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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04
Future Bride Is
rendered ShotUe,

A miscellaneous and greenback
shower WnB given IN honor OF Miss
Theresa Engala Tuesday nj tho Bos-
co.'s Flower Grill, Miss Engala Will
become the bride OF Vincent Del
Croce June n NJ Our Lady OF
Lourdes church.. The shower was
given by Mrs, Catherine Engala and
Miss Grace Engala.
Tho following persons attended,
Mrs, Nicholas Augelli, Mrs, Flora
Augelii, Miss Patsy Augelli Mrs,
Kathryn Autore, Mrs. ConcGtta Az
tore, Mrs. Nancy Bosc0, Mrs. Jose.
phine BrucGolirG, Mrs, Virginia Bur.
M, Mrs. Santa Bupgio, Mrs. Car
moIla Chlllemi, Mrs, Domcnic Cipr-
ano, Mrs, Cipiulla, Mrs, Calvo,
Christine DeCiceo, Mrs Atilia De
Lena, Monte dc Lena, Margaret Dc
Lena, Mrs. Josephine Angelo, Rigo-
letta ID Lena, Mrs, CarIa, Miss Lucy
Dervio, Mrs. Alma Del Crpcc, Miss
Josephine Del Croce Mrs, ASsunta
Del Croec, Connie Del Croce, Mrs,
A. Campopino, Miss J. Crocc, Mrs.
j. DiLeo, Mrs, N. DoVito, Mrs, 70.
landa DantinO, Mrs. j. VorgiIio, MlSB
Alga ID VOrgil0, Mrs. M. D'Amico,
Miss D'Amic0, Mrs. v. Crispini, Mrs,
Helen Engala, Mrs, Josephine En-
gala, Estello Engala, Mary 0uas-
tella, Mrs. Imbmbo, Dora Farrina,
Mrs Nicola Marie Mucci, Mary
Smith, Mrs, Zuibel Mrs, GiaGon-
DIM, Louise LanZier, Mrs. M. Mar.
ma Josephine den0palsc, Grace
santora, Mrs, Tata, Mrs, In Mat.
tina, Mrs, n, Rosa, Mrs. T., diella,
Mrs, Pitt0, Mrs. II, Flerroni, Mary
Imbimbo, Mrs, Mandlni, Mrs. Pan
asst, Mrs, Barb0, Mrs Valuitc, Con-
iie Muka, Mrs. La Capra, Mrs, Wal
lace, Mrs, 5acc0, Mrs Yalti2i, Mrs.
M. Munda, Miss j. Lanticre, Miss
Mary Lantiere, Josephine dcnovesc,
Mrs. q. segretario, Mrs, g. Onalfe,
Mrs. Luca Iocci, Mrs, sordo, Mrs.
MeBSina, Mrs. A. MnncuSo, Lena
Y0se, Louise YoSe, Mrs, l.. Man
care, Mrs. Anne Pcrrio, Mrs. jose
phine La Porta, Miss Angie Joray,
Mrs. n. Risonelli, Mrs John Vacca.
Miss Lucille Marsclle, Mrs. Russo,
Mrs, l.. Kictchiss, Mrs, g. Tosc, Mrs,
J. Magrahan, !. Jaccariisso, Pauline
Frcnzo, NJ, Mazda, M. J, Mazda,
Louise Rocco, Conectta Malarci,
Cnrmella Russia, Domcnica Manas-
cusc, Angelina inIBcra, eight Spc-
Cial Girls Dept, M, M, Vorno, q,
Rislero, Filomena Inpahush, p. La
Murda, Louis stero, Louise Fran
Ice, Julia Nicola, Maria Mucci, Mrs,
j. LOnebO,
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B And p Club Has
Informal Dime,

The Business and Professional
WomGn's club held an informal din.
ncr last evening at the Hotel Elton
In celebration OF the success OF the
recent flower mart and food fair
sponsored by the club, Miss Anna
Plat, originator OF the Idea for the
club was highly praised IN brief
talk by the president OF the club,
Miss Isabel Hinekley who also
praised the work OF her assisting
ways and means committee and
other members who aided In the
affair
Arrangements for the dinner were
In charge OF Miss Ruth Liebeck. The
tables were attraetivoly decorated
with spring flowers and guests were
presented with boutoniereS arranged
rs old fashioned nosegays which
were prepared by Miss Plat,
Those present were: Helen r..
Tareila, Myra NJ. Somers, May A.
somerS, Madeleine Marshall, Mar
gnret M. Toleman, Mabel A. Bach
mann, Rena M, Puiior, Anna b.
Plat, Isabel II. Hinekley, Alice
II. Elliott, Ruth Stoughton, Ruth
!. Liebeck, Ruth drinnell, Addit
Crane, Helen l., Webb, Charlotte
Merchant, Mabel M. Jordan, Flor
ence r. dreonleaf Caroline Ben
ham, Anna M, Moran, Edna L.
Kott, Leon Pike, Mrs, George
Brown, Leila p, Root, Florence
Sellew, May Reeves, Aida II, Rice,
Clara Woodruff, Helen Merrlman,
Ruby A. Wood, Emily u. Merrl-
man, JoannettC Bronneke, Mary
Sanford, Mrs, Bertha Brown and
Alethoh n. puffer.
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ny WIN. ". MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority

Here Ia another interesting hand
from II. H. (Dick) Richards OF De-
troit. In commenting on the bidding
Richards says that n West had
opened with q diamond Instead OF q
heart, In all probability bis side
would have arrived at o five dia-
mond contract, which could not
have been beaten. The fact that
hand can be beaten does not always
mean that the declarer did not play
II we'll.
Az soon Oh the dummy went down,
declarer realized that the only rea-
son that North could double was
that no held four hearts. South had
bid spades, and East and West be-
tween them held oil OF the high
cards. Deciding 10 pull 40uthB lone
heart, declarer led the heart Jack,
and North made the mistake Of
playing low. Now the hand could
not be defeated, while II North had
Jumped 80 with the ace OF hearta
and returned o heart, the contract
would have gone down.
When the jack OF hearts held
West played small club 10 DUN.
my's ace, then ruffcd q spade, A
diamond wa won IN dummy with
the queen and The last spade ruffed
Nov q high diamond was cabhed
and the king and queen Of clubs
then the remaining good CLUB,
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was heaven blue net with lace
bodice and short sleeves and the
front OF the bodice was trimmed
with small pink velvet bows. The
skirt had rows of ruffled net In
circular effect. Her hat was small
framed shape OF blue tulle In
matching color to her gown
trimmed with pink and blue flowers
on the crown. She carried n coll
onial bouquet Of spring flowers with
colored streamers 10 match her
gown.
The bridesmaids gowns were OF
shell pink and maize marqu,sette
respectively and were fashioned
alike with trimming of circular
bands OF lace and having square
necklines and short pulled sleeves.
They wore large horsehair hats
trimmed with bands and streamers
OF groSgrain ribbons IN colors TO
match their gowns. Colonial bou-
quest with matching steamers
completed their costumes The
dress OF the brides mother was
navy due Sneer crepe ana she wore
white accessories and a corsage OF
gardenias,
A reception for about one num-
dred guests was held at Koay Nook
inn following the ceremony. Out
OF town guests were In attendance
from Hartford, Bristol, Chicago and
Cambridge. Mr.. Donnelly aud his
bride left on wedding trip to the
White Mountains, the bride wear
ing n poudre blue silk mesh travelling
dress with corresponding accessories
and q corsage Of tea roses. Upon
their return they viii reside at lao
Waterville street.
The ceremony was performed on
the fortieth wedding anniversary OF
the bridegroom's parents,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04

Members from various classes
gathered nj u dinner NJ the new
Notre Dame Academy last evening
In observance Of the forty.nInth an
nua reunion OF tho Metre Dame
Alumnae Association. The TIC DelIm
was sung In the academy gardens
after which the dinner WaB held
Mrs, Edward r, Conlan reviewed
the activities OF tho organization
and u talk on Rev. Mother b.
PaulinuB, superior was given by Miss
Agnes Fitzpatrick, Vocal Bolectlonh
were rendered by Miss Margaret Nc
Mahon with Miss Marion Keane M
accompanied, A brief talk on "Notrc
Dame" was given by Mis- Kathryn
Hanrahhn ana M q closing number
tho Alumnae group sang tho Alum
nee song with Mrs, Vincent Miller
aB accompanied
Among those IN attendance were
Mrs. John q. Barry, Mrs. John u
Barry, Mary Bennett, Sadie Ben.
nett, Helen Belive0tl, Mrs, Edward
Bobbin, Katherine Calvin Brady
Mary Casey, Mrs Henry Carroll
Unice Claffoy, Mrs, Edward C0nlan
Margaret Corr, Mrs. Martin Dunn
Amy Dunn, Mrs. Doyle, Ansonla
Mis- Helen D0wney, Mrs, Daniel
harrington, Mildred f'lnnan, Mrs
Raymond Fitzpatrick, Ester Flynn,
Mary Frenzy, Mrs, dullbert, kath-
crime Grady,
Kathryn Hanrahan, Mrs. John
Hutchinson, Agnes Horrlgan, Mrs
Henry Kast Woodm0nt, E, May
Kecfe, Marion Keane, Ruth Ken
naugh, Mrs, Thomas Kelley, Gath
crino Lenhy, Mrs, Ludorff, Hartford
Mrs, Timothy Lynch, Helen FitS'
patrick Lynch, Katherine Mahoney
Eulalia Madden, Mrs. ManSo, MrE
pTancls Mcdonald, Mrs. Prank q
McIgyoy, Alice MeLlndon, Mrs. VIM
cent Miller, Mrs. Walter M0nagan
Mrs, Moro, Mrs, Michael N00nan
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04

Many prizes for excellence In var
ious fields OF endeavor were pre-
scented 10 students OF the GRADUATE
ing class Of Saint Margarets' school
at class day exercises held yester-
day afternoon at the school, Irv-
ing II. Chase presented the awards
10 the graduates and the address OF
welcome was given by Gloria Pierce,
president OF the senior class, With
the farewell address being given by
Rozanne Armstrong Of Hampton,
Va, class orator. The response was
made by Virginia Fish OF New York
city, junior class orator. Mrs. John
N. Lewis acknowledged the dedica-
ton OF 1.-THE SalmaRundi, senior
class book, 10 the late Rev. Or, John
N. Lewis. Miss Alberta G. Edell,
headmIstress Of the school, accepted
the senior class gift and brief
program Of musical selections was
rendered by the olee club.
The senior class play, given nj the
Waterbury Women's club last night,
was Shakespeare twelfth Night.
The cast included: Clown, Patri-
cia Hawkes. OF Waterbury: Orsino,
Patricia Bell; Curio, Margaret Camp
OF Waterbury; Valentine, Betsy
Hubbell; Viola, Jane Deacon OF
ThomaSton, sea captain, Dorothy
Lehman; Sir Toby Belch, Barbara
Van Norman; Maria, Mary Board
man OF Waterbury; Sir Andrew
Aguecheck, Rozanne Armstrong;
Olivia, Diana Lucas OF Waterbury;
Malvolio, Ricka Orecnberg; Fabian,
Anne Foster; Sebastian, Barbara
pierpont;, Antonio, Jean PIERCE;
FIRST officer, Polly Smith OF Water
bury; second officer, Joan Hamann;
priest, Nancy Coe Of Torrington;
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Miss June Garren Is
Honored At Dinner

Miss June darren was surprised
at q dinner party given In her honor
NJ WaVcrly Inn In Cheshire on Sat-
urday by the girls from the offices
OF the Street and Water Depart
ments. where Miss darren rs en-
ployed.
The table was tastefully decorated
In q color scheme OF pink and white
with n centerplecc OF valley lilies
and purple pansies. The brlde.to-b
was presented with n white Bridal
Prayer Book by those IN attendance.
The guests were Miss Mary Stllll-
van, Miss Wlnifrod BrIckol, Miss
Elizabeth tnwlor, Miss June dHrren
and Miss Betty Mcdlvncy, hostess
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Weddings
sALINGEI. .SAsLOW

On Sunday, May 2Gth at the
Pythlan temple on Whalley avenue
New Haven, Mis- Sarah BaSloW,
daughter OF Mr.. md Mrs, Louis s6B'
low OF Elliott street, New Haven,
was married 10 Arthur Balinger,
B0n OF Mrs. Pauline saIing6f OF
Pine street, this city, Cantor
Charles Bud0ck performed the
double ring ceremony under On
altar OF palms. Mrs. Annette kor.
kin sang ~ Love You Truly"
MiBs Lillian BaSl0W OF New Haven
and Mis- Barsh Kay and Miss Hen
rietta Mark0witS OF New York,
The usherB wore: Harold Bnsl0W
OF New Haven, Murray Kapl0witS
and George Meyers Of New York,
Tho couple " residing NJ 81 Ell
Holt avenue, New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04

Members OF the class OF 1910 Of
Albertus MagnuB College, New Ha-
ven, who are participating In the
Commencement activities OF the
week from June 0 10 June 10 are
the Misses Hilda Bencivenga and
Mary Pace OF Waterbury.
Miss Hilda Bonclvenga Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. Bench
vcnga OF North Main street, ! She
prepared for AlbcrtuS MagnuB at
Crosby high school. Her college aC-
tlvitiGs included membership In the
Old Of Our Lady for four years,
The Albcrtinum business board dur.
Ing her junior and senior years, and
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04
Y,olanda Crosse Is
Birthday Guest

Mr., and Mrs. Camille Crosse OF
Maple Street entertained at birth
day party at her home on Saturday
for their daughter, Yolanda Crosse
who was nine years old, The hos
tess was Miss Flora Bruni,
Those who attended were Ann
Pollard, Sarah Ellen Hayes, Barbara
Borg, Gloria Gervais, Barbara Cole
man, Cornolia Mclehionnc, Bobby
ZInno, Rosetta Lombard, Michael
lombard, Mary Caliola, MnrI8 Gallo
Dolores Gallo, Marguerite Griffin,
Joan Aston and Patricia Byrncs,
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Engagements
HEALY-BRENNEIS

Aar. and Mrs. John w. BrenneIS
OF Perkins Avenue announce the
engagement and coming marriage
OF Ghelr daughter, Dorothy Veronica.
10 Harold -. Healy, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Healy OF Cutler street
WatertoWn,
the wedding will take place Aug
ust 3 nj o o'clock nj b. Michnel'B
Church. Watervllle,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall M. Barney
OF East Hartford announce the birth
OF o son, James Murray Barney, on
May ~ ut the New Haven Hospital.
Mrs. Barney rs the former Eleanor
Ellis, daughter OF Judge Arthur +,
Ellis OF Litchfield,
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North found out that II he ruled
low, dummy would ovrrun and
North could make only his two high
trumps; II North ruled high, dunn
my would discard the last diamond
and North could make only one
more trick. Thus by giving tho OPP
ponents The chance 10 make Just
4 little mistake, the contract was
made.
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The Odd Fellows and Rcbokah
Field Day Corporation met In New
Haven Oh Monday evening, June
Ord aB the guests OF New Haven
Rebekah Lodge No. 3. Meeting
opened at $3.50 p, m, with Emile J
R0ndOau, presiding NJ the gavol ant
one hundred and twelve MEMBER
present In tho hall,
Chairman's OF tho ticket commit
tee, location and drill committee
and various other committees res
ported on tho fine cooperation and
program for this event. q. n. II
field day 10 be held nj Lake Quas-
sapaug on Saturday, August 10th q
complete success Regarding the
Dr0gra mf0r this event q. II. IT.
Mathes and his committee arc
working very faithfully In preparing
for u more unique and complete
souvenir program.
Winona Robekah lodge was reD-
resented by the Misses Anna and
Wllhelmlna Engert M delegates
with Lena v, dugIiotU and Mrs
ElIa Anderson. Carl Loother, drill
master also attended,
Nosah0gan lodge M delegates
were Kari r, Wagner, Richard Cot
tor; Townsend lodge represented by
A. W. Allberg and M. Anderson,
Franklin lodge OF Thomnston rep.
resented by q. ". II. Mathos; FaIlf
Rebekah lodge members included
Davlda Blakesloo, Pearl Erickson
and Janet Frazier, and Mrs. q. n
II. Mathes.
A vote OF thanks was extended tC
New Haven RGbekah lodge for Their
hospitality, Lovely luncheon wal
served In tho later evening dr0un
adjourned at 10 y. m. Next meeting
Wng announced for July ist,
The annual Odd Fellows Home
Day VIII take place In droton
Conn., on Sunday, juno 9th. Mrs
Hllda RoseVenr, noble grand OF WI.
mona Rebekah lodge will attend on
q delegate, Any other members
Wishing 10 attend will kindly com.
mtinlcate with Mrs. R0sevear,
Santa Maria Circle, Daughters Of
Isabella, will hold their regular
meeting "Wednesday evening at 8;iB
o'clock nj KNIGHTS OF Columbus Hall
on North Main street.
Plnns will be- discussed for the
yprlolls activities which the Circle
Will sponsor.
A rehearsal OF the entire cast Of
The minstrel show TgnbclIa Revue
VII directly follow Tho meeting. The
show VIII bc presented Friday eve.
ming nj the WASHINGTON Park Com
lnlnltv Club under tho direction Of
Patrick Wallace,
An exhibition drill bv Santa Mawa
Circles drIl team headed bv Mis-
Marjorie 0pIlter. captain. will fol-
low The show.
The regular meetInq OF the well
fare committee OF the HoncVIlie
Community club will bc held on
Thursday evening nj the home Oi
Miss Ann Sweeney OF Baldwin
street. Mrs, Joseph Monnerat will
preside,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04
Notre Dame Alumnae
Gathers At Reunion

Katherine OBrien, Mrs Madeline
Farley Peppe, Katherine Phelan
Sadie Phelan, Mrs, Herbert Smith
Mary Kelley,
Mrs. william scoffield, Mrs. But
Ter Sherwell, Angle Slocum, Port
chester, Mrs. Quindan, Helen stey-
ons, Katherine Sutton, Evelyf
Walsh, Alice Wolfe, Margaret Me-
Mahon, Mrs, Ralph Vaughn, Mrs
dnlnan, Mrs. Judd, Mrs Delaney.
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HOW TO GET AJOB

Of this
world include: William knud
president
Earle McG casting director
Civil
relations Foods
and Rubber Company
81 director
Studios 9r Floyd w. Reeves director American Youth
York; Il
social Security Board 2-Max Robinson
Of coo 70 College
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the business board OF the Yearbook
In her senior year. A member Of
tho Catholic Literature Group, she
served rs president last year,
Miss Benclvonga majorcd In the BIZ
illogical sciences.
Miss Mary Pace, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael A. Pace OF
High street, has concentrated on
Romance languages In her college
course. For four years she has held
membership In the Resident STU
dents Choir, tho Catholic Literature
Group the Old Of Our Lady, and
the dleo Club, OF which she was
secretary during her Junior year,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04

Announcement N made OF the
birth OF u son on May goth 10 MI,
and Mrs. Harry Dubuque OF Peck
Lane, West Choghlrc, Mrs, Du-
buque Ia tho former Mary Kelly OF
Highland avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04
, MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE

When Your Contract Seems Lost, Let Your Opponents
Help You Make u
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Announcement III made OF the
birth OF q daughter, Carol MI ~,
MaryB hospital yesterday 10 Mr..
and Mrs. George Mulligan, Jr, Mrs,
Mulligan IN the former Alma Fitz-
patrick.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04

This year she was given the honor
OF being chosen editor-in- chief OF
The Albertinum, after serving on
the editorial board OF this publica-
ton her sophomore and junior
years. Last year she was elected Sec
rotary OF her class and rs a senior
was elected 10 serve on the literary
board Of the Yearbook, For time
during her senior year, she edited
the Undergraduate News Bulletin,
q publication OF Press Board, the
student publicity organization, 10
which she was appointed In her
junior year, Miss Pace prepared at
Crosby high school.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04

The city championship for ladies
conducted at the Elton Contract
club by Mrs. William Sherman
Smith was won yesterday by Mrs.
Matthew Doyle and Mrs. Ambrose
Egan with 53S points, Other high
scorers were; Mrs, william Dunphy
and Mrs, Thomas Bane, $50; Mrs.
Thomas Collins and Mrs, Raymond
Pidge, 500: Mrs. Louis Lougee and
Mrs. Helen Clark, 496
In yesterdays session top scorers
were: North anu South: Dunphy-
Bane, "a i-2; Shaler- Bernier, 30 and
East and West Monzani- Writht, o.
l-2 and Spicer-Hess. 80.
Top scorers IN the regular Mon
day evening session OF the Elton
club we're: North and South Mrs,
George Russell and Mrs. Joseph
Bergin, 70; Herbert Root and Alvin
Davis, ~ i-2; and East and West
Walter Geraghty and Donald Bon.
70 and Mr.. and Mrs David Miller
10 l-2
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB
Winners in last evenings session
OF the Cornell Contract club con-
Quoted by Mrs. John G, Moriarty
were; Mrs. Harry Van Horsten and
Mrs. Edison Hitchcock SO; Mrs. Will
liam Deedy and Mrs. John Penal
aitis, SO l-2; and East and West,
Miss Lena Lembo and Mrs. M, Kass,
so; and Miss Margaret McGrath,
and Miss Dorothy Guilfoilc, 80 l-2,
Top scorers were; YoSe- Sullivan,
1877: Van Horsten- Kronval, lB9;
Deadly Penalaitis, 1856 l-2 and Lam
aro-Lanaro, 1873 i-2.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Third Con-
gregational church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Henry Tooker Of Fox
street on Wednesday at 2;30 o'clock
instead Of at the parish hall,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-04

The regular meetInq OF the well
fare committee OF the Hopcville
Community club will bc held on
Thursdav evening nj the home 0i
Miss Ann Sweeney Of Baldwin
street. Mrs, Joseph Monnerat will
preside,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-29
PERCY'S CAFE
6 IT D P AT PEnCY'S CAFE Breokfost Dinner or Light
 Lunches : DELICIOUS FOOD . FOUNTAIN SERVICE . REFRESHMENTS

Lang gang painters down huge boulder for fear it's intense from the actors The company load of boulders around.
 took pointers cowboys only to be ruled Most cowpunhers ride bent over saddle, stay with the horse Hollywood picturesque military style straight back straight shoulders. .,s, ssS.ss4 .g.Es
 Canyon Arizona they photographed the only buffalo herd running wild U S. George Wrench state commissioner granted permission to oveeed the beasts to subdue their activity.
 ready for the war-path They Hollywood decided in favor typical Indian The locals when the imports arrived deced the Hollywood "cgar store had reservation
 Lang a naturalzed who in Germany made the horror among others did Fury in Hollywood seems in the awestern In Europe he was fas by the movies and books and he continued fshand he came to America Ills first west ern The Frank James led to this second
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named to act, not think, and for che most part, being named an elector is about as empty and anonymous a national honor as could be imagined.
 In 1892 and ly3S, the grateful Democratic committee brought the Electoral College to Washington fos. i sort of graduation fiesta, The col iege graduates were wined, dined, oack-slappcd and given the keys to the capital This year, the com mittee is no less grateful but t hasn't decided yet whether it will bring the college in for a third term blowout.
 I gathered it depends more on the state of the national commit tees, treasury than on the degree Of gratitude for those 440 votes.
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HONOR ROLL

The following pupils in the grades have been placed on the honor roll for the six weeks period which ended last week. They are as fol- lows:
 Fhst grade, Aleda Warner; sec ond grade, Terry Snethen and Pauline Bonner; third grade. Billy Logan and Carol Cochrane
 Fourth grade, Jeanine Greiner; fifth grade. Donald Bonner; sixth grade. Peggy Cochrane,
 Seventh and eighth grades, Mel yin Shudshift and Robert Savikko, As; Billy Devon, Rudy Krsul and Louis Bolhlet. B's.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-29
You May Assume, But Cannot lnsisi. ihat
 FDR Is Re : eletted
(Continued from Page One)

f
 the Electoral ', College have won their little paragraphs in the his tory books by voting other than as directed
 In l796. Samuel Miles, named as an Adams elector in Pennsyl- vania. cast his ballot for Thomas Jefferson, drawing this comment from an irate Federalist: What? Do I chuse Samuel Miles to de- ternline for me whether Jo h Il Adams or Thomas Jefferson shall be President? Nol I cf,use him to act. not to think"
 The other electoral colleeian who went. astray was William Plumer of New Hampshire. who, in 1920. cast the only electoral vote against James Monroe. The story is that
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NORTH SEA
 TAKES 46;;
 21 ARRIVE

The North Sea brought 2l pas sengers over from Sitka last night and departed southbound from here with 46.
 Arrivals were Stanley Johnson Mrs. Art McKinnon, Gertrude o. sen. Sid Thompson, MI. and Mrs Fred Dolphin. W. A. Chipperfield Geraldine Torgerson, Neal Battig Steve Vuk0vich, Billy McCann, Eddie Powers, Lewis Taylor. Prank Chinella. Mabel Stoltz. David Bailey. Fred Donnelly. Joe Musto- nen, w L Gculdman. Mrs. J. Tate, William OBrien
 Sailing to Seattle were Jane Wick cry. Mrs. Gladys Barekston, c. F. Larson. Bob Davenport Elmer Seery, Grant Jackson, Ralph En- strom. William Bryson. Emil Ja- cobs. MT and Mrs. Ed Olsen. Fe- lecia Dunn. MT. and Mrs Charles Johnston, Mrs Everett Novel; Sylvia Novel;. Phillip Novel;, Roger Novel, Everett Novel;. MT. and Mrs. s. Klingenberg. H. c. Fair hurst, c. L. Shepardson, Mrs c L. Shepardson, Winifred Adams.
 H c. Shippey, Mrs. Shippey, Mrs. F. J. Wadhan, Mrs. Guy Me Naughton. James McNaughton, w ". Tinniswood, George Gebbie, Fred Kallerson, Joe Krulic, D. E. skinner.
 For Ketehikan John Wilson, J. 4. Brind.e. Mrs Brindle. L, Bryan, J. F Chandler, Earl D. McCinty, Allen SaIlse, T G. Weir.
 For Wrangell- MT. and Mrs. O. Blattebo William Paul.