corps Saturday night in Temple hall. More than 800 persons attended.
 Fritz Klambt's tumblers and Bob Lynch's troupe of seven baton swing CTS were the decided hits of the show. Jane Sheehy, swinging two batonS at once, and performing tap dance on a bass drum, led the baton group.
 Other soloists included Irene Paul lowSki, Maureen Hanrahan, Jane Adamski, Chester Ostrowski, Ted Hojnacki, Chester Ostrowski and Irene Olschefski. The fife and drum corps played several selections, and music for dancing was by Victor zembruski's Co-Eds.
 The committee in charge of the affair included Rev. Walter Sier- acki, Ted Olschefski, Irving Car zantsy, John KozlowSki, Chester Hojnacki. Miss Marie Brovick, Miss Vera Czarzasty, Bert Koslow- ski, Miss Anna Skibsnski, Louis Naruszewicz, Anthony CzarzastV, Anthony Mendyka, Miss Sophie Rrovick and Edward Hoinacki.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-31
MAYOR TO NAME
 BOARD MEMBER
Resolutions Prepared on Death of Late Commits
 sOiner ThOs. F. Bergin

A resolution on the death of Thomas R Bergin will be drafted today at a meeting of the Board of Education, of which he was mem Der, Chairman John J. Walsh said today. The board will conduct its regular business meeting this after noon at 4 o'clock in Crosby high school.
 MT. Bergin died January g. Chair man Walsh said that the board had conducted a special meeting on that day for the purpose of taking ap- propriate action. Copies of today's resolution will be placed on the boards minutes, and also sent to the late commissioner family.
 Successor to MT. Bergin, demo- crat, will be appointed by Mayor Frank Hayes. As yet no indications have been given as to who the new commissioner will be.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-31
VENSEL ELECTED
 BY CREDIT UNION

Mortimer c. Vensel was elected president at the annual meeting Sat- urday night at Veterans of Foreign Wars hall of the Waterbury Tool company Employees federal credit union. A per cent dividend was voted and reports showed that the organization has -61 members, made 189 loans totalling $8987.17 during 1897 and now has assets of $3,000.
 Following the election and busi- ness meeting social program was held with dancing and refreshments. The MendelsSohn male chorus, G. Loring Burwell, director, and Ernest Hale, sang. James E. Moran, lead CT in federal credit union work in this state, congratulated the organ ization. Stanley J. Perkins. superin- tendent of the Waterbury Tool con- pany, and Alan Van Alystyne, per- sonnel manager, were guests. Other officers are: Managing director and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-31
JACARUSO HELD ON
 WOCOMPLAINTS

Patsy Jacaruso, B, of Il Green mount terrace, yesterday had the unusual and unhappy experience of being arrested twice in the same day.
 Yesterday morning Patrolman James Moore went to Jacaruso's home and served him with warrant charging non-support. He was booked at headquarters and re- leased.
 After returning home, MT. Jaca- ruso allegedly gave his wife a beat ing because he had been arrested AS a result, Patrolman Moore made a second trip to the Jacaruso home, and arrested him again, this time on breach of peace charge.
 In city court this morning, Judge Edward Mascolo gave Jacaruso a continuance to Saturday, when he will be arraigned on the two counts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-31
Everyman's Bible Class

The Everyman's Bible Class Of Waterville held it's usual Sunday morning service yestercay at the Grace Methodist church. Carl Froe- lich, class president was in charge and a class discussion and Bible study took place on the subject of Heaven" with George Angle, a member of the class, as the speak er.
 The regular church service was held at 1030 o'clock, and Adjutant Alexander Mack, member of the Salvation Army in New Haven, spoke on, "The Miracles of Christ" Special music was rendered by the choir, also the Everyman's Bible Glass quartet. composed og Charles Probert, Gift Butcher, Vincent Leonard and George Leonard, gave a selection.
 In the afternoon, delegation from the Bible Class attended the d3dicatory services of the new home O. the Salvation Army, 132 Cherry
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-31
WORKMEN'S CIRCLE
 SPONSORS BANQUET

The annual banquet of the Work mems Circle school was attended by more than 100 persons, in Work mems Circle hall last night. Orga- nizations represented included the Waterbury Hebrew Star Benefit as- sociation; the district committee of Workmen'S Circle and the Jewish National Workers alliance.
 Entertainers included Miss Paul cite Wolozin, Miss Leah Schnaeroff, and MT and Mrs. Harold Rearson. Barnet Stein, general chairman of arrangements was assisted by Mich ael Twersky, Lazer Kuperman, Isa- dore Dibner, David Stein, Morris A. Fein, Samuel Wolozin and Morris Cooper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-31
CALL TRAVELS 1S,OOO MILES

Carmel Cal, (UP)-Mrs. Elsie Lincoln Benedict received a tele- phone call from Sydney, Australia, routed the long way around the globe via India, England, New York, and across the continent, distance of 18,OO0 miles. The call had orig inally been mde for the direct con- nection from Sydney here, but it was routed the other way. The charge was $53 for the first three minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-31
Pastor

today, having left Waterbury yes- terday to spend week in the middle western city. Purpose of the meeting Is to outline national program for the church.
 MT. Bobilin is chairman of the committee on evangelism of the New York East conference which,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-31
METHODISTS MEET

Rev. Theodore c. Bobilin, pastor of First Methodist church, as rep resentative of the New York East Conference of the Methodist church, is attending a United Methodist conference at Chicago
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-31

The original light plane was in- troduced first in 1909, manufactured by Santos-Dumont. It weighted 59 pounds, and was capable of 55 miles an hour. The plane had only 102 square feet of wing surface.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-31

Germany's greatest mine disaster occurred at Radbold, Ruhrrevier, in 1908, when 360 lives were lost in mine explosion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-31

All people of Waterville are in vited to attend a public moving picture show, to be given under the auspices of the Casper s. Davis, Jry American Legion, Post No. 136, at the Sprague school gymnasium, Tuesday evening, February 9th, at 8:30 o'clock.
 The pictures to be shown are of the American Legion National Con- vention which was held last Septem- Der, in New York City. There will also be comedy reels, which will be of special interest to the children.
 Through efforts of Adjutant Fred erick Poudim of the Casper s. Davis Post, this showing is made possible.
 The Davis Post is offering this entertainment at on cost to those who attend.