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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
Honor Roll Posted
 At Driggs School
Principal John BrOphy Announces Names Of Outstand.
 ing Pupils At Close Of Second Marking Period

The honor roll for the second marking period at Driggs grammar school, announced this morning by John M, Brophy, principal, follows;
 Grade VIII, group T--Jean An- dergon, Ann Castonguay, Alvin Daniels, Laurence Feuerman, Helga Joles, Charles Lusher, Shirley Northway, Doris Romanuk, Lillian Rose, Mark sacharoff, Joseph Spinella.
 Group Tr-Morton Kramer, Ros- lyn Solomon, Paul Thrush, Bennett Klamkin, Florence Rubin, Gloria 9tAwecki, Robert Haddad, Gather inc Raggo, Hill VoSburgh, HadaSsah Safaan, Ned Ahearn, Helen Richard son, Beverly Newman, Carol Ches- son, lillian Horenbein, Albert Leach, Marie Plsani, Rose Woik, David Kaplan, Julia Fernandez, Martha KringaSy, Bill Goldstein.
 Group TIr--Vlrgilia Raymond, Esther 0atling, Prank Greco, der-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16

trude Johnson, Louis DAndrea, Nicholas Barone, Marjorie MenSies, Camille Bouley, Marian Andrews, Marie Gugliotti, Norman Yanofsky, Lorraine Richter, Harlan Armour, Leonard sCoviello, Jean Nelson, James Walker, Betty Noble, Helen Rodgers, Llberto Cesare, Theresa De Vlco, Robert Larmett.
 Grade VII, Group T-Rose Capo- blanco, stephen Ruskin, Eleanor sherman, Alice Shiller.
 Group Tf-Raymond Blum, Clar- ence Butler, Mary Hogan, Marllyn Kramer, Nicholas To Russo, Ram dall MendelSohn, Anthony Rosa, Rally Rosenbaum, Nicholas Samela, Joseph Simone, Gloria Spadola, Fred Valiante, Lillian Cesario, John Collins, Rosemary To porta, Russell SwenSon, Richard Stannerd, Irma 0reenhlatt, Rupert Andrews, Nancy Tanning.
 Group ITI-~Jean Barnett, Naomi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16
THOMACTON VE COLLECTING FU

Thomaston, Dev. fss11s raising campaign being ccnau by the Veterans og Foreign wars of this town is nearing ss 6 eEose with more success than anticipated even by the most ordent advocat8s of the plan, 1t was disclosed to- day.
 The fund being raised by the vet- erans in this town will be used ed see that every Clock Town youth tfs the U. s. Army, Navy CT Marine Corps will receive substantial cash present from the folks bacb home.
 Last evening progress was raads when the veterans, through Edward J. Ryan of this town, appealed for funds from the stage of the Park theater. Acoliection was taken u0 by veterans. Leaders Of tho spOss- sorirg group appeal to Ttcmae resi- dents to make their donations t0 the boys through 8 member Of the v. F. W. post.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16

cox, Charles Apetg, Howard Yyss. colt,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16

Group Tr-Fiannah Gelman, Ida Fried, Bernice Goldberg, Serefina Rossi, Robert Schuyler, Dorothy Bellmay, Mary Doria, Dorothy Gibbo, Angelo Perrone, Viola Yer. rastro, Gerard Kass.
 Group III-Evelyn Anderson, James FitESlmons, Winifred Jalkow, Stuart Lerner, Mary Jane Mendel- sohn, Nicholas Miele, John Moher, Calmella Petro, Frank Petro, Mario
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16

Valiante, Bernardine De Stefani, Helen De Vico, Wlnifred Gatling, Allen Goldman. Marie Genovese, Marvin King, William Lucian, Yer non Matthews, Angelo Perrone, Bernadine Briglia, Joan Davidson, Rhoda Feingold, Lila Habib, Jerome Hollander, Evelyn Rowe, Rita sil- vermaI.
 Grade V. Group Ir-Rita Dick stein, Thomas Donahue. Roberta Gruskay, Charles Kellogg, Barbara
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-16

Grabow, June Bonaker, Albert Clunapus, Mary Lou Jordan, George DiekStein, Fred petteway, Julia Sturdivant,h Rhoda HertEMark, Janet Bowen, Joseph Healey. Lloyd Decker, simon Holmes, Vincent Petrucol. Eileen Rinaldi, Edwin Swift, William Yarnall, Rose Marie Cipriano, Angeline Colangelo, Mary Lavorgra,
 Grade VI, Group T-Elinor Fish man, Cornelia -0tbSon, Janet Mey-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
THE BAD MAN"
 CAPITOL BILL GIVES THRILL,
Ride with Paneho Lopez, Rogue, Renegade Last
 Times Tonight

Wallace Beery as Pancho Lopez, whimsical bandit, romps through high adventure, thrills intense dra- ma and comedy in his most pie turesque character since he enact ed Rancho Villa, in The Bad Man" showing tonight for the last times at the Capitol Theatre.
 Porter Emerson Browne's famous stage play takes on new scope enacted in the picturesque cattle country about Gallup, New Mexico with cattle stampedes, bandit chases and other excitement vieing with it's drama and comedy Lionel Barrymore is teamed with Beery for the first time since "Ah, Will derneSs"
 The story deals with group of "tenderfeet" on cattle ranch, their lives complicated by love affair and by a fight between banker and oil swindler seeking to take the property for oil development. Into this rides Beery as Pancho Lopez The leading man is his friend. So he proceeds to straighten out everything by applying his bandits ethics, to the comical consternation of all concerned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
BALANCED DIETS
 ARE REQUIRED IN
 EMERGENCY NOW
Health Council Holds Session with Nu-
 trition as Keynote

Stressing the importance of 3 balanced diet at meeting of the Gastineau Channel Public Health Council held last evening, Dr. w s. Ramsey pointed out that many diseases had been caused by a lack of proper vitamins in our diet. Pellagra, beri-beri, scurvy and night blindness are among the diseases cause by deficiency in diet.
 Stating that nutrition is a prim. problem in wartimes, Dr. Ramsey said that vision at night could be improved through the proper and adequate use of vitamin A. He pointed out that it would be the duty of the Council in the present emergency to stress the necessity of balanced diet.
 In order to assist the organiza- tions of the community in present. ing a program dealing with the problems of balanced diet, the De- partment of Health has accepted the service of Miss Gladys Clark who will visit any organization who desires her time and tell how to eat well on a minimum expen- allure of money. Miss Clark is a graduate of the University of Washington and has taught nutri- tion and diathermy in. the Provi- dence and Columbus hospitals in Seattle.
 Adequate Diet
 Greater demands on time re- quire a more adequate diet" ex- plained Dr. Ramsey as he plead for a thorough study by all organ nations and housewives of the subject of nutrition.
 pr. Ramsey explained that charts showing balanced diets would be prepared and distributed through the local stores and newspapers The Territorial Health Department has made a thorough check up and discovered that there are ample supplies to last every person in the present emergency. Enough is on hand, through the far sighted ness of the local merchants to an- swer every demand in the coming days. Housewives should consider it unpatriotic, however, to lay in large stores of provisions. Only as every one buys wisely will be SUD- ply meet the demand.
 Immunizati0n
 Dr. Courtney Smith also spoke to the Council and stressed that every person in Juneau should take the first opportunity to become inn munized against diphtheria, small pox and typhoid fever which always spread in time Of war. Tn case of bombing or shelling of Ju- neau or any other town in the present type of war the sewage facilities are SO wrecked that these dread diseases often grow into epi- denies" said Dr. Smith. However he treasured the Council that "a supply of over 5000 worth of tox- ins, antitoxins and biologicals have been received for the Territory
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
GALS, COMEDY ARE PROVIDED,
 10TH CENTURY
"A Night al Earl CarroII's Will Be Shown Last
 Times Tonight

Gather Hollywood's one hundred most beautiful girls, selected by that master -connoisseur of pulchri- tude, Earl Carroll; strike up the band, get the cameras grinding and it's sure bet you'll record some of the swellest entertainment possiblel
 That's exactly what Paramount did in "A Night at Earl Carroll's, T showing for the last times tonight at the goth Century Theatre. Only they didn't stop there. They went right on and provided lavish set tings, the most whistleable and singable of tunes, and plot that gives ample opportunity to flash ing legs and beautiful figures and faces. On top of that, they added such welcome feature players as lovely Rose Hobart and Ken Mur- ray, for romance and comedy; J. Carroll Naish as dethroned rack cts king, and those comic menaces to men, Brenda and Cobina, of ra- dio fame. Add Earl Carroll himself and you have the combination that makes this a top-quality musical comedy -melodrama.
 It's all grand, furious fun, and you shouldn't need any coaxing at all to see this beauty -music-and- gag-filled film. handsomely pro- duced with the assistance of Earl Carroll, and frothily directed by Kurt Neumann.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
SHELTERS VS. AIR RAIDS
 ARE SOUGHT IN DOUGLAS

Defense Director E. Hacmeister announced this morning that caves and tunnels known to exist in the hillsides back of town are to be located and preparations made to convert them into suitable shelters for Douglas residents to use in case of air raids over the channel.
 L. w. Kilburn is in charge of the work of locating such shelters and volunteers to assist in the pro- ject are needed. Those who are able to do so should notify MT. Kilburn, Hachmeister stated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
FUCKERS REMOVING

MT. and Mrs. c. O. Tucker, who have been residents of Anchorage are leaving Alaska to locate in the states and are expected to pass through the channel soon on their way south. Mrs. Tucker was form erly Miss Vera Kirkham.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
Clerk Leaves
 Indian Office

Dorothy Draxten. store accounts clerk for the Office of Indian Af- fairs here during the past four months, resigned that post today and will return to her home in Minneapolis, it was announced to- day by Claude Hirst, supervisor of the Indian service in Alaska.
 Replacing Miss Draxten will be Vivian Tise, recently employed in the postoffice here and a native of Watertown, South Dakota.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16

which was further enlivened by the exchange of gifts. Delicious refresh- ments were served by the hostess.
 Next meeting of the Club is set for the fifth of January at the home of Mrs. L. A. Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
NOTICE TO DOUGLAS
 AUTO OWNERS

The 1922 Automobile license plates are now available and on sale at the office of City Clerk. Territorial and City regulations re- quire that the new plates be dis played January first; Chas. Tuck cit, City Clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
Oregon 5iate, Duke 10 Meet, Eastern Grid
Rose Bowl Game Transferred 10
 Durham, N. (.

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 16. - The New Years Day football game scheduled to be held in the Rose Bowl between Duke and Oregon State, has officially been trans ferred to Durham, North Carolina, the home of Duke.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
DOUGLAS.
 NEWS
FIVES ARE EARLY vICTORS
 IN B R DOUBLEHEADER

Causing hupset in channel bas- ketball prediction, the Douglas Eagles won a hard fought game against the Crimson Bears of Jun eau here in Douglas last night and the Douglas Huskies outplayed the Elks by wide margin, both games being played in the Douglas school gym.
 In the first game the Eagles believed to be the under dog of the League, by their effective ball handling and close checking out played the J.HS. keeping three points ahead through the scrim- mage almost to the finish. And they missed plenty good sets which they made for scoring a greater number of points.
 Douglas high school began their win with the first tip-off and were never seriously threatened by the Elks. The latter seemed unable to get going to do very much and ultimate opinion is that the local high fellows are going to make it tough for the rest of the League teams.
 DOUGLAS H. S. (25) ElKS (l2) RF, Devon, J., 6 Lee IF Shudshift, K, KruliKoski 1 c, Cashen., Waller 2 RG, Savikko, E., 2 Jensen 1 LG, Cashen, H., Nielsen Subs; Douglas-Kirkham t4), foi Devon; Bill Dore (2) for Shudshift; Elks; Lindemeyer (2) for Lee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
.ELk5 INITIATE
 ON WEDNESDAY,

The Elks will initiate a large class tomorrow nj ght at the regular weekly meeting and members are requested to turn out and give the babies" a proper antlered crown ing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
4 CHRISTMAS PARTY HERE EWING CIIIR ENIQYS

The meeting of the Monday Night Sewing Club which was held last night at the home of Mrs. Grant Logan proved a very pleasurable event. Christmas lights and decor ations characterized the occasion
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
BISHOP IS HERE

Bishop John B. Bentley, of Ne mana, was a recent visitor in Ju- neau and during his stay here was a guest of Dean c. E. Rice and Mrs. Rice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16

RAYBAN gogg1es cut haze and eliminate glare from sun. snow. water. Dr. Carlson. Blomgreu Building. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
MAYOR BoNER RETURNS

Robert Bonner, Jr., Mayor of Douglas, returned last night after 8 months vacation in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16

Empire Classifieds PayI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16
u.,urrs ON rp1p

HAWKES. ON TRIP J. c. B. Hawkes. has left for the States, intending to return after the holidays.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16

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 Ask any nearby Porker deoler to show you his stunning new Gift Sets of Vocu- motic Pens with matching Writefns Pencils. And be sure to wotch for Park CTS "Blue Diomond" on the smart Arrow Clip. It identifies the pen thot will be cherished forever. becouse if is GUARANTEED BY LIFE CONTRACT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16

MO finer gift can be found thon the IN handsome, jewel-like Parker Vacu- motc pen. There's no better way to show your true ofection-on birth day, anniversary or for graduation thon to bestow this shimmering beauty which is Guaranteed by Life Contract to render supreme service to its owner. Critical student leaders in 136 colleges recently voted Parker vocumoic the first choice gift by nearly 3 to l! The reason is that Parker is the only pen of It's kind in the world.
 There's no other style like vocumotic's luminous. lominoted pearl barrel with Full Tslevision ink supply. No other fil-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-16

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-25
CLUB HOUSE PLANS
WELL UNDER WAY FOR
THE YACHTING CLUB

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-25

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-25

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-25


munity House, II was suggested that
the county clean up the beach
front AZ far east as Bayou Chicot
Also that the supervisors order that
the jackson County court house be
given a coating Cf paint or other
materials since IL viii be some time
before q new courthouse Is built.
Il vas decided that a program Of
advertising be carried out la con-
nectton with the campaign. me
Chronicle star today carries the
endorsements Of the various msr-
ehsnts which include suggestions Is
to the needs during this campaign
Almost all Of the articles listed com
prise savings.
The committee appointed %
handle this latter part Of the pro-
gram is composed Of J Z stone.
chairman. John Huffman. James
Blackwell. Norman l. Moran. I'd
Virgins. Joe Rrumfield. John watts.
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Wells. and J. Guy Kreba.
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paien "a; We Sound me Death
KneI1 TO DIRT"
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-25

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-25
SOUTH MISSISSIPPI
TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP
GOES TO MOSS POINT

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-25

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1ae.
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Faggard, Moss Point; oautief. Pas
cagoula Time. 2sA.
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worth, Elllsville: Jones. Moss Point:
P~errictnni @ G. N. A.: Bell. Madi-
son: Parkman. Clinton. Time. ala
200 Yard Relay t0irls1-wmning
team: Ware. Weisziner. Harden.
and Bruce of Clinton. Jones Con-
solidatcd. P4zeagoula. Moss Point.
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Nile Relay lBoysl~- Winning
team Beech. ON, Everett Wilson.
and Emmett Wilson CT HAglehufaI:
@. G. NJ. A.. Brookhaven. phiiadel-
phia Hatsiesburg. Time s:se2.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-25
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