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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-06

made at meeting of the organiza- tion Thursday, August 13
 Mrs. Mary Strizauskas is chair man of the picnic committee. As- sisting her are Mrs. Lucy Grinius, president, Mrs. Dora Bakutis, and Mrs. Elizabeth Gillis. A portion of the proceeds will be turned into the organizations war fund.
 A demonstrated lecture on salads and desserts will be given at next weeks meeting.
 Alliance Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting of the Lithuanian Alliance of America s. l.. A. lodge II, will be held to- night at 8 o'clock at Venta hall, 1O3 Green street. Thomas Matas will preside. Reports will be made on the recent national convention of the alliance.
 Holy Name Outing
 George s. Mccormick is chairman of arrangements for the annual outing of St. Patrick's Holy Name society which will take place Sum- day, August 16, at Kirschbaum's s grave, Oakville. Others on the ar- arrangements committee are Edward Loftus, Charles Tyrrell, John A. Kelly, Michael Higgiston, Francis Mitchell and Joseph Hench. Rev. Thomas F. Dignan is honorary chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-06

Special honors were paid two retired policemen, former Chief George M. Beach of Waterbury and Lieutenant James Sullivan of New London at the closing session of the Connecticut State Police Association yesterday in Hartford. Both are 84 years of age.
 Police Superintendent William J. Roach of Waterbury was re- elected second president. The Waterbury delegation of policemen was headed by Sergeant Joseph Petit, president. Three new patrolmen were added to the ex- ecutive committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-06
Harry James Tops Bandsmen In
 WNEW's Radio Popularity Poll
Just Noses Out Glenn Miller in High.VOting
 Contest

The 18th 6emi-Annual Orchestra Popularity Poll conducted by Mar tin Block on WNEW's Make Be- lieve Ballroom" was won by Harry James in one of the closest voting contests in the history of the Ball. room, 1t was announced today. James, who finished in third place six months ago, won the crown this year, beating out Glenn Miller by a margin of 1,700 votes. James boiled 68,902 and Miller 67,216.
 The two Dorsey Brothers waged nip-and-tuck battle for third place, Tommy just nosing out broth CT Jimmy by l,200 votes. Vaughn Monroe continued in fifth place; Benny Goodman moved up from the No. ' spot to No. 6, Woody Herman from 14th to 7th place, and Kay Kyser from 18th to 9th.
 Charlie Spivak advanced three rlnss up the ladder to 9th place,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-06

Officers reelected are: Presi- dent, Philip T. Smith, New Ha- ven; first vice-president, John B. Brennan, Stamford; secretary, Charles A. Wheeler, Bridgeport; treasurer, William c. Hart, New Britain.
 Reelected members of the execu- tive committee are: Thomas P. Murphy, Norwich; Samuel c. Cor don, Manchester; Edward J. Hick- ey, state police commissioner; George Schoen, Danbury; Michael J. Godfrey, Hartford; Charles J. Hallissey, Hartford; Jeremiah F. Dorney, Norwich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-06
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following couples have filed marriage intentions at the bu- reau of vital statistics, city hall:
 Manuel J. Queiroga, 495 Bald win street, and Anna A. Martln' g Bronson street.
 Clarence R. Katt, Meriden, and Bella Lable, Meriden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-06

various bands in popularity and money making capacity, based on records, with the metropolitan audi ence; and it is widely used as a barometer by advertising agencies, theaters, hotels and dance halls.
 The tabulation follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-06

1900 UNOPENED BOTTLES
 Detroit Lefty Gomez of the aYnkees estimates that his collec- tion of unopened souvenir bidget whisky bottles numbers 1900.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

Septe,uber 1941 tu,troeu aeidliffene
Diananten im @erte bon $1s2, ,O0O,.
900 nad oen 8er. Staoten iu,portiert.
Seute lit bas Diamanten3eutrum bon
amIterhan uno 8riiiel uad Ne.u
Dort iibertrasen tuoroen.
50 bat Sitlers Berfolslng iudu.
itrieller @lenente auoern ibm feino,
liden Gdnoern cine neue ein5igartise
@elege,tbeit su einem ME bagetpele'
nem @eidditsaufldtpung seseben.
Dem Sitlere eDeutihlano lit sugleid,,
tudbreno oes Rrieges uno nab bent
ielben, ein ipidtiser Sell 6es 8elt-
n1orftes entriilen moroen. 8lmoer
@ifer idaoet nur! limo tgrannilder
Babntpis Id)lagt iid ielbit!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

ser gea5i- -@eitapo sic unmeniblidIten,
barbarilhiteu Wtttel benust. Biidof
8aoonIti beridtet, oaB polnildc
5rouen uno Mdoden ein5eln in ben
StraBem uno 1T Waiien nieoerseldol-
len ueroeu. 9ieie 5rauen trifft eiu
eliidliberes Sos, ,als Die SauIenoe bon
6rauen uno Sroensleuteu, tpelbe beu
teufltiden Srgien Der gta5i> >@eitapc
5un Spfer faaen.
Beru oer &rieg nod biel Idnger
oal.ert, tuirb es oeu 9ta5iWiiteriben
seliusen, ibre teufliiden Bldne burd
5ufiibren: Die fatbeliibe &elision uno
Ole gan5e polniibe Station bon @runo
aus su pernihten - bis Der Itrafenbe
arm ser eottliben @ere6tigfeit bic
blutriinitigen Spranneu erreiht.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
9ie &efugeess6rase III boppelter 8eoentums

Reidtiiner at @elo, Sutpelen umo
aunitsegenltanoeu au retten. Wost
ibast, baB 5u feiner Belt ein 70 be-
beutenoer Neihtum an @elo uno @ut
bon einem Sentiment sum anoern
iber9e9a,1een lit.
SSn oeu liebeu Sabren Sitlerider
8erfolsung - bon 1885 big 1912
- fino $5,23O,7OO,0OO nad oeu
Der. Staaten sefloiien. amerita i'll
beute i'm 8eiis oer> @eloer, ser Ser,
mosen bon MGnnern lnb 5rauen,
iuelde, at oer Spite oer 5ittuu5 unb
Oct Yolitit europdiider Nationell
ltanoen. 3tpiiden Sanitar 1880 nuo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

Funktionale Hartleibiskei. (feh-
lerh.fte Ausscheidung) ist oftmaIS
die Ursache soicher Symphonic vie,
Nervositat. Verdauuns.storuns. vsr-
stimmter Magen. Kopfschmerzeas
Schl.f und Appe.itlosigkeit. iibie<:
Mundgeruch und beleste Zunse.
Seit Iber Cenerationen habssS
Tausende die an Hartleibiskeit liteau.
Forni'. Alpsnkrsutsr erfolsreich s>~
braucht. um der Natur in ihrer reew~
lsreN Ausscheidungstatigkeit zu hol.
fen. AipenkrIuter wird aus IS boz
sonders erwihlten medizinischssi
Wurzeln. krauten und PAanzen herr
gestellt worunter wiele offixiells sind
vic SIENNA. Pfefferminze und Fenchsl.
Sassafras und Sarsaparille-es wirkt
sanft NIT der Natur auf diesens
wichtisen visrfschen Wess: es hilfts,
der Tatiskeit dos Mesens. aktivierts
den Stuhlsans: vermehrt die
Ausscheidung durch die NiereAs
hilft und beschleunigt Verdau~ns.
Seine Titiskeit ist milde und dooE
grundlich - weder harsch mock
kneifend. Sehen Sic in den Spieael.
Massen Sic unter den Symptome@
fehlerhafter Ausscheidung. vie obeH
erwshnt. leiden und haben Sic anderS
Medizinen eingenommen. die lhnen
an.cheinend NIGHT seholfen habens u
Damn schulden Sic 60 sich selbst. einsuI
grundlichen Versuch nit Alpen.
krSuter zu machen. AIpenkrSutss::
sollte auch linen niitxen gerade So
vie es seit so vielen Jahren Tau~
.epd~ n0d~r> x,,fr;~1~ro..&aJJ4' he& 4
. FORMS HEiL-oEL IMMINENT
Wenn rheumatische und nsuralgi schS
Schmerzen sich Elm nstellen, wenden Sis
das lindernde erwarmende Heil-Osi an,
das .chamerzstillende Mittel i'm Cebraueh
seit 1885. Es bringt scknelle. willkom-I
mene Linderuns bel muskulosen Rucken~l
schmerzsn. steifen oder schmerzsndsI1
Muskeln,. Verrenkunssn. Stosswundens,
Verstsuchungen. juckenden oder brenA
nenden Fusssn. Es hilfe die Zirkulation
Won reichem rotten Biut durch sohmerx-
hattie k6rper stellsn anzuregen. Elm gutes
Liniment. A
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

bin9eridtet poroen ipar unb firblid
beeroist Duroe. Ct nabm ferner 8e.
5ue auf Die Satiade, oaB Die belsi-
iden Brieiter Die firdlide Beer6isunG
fir belsiibe Auislinse, iotpte bas
2elen Don 5eelenn,eileu fir oieielbeu
beriueisern, tuie Der aarbinal bon We-
heln oas angeorbnet bat, iooaB fiir
oie Beeroiguns oes &eriiten ein oeut-
ider prieIter serufen tuerben muBte.
Mattbps idloB feline bittere anflage
NIT oen bieliaaenoeu Dorteu: ,,@S
gibt feine sSanilie unter ben @ert-
Iten, oie einen @efauenen 5u beflageu
baben, oie nidt auf cine abnlide Wei-
ie outs tie1te beleioiet uno beorobt
tuor6en tpGre." (gB.8 .8eriht.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
Na3i planen totale %erni6tmms Yolems

"~O% f*W*t<" *~*~*S
Naditebenoe 8eridte iiHo Suiant-
uensefteat aus 5uoerlaiiisen neutra,
len 0uellen, gum sroBteu Sell a6er
aus 8er0ffentli9ungen Ser ssa5i.
preiie ielbit. @s erseben lid Saraus
Die ndditebenoen 3ablen: 8is iest
itno 800 polnilde Brieiter bon Der
Na5i=@eitapo nieoerge,neselt tuoroen
uno 5000 fatboliibe Brielter polni-
ider Nationalitat befinoen ltd in
Ron5entrationslasern.
Bom eriten Aueenbtid bes ginbru'
DIES ber Na5itruppen in Bolen besan,
neu bie Na5i eine barbariide ausrot.
tllns Der fotbolilben Stride in Dem
aus mebr als 80 Bro3ent aatbolifen
beItebenoen polniiden Staate. Mm
idlinnllten mar Die Berfolgung i'm
tueltliden, oem bent Na5ireid einper.
leibten Eeile Bolens: 1T Ser 9io5eie
@nelen, ben Dio5elen aattatpis, 8loc.
la,pet uuo 2e65, einem Seile Ger 81.
o5eIen 2omida, 9ihenitohau, 9ielce,
&rafa1 1,no @aribau.
Die Sotl,ng uno bdufig analoole
Solterung ser giib0fe, Brielter una
Sr6ensleute eritredte iib boraugs'
weiie auf sic 2anobeoolferuns. 8ie-
le plroen srun6loIer 8erseben be-
i9uloist, anoere obne aburtetlun8
erldoilen. Sn gboc5 ipuroe Ser 70.
iabrise Brieter &oman Yolplopiti
perbaftet, iueil in ieinem Sauie 5lpei
leere Batronen gef,.noen tpuroen, Die
bon Soloaten 5uriidselailen tporoeu,
oie oorber bas Saus belest batten.
Der alte Brieiter ip1roe blutig ae-
i6lasem, biz feline aleioer 1T Jesen
bonn 2eibe bineen, um baum in &C.
een,part elmer sroben An5abl 'aatbo=
lifen eridoiieu 5u tperoen.
sSsm polnii6en &orrioor un6 Boien
fano Elm WaileneridieBeu bon Brie'
ltern ltatt, bic in einer ein5ieen gro
ben @rube, einige bon ibmen nod le'
bend, unterseibarrt tuur0en. 9ie
meiIten Rirhen puroen geidloiien
ober su profonen 3peden lt,ugebaut.
@esen bie Srbensleute, beionoers Die
fatboliiden Shmeitern, iuur6en
@reuel be9anaen, welde nieoer5u'
fdreiben Die 8eoer iid itraubt. SIN
4onsentrationslaser bon 8oianotu
p,,rben polniide Wonnen ge5lpungen,
9ta5i su beiraten. @s befiuoen iiA
ettpa $50 fatboliide Sblpetern in
6telem Ron5entrationslaeer. Sic.
tperben ee5tpinaen, ibr |Oroensfleio
ob5ulesen. Durd allerlei quafooae
MiBbauol,tng iudten oie Na5ibenfer
fie our Berleusnl,ns ibres @la.bens
5u 5teingen. sic miiiien sic ib,per.
ite,t uno idmilsigIteu Mrbeiten ber'
ridten. Yon 3eit au 3eit iuerbeu bic
braudboriten nad anoeru Mrbeitsla-
gern transportiert uno nur sic Rran'
ten uno Nltersid.padeu bletbeu 5u-
rid.
lin bic ganae poluiide Station bon
@riinb aus sa bernidtea, iuer6ea boa
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

@ie in allen bon Sen gta5i erobers
ten un6 tpranniiierten 2dnoern gu.
ropas, mioeriesen lib nit allen Rrdf.
tenoie 2eute in 9elgien geeeu ieoe
relisioIe &uedtung, obl6on es in ies
bent 2anbe 8errdter sibt, bie UNI 5eit-
lider gorteile pegen nit frentoen
8roriidern 5uiammenarbeiten, 10 blet'
ben bod Rler,ts imo 8olf ibrem 2un,
Sc treu.
Die iogenannte Eeriitenbetpeeung
in 9elsieu bat fd befanntlid NIT
flieeenoen sSabnen ins Sitlerlager
beseben. Aber sic 8eleier uub bas
belsiide Bolt betradten 9e @relle,
oen 5iibrer Der &eriiten, Der an Der
rlliiii6en Sront tampit, mo aae iei-
ne Mnb1user als Nerrdter. aiir5lid
bat barum Ger Ste0pertreter Dc
@relles, eiu getpiiler Sctor WattbDs,
bitter iid iiber oie beleiiden Brieiter
betlaat, tpeil lie niAt altd Ha5ibe.
p,tnoerer ODER gar 'sanbeter ieien,
ionoern bas @egenteil. Wattbps
lhrieb: ,,Bir beflasen es bitterlih,
oaB oer ,politilhe' alerus oer son5en
Belt es 70 tpeit sebradt bot, oaB mir
oieIen Woreen feline ein5tge Stride
lit Welsien fiuoen tonnten, Die unIere
@ebete ouf8unebmen bereit setueien
ipdre. Die air1en bon 8elgien mol.
len nibt sic Soten uuIerer 8eipegung
aufnebmeu ionoern iie sieben es,
tros6e,u bas seseu bas firdlide 3edt
oeritoBt, Dor, 0fientlide Siinoer auf.
aunebmeu, sic BET Der Ausfiibrung
bon Neudelmoroen lmfamen, tpie
oas fiir5lid in 2iittid polliert lit.
Da es fiir u,ls alio feine &irden mebr
sibt, baru,n baben tpir, aan.eraoen,
oieien Worgen int 5reien 9ebetet, >pie
oie Soloaten an Der Sront gu tltn
se5tuuneen itu6: Troseem iuaren un'
lere @ebete nidt minoer beiB un5
flebentlib uno In6 liherlid fdneaer
,sum Ebrone @ottes gefonmett, ba
uns feine Steinntauern bon @ett tren-
nen."
Wattbps nabm 8e3ua auf eineu
belgiiden Yatrioten, Ser in 2utttd
bon -Seu beutiden 8eiasuussbebSraea
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14


ienbergs in Der g. q. Staats5eit,lns
1T folsenoer aus5ug entnomn,en:
Die europdiide geeueintponoerung
bon 2euten aus Qlailen ltnb Stdn.
oen> bie Hefusees bon Ser Sitler.Ty~
rannei, bie mitunter 1lnter sen sr6B.
ten Sbtpierisfeiten unb Spfern mad,
England uno Noro- 1tnb Siibamerifa
entfamen, babeu it beu Aufnabme-
lanoerit neue inouitrieae uno fultu-
relle Moslibfeiten sei1affem.
0ie in Der 8eraaneenbeit 6ie Gin.
tpanoerung sroBer fultureller ODER re.
lisioler Minoerbeiten cine feeensrei.
de @pode tpirtidaftlider 8liite itt
Den NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5ur Solge bat.
ten, 10 bat iid oie ieit bem 2. ,@elt.
frtes einiesenbe Nei,einmonoerung
bon europaiideW 5liidtlinseu su ua-
geabntem Rasen fiir Die aufnobne'
Idnoer ertpieieu.
Su England. iino TOO neue, BORT
borber ni6t befanate SStoultrien bon
&efugees einsefiibrt iporben. 800
neue 5abrifen beiddftigen iest ldon
20 biz 10000 easlilbe Arbeiter.
sSnouItrieprooutte, lpie anSpfe, neue
Breaeiie Der @iien- uno Stobigetpin,
nuns, Deltilation pon inouItrieaeu
Setteil SerlteQung bon @lpeerin uuo
anoere, Die boroem aus Deutihlano
uno 6er Sidedoilotpatei inaportiert
tueroen muBten, tuerben NUN in @ns.
lano ielbit berselteut.
Mnbere Barber baben GbnIibe CT
fabrlneen semaht. Cine llnteriu-
hung in Siibafrifa ereab, baB bon
Gliidtlinsen 20 neue Snoultriett ,mo
2950 neue SSobs seldaffen porben
finb. Sn aanaoa baben 5000 8ef-
usees $20,00O,O0O in neuen Snou.
ftrten aneeleet. @an5e Snoultrie5ipei-
&c tpie: Seritellung feiner @lasma-
ren, Stilmobel unb, 3uderraffinerien,
1uurben ne1 eeidoffen 5um Segen Der
fonabiihen 8irtltoft. Str. 8irdalls
8erift iblieBt nit ben 8orten: sea-
naoa aiebt 10 gtusen aus elmer Der
gr0Bten Woeltbfeiten, Die ie elite:
iunsen Station seboten puroen."
s5n Mn1tralten tpllroeu bon Hef'
,tsees inouitrieue llnternebmungelt
eroffnet rno bic 6obritation bon Bis
Der bort unbefannten Broouften ers
m6eli6t, tpie bic Serltelluns BON &oss
metifert uno gbentifalieu, 2eoertpa-
rem, eleftriiden Mrtifeln, Sderen nno
SAofolaben.> Sn gbile baben 69s
@efuaees ne,le. Snouitrien gegriinoet
uno beibdftisen 1900 bileniibe Mr-
better. lleber 80 Yro5ent ber 10000
Mefusees leben bon oieIen l1nterneb'
mungen.
Die meiiten oieier Meniden, be-
ribtet ein Reiienoer, iino gebiloet nna
fultipiert. Sic iparen erfolgreid in
europa un6 on einen boben 2ebet,s,
ftanoaro getpobnt. sic itno entihlol-
fen, bielen Stanboro in ibrer neuem
&eiu,at bei5ubebalteu. Bielen gelan9
es, eineu sroben Seil ibres @elbes.
mit5ubringen uu5 ibrer ltnternebs>
munssluit gelinst es, bic tpenis III
bieIer Hidhns seidulteu Siioameri'
faner au neuem @elddftsleben ans,..
regen.
Ser 3u5ug Der europdiiden Mefs
teees, beion6ers aus oelttihen Sc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

3al.d lit aues iro'iae @efeu:
@ie 6es Dantpfes Saule tDebt,
Sdtoiu6en atle @roenar6ben.
S1iGer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

Spsxial Ans sbot -. BssssIls. Sic hssssst
Bite senden Sic mir:
q u Unxen Forni's Alpsukrxutsr
$t.O0 portofrei
q regulSre 60f Flaschsn Forni's
Hsii-Oei Lnlmsne 400
portofrei.
q oder beids fur 81. 90 portofrei.
q per Nachnahme GOD. (xuEiig.
kch CebIhren).
DR.. PETER FAHRNEY 4 SONS CO.
Dept. 1913
3sol Washington Blvd. Chicago. NJ.
2S6 StanlsY st.. Winnlpsa. Man.. Com.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-06
EvACUATE ALEUTIAN
 RESIDENTS
Jap Occupation, However Prevented Taking
 Those from Attu

WASHINGTON, July 6.-All of the natives and few white residents have been evacuated from the Vest ern Aleutians and the Pribilot Islands, William Zimmerman, Jr. Assistant Indian Commissioner, re- ported today.
 Zimmerman said that evacuees numbering somewhat less than a thousand were taken by the Navy to Southeast Alaska near Juneau, where the Office of Indian Affairs provided housing accommodations for them.
 The Jap landing at Attu Island, however, according to Alaska Dele gate Anthony J. Dimond, prevented the evacuation of the few residents of that island, and there were no natives at Kiska Island where the Japs also have landed.
 Zimmerman said that the evac- uees included one or two white teachers, three nurses and a few white traders. Other natives were evacuated from Atka and small group from Umnak, he said.
 Dimond said that he recommend ed to the Navy Department that the native be evacuated entirely from the westernmost Aleutians to safeguard them from injury.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-06
HOLLYWOOD E
 J0kED IN FILM
 AT TWENTIETH
| ate John Barrymore Is Star of "World Pre-
 miere Comedy

The movie capital has turned the tables on itself and come up with something delightfully."- refreshing for the magic lanterns, ParamountB World Premiere which is now at the 20th Century.
 For years, there was movie ele- ment that resented the pointed cracks and ribs directed at Holly wood. They claimed that the rib- ping was injurious to the dignity of the great industry and It's art. But those who made these claims were not in Hollywood, and anyone who ever imagined the film colony to be without a sense of humor had best see World Premiere
 Paramount Producer Sol Siegel contended that it was high time to put an end to such groundless gossip and he did 1t up brown. Choosing the bulls eye of the gossipers' tar get, the picture burlesques the law ish world premieres staged by mov- leland, such as the premiere in At- lanta, Ga, of Gone With the Wind" Union Pacific" in Omaha. Northwest Mounted Police" in Chi cago and the like. With premieres-- the sky has been the limit, both in novelty and exploitation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-06
WINNERS LISTED :. FOR PATRIOTIC
 FLOWER DISPLAYS

Winner of the Juneau Rotary Club sponsored John w. Jones Memorial Prize for an outdoor dec- oration with a patriotic motif is Earle Hunter, the judges announced today.
 Hunter who lives at 428 Twelfth Street, won the $25 War Bond with a Victory V display in flowers on his lawn.
 Second prize went, to Charles Forward, and Olaf Westby came in third Honorable mention was given to Edwin Sutton and Bill Garster.
 Special mention was awarded the Charles w. Carter Mortuary for a business house decoration made by Don Skuse, an American flag done in flowers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-06

of July Committee, working under Bert Lybeck, Chairman, of the entire holiday activities, were Al Zenger, publicity; Homer Nordling, Ralph Martin, John Newman, Claude Car negie and Waino Hendrickson.
 On the sports program committee were Ralph Martin, Homer Nord- ling, Claude Carnegie, Al zenger. Dance committee members were John Mccormick, J. T. Petrich, George Gullufsen. Ball game com mittee members were Bert Lybeck, John Mccormick and Al zenger. John Newman was to be in charge of horse shoe pitching contests.
 On the ball ground work crew were Al Nook, Harry Stonehouse and Lester Rink. Bill Franks and Bill Garster were race starters, and in charge of the hot dog stand were Frank Metcalf, Fred Cameron and Al Nook
 Finn Horse contest committee men were Waino Hendrickson, Ralph Martin and Fred Cameron. Homer Nordling and John Newman were in charge of the Muckers' Con- test.
 M. H. Sides acted as paymaster for all the races held at the Ball Park
 Assisting with the parade were the Juneau Chief of Police Manery and his patrolmen, and Lieut.. Don- nell, in charge of the Military Po- lire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-06
MRS. MCGINTY
 FETES TWO AT
 PARTY FRIDAY

Mrs. Earl McGinty entertained on Friday at luncheon honoring Mrs. Ruth Noble, who is planning to leave Juneau some time this week for the south, and Mrs. Ernest Gruening, wife of Gov. Gruening, on her re- turn to Juneau after an extended visit in Washington, D. c.
 Fourteen guests enjoyed the luncheon and bridge following. Mrs. Langdon White won first honors at bridge and Mrs William A. Holz- heimer won second.
 Garden flowers including peonies, carnations, fox gloves and globe flowers made an attractive setting for the party.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-06
pRIBILOF NATIVE
 DIES IN JUNEAU

Erena Lakanof, IA, of St. Georee Island in the Pribilof Group, died last Friday in the Government Hos pital in Juneau.
 She was one of group of Prib- ilof Island natives evacuated re- gently to Southeast Alaska, and was brought to the Government Hospital on her arrival here, suf- fering from chronic disease. Funeral arrangements will be an- ncunced later by the Charles w. Carter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-06
NEW PURCHASING
 OFFICE IS SET UP
 FOR WAR METALS
B. D. Stewart Is Named Agent for Metals Re-
 serve Board

According to an agreement signed July 1, it was learned today, the Metals Reserve Company of the Federal government has, at the in- stance of Jonathan Garst of the War Production Board, accepted a proposal made by Territorial Com missioner of Mines B D. Stewart, whereby strategic metals may oe purchased outright by Stewart for the government.
 Through this plan, Territorial as say offices at Ketchikan, Fair banks. Anchorage and Nome will be designated as purchase depots for the acquisition in lots of one flask or more, and ores and concentrates of antimony, tungsten and tin in lots of one ton or more,
 The Metals Reserve Company has named Stewart their purchasing agent and will provide at Juneau replenishable fund from which payment will be made for delivered ores, concentrate and dcksilver metal based on weights and grades determined by the Territorial as- savers, and according to a price schedule that substantially absorbs freight charges to the States and relieves Alaskan operators of ship ping and marketing problems.
 Detailed schedules of grade re- quirenents and prices will be an nounced by Stewart in the near fu- ture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-06
ANDY HARDYI5 OUT OF SCHOOL
 IN NEW STORY
Life Begins, with Mickey Rooney, Now Show
 ing dt Capitol

Metro-Goldwyn- Mayors Life Be- gins for Andy Hardy" now showing at the Capitol, had frantic script writers working overtime to discover all the latest phases of our modern youth. Judging from these bits of dialogue, they discovered the Eng fish language undergoing one of it's widest expansions.
 When Mickey Rooney calls him. self a disappointed drizzle-dip," it's slight wonder that Lewis Stone doesn't get it. And it doesn't help him much when Mickey explains himself by terming it wolf with out frill" Mickey really means he's boy without girl.
 This is nothing, however, com pared with Stones confusion when he calls on Judy Garland, making her third guest appearance in a Hardy picture. His consternation is caused when Judy tells him Mickey has gotten the poison pan from his own dilly." It takes considerable explanation to reveal that she means Mickey has lost his girl.
 Likewise, there is little doubt as to her meaning when Judy calls her rival for Mickey's affections a "gun-girl,' "zombie," "goon" and "wolfess"
 They won't be found in any Eng fish grammar books, but they're good, up-to- -the-minute American words.