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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
SERIOUS SHOOTING

Including the qualifying round,
the young Wolverines are II IN
der par thus far
KosciS and Malloy. after surviV-
ing a birdie outburSt by Harvey
Olson and Or. Phillip Cornell 10
win the first match. 81. followed
AA4Ih- a-6-i- triumph -epeF Cliff
Rugg, the southpaw, and Joe Os-
plack
KoCSiS had four brides and
Malloy. who rapidly is regalning
ms old form. had TWO in the sec
ond round 10 bc SlN under IN this
match. They were three under
"a the first round and t3 under
FOR as holes the first two DAYS
Weyand and Harrison Won the
only close second round match
taking the cightccnth with a par
> 20 edge out Ace Wilson and Cpl
Slck Izclac / up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
EVENTS LISTED

Following are The events and
entries.
Rn-N ARD DASH
Detroit Nakehe.1 Wood Metro Harms
Boston Cuibers0r Miles Fox Lake.
ACCIRATE THROWING
Detroit 90 Richards Parsons Nrrpr.
R0sf0n-Cpnrog parfpp. Peacock
Long DISTANCE THROWING
Detroit era mer, Metro. York, Wake-
heId
Roston-s simmons, Cu,-rryor. Farrcc,
Tabor
CIRCTING RASES AGAINST TINE
Detroit Wakefield Wood Metro Harris.
Buston-Miies. lake Lupier, Fox.
FTNGO HITTING
Detroit-Trout York Higgins Trucks.
Boston--Simmons. Judd Ryba Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Smith and Fife in
| Match, Kocsis,
MaIIoy in Other
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

There,ll be a decided University
OF Michigan tinge 10 Sunday
mornings SemifinalS OF the Red
Run Invitstional tournament as
both a new and an old pair from
the Ann Arbor institution sur
vived Saturdays sizzling double
header
In the upper bracket. Ben
Smith and Bob Fife. Wolverine
teammates The last few seasons,
will oppose the surprise team of
Roland Weyand and Earl Harri-
son. medalist from Western.
In the other match. Chuck
KocSiS and Woody Malloy, who
helped bring Michigan Big 10 and
National Collegiate championships
in the early '30's. will be pitted
against another surprise pair, Jay
Law, The hard-hitting Sylvan
Glen star. and Gene Jarvis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
aiiing
HERE g DAYS

The Red Sox VIII be here for
three games. the series ending on
Friday. Thursday 5 game. like
Wednesdays, viii be played at 6
o'clock
With tho departure Of Boston,
the Yankees Will move into Briggs
Stadium for four games, two on
Saturday and TWO on Sunday.
Washed out OF their entire series
on their first visit here, the
Yankees hope 10 make their first
appearance of the year.
Following is the revamped
schedule for the Tigers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
PAR BEATERS

Some idea Of the golf TO be OK
pected can be gained from the
fact that all four surviving pairs
are at least Z under par thus far
IN the tournament,
Smith and Eile clipped four
strokes off par Saturday morning
in beating Dan Courtney and Lou
Campbell OF Meadowbrook, Cd.
Then they repeated this per
Torrance for 43 victory over
I'm Griffin and Harold Kelly Of
the home club.
Just 10 show what Griffin and
Kelly were tip against, they btrded
the FIRST two holes but only halVed
them Smith and Fife were 3 up
AT the turn and the former IN
creased their lead 10 -four holes by
winning tho thirteenth with an
other birdie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

Following are The events and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

ond ward, Dominick DeCarlo, who
succeeds Anthony Tangredi, and
third ward, William Ploski, incom-
bent. Mr.. Tangredi was not a can
| didate.
Mr.. Raytkwich, in his acceptance
speech, promised that II elected he
would save the town from drifting
along" and would put 1t In proper
shape. He reminded, however, that
victory Is no easy task, recalling
the Democratic party has had Its
arguments In the past but has
worked hard at election time and
has been victorious"
Other speakers on the Republican
party included the three burgess
nominees, Mr.. Lyons, Mrs. Anna c.
Erik, Mr.. zwick and Mr.. Painter.
Atty. Claremont I. Tolles was
chairman Of the convention and
Mrs. Erik, served as clerk.
The burgesses were nominated In
quick order at the party caucuses
held In the three wards. Dele
gates from the first ward named
TO the party convention were:
Charles p. Rodenbach, Mr.. Painter,
Atty. Tolles, Atty. Thomas Ncary,
Mrs. Curtiss Russell, Mr.. Titley and
Burgess Anderson. Mr.. Tolles was
chairman OF this caucus and Clar-
eH1ce Finniman was clerk.
Delegates named from the second
ward were: william Schofield, Louis
DeCarlo, Dominick DcCarlo, Mrs.
Catherine Nardello, Mrs. WelSford
Clark, Burgess Anthony Tangredi,
Mrs. Anna p. Erik; aIternates, Mrs
Mary Pichulo and Henry G, Erik. Mr..
Schofeld was chairman and Mrs.
Erik clerk Of this caucus.
Delegates chosen in the third
ward were: Mr.. Lyons, Henry
Schildgen, ID, william Ploski, John
Fipsel, Henry Zwick, Frank Hotch-
kiss and Mr.. Raytkwich; alternatcs,
Victor Peterson, Leo Smigelski, An
thony Prunicki, Carl w. Thompson,
Donald @. Wood and Joseph Farkas,
Jr. Mr.. Lyons was chairman and
Mr.. Raytkwich was clerk.
Ward committees named were:
First ward, Mrs. Curtiss Russell,
chairman, j. Rudolph Anderson,
Norman Wood, Emily s. Brown,
Mrs. Theodore Dove, Constance
Clayton, Joseph w. Nygren, Edna
G. Finniman, Grace Woodfield, WAL
ter Norwash, villain A. Painter,
william p. Cushman, Charles p.
Rodenbach, Henry M. Titlcy and
Thomas Neary.
Second ward: Henry G. Erik,
chairman; Anthony Tangredi, as
sistant chairman, William Schofield,
Mrs. Ruth Schofield, Mrs. Anna p.
Erik, Mrs. Mary Pichulo, Mrs. Wells
ford Clark, Mrs. Catherine Mar
dello, Harry Reed, Mrs. Valesca
Downes, Arthur DowneS, Domenick
DeCarlo, Joseph c. Nardello, George
Kuhn and p. Alton Clark.
Third ward: Raymond Czaplicki,
chairman; Joseph FarKaS, Jr., Henry
johnson, Robert Anderson, AdoIph
Olson, John GissIander, Myrtle
Hotchkiss, Leon Smith, Raymond
Stimson, Leo Smigelski, Anthony
Prunicki and Henry Zwick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
JOHN CARCONIA
FINED in COURT
Charges on Strengthening
Brought; Other Cases
Listed In Borough

Naugatuek, April 1S,--John Gar
gonia, proprietor Of q meat market
on Maple street, was fined $40 and
costs Of $S,26 in the borough court
yesterday by Judge Martin L. Caine
on chargeS of Strengthening animals
for commercial purposes without q
license Testimony at the hearing
disclosed that Gargonia was not
making a practice of Strengthening
at his place of business as the AMI
mails were taken to the Waterbury
slaughter house for the purpose In
most cases,
The case of Ferdinand Semrow,
who was charged with violation Of
the liquor control act, was contln-
Ne6 until Thursday.
Stanley Retkowski Of 900 North
Main street was fined s. and costs
Of $l1,26 on a charge Of breach Of
the peace,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
Warden BrOphy Is RenOminated
The CavaIcade'T Be
Presented April Is, IL


Naugatdck, April iS.--Tilghlights
In the presentation by the Nauga-
tuck high school seniors, '"rhe Cav.
alcade," a variety show for the bene-
at Of Naugatuck servicemen, TO be
given In the high school auditorium
April 10 and II, were announced to-
day by Miss Louise Granger OF the
Naugatuok hiRh school faculty, d..
rector Of the oduction.
The show, which will replace the
annual senior play this year, In
cludes a dramatic part, "Tom Saw
YER" In which 0lenna 0ragner,
Mary Margaret Donovan, Olive Al
berta and Patricia Robinson will
participate, There will also be of
fered Becky and Tom sayer," With
Beverly Munson and william Rob.
inson participating. Jane Hubhell
will render ballet and tap dances.
A wartime skit, 1.-THE Firing
Squad" will be presented with Alvin
Hepp as author and narrator and
other members of the cast being:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
MRS. LUCAS WAS
FETED AT PARTY
Ladies Aid Society Were
HOsteSses at Recent
Church Meeting

Naugatuck, April l3-A party was
held I'm honor Of Mrs. Harold Lucas,
who was celebrating her BIRTHDAY,
at a recent meeting Of the Ladies'
Air society OF the Emmanuel Luth-
eran church.
Refreshments were served by the
Aid and Mrs. Emma Vagt, Mrs.
Hazel Schlesinger and Mrs. A. Peck
were hostesses. A gift was present.
ed to Mrs. Lucas.
Plans were completed at the
meeting to hold a rurnmage sale on
May 6 and z at the old News ONCE
location on North Main street. Those
wishing to donate articles should
leave them at the church parlors or
call Mrs. Olive Kreidler, chairman
Of the committee.
Circles A and c Of the Aid society
Of the Congregational church viii
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
BRISTOL COMPANY
EQUALS RECORD
Employees Maintain Aver.
age Monthly Investment
in War Bends

For the third successive month,
the employees Of the Bristol Com
pany Of this city have maintained
the average Of $4,000 for the p0r-
chase Of war bonds, Bristol en-
ployes have purchased $SsS, A2S,Ss
worth Of War Savings Bonds since
the beginning Of the payroll allot-
ment plan, said 3, q, 0AbrielSoN,
chairman Of the employees War
Savings Bond committee for the
Bristol Company,
During March, IS per cent Of the
employees participated in the Allot-
Ment plan, said Mr.. Ga6TielSon,
Mr.. Gabrielson added that they
are promoting . special bond cam
paign during April In cooperation
with the Treasury Departments
thirteen billion dollar drive which
was announced recently-and which
Is well under way,
The San Francisco once heads
the bond list again this month hy
maintaining their allotment Of
l7.S5 per cent, said the chairman,
Locally, r. L, Beckwith'S Depart
ment Q holds the departmental nag
for the eighth consecutive month
with a score Of lass per cent, he
added.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
PRIVATE RUCCIO
NOW in PACIFIC
Marine Enlistee Has Three
Brothers in Other Serv.
ice Branches

Naugatuck, April l3,--Private Rob-
ert Ruccio, Is now in the South Pa
cific war zone, with the U. s. Ma.
rineS, he Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Ruccio Of l62 High street,
Before enlisting In the Marines
Bob was employed at the U. 8,
Rubber Co. He Is O graduate Of the
Naugatuck high school. Bob has
three other brothers serving In DIFF
ferent branches Of the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
LOCAL YOUNG MEN
TO Be INDICTED
Ceremony at the Gem The.
alter for Air Cadets Will
Be Tonight

Naugatuck, April ia movie au-
dience at the Gem Theater In Naug-
atuck will have the opportunity to
witness the actual induction Of a
group Of young men into the Army
Air Corps when the ceremony Is
broadcast from the stage over
WATR tonight at BIS.
Speakers on the program viii in
clUde Warden Leo J Brophy, chief
executive Of the borough Of Nauga-
tuck; Capt. Raymond w. Flint,
commanding offlccr OF the Armed
Forces induction station In New Ha-
ven; Capt. Frederick q. Foley, pres
ident Of the Aviation Cadet Board,
and Lieut.. T. J. Donnelly, public re-
lations officer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
RALPH .PASHO
WAS APPOINTED
Named to Executive Com.
Mlittee OF WOmen'S Field
Army, Cancer Control
-NEA Ra6l0photO

NaNgAtAAek, April lS-MrS, Edna
c, FlMniman announced Monday
night the appointment Of Ralph s,
PaSh0 as u member Of the executive
committee Of the WoMen'S Field
Army for the control Of cancer A
movie showing research work done
by the society win be presented in
local theateTS this week and next,
she said,
Exhibits relating to the cancer
control drive have been arranged
in stores by Mrs, Philip Is, Rice and
small glass boxes have been placed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, April l3.-Mr. and
MRS. Leroy s. Andrew Of Oxford
road, Naugatuck, have recently re-
turned from Florida, where they
spent several days.
Corp. and Mrs. James Murray Of
Andrew avenue, announce the birth
Of son, born at st. MaryiS hos
pital April ~. Corp. Murray is do
ing active duty in the u. s. Army
overseas at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Brown an
nouncc the birth Of a daughter,
born at the Lenox Hill hospital.
New York city. Mrs. Murray Is
the former Kathryn Murphy Of
Naugatuck.
Mrs. Thomas Jackson Of COen
street is q patient In st. Mary's hos
pital, Waterbury, where she under
went an operation last week.
Pvt. Douglas CockrOft, who Is sta
toned at Eglan Field. Fla, is SPEND
ing q ftirlough with relatives In the
borough.
Sgt. Francis Smith has returned
to Big Springs, Texas, after spend
ing a Through with his mother, Mrs
Martha Smith Of 575 Rubber ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fetyk0, Of
New Haven road. announce the
birth Of q son, Steven James. on
April 9 at the Waterbury hospital.
Mrs. Fetyko Is the former Nellie
Eleanor Taylor.
Sgt. and Mrs. John WaskOwicz
were weekend visitors at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bryk Of q Carroll
street. Sgt. WaskoWicz Is stationed
81 Fort Mckinley, Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
Chrlst0nher Ford Dies

Word has been received here Of
the death Saturday In New Britain
General hospital OF Christopher
Ford. father of william r., Robert
J., Francis X. and Anne L. Ford of
Naugatuek, The funeral was held
Monday morning from the Farrell
funeral home, New Britain, to st,
JoSeph'S church. that city, with bur-
ial in ST, Mary's cemetery, New
Britain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
CAMP ICN WILL
Be DISCUSSED
Young Republican Club
Meeting win Consider
Election Plans

NaWgatuck. April Is, - At the
meeting Of the Naugatuck Young
Republican club to be held this eve-
ming In Pythian haN. at SslS plans
Tor the conduct Of the campaign for
election On May 3 will DO discussed,
Delegates to the state convention Of
the Young Republicans will be elect
ed at the session,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
Transferred 10 Devens

Tech. Corp. Edward Morton, SON
Of Fred Morton Of 20 Carroll street.
has been transferred to Fort Devs
ems, Mass, where he Is the chief
for the 4th w. A. A. O. Training
Corps. He 10 o member Of the Head
quarters detachment. His brother
Pvt. william Morton, who left Naugs
atuck recently with @ contingent "
selective servicemen, Is also Ste
toned ct Fort Dcvens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
MORE NEa~koue1 IS NEEDED TOO!

find IL very close to . regular bill, but even
if it does happen 10 be slightly higher or
lower than your actual use, you will lose
nothing since your regular bill, after the
next meter reading, will bring your account
exactly up to date.
A more detailed explanation Of the meter
reading plan is given in the booklet, 'HOw TO
Care for Your Electric and Gas Appliances"
copies of which have been mailed 10 all
customers of The Connecticut Light and
Power Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

Naugatuck, April 10. - Warden Leo J. Brophy was
enomnated unanimously by the Democratic party was
Joseph c. Raytkwich, Jr, nominated the Republic
party for the post Of warden at their conventions Monday
night In the court In his acceptance speech, Wa
den Bophy severely criticized dual machine form of
government apparently referring to the Republican
In their convention hour earlier in indorsng Mr. st.
John and Mr.. Fitzgerald, Democrats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

in local establishments for dona-
tons, Residents Wishing to join the
organization are asked to send 81 to
Norman Wood, society treasurer, at
the Naugatuck Savings bank, Mem
berS receive informative literature
on the work of the society.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

With your help. The Connecticut Light and
Power Company is conserving manpOwer,
tires and gasoline in cooperation with the
requests of our Government.
One way you've been helping TO save all
three is by accepting the COmpany's new
plan of reading your meters once eUery three
months instead of once month. This saves
$4,000 miles of driving n year! 1t saves
money, too, but after taxes are taken out
the saving amounts 20 less than cent a year
for each customer.
For che months when your meter 10 not
read, you receive an sewerage" bill. You'll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

Donald Zehnder, Francis OT0olM
Victor ghillnskas, Peter gallnardm
Charles Kevit, John Kuncas, Fran4
els Orlowski and William Robinsogls
Barbara Green and Donald Wig
ellsworth viii participate In . ''paea
Night" skit and Barbara Mcdeevem
and Thomas Fitzpatrick, both %
Beacon Fails, win appear IN arothea
short drama, "Tho Night Before
Dramatics."
Leon n. Corliss, supervisor Of mus
sic In borough schools, Will have
charge Of the musical part Of the
program. The finale will DO impress.
sive salute 10 the Armed Forces@
with Anna Saffran Us soloiSt, Mr.
Corliss Is accompanist and seven
girls symbollzing the armed forces.
Miss Granger emphasized thae
this Is only part Of the production
for which tickets are now on sale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13
Easter Seal sale

Naugatuck Ii also taking an active
part In the 1913 Easter Seal sale now
being sponsored throughout the
state by the Connecticut Society for
Crippled Children. Victor N. Peters
son OF Naugatuck Is local chairman
for Seal sales.
Others on the committee are Howe
ard II. Bristol, Joseph Carlson, etars
ton Glover. Kenneth 4. johnson, Il
A. Perry, Joseph q. Raytkwich, IRE
Theodore Russell, John M. Suthers
land and Arthur Swan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-13

hold n combined meeting and
O'Clock dessert Bridge "Wednesday in
the parish house. Mrs. w. Glen
Kirby Is chairman Of Circle G and
Mrs. Ford Wulfeck, Is chairman Of
Circle A.
Naugatuck, April Is. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. J. SodloSky OF North Main
street, received many congratula-
tons from their many friends on
Sunday, the occasion being their
18th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. William Mermonat, wife OF
the manager Of the Fulton market
in Union City. is c0nralescing sat
isfactorily at her home on Home
stead avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Hero S Mother
Eyes War Job

Proud that her 23-year-old son,
Richard, a lieutenant, participated
in successful Allied air raid on
Rotterdam, Mrs. Walter Kruse OF
Ypsilanti, said today she would
like TO build bombers herself.
But while she praised Richard's
part in the aerial blasting of the
Nazis. she pointed with pride also
to her husband, Walter, and her
other sons, Preston and Robert,
who are engaged in vital war
work at Willow Run bomber plant.
Explaining that all her energy is
consumed in maintaining a home
for her husband and Preston and
Robert. she said of Richard:
Tho best thing, of course,
will he when he and our other
American boys win this war and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Army Air Crash
Ki||sU. OLD. Man

Second Ii. ]. N. Schlachter,
University of Detroit graduate
was killed in an army plane
crash near Pueblo, Colo. officers
at Peterson Field, Colorado
Springs, revealed today.
An army board has been APP
pointed TO determine cause of
the crash. Schlachter was one
of the first pilots assigned No the
Colorado base when it opened
last year.
Unmarried, he is survived by
his mother. Mrs. w. II. Schlach-
ter of 14203 Ohio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

3125 Third. De-
troit. Missing in
North Africa.
Missing in the
South Pacific:
Staff S Ct.
Michael Ewas;
m o I h er, Mrs.
Annie + w a S,
6 9 90 Auburn,
Detroit.
S taft S ct.
Walter p. Sze-
lea 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
2 Detroit Filters Lost

Two Detroit men serving as
aerial gunners in Flying Fortresses
were among four Michigan men
listed as missing in action by the
war department today. The list:
Staff Sgt. Claude Mclaughlin:
wife, Mrs. Judith Mclaughlin,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

they can all come home. But I'm
terribly proud OF him where he
Il. II 1 didn't have so much to
do here 1 think I'D 20 out and
start building bombers myself"
A wire dispatch quoted Rich
ard as saying that the Nazis were
to combat the Flying
which raked Rotterdam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Chrysler Highland Park plant,
where he was a mechanic two
years.
Tail gunner in a bomber on the
North African front, Staff Sgt.
Mclaughlin was reported missing
February 4. His wife, a waitress,
feels he is a prisoner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

world. We haven't given up hope
that he will return" said his
sister, Mrs. Stella Maloziec. Of
Staff Sgt. Szeliga, %, who had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

liga; m h er, SGT. MCLAUGHLIN
Mrs. Katherine Szeliga, SITS Har-
old, Detroit.
Tech. Sgt. Felix M. Padkowsky,
Kalamazoo.
HE In the incest man in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Ex-Maine Governor Dies

LOS ANGELES, March 5 (INS)
Frederick William Plsisted, II,
former governor of Maine, died
here yesterday after a brief III
ness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. Is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

been in the
army only 10
months when
the bomber in
which he was
a gu n n e r
failed TO re-
turn from a
mission in the
Solomons De-
cember 10.
Szeliga W a !
well known anC
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

ADVERTISEMENT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-23
SOUTH SEA5L0VE ALSO FINANCE IN
 'TUTTLES-TAHITI'
Comedy Feature Scheduled for Showing at Capi-
 toI Tomorrow

What happens when the sailor son of a carefree Tahitian family sets out to make them all rich, forms the amusing theme Of Charles Laughton's new starring film. The Tuttles of Tahiti com ing tomorrow at the Capitol.
 Laughton portrays the lazy but likable head of the family, Jonas Futile. and Jon Hall is cast as the son. Chester, who brings from dis tant San Francisco a fighting cock that he hopes will redeem the Tut tle fortunes.
 Soon these part-Polynesian de- scendants of an old-time Yankee sea-captain find themselves penni- .ess as a result of their birds tim dity. The havoc this makes i'll Chester's romantic hopes, as well $ in the family finances, leads to he surprising reversal when the Futile boys win a fortune in sal vaging a rich cargo from an aban- doned vessel
 Peggy Drake, Florence Bates, Vic tor Francen, Gene Reynolds and noted players have prominent roles in the offering.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-23
Moose Auxiliary
 Holds MeetinQ

A good attendance marked the Saturday-evening meeting of the Women of the Moose, when bus mess. meeting was followed by games and refreshments.
 The, month of March will be de- voted to Social Service. it was announced, and Phyllis Lesher will be chairman for the special con- mittee in charge Aleen Smith and Lida Museth will act on the spec ial committee, while the refresh ment committee for that meet ing will have as chairman Theresa Sanborn, assisted by Esther Com met and Nadia Sheeper.
 At the March meeting, it was an nounced, the officers will take over for the evening. Gertie Olsen will be chairman on that occasion. Roll call for Women of the Moose will be held April 3 and should be in- teresting to all members. Tt is a big night for the Auxiliary, and every member should try to be present." the chairman urges.
 Following last nights business meeting, prizes were given to the winners of the games played, and a fine lunch was served by Virginia Putzel and Billy Jaegel. Viola Eske- sen was general chairman for the evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-23
ALDR|CH ( GO. SCORES AGAIN
 IN GAY FILM
Henry and Dizzy" Con. finue Comedy Series
 at 2Oth Century

Youth is having its fling at the goth Century Theatre where Para laugh lowdown on Holly woods most misunderstood boy - Henry Aldrich-is panicking audi ences. His newest ecapade is sim ply tagged Henry and Dizzy" What happens to the two boys, however, is anything but simple! Complications develop practically immediately, and go on from there to the final fade-out.
 Jimmy Lydon is again that un- fortunate, surprised victim of un- pleasant circumstances, Henry AL drich, and Charles Smith his faith ful but confused pal, Dizzy. To- gether with Mary Anderson they form delightful trio whose scrapes represent a hilarious hour and a half of anyone's time.
 This particular episode in the life of Henry Aldrich has to do with the borrowing of boat, the accidental destruction of it. and the necessity of raising enough money to pay for it.