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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-06
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4:00--Backstage wife
4:15-Stella Dallas
4:30-Lorenzo Jones
4:45-Young Wilder Brown
5:00-When q Girl Marries
5:15-Portia Faces Life
b:30--We, The Abbotts
5:45-Winter Sports
6:00-News
6:00-News
6:15-Professor Andre Schenker
6:30-Musical Appetizer
6:45--Lowell Thomas
7:00-Fred Warin~'s Orchestra
7:15-News of the World
7:30-Grand Central Station
8:00--Lucille Manners, Frank
Blacks Orchestra
S:30-Information Please
9:00-Waltz Time
DIFFERENTIATION Party
10;0O-Captain Flagg and Sergeant
Quirt
1O:So-The Night Of March 9Th
11:00--News
11:15-The Vagabonds
11:30-Unlimited Horizons
12:00-War News
A. M.
12:05-Southern Rivers
12:30-Dark Fantasy
12:55-NeWs
1:00-Sllent,
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MORTGAGES Real Estate Insurance.
AMOS G. HEWITT
fes Grand st. Dial 5-0s2o
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-06

WANTED TO 3 acres Of woodland
suitable for cabin. Brook. 10 70 12
miles outside city. state location
and price. Reply Box B-55. Demo-
Crat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-18

WILL SUITCASE LUXURIOUsLY FUR
ment: beautiful outlook: located in ex-
elusive club: hotel service; December 18th
for 4 months; rent. S135.O0 per month:
gentile only; no children. Box roc, Star.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE CENTRALLY
located commodious, comfortably furnish
"a uars 6issrict sbso after sn! pm
JEWISH GIRL q 70 SHARE APART
ment with three others: low rent. Call
gle. 1904 After 8 pm.
2 ROOMS. MAPLE FURNITURE, FRIGD-
ARE, private entrance, util. incl, oil heat:
couple. Call franklin OTIS.
YOUNG LADY BETWEEN rs AND 30
YRS. to share Groom and bath apt. with
another. Call after pm, Taylor 47O1.
SS,5R Bro APT, AFT yyTTn5 rT1I asI TgRNlsHED
l22 9Th ST. N.E.-2-RoOM NICELY TURN
apt, including gas, cleo, Tfisidaire and
heat, $40 wk.: couple only.
GIRL 70 SHARE APARTMENT. H.-WH.,
every convenience; $35. Apply after 8
s e;,n.- Apt r;,n ISL I5is East Falkland lane.
NAVAL OFFICER LEAVING CITY, WILL
sublet nicely Turn. apt In one q WASH
~, nm: ~. dinstts, dressinE closet and
e esttn; i Sl3s9R o ,n,snatns w .Te1sphone
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON-Girl to share pine-paneled
basement rm. with another girl; complete
bath; COW. War and Navy Depts. CHI. 211s.
GENTLEMEN-OFFICE ATTENTION.
Warm suites and studio rooms with private
Law. Clubroom, hotel service. 1O-cent bus.
Good location. A reasonable place to live
and entertain.-Club Glebe-Glebe :'946.
Observation-Disclosures double room. also
single ROOM next bath; reasonable; con-
venient to Pentagon Bldg. 1705 N. Oak
st. Glebe 5540.
HOME OF NAVAL OFFICER, master bed
living room, loo buses, Arl., Wash, War
ARLINGTON. VA.-Master bedroom, pvt.
bath. new pvt. home. CHI. SOLO.
ARL1NGTON-Lovely. cozy room: gentle
men, modern, private home; sc fare Navy
and Pentagon Bldes. GIL 1888 after Z q m.
oos
GENTLEMAN-Single ROOM private en-
trance and lavatory, 3 exposures: loo to
Pentagon Bldg. and D. C. Temple 43O9.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
UNFURN. 2-3 BEDRM. HOUSE OR APT,
by couple; NV. or Arlington section pref;
rental under 500. Call WI. $3.50.
OR g ROOM HOUSE OR TWO-BED-
room apt, NV. Permanent connection.
MA. 1920. Ext. IA, before g pm.
NAVAL OFFICER AND FAMILY DESIRE
to rent 2-bedroom house or apt; unfur-
nished in Conn.-Wis. ave. area. Phi. RE.
400. Ext. 1852: eve, GE. 1898 49,
APPRECIATIVE FAMILY. WPB OFF,
cial, wife. 13-yr.-old daughter. WE'LL
trained dog. want attractive house or
apartment furnished: cation, NV. near
Wisconsin ave. preferred: will consider
Chevy Chase. GEORGETOWN, Arlington: $3.50
top; can bring furniture later if desired.
OR. 5421 20"
andria or Arlington Phone Falls Church
2O7a-W, 10 I'm. to 10 pm. 49,
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HOUSES UNFINISHED.

OFFICERS WIFE WANTS TO EXCHANGE
3-bedroom house with gas furnace. NV.
district, rent. S1O5. for Groom apartment.
HAVE SEVERAL UNFURN. HOMES FOR
rent in NV. D. C. and nearby Md. from
81 rs mo. up. Some are new homes Call
MI: Johnson. EN- 1890. until 8 pm. F.
A. TWEED CO, 1904 Conn. ave-
z ROOMS AND BATH, HEAT, LIGHT AND
water furnished. reasonable rental: Wash.
bus in front of door, Garrett Park, Md.
Call Alex 1898 or Alex. OLA.
CHEVY CHASE$1 75-AVAILABLE NOW.
1st floor. center hall living room with
fireplace. library with avatory, dining
room and equipped kitchen.
ing FLOOR : BEDROOMS. BATHS.
room and bath. laundry room and garage.
ALLIED REALTY CORP.
Mrs. Christman, o7 Wis WissGnf ds4 Ave
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We have numerous requests for furnished
and UNFINISHED houses in the northwest
section Of the city and near suburbs We
can ind you responsible tenant II you
will list your house with us.
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO. Inc.
1921 Conn Ave. DE 5000
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Chevy Chase, D. C-S12 500.

Reduced price. Detached house on A.
SPACIOUS, lot Just west of Conn. ave and
south Of the Circle. The house contains
heat, garage, and is in excellent condi-
tion;, There are a number of shade trees
The house is. vacant and immediate pos
session can be had, BOSS & Phelps
oexclusivelyl. MA. $500. Evenings, Mrs.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, ADDER
Users are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldsSitfcattons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-18

fURNTTURE-Parlor ana dinette sets. In
Guiding radio; must sell, going into Army,
viii not Sell to dealers. Call Wed. bet.
j and 9 pm, Apt, ~. 6406 LIST pl. NV.
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IN BEAUTIFUL Ro1LINGwooD

IN BEAUTIFUL ROLLINCWOOD
On a high, level lot. shaded by giant oak
trees this home possesses unusual charm.
A big living porch and broad terrace.
garden, is ideal for outdoor entertain
ment in, summer. The house is of Geor-
slate roof steel easement sash and storm
windows. The plan provides 1st-fioor
paneled den and lavatory large living and
and 2 baths on End floor finished, insu-
lated attic, huge paneled recreation room
with fireplace. maids room and bath In
basement, double garage. conditioned
gas heat. There is bus service at door
and shopping center within walking dis
lance. Priced under $4,000, this prop
errtv is an excellent value For details
please phone Sydney Karr, ewes. WI 1866.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
Dl 1411 EycIusivelv
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Lux FURNITURE CO..
Daily G-6, except Mon. Thurs. till 9.
Sii 9th st. NV. RE. 11T4.

TTJRNITURE-Save " to u on hrand-new,
Ane Quality living room. bedroom and din
lng room suites, table lamps. rugs, etc.
NOO Kennedy at. NV Open Sun, 1875
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NEARBY vIRG1NIA-S7s 5o

NEARBY VIRGINIA-S7S5O
Lovely Groom, beautifully furnished
home off of the Mt. Vernon blvd, only .
years old. Large recreation room with
open fireplace n Price includes furniture.
BEITZELL, District 300, or Trinidad
Z932 ewes:
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARKS $50.
Modern semidetached brick of 6 rooms
and bath. hot-water heat, hardwood floors,
built-in garage. Decorated less than j year
ago. Occupied by adults onlyl Quick
possession TERMS ARRANGED
go SHANNON & LUCHS Co
1919 n st. N w National CQdS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

NAVAL OFFICER desires rm. and board
In especially refined home, or boarding pl.
catering to 4 or more boarders. Please
give location. Box 366-B, Star
RIM. AND BOARD in Christian home, close
in. Hobart O955. after pm
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New Bungalow-$5, 900.
5 rooms. tiled bath, hot-water heat,
coal; large lot; blks. from bus line; easy
terms.
BRop1E AND COLBERT, INC, MA. 1878.
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SOMERSET-VACANT.
e1C nm

Located In this desirable close-in see.
ton, Just past the D. c. line at Wis. ave-.
Is this modern detached house on attrac-
tive lot 65x15O. 1t has 4 bedrooms. a
baths. heated sleepins porch on the end
floor: heated sunroom on the first fioof
and garage and oil heat
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
DI. 1915. Resitor. 1919 K st. NV.
Continued on Next Pags.I
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BROOKDALE.

Homes of this type are seldom found
Built by Cooper Lightbown. West Of River
6 spacious rooms 2 tile baths powder
room on first floor. A lot Of built-in tea-
SD 800. Cali M. 1890 'itiii'ssI PM Value
F. A. TWEED CO. 55O4 Conn Ave
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued

S., 750-MODERN GROOM FRAME BUN.
Ealow; tile bath. large modern kitchen.
I 1ot! basement: coal furnace. garage. large
and shrubbery; l blk. to District and
shopping center; 1Qc bus Substantial
day, Hillside 1015-W o ~ S~A'~
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COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

HARDWOOD delivered your yard. fireplace
length $50 per cord. Phone after pm.
RIA. 1882.
WOOD-Pine boards. for kindling and fire.
place, 11a-ton load, 81, bring your truck.
Lumber, sac IT. j. Tartisel, Camp Springs,
Md. Clinton sal
CORDWOOD, cords, mixed; also gas
motor and saw rig 90" complete; S65
for saw outfit and wood SH. 563s.
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our largest warehouse by. December /.
is4o; We are unable to locate another
warehouse, thsrefore We are re. i t,ys,,,r 70
Al 4OT Oh, the OPA ceiling prices; we
have hundreds OF bedrm.. dining rm:, Nv;
rrn, suites; overstuf!ed ana occasional
tai. lamp and end tables Of famous Mers.
man make: .noor and table lamps and
ShoWroorn before you buy and take 40T
Oh AL oPA pEissss;n r,upr co
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large rooms, 3 bedrooms. complete
basement with toilet and shower. gear
detached garage. Large lot, attractively
Handicapped. Near Penn. and Minnesota
ADELBERT w. LEE,
3o11 Penna Ave SE IT 1Oon
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Require immediate sale BY owner Of At.
tractive frame bungalow, with asbestos
shingle siding; Located within 8 Minis
/ square to bus line. Comfortable iiy. rn..
Q bedrms, hardwood floors. full tile bath,
dinette and kit. gas heat, large basement:
quick possession. Cash required above LIST
trust OIL. 6s08 II no answer. CO. 1887.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-07
ALASKA COASTAL MAKE SCHEDULE,
 CHARTER TRIPS

Passengers from Juneau to Sitka Monday with Alaska Coastal Air ! lines were as follows G. A. Fifer, HI. M. LaShelle, Dick WeStacott, ! H. E. Richardson, c. A. Richardson, Gus Tsefalas, M. F. Benedict, Phil Johnson, L. A. Stevens, N A. Mc- Eachran, Clarence Armsparger, A. T. Nygaard, Emmett Connor, J. C.. i Cremin, Mrs. J. c. Cremin, H. B. Wicks, Cliff Anderson, Grant Lo- gan, Norman Pain. Leonard Hale, David Whyte, Ted Corn and Vera Lonergan.
 Returning to Juneau from Sitka yesterday were Robert H. Reed, Raymond c. Dedrigh. Charles l.. Lee, Quinton Barnes, O. B. Town send, L. P Muchrush, Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs M. Oja, Grace E. Knudson, Fred Zuth, William Dach- rek, Maurice Harney, Ann Struthoff, S. L. Rawlings, Mrs. s. L. Rawlings, Lloyd Rowlings, Virginia Lechelt, Robert D. Thompson, Dale L. Boucher and Norman Carpenter.
 A. A. Schuler was a passenger from Juneau to Chatham with AGA Monday, and passengers from Ju- neau to Haines were Robert J. Tom linson, R. w. Hanson, Howard Peery, Theodore R. Daley, E. R Hansen and Robert Chikstrom.
 Arriving here from Hirst Chich- agof were Mrs. Vernon Olin, Paul Sorensen and Jack Littlepage and incoming passengers from Killisnoo were w. Langdon Kim and Helen kim.
 TOday's Flight
 Passengers this morning for Sitka with AGA were Shirley Ann Ed wards, Janis Goenett, J. s. Payne, H. M. Olsen, Ernie Whitehead and Glenn L. Bush.
 Returning to Juneau from Sitka this morning were Carl Floridan, Mrs, Carl F1oridan, Walter Josel- van, Richard L. Witness, Arthur A. Matters and Jack Faey.
 Leaving here this morning for Haines were M. G. Rayela, J. B. Ragndos, F. A. Riendeau, H. A. Cooper. John l.. A. Haie and Virgil o Mount
 R. A. Welsh was an outgoing pass enger for Hoonah, from Hoonah to Tenakee and returned to Juneau. Jack Dunhaven was passenger for Hoonah and Bill Walsh re- turned to Juneau from Hoonah.
 On second flight to Sitka today AGA took the following passengers Amy Jackson, Rachell Scott, J. R. Whiteley, Mrs. J. R. Whiteley and Dan Westover.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-07
JOE WERNER TO HEAD UP SCOUT
 TRAINING BILL

Dr. J. O. Rude, Chairman of the Juneau District Boy Scout Com mittee, announces the appointment of Joe Werner as Chairman of the Health and Safety Committee. In this capacity MT. Werner will head up the Emergency Service Train ing Program for Juneau Scouts.
 At recent meeting of Scout leaders a comprehensive program of framing and competitive activi- ties for Scouts was planned, de- signed to further prepare Scouts, acting as individuals or by Patrols, to serve effectively in any emergen- cy that might arise.
 Swimming Is Taught
 The Boy Scout Swimming and Water Safety Course now being conducted is a part of the program. Wall scaling, rope climbing and ob- stacle racing is another phase de- signed to develop physical fitness and coordination. Further em- phasis on First Aid will play an important part.
 The major portion of the train ing is not new to Scouting, but , is a regular part of the program which is being particularly stressed at this time because of the need for everyone to develop his ability to care for himself and others, and be- cause of the many requests being made of Scouts for service during the war emergency. Evidence of the value of Scout preparedness has been demonstrated during the bombjngs in England, Hawaii and the Philippine Islands.
 Have Safeguards
 To avoid any concern on the part of parents that their sons will be subject to any unnecessary risks, It is pointed out that certain safe guards have been developed, not only because of the constant in- terest of the Health and Safety Committee of the National Council in the welfare of it's members but also because it would be imprac- tical to develop an emergency or ganization which might be handi- capped during a real emergency due to the last minute withdrawal of any of its members.
 Therefore, all Scouts may take the training, but only those who have the written approval of their parents and the recommendation of thelr Scout leader will be assigned responsibilities. Furthermore, no assignments will be made for ser vice during an actual air raid or other emergency. There would De great need, however, for trained Scouts to serve immediately follow ing such an emergency when the element of risk has been reduced 70 minimum.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-07
MUSICAL COMEDY OPENS TOMORROW
 AT TWENTIETH
Don Ameohe, Betty GrdbIe Stars of Moon
 Over Miami.

Miami, the glamour city of the South, with it's swaying palms, gleaming white beaches, and in- credibly blue lagoons, provides the background for the music, laughter and romance of the years most elaborate Technicolor musical. Ap- propriately titled Moon Over Mi ami the 20th Century-Fox hit teams Don Ameche and Betty Gra- ble for the second time. The roman- tic duo of Down Argentine Way" shares top-featured billing with Robert Cummings.
 Coming tomorrow to the 20th Gen. tury Theatre, Moon Over Miami" is the gay, tune-filled tale of two sisters, Betty Grable and Carole Landis, and their aunt Charlotte Greenwood, who invest their $5,000 inheritance in the hope of realizing big dividends. It's an original sort of investment-a holiday fling con- plete with expensive clothes and a luxurious suite at a swanky Miami Beach hotel The expected dividends "a millionaire husand for Betty.
 Betty poses as an heiress ,Carole as her secretary, and Charlotte as her personal maid. The threesome is more than successful when Betty hooks not one, but two millionaires, Don Ameche and Robert Cummings So she thinks. Don, the one she falls for, turns out to be play-boy fortune hunter bent on the same mission.
 She then kids herself into believ- ing that she loves Bob, a bona -fide millionaire. But before they can marry, Don turns up-and the stage is set for a finale which is refresh ingly different.
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| MISS V. LEIGH IS LADY HAMILTON IN GREAT FILM
Capitol Theatre 10 Show That Hamilton Wom-
 an Tomorrow

In launching That Hamilton Woman!' his first Hollywood pro- duction and his most ambitious pie ture to date, Alexander Korda se- lected Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier-the most glamorous couple in the world-to play the stellar roles in this great romance. That Hamilton Womanl" which is slated for its premiere at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow through United Artists release, unfolds on the sil- yer screen one of the most stirring and unforgettable love stories of all time, the romance of Lady Hamilton and Lord Nelson.
 Briefly the story of That Ham ilton Woman!" concerns the spec tacular career of Lady Emma Ham ilton, wife of Sir William Hamilton, who came into this world as the daughter of a blacksmith. Her rise to prominence in Neapolitan society began with a profitable deal between the bankrupt Charles Greville and his uncle, Sir William. For ceding his sweetheart, then Emma Hart, to his uncle, Greville received funds to pay off his debts. Although the lady at first resented the exchange, her instinct for power and luxury told her that it was probably the chance of a lifetime.
 The story of That Hamilton Woman" opens in Naples, whither the gorgeous Emma had been sent on a visit. When she discovers the real purpose of the visit, she cap italizes on it by becoming the chan nel of communication between the Queen of Naples and the British Minister, as well as the means of doing great service to Nelson. The story then develops.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-07
Prominent R RaiIroa
 Man Dies
Daniel Willard Passes Away = Started as
 Track Laborer

BALTIMORE, July 7-Death as the reault of heart trouble today ended the long railroading career of Dariel Willard.
 Willard was born on farm near North Hartland, Vermont, January 28, 1861 He began railroading in 1879 as a track laborer. From there he went to firing locomot- i've ana then climbed through the following years to Presidency of the Board of Craftsmanship of the Bal timore and Ohio Railroad
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-07
JUNEAU MANS KIN DOWNS TWO NIPPON
 PLANES IN PACIFIC

Lieut.. Thomas Lynch, nephew )f Territorial Auditor Frank A. Boyle. now is resting in a hospital Tn Australia with broken arm after being injured in a fight in which he was credited with shooting down two Jap Zero fighters.
 Lynch was among the first Americans sent to Australia. He was taekling four of the Jap planes and had knocked down two when his motor was damaged. He had to abandon his ship over the water and broke his arm when the es- cape door of his plane damned, and then swung open. He was picked up by some natives.
 Lieut.. Lynch's home is in Catas- auqua, Penn.
 The U. s. uses about 5000 tons of cigarette paper a year.
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Husband calling Edith Bone steel, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Bach, Mrs. Balog
 Wife calling-H. l.. Cochrane, H. Langfeldt.
 Boys 50 yd. dash, 10 years and under-R Richard Mccormick, Bennie Havda.ll.
 Girls 40 yd. dash, 10 years and under-Carol Cochrane, Dorothy Lassell.
 Boys 40 yd. dash, ' years and under Elton Engstrom, Gilbert Bennett.
 Girls 40 yd. dash, years and under-Eleanor Havdahl, Beth Fleek.
 Mems 80 yd. dash, free-for- all Glen Kirkham, Kenneth Shudshift.
 Women's 50 yd. dash, free-for-all Kathleen Mccormick, Marjorie Fleek Mems 40 yd. dash, over 45 years Ray Mccormick, w. E. Cahill.
 Boys sack race, 12 years and un- ler-Billy Logan, Dickie Anderson. Girls sack race, 12 years and un- der-Patsy Balog, Peggy Cochrane.
 Boys 30 yd. scrambled shoe race, 16 years and under-Elton Engstrom Jr., Kenneth Shudshift.
 Girls 30 yd dash, 16 years and under Mae Cuthbert, Carol Rust ola.
 Boys 30 yd. shoe race, 10 years and under-Larry Pusich, Elton Engstrom, Jr.
 Girls 30 yd. shoe race, 10 years and uuoer-Dorothy Tassell, Mary lee Isaaks.
 Boys 30 yd. shoe race, 6 years and under-Tony Mccormick, Louis Pusich
 Girls 30 yd. shoe race, 6 years and under-Katherine Ann Liyie, Maria Worobec.
 Boys 40 yd. 3-legged race, 10 years and under-Larry Pusich- Billy Mccormick, Ben Havdahl- Dickie Anderson.
 Girls 40 yd. 3-legged race II to l6 years-Doris Balog-Betty Bon- nett, Betty Kibby- Helen Isaak.
 Boys 40 yd. 3-legged race, Il to 16 years-Kenneth Shudshift-Curtis Bach, Herbert Bonnett-Dick Me- Cormick.
 Girls 40 yd 3-legged race, 10 years and under-Mary Cuthbert- Eleanor Havdahl, Shirley Edwards Marylee Isaaks.
 Single womens 40 yd. 3-legged race-Peggy Cochrane-Pat Andrews, Betty Kibby- Helen. Isaaks.
 Mari led women's 40 yard 3-legged race = Kathleen Mccormick -Kath- leen Andrews, Margaret Post-Mar- jorie Niemi.
 Girls bike race, 16 years and un- der-Teresa Duggan, Helen Isaak.
 Boys bike race, Is years and un- der-Wilfred Rice, Kenneth Shud- shift.
 Girls bike race, 12 years and un- der-Betty Kibby, Carol Rutsola.
 Boys bike race, 12 years and un- der-Herbert Bennett, Billy Goetz.
 Women's nail driving contest Kathleen Mccormick, Mrs. Joe Riedi
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for the present with their grand mother, Mrs. Robert Fraser, in Yak ima, Washington.
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TIDES TOMORROW

BUY DEFENSE BONDS
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SEVEN FROM DOUGLAS
 ARE ON WAY SOUTH

MT. and Mrs. Roy Roach and two boys left today for trip of several weeks visiting with relatives in the Puget Sound area.
 Leonard Johnson also left today for a vacation of several weeks in the south. He was accompanied by his two children who will remain
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-07
EYES EXAMINED

and BROKEN LENSES replaced in our own shop. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Blomgien Bldg. Phone 636.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-07

The U. s. uses about 5000 tons of cigarette paper a year.