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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29
BATTALION
 TO DRILL JULY 5

Volunteer auxiliaries are assisting with clerical work of the Third Battalion, State Guard, Lieutenant Colonel Peter E. Fox, commander, revealed last night. Anita I. Walker and Janet MacLean have been as- sisting with the work of Company E. Since February, while Gloria Radke, Lee DiBiase, and Giovana DiNapon reported for their first duties Tuesday night and have been assigned to Headquarters Company.
 Members of the Third Battalion will drill next Wednesday night in- stead of Tuesday night because of the holiday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29
TRUCK OVERTURNS
 ON BRISTOL ROAD

Bristol, June 29-A truck loaded with vegetables and fruit left the road on Walcott street, Tuesday at 10 a. m. and overturned, scattering the produce over the road bank. The truck, en route to Everybody's Market here and registered to William Shore, Inc, of Waterbury, was driven by Flavio Cicchetti, 23, of 945 Baldwin Street, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29
DR. FRETHETT NEW
 LIONS CLUB HEAD

.Dr. John M. Freiheit, installed as president of the Waterbury Lions club Saturday night at the Chase Country Club, will preside at his first meeting today at noon at the Elton. He will name new committees after annual reports are given by officers and committee chairmen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29
THREE BANKRUPTCY
 DISCHARGES GRANTED

Three local men have been given discharges in bankruptcy proceed ings. according to an announcement by Saul Herman. state bankruptcy referee. They are: Albert V, Remo- kitis. Joseph Aisanskas and Max Feinblatt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29
Z Gerraon WIS Are RecoptuYed

Camp Stark. N, H.. June 2e-(UP) Two escaped German war prison CTS have been recaptured without a struggle on a main highway here seven hours after fleeing from 8 wood-eutting project.
 Two motorists informed army authorities last night of the pFisoD- CTS whereabouts when they att tempted to thumb ride and were recognized from the letters PW marked on their blue denimsI The pair, Identified as Gustav Papeliek, 2l, and Anton KFeutzeF, 2s, were seized by soldiers,
 American motion pictures and h0ngs are now very popular M 8NeaAAi rsa-fs n.aw nonde and skamns
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29

President
 stalled by Alderman Joseph Reiner Jacob Reiner. outgoing financial secretary, was presented with a fountain pen, in appreciation of ten years service to the association in that office. The new year marks the fourth term of office for MT. Goldberg, as president, and the sixth for MT Swirsky and MT. Rivkin, as treas- urer and vice-president, respectively
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29
Veterans Group Unite To Push Bond Drive "Over Top

The driver escaped injury but the vehicle was considerably damaged
 Lieutenant Thomas V. Mccarthy and Sergeant Dewey Carpenter, who investigated, reported that brake spring snapped as Cicchetu started to apply his brakes while descends ing a grade, causing him to lose control of the truck and sweryin& it of the highway and up bank The rriver was not held.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29
Lawyers To Dedicate
 Honor Roll Tomorrow
impressive Ceremonies Arranged for Associations
 Members in Service; Relatives to Attend Exercises

Impressive ceremonies will be staged by the Waterbury Bar Association in superior court tomorrow morning at 930 when the lawyers service honor roll will be dedicated in the presence of relatives of 32 lawyers whose names will appear on the tablet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29
Parade, Auction Sale To Highlight Drive
 Tomorrow Evening
Various Units to March With Fire, Police Escort Mer- ; chants Contribute Many Valuable Gifts to
 " Stimulate Bidding for Bonds

One of the highights of the current Fifth War Loan Campaign will be staged at the Victory House tomorrow participate in their contribution to the drive Auction NiteO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29

United States production Of mag nesium metal reached a new high in 1943 with an estimated output of 370,O00,000 pounds, according to the Department of the Interior.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29
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Get Into The Hobit 0f Looking Int The LikeobIe Features Of Ou Fomous $45 Suits
 They're hond tailored from sPe- cioI fabrics eulIed from m0ny = Selected for their backbone and ability to take punishment - end ask no quorter - Thot in- sures strong foundation - which same insuFes record of service mileage thot will moke your head swim.
 These famous $45 suits ceFtoinIy hove bIozed new and oFisinoI traiI of veIue thot will stand out in the onnols of merchandising as on achievement we cen justifiobIy take poFdonobIe pride in spon- sorins.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-29

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04

Berlin from behind the heavy world asked how it done This drawing tells as much revealed The night fare first tried Hamburg perfected for the Berlin attack The like % Pahfnders chart covering few miles dropped creating doomed Other flares act as great hood
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04
EASTERN SEARS, MAS0N5 INSTALL
 AT JOINT RITES

Joint installation services were held last evening at the Scottish Rite Temple by the Mt. Juneau Lodge No. l47 F & AM. and by the Order of Eastern Star, Juneau Chapter No. ?, with MT. John J. Fargher and Mrs. Marie Thomas as installing officers.
 During the Masonic ceremony, MT. Ehnest Ehler sang My Task" and T Shall Not Pass This Way Again" and Milton Steinhardt, vio- linist, played From The Cane brake" and "Liebeslied." Mrs. Carol Beery Davis accompanied at the piano.
 A group of girls from the Order of Rainbow sang during the East ern Star service, with Mrs. Robert Bowling providing the piano ac- compartment.
 Mrs. Marie Thomas and MT. Frank Garnick, Past Worthy Ma tron and Patron, respectively, for the Eastern Stars, were presented with their jewels during the evening The newly installed Worthy Matron, Mrs. Janice MacSpadden and Wor- thy Patron, MT. Herbert Arlowe, both received floral tributes for the occasion, with little Miss Mollie MacSpadden being given the honor of presenting her mother with a corsage and young Duane Arlowe making the boutonniere presenta- tion to his father.
 Installed as officers for the Ma sonic Order were;
 Wallis s. George, Worshipful Master; Ellsworth F. Clements, Senior Warden; Morrell L. Mac Spadden, Junior Warden Daniel Ross, Treasurer; James w. Leivers, Secretary: Wm. H. Matthews. Jr., Chaplain; Homer G. Nordling, Mar shal; Charles B. Holland, Senior Deacon; John A. Krugness, Jr, Ju- nior Deacon; Willis R. Booth, Sem for Steward; Glenn O. Abraham, Junior Steward; Sam Feldon, Or ganist and Alexander Kiloh. Tyler.
 The following Eastern Star offi- cers were installed:
 Mrs. Janice MacSpadden. Worthy Matron: Herbert Arlowe, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Lynna Holland, Asso- ciate Matron; Ralph Wright, Asso- ciate Patron; Mrs. Georgia Arlowe, Conductress; Mrs Ruth Terrell, As- sociate Conductress; Mrs. Alice Brown, Secretary; Mrs. Lillie Hook CT, Treasurer; Mrs. Iona Berggren, Chaplain; Mrs. Olive Feldon, Mar shal; Miss Jane Blomgren, Ada; Mrs. Irene Mckinley. Ruth; Mrs. Frances Paul. Esther; Mrs. Helen Meacham, Martha; Miss Anita Gar nick, Electa; Mrs. May Wright, Warder; Miss Margurite Shaw, Or ganist; Carl Blomquist, Sentinel; Mrs. Mildred Barron, Color Bearer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
TERRITORIAL GUARD
 PARTY BIG EVENT

On the eve of New Years, the Douglas Unit of Territorial Guards, and their wives or friends all as- sembled at the Treadwell home of Capt Wendell E. Cahill, to celebrate the New Year. With more than twenty couples present, the spacious rooms of the Cahill residence amply accommodated all with card tables, of bridge and pinochle and other games. Starting the evenings enter tainment was a game of Bingo in which three prizes of War Savings Stamps were given. With the com pletion of games on the upper floor a majority of those present retired to the basement amusement floor, where good music for dancing was provided with an electric radio pho- nograph, while another group sing ing with Mrs. Marcus Jensen at the piano. Refreshments were served throughout the evening, and mid night lunch of sandwiches, cakes and coffee was enjoyed Capt Cahill proved himself number one host with the assistance of Lieut.. Thom- as Cashen and Corporals Rustad and Shudshift. Reports during the past two days indicate that the party will be classed as the most enjoyable get-together of Douglas people during 1944.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04
FILM OF HARDY FAMILY ENDING,
 CAPITOL SHOW

Andy Hardy's Double Life" gets Mickey Rooney into comical troubles galore, and starts him for college but it leaves an idea that his double life is about to be tripled, for he's last seen looking over a beautiful coed enroute to the same college. The picture is showing to- night for the last time at the Cap itol Theatre.
 Mickey as the irrepressible Andy has lost none of his effervescence, and Lewis Stone as the judge and father turns in his usual faultless performance, as do Fay Holden as Andy's mother and Cecelia Parker as his sister. Sara Haden plays Aunt Milly and Ann Rutherford his girl friend. Polly, who conspires with girl phychology student to frame" Mickey with the proposal situation to teach him a lesson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04
JUNEAU, BARAN0F HOTEL ARE GIVEN PUBLICITY IN LATE MAGAZINE ARTICLE

An article entitled "The Baranof'' appears in the December issue of the Pacific Coast Record" a monthly publication from Los An .geles for Hotel, Restaurant, Club, Apartment and Travel interests.
 The two-page spread, complete with pictures of the Baranof Hotel, the popular Coffee Shop and man. ager Jack Fletcher, gives detailed description of the local establish ment and colorful account of the scenic wonders of Juneau and the surrounding area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04
President
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 ToNewsnlen
Cancels Conference, Re. mains in Bedroom-
 Activities Limited

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Presi- dent Roosevelt called off his con- ference with the newsmen today and remained in his bedroom on orders of his physician.
 The President is recovering from an attack of the grippe, Maj. Mo- Intyre said, but he expected the Presidents activities will be limited for some time. certainly for the re- mainder of this week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04
BABY BOY, FOR JENsENs

Topic of conversation in Douglas this morning is the arrival of its newest resident to be, who is now awaiting transportation here, from St. Ann's hospital in Juneau. For word is going around this morning that Mrs. Thomas Jensen gave birth to a seven pound eleven ounce baby boy this am. at o'clock. The baby boy is to be named Thomas Blaine Jensen, honoring the father who is now in the Armed Forces some where to the Westward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04

QUARRIE Thompsonvie Conn., buddy the joint American British Cemetery Ala Agers buried
 when time and conditions permit Official
 Army Signal Corps photo fTnternnonnlI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04
NO PARKING

Looks as if snow has come, so snowplow may be put into action anytime. No parking on streets. If your car is in the way it will be taken away at your expense. There are all kinds of parking lots in city. so use them. No parking on streets.
 BERT LYBECK, adv. Street Superintendent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04
NOTICE

Water rent will be payable at the City Clerks Office in the City Hall in 1944. Office hours Tuesdays and Fridays 8-12 am.
 adv. CITY CLERK.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04
NOTICE

The Alaska Laundry will close its plant and office during Tuesday and Wednesday of this week to finish work now in the plant. No personal laundry or dry cleaning will be call- ed for or accepted during these two days. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04
RETURNS FROM VISIT

Mrs Alleine Council and daughter arrived this morning from Peters burg where they spent the holidays with relatives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04
WATER RENT PAYABLE

William Cuthbert, City Clerk, an- nounces today that future water rentals will be payable at the City Hall instead of the usual practice of individual collections at the home. Office hours will be each Tuesday and Friday between the hours of pm. to 12 pm
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-04
MOVE TO JUNEAU

MT. and Mrs. Paul Winkleman have moved from their Jensen apartment to Juneau, where they will stay with Mrs. Winklemans parents, until they receive orders from MT. Winkleman's boss, Uncle Sam, as to where they are to be transferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12
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will pay 81 in War Savings Stamps for each ques
accepted this column Proof must
accompany Address Tom Henry. This WtEN'
24O0 Graybar Building 40 Lexington Ave. New York H. N
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12

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How many do they pack ysar7
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lit bags containing blades, writing paper, etc., to'
e,rtee<n How many they make during the last year?
100000.
. IT'S NEW What is the nescest bond issued by the
Treasury
A certificate decorated with Walt Disney characters
it can bought in the of baby or child under
FIVE years of age.
!. JUNK How many cars are beng J"nked d0'fy!
More than 1900 The supply of new cars has dwinded
to and dealers only 600 used cars for sale
l. Ct HonGEsfEADINe Where wiH returning CT Joe
find the most abundani land for homesteading'
Alaska. with its 100000 unoccupied acres
SD E. B., San Francisco, Calf
g. suExELs :. Why has the Treasury issued tno "eW
patches of 81 sileer certificates ih large red r.
rtpeer the face Of Washington and the SEAL and the other
rith the letter 81?
It is seeking longer wearing bill The r. lot uses
regular paper the S'' lot special paper Time of
redemption will show which wears best.
g. LIBERALIZATION T.. . What four points ~iH be con-
sidered in discho,ging from the armed to'ces'
Number of months service; number of months over
seas battle participation wounds and awards Tor gal
lantry: parenthood - ~ L. 81 washington H. Z.
T. RAP eAD In the Raj what does he flaps nseon'
He gets excited. R S. Boonepile. Miss
T. BAMBOO FOREST What is the purpose Of the bo'n-
BOO forest" growing in Georgia?
The bamboo is converted into gh-grade paper and
paper boxes When the paper shortage is over the ba
boo will be converted into textiles
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accepted for in this column Proof ntts
sccompony Address: Tom Henry. THIS WEEN
Graybar Building 40 Ave. New York H. ~
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-07
WE, THE WOMEN
'--------WE, THE WOMEN-
 Strict Household Routine Can Lead To FruStratiOn

and can't really sit down and en- joy relaxing when they have 8 chance.
 For while 1t is easy enough for one person to keep set schedule it takes a lot of energy to force, nag, or persuade other members of the family into acting so as not to upset the whole plan.
 FEW SATISFACTIONS
 Furthermore, the woman who runs her household and her fam fly according to a daily plan she hates to vary gets comparatively few satisfactions out of life. For it is amazing how many satisfy ing experiences and good times a woman can miss if she isn't willing to shift wash day from Monday to Tuesday at moments notice. Or if 8 beautiful day re- minds her always that windows should be washed, woolen clothes should be hung on the line, or the porch scrubbed - instead of re- minding her that the woods should be enjoyed on such c day, or that it would be perfect time for & golf game or for taking the kids to the park.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-07
Opening-& Q.

He failed to give me the bid- ding on the hand. yet you can see that 1t was not difficult for South to get to a six-diamond contract. The opening lead was won in dunn my with the ace of clubs, a club was trrlmped, dummy was entered with the spade king and the heart finesse was taken. The ace of hearts was cashed and heart ruffed in dummy. Another club was ruffed, spade led to dummy's ace and the fourth club ruffed. South cashed his diamond ace, which left East with three trumps to the queen. A spade was led, throwing East in and forcing him to lead into dum- my's king g-nine.
 As Jack points out, East could have defeated the contract by drop- ping his spade queen under the ace or king, and by under the ace or king, and by undermining the fourth club. Then he could not be thrown in and would be bound to make trump trick.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-07

has three days left to be shown at Loew Poli.
 A comedy-drama of San Francis cos Barbary Coast and of the early Nevada gold-feld days, "Barbary Coast Gent" is fast, action-packed and, in brief, thoroughly delightful and good for whatever ails you.
 Beery plays Honest Plush Bran non-the honest" being his own designation-aS knaviSh and gum totin' rascal as he ever has played. Opposite him, to make a perfect comedy team, is lovely Binnie Barnes who, as Lil Danish. possesses an acid tongue and a soft spot in her heart for Brannon.
 Beery and Miss Barnes give top performances, Carradine is perfect as the menace" and whole galaxy of expert performers, including Chill Wills, Noah Beery, ST., Henry O'Neill, Ray Collins, Donald Morris Ankrum round out a superlative cast.
 For sheer entertainment, you'll have to go long, long way to beat ''Barbary Coast Gent" Make date now to see it now at the Loew Poli theater.
 The co-feature on this thrilling
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-07
M Hollywood.
By ERsKIlGE JOHNSON NEA Stan COrreSpOndent

A young lady named Lauren Ba- call, the p. g. said, had brought Q new type of glamor to the screen. She wasn't beautiful but she was arresting, he said. "A throaty, srlky, sultry, seductive feline" he en- unused. "A Garbo in skirts"
 So We looked up this throaty, throaty, sulky, sultry, seductive fec line, who is the talk of Hollywood following her screen debut opposite Humphrey Bogart in ITO Have And Have Not"
 The lady had double-croSsed the press agent. She wasn't wearing 8 skirt. She was wearing slacks.
 "Hello.o-o-o-o," she said, in a voice
 way
 down
 here.
 Don't overdo it, darling" the p. a. said playfully. Johnson is just one of the boys"
 The throaty, sulky, sultry, se- ductive feline looked a little eIn- barraSsed. She ignored the p. a. and curled up. long legs beneath her, in a big chair. She's big girl, 6 1-2. Then she smiled and gave up one of those down-under looks, holding her head down with eyes up.
 But despite the nice smile and the down-under look the inter- view got of to flying stop.
 The t. s.s.s. feline was wearing a dog-tag bracelet with her name "on it. Could we see what was on the other side?
 "No," firmly.
 REALLY IS DIFFERENT
 But the press agent was right. Lauren Bacall didn't fit the usual Hollywood glamor girl pattern. She WAS different. Her blonde hair is streaked and tawny, her mouth is overly big and her teeth are small and jagged. Her nose wiggles when she talks. But the seductiveness is therein the eyes, the throaty voice and the cat-like grace.
 The face is easy to look at, hard to forget.
 The lady and her discoverer, director Howard Hawks, refused to let Hollywood's makeup magi- clans touch her, she said.
 ''They wanted to give me the works - put caps on my teeth and fix my mouth and darken my hair and pluck my eyebrows" Lauren said. But we wouldn't let them. I would have wound up looking like nothing.
 I'm not a great beauty. Unless girls features are perfect, like Hedy Larmarr the best thing to do is to leave them alone"
 Was it true that director Hawks had sent her out into the Holly wood hills five hours a day to shout lines at the top of her lungs to develop that husky voice?
 That's not true" she said. My voice always has ben low and husky. MT. Hawks said it had to be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-07
STRAND

Charlie Chan, in the person of film star Sidney Toler, is now play ing on the screen of the Strand theater in the Monogram detective mystery, "Black Magic"
 In addition to the laugh-provok- ing Mantan Moreland, the cast sup porting Sidney Toler in Black Magic includes Frances Chan, Jo- seph Crehan, Jacqueline Dewitt, Ralph Peters, Helen Beverly, Frank Jaquet, Claudia Dell, Dick Gordon. Edward Earle, Geraldine Wall, Har- " Depp and Charles Jordan.
 Gene Austin, famed whispering tenor can be seen currently at the Strand in the Monogram East Side Kids film, Follow the Leader" Aus tin appears with the talented Sher- Till Sisters, Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Gabriel Dell and Billy Benedict comprise the starring East Side Kids, and the principal supporting roles are played by Joan Marsh. Jack LaRue, Mary Gordon and J. Farrel Mcdonald,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-07

cultivated. So I did a lot of reading aloud to myself. But no howling in the hills"
 MRS. HAWKS FOUND HER
 The scren test was made eight months before Hawks cast her op- posite Bogart in ITO Have And Have Not. She had been studying at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, appearing in a couple of top Broadway plays and modelling when Mrs. Howard Hawks saw her picture on fashion magazine cover and had her husband bring Lauren to Hollywood.
 New York born, Lauren (real name Betty) decided to be an act ress after graduating from Julia Richman High school She lives with her mother and cocker spaniel named Droopy in a small Beverly Hills apartment.
 First time you see her in ITO Have And Have Not" she asks Bogart for a match and lights cigaret. They had to shoot the scene four times. Lauren was shaking SO with nerv- ousness she couldn't light the cig- aret.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-07
Chicken

Dissolve gelatin In hot water. Combine egg yolks, milk, 1-2 cup sugar, salt, spices and molasses in top of double boiler, mixing well. Cook over hot water until mixture coats spoon, stirring constantly. Re- move from fire. Add pumpkin and gelatin and mix well. Chill until slightly thickened. Beat egg whites until foamy; then add remaining 4 tablespoons sugar gradually, and continue beating until stiff. Fold lightly into gelatin mixture. Pour into cold pie shell. Chill until firm. Serve plain or pile whipped cream lightly around edge and garnish with orange gelatin cubes.