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eager for information that will enable them inteli gently to form their judgment.
 Obviously. essential in any consideration of the subject is knowledge of the basic figures involved in the original loans, the funding settlements and the present status of the debts
 In effort to supply this information the Bank Of the Manhattan Company of New York has prepared this comprehensive tabulaon which seeks place the desired statistical information into condensed form for quick and easy reference.
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Jackson Hole Trapper
 Lives on $8 a Month

JACKSON, Wyo., May 2.-To his own satisfaction at least, Louis Hansen, trapper, has proved that one may subsist on as little as s8 a month, or about g cents a meal, over the 150-day period.
 Of course, to the provisions pur- chased with that limited amount Hansen added his own stock of self-supplied elk meat, while he re- remained in isolation in his cabin on Granite Greek here for five months.
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NEW OFFICERS PRESIDE
 Pr. A. MEETING TONIGHT

The last meeting of the Douglas Parent Teacher Association for the school year will be held this eve ming in the school auditorium, with the newly elected officers in charge of the meeting. Mrs. J. R. Lang seth, new president, will preside. An interesting program has been arranged -or the meeting. Refresh ments will be serve d without charge by the Executive Board
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EAGLES ELECT
 DICK SCHMIDT
 AS PRESIDENT
Douglas Parent Te a C h e Association Holds Fin
 al Session Tonight

The annual election of ofiice.3 for the year beginning June 1, was he,d by Douglas Asrie IT, F o. E., at the regular meeting last night.
 Following are the nawly -elected who will be installed on June 5:
 R. A. Schmidt. w. P; Sante De- gan, w. V. P; A. Shudshift, w. Chap; Guy L. Smith, Secretary; lRe5ert Fraser, Treasurer; Matt Laughlin, w. Cen; John Martin, l. G.; Emil Uberii, O. G., and John Mills, trustee for 3-year term.
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JEMESs HAS PLAN

POONA, May 2.-Dr Margaret Spigel, German Jewess in exile since Hitler's rise, believes she can force Mahatma Gandhi to quit his projected fast and thus save his life She had been ordered away from the prison by Gandhi, her adopted leader, but remains there despite his arguments. The rtan is to join him in the :ast
 unsil he desires to save her life.
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IS GUMMED UP
 WITH JEWELRy

PORTERVILLE, Cal, May D. Game Warden Ray Bullard stepped on some gum and couldn't shake it off enroute to his office. Reaching his desk he obtained knife with which to scrape off the wad and discovered buried in the substance woman's gold ring set with rub ies and couple of small dia- monds.
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No accurate count of deaths in the violent earthquake which shock Southeast Missouri in 1911 was ever possible owing to the remoteness of the region at that time.
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CANDRI TO 60 ON FAST
 ON MAY 8
.Mahatma Makes an An nouncement from His
 Cell in Poona Jail

FCONA, India. May 2.-Mahat- ma Gandhi, in jail here, has an ncuncsd that an unconditional and irrevocable fast begins on May 8 in connection with the urtouch- ability and caste system II he does go on his fast the belief grows that the aged Mahatma will not survive.
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The weight Of letters sent by air from England last year exceeded all previous records, amounting to 64 tons, compared with 521s tons in 1881.
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IS
 GIVEN AWARD

NEW YORK, May 2,-Francis A. Jamieson, aged 28, Associated Press correspondent who sccoped the world in the Lindbergh case, the finding of the body of the kidraped baby, has been awarded the 1892 Pulitzer Prize of $1,0o0 for the best sample Of a reporters work
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SeattIe Goes On Daylight SauingS Time

SEATTLE, May 2.---The City Council has adopted a daylight savings Crdinance and all clocks will be st forward one hour starting next Monday, May 8.
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Ninety-nine of Iowa's rura schools in 34 counties have report ed attainment of perfect record in number of dental corrections among children.
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Because of cheap corn prices hogs marketed in Nebraska were heavier than those of last year, averaging PAS pounds as against 231 last winter.
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GooDIE SALE

The Ladies Altar Society will have a FOOD SALE at CARR s Grocery on May 20. -ady.
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MRS. sAvrKKo coNvALEscrNo

Mrs Herman Savikko, who was operated on at St. Ann's hospital week ago, is getting along fine. She will be at the hospital for some time yet, however.
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There has been omitted from this tabulaon all refer enoe to loans made Cuba. Liberia, Nicaragua Armenia Serbia and Russia which 1922 aggregated oyer s3o9 900 900, Some of these paid or cancelled The largest of these debtors. however. Russia whose debt the United States exceeds s3250O0o0o alone As the Russian has never been reeog nzed by the United States there have been nego> tations looking toward settlement This eharseteriza
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NOTICE TO AUTO DRIVERS City of Douglas Drivers Licenses for the year of 1883 are now due since Jan. 1. Please you your dol lar without further notice.
 FELIX GRAY, adv. City Clerk of Douglas.
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method of stating all accumuations ofigina loans before dedueng payments. credits etc. (A)Th Astrian bonds payable 40 years instead of 62; (Bjlnudes deferred and defaued interest psyents which have been funded into principal (C)Represents credit of s allowed on account of loss of cargo ship sunk 6y (D) The figures in this column relate soeg 10 the original loan Greece. In addition hi loan of SIS 000 900 the United States made spech loan to Greece of $i7io7 .ooo 1928 for which bon5 pay
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oisss Bank of the Manhattan Company. New York
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EXPLANATORY TEXT

Dates on which War Debt settlements became effective. e......,.-,. ..'...'. Dates when settlement agreements were officially signed. ........-....'...'. .Obligations prior to settlement
 (b5-Post-armistice ................... ss(c)-1nterest .......''''.'''
 TOTAL. Payments made prior to settlement
 (a)-Principal ''' (b)-Interest ............ ....'''''''''''
 TOTAL. .......... .....'.. Debt remaining at time of settlement (a)-Principal .......... ........''..'.'
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able period of 20 years and carrying 20 interest were given. Up January 2. l933 Greece had paid s83l ooo of principal and slol427o account Of interest this loan Because of deferred. intefest added principal. the of this loan on January T. 1953, was sii .937o24. which. added the balance due the original loan leaves total balance oi s3z, l7o24 due from Greece. (E)lneudes s2o'zs' due pur legally postponed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-01-23

One of the grdron figures Sagg veteran football of the University Chicago grid mentor point of service America shown addressed party of the manshp Brotherhood New Yors sagg who spent fifty his life athletic the University of Chicago the of honor His
 appropriately Fifty Years of American College Sport"
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SENATOR BORAH SAYS SALES TAX
 CRUEL PROPOSAL
Makes Attack on President Hoover's Efforts to
 Get Revenue
PROBLEM
 IS MOST IMPORTANT
Says Fish Business on Pa cific Coast Is Now
 Being Ruined

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Sens- tor William E., Borah, of Idaho, Republican, assailed Hoover's ad- vocacy of the sales tax as "cruel proposal. 1"
 The Idaho Senator said the Bud get never could be balanced except on paper and until we settle the currency question: Senator Borah further said the sales tax burden will fall upon those least able to bear it and declared that commodity prices must be increased. He asked if there was any way to accomplish that except through deflation and through adjustment of the money problem.
 Foreign Competition
 Senator Borah said important lines of business are actually being closed because they cannot compete with the world markets and with products coming in from countries on cheaper currency basis, and deluging the home markets.
 The fish business on the Pa eific Coast is being literally ruined by countries off the gold standard and they are taking. oyer the fish industry Borah said
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he frequented the cafes with Ma net and Regas.
 His education he imbibed from the picture galleries and talking to the learned men Of his day From these associations he became imbued with a desire to paint great pictures, but when he found this impossible he turned to writing great books.
 At the outset he turned to poetry " and it was not until 1885 that he published his first novel, Mum mers Wife" Critics of that time assailed the book as full of delib- crate realism; powerful, but repul- sive. His Esther Waters" issued in 1894, also met with many at- tacks from people who thought .it too bold.
 Another Attack
 The product of Moore's pen ap- peared with regularity until 1916, when The Brook Kerith,' TO- mantle life of Christ, was the sec nal for another storm of attack. Lord Alfred Douglas applied for a process against the author un-
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Famous Irish Novelist
 Passes Away in London

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THIRTY SIXTH STATE TAXES
 FINAL ACTION
 RES 0LUTI0N
Missouri Legislature Today Completes Two third Majority on Consti-
 tuition Change
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of the next year, unless an- other date is fixed.
 The President and Vice President elected in Novem- Der take office on January 20.
 There will be no short ses- sion now and filibusters will lose their power.
 Virginia was the first State to ratify the Twentieth Amendment on March of last year and by the action today of Missouri, rati- fication was completed within less than one year.
 This morning Massachusetts, Mis- scuri and Nevada were the three States expected to ratify the amendment before nightfall the one completing legislation first hav- ing the honor of being the 36th State. Missouri won out.
 Rcos2velt Loses
 The amendment costs Roosevelt's term 43 days even though he be reelected for a second term. He goes into office March 4 and steps out January 20 and every President after him steps out likewise.
 Congressmen and Senators lose two months of their terms, expir- ing January 3 instead of March 4
 The proclamation of ratification will not taka place until all of the seth States deposit with the State Department their approval of the resolution.
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dsr the Blasphemy Laws, but it was denied.
 Since 1918, when "Avowals' ap- rearsd, Moore published all his work privately. Among the books 50 issued were A Story Teller's Holiday" ..Abelard and Heloise,' In Single Strictness,p "Ulrich and Soracha. u 1 One of the best known of Moore's works is his Confessions of a Young Man" written in 1888, an autobiography of his earlier years.
 Founded Theatre
 Moore formerly devoted some time to drama He interested him. self in the Irish Gaelic revival and was one of the founders of the Irish Literary Theatre. His first play, The Strike at Airing ford in 1893, was written after an eminent critic declared tha; Moore was incapable of writing a play. Other plays included The Bending of the Bough," and "Diar. .nluid and Grania"
 One of Moores favorite author! was Nathanial Hawthorne who, ht declared. had perfect style. Tht Irish novelist once said that th' best book he had ever read wa Hawthornes House of Seven Ga bles." He also was partial to Wal Whitman.
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Read the aus as carefully as you read the news articles.
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MISS ERE IS IGNORED TAT DELIGHTFUL PARTY BY FELLOW TEACHERS

At the home Of MT. and Mrs. Charles Flory, where they are now living, Miss Dalfna Hansen and Miss Donie Taylor were hostesses at a delightful and original party Saturday might when they enter tained with a kitchen shower for Miss Alice Erb who is to be mar ried to Frank Swartz at her home in Kelso in February.
 The hostesses arranged that it should be mems party" Poems describing every gift were written by Miss Marietta Shaw and pre- santed to MT Swartz who then, with the aid of the poems, start ed a search for the hidden kitchen treasures. The search was long
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s DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 Tlle Weather
LOCAL DATA
By ehe U. s. Weather Bureaul

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning Jan 2S
 Probably tonight Tuesday fair slightly easterly northerly
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SEEK SOCCER TITLE

ROME, Jan 23-F'ive nations have announced their intention of participating in the worlds soccer championship matches to be play ed in Italy in 1884 They are Italy France, Belgium, Poland and Swift zerland Entries will close Febru- ary 28 of this year. :.
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Moore was a brother of Colonel Maurice Moore: prominent Sim Feinist, a supporter of the Ma tional Party in Ireland and one Of the organizers of Redmond's volunteers. ~
 In recent years the, novelist liv- ed in Ebdiy Street. London, near the American embassy
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IOCENT TABLE

Wash Pans Pudding Pans Paiis
 Picture Wire Trays Tacks
 Brushes Padl0cks Clothes Lines Mending Tissue Kettle Knobs Sink Shoppers Pairing Knives Tunnels Cups
 Doughnut Cutters Can Openers Tea Balls Salt Shakers Pepper Shakers Tea Straiiiers Cake Plates Salad Molds Asbestos Mats Pie Plates Towel Racks Dust Pans Blasting Spoons Meat Forks Egg Whips Cake Turner's
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DOEG VERSATILE

NEWARK, N.@Js Jan. 23.-John Hope Doeg, former. national tennis champion, rapidly is becoming one of the best squash racquets players in, the East. a M
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Pillow Ruffling Children's Hose Crochet Thread Embroidery Insertions
 and Flouncings Towels Dishcloths Quilt Patches Pot Holders Paper Napkins Writing Paper Envelopes Lunch Sets Boys Garters Hats Caps Embroidery Thread Soap Dishes Razor Blades Pin Cushions Toys Balls Wax Paper Sponges Shelf OilclOth Purses Key Rings Knives Forks Spoons
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The baromec is unusually low in the Gul of Alaska and moderately Alaska Western Canada and tha Pacific States. Kodiak westward
 weather portions The ncrheastward toward Calofnia Clear weather prevails the h. and temperatures the West The temperature has the average.
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INFORMATION IS
 WANTED; SEVERAL
 ITALIANS MISSING

Giovanni Centoni, Antonio Giu- seppe, Grcsso Giovanni Patarito, Pietro F. Viano, alias Peter F. Vian, Giulio Scopel, Alberto Buffo, Carlo Gallino and Gerlando Mas simino are supposed to be in AL aska. Any information given to H. B. LeFevre relative to their whereabouts will be greatly apprec- lated by relatives in Italy.
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and fun provoking and when MT. SHartz had scotnpleted it, more work was ready for the men in the party. The business of get ting the supper was turned over to them, and all the men received slips of in stTuction which were followed with sufficient care to produce delicious waffles, fruit sal- ad and other good things to eat, without any feminine assistance.
 Final Surprise
 The final surprise of the even- ing was the announcement over the radio of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Erb and MT. Swartz. The hosesses la ter revealed that it was just a part of the fun and had. been managed by an outside control ccnnecteds with the radio loud speaker, with Arthur Adams play ing the role of radio announcer. l Guests at the party were MT. ani' Mrs c. E. Wyller, MT. and Mrs. H.gI. Lucas, the Misses Alice Erb,. Blanche Turner, Marietta Shaw. Allehie Apland, Mildred Keaton, Violet Bourgette, Mabel Monson and Messrs. Jack Finley, Arthur Adams, Norman Banfield. Jack Kirmsie, Ted Keaton, Ever cit Erickson and Prank Swartz.
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First Presbyterian Church
Catholic Church Church of the Nativity
Fifth and Gold Streets Rev. VIM. G. LevASSEUR, S.J.

Fifth and Gold Streets Rev. VIM. G. LevASSEUR, SJ..
 Pastor
 Sunday July 23.-Seventh Sun- day after Pentecost.
 6:30 am. Holy Mass. @ 800 a.m.-Holy Mass and ordina- ton of Reverend Deacon DuFo,ir Sermon by Reverend J. w. Ma guire. c, s, y., President of St victor's College, Illinois:
 10:30 a.m-Holy Mass and Ser mon, followed by Benediction oi the Most Blessed Sacrament by the newly ordained priest Sermon by Reverend J. w. Mcguire, c s. V. 4
 Masses during week daily at 6:3C and 500. l& s Tuesday. July 25, Feast of St James, the Apostle. Wednesday July 26, Feast of St.. Ann, Botf days of special devotion.
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HOPS FROM FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, uly 22.- Wiley Post hopped for Edmonton at 5 5:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon Fairbanks time.
 A big crowd gave Post send-off and as he headed into the rising sun.
 "I'll be seeing you" he shouted as he climbed into the cockpit.
 Post left here g hours and 53 minutes ahead of the Post-Gatty time. At Edmonton he and Gatty were grounded by weather for more than eight hours.
 Posts robot was repaired in Rus sia after becoming disabled and is in good working order when he left here. He said he could not have made the hop from Kha- barovsk without it.
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I'll ssenanly repay the investment of time.
 HOO am. Morning Worship. Mrs Evelyn Hollmann will sing By the Waters of Babylon CHowelD; the Choral Prayer Will be Bow Down Thine Ear, o Lord" and the minister will address his remarks to the question aWhat Shall We Do About Our Changing Standards of Conduct?"
 organ Moments" begin at ten fifty and provide minute period for quiet meditation while enjoying the soft and restful strains of. the organ. We suggest that you come early and enjoy the help of these moments. .ssss. ..a,ss 1000 am.-For those who care to attend Sunday School during July, we are carrying on'' during the regular period; although July has been declared vacation month for the comfort of those who wish a season of freedom from attend ance or responsibility at Sunday School. Those who prefer to at tend will find an interesting and helpful session provided.
 Corner of Third and Main Streets REV. ERLING K. OLAFSON.
 ~ IFS 2 Pastor. .rs
 "Tlne Friendly Church.
 1o:3O a.m-Morning Service. Miss Dorothy Green will be the soloist at this Sundays service. The ministers subject will be Borrow ing Trouble
 We invite you to spend an houf with us in worship.
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The church with the cordial vel

4 AAC Siut Cia WAtA tAAC SSAoihl W cI come"
 Fourth and Seward Streets !.
 T Rev. HENRY r. CROSS
 10:30 am. to 12 noon Family Worship. Hour. At, the opening of the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago a great amount of inr terest was manifest over the fact that it's lighting system was turned on by the light rays of Arcturls, which began their earthward travel 40 years ago. Forty years from now some boy or girl will be g light or power in the world because of the Influence some one has in their hyes today. The early teach- ing and training is not forgotten. Through our services may we not assist you, to. put that influence into the life of your children? 7,S0 pm. Evening Worship. In church in Italy, when the usual voluntary offering was taken a poor washerwoman contributed z5 centesimi 6 cents). A rich man who usually gave 20 lire, offered the pastor to take over also the offering of the poor woman. When they submitted the proposition, to her, she replied with tears in her eyes; "Ch, don't rob me of the greatest joy Of the whole week, te be permitted to give something tc my Lord! am healthy, and my children are thriving, ahd we have our daily bread" There may. be many in Juneau who feel this way about their time and want to give a portion of it each week to the Lord. If you feel that this houi Is convenient we will welcome you to our services.
 Invest an hour and feed your soul in Gods house this Sabbath day. s3s s'.
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First Church of Christ,
 Scientist e

Sunday servfces VIII be held at
 li am. in the First Church of Christ, Scientist. Juneau, on Fifth and Main Streets. The subject will be Truth. Sunday school adjourned ~foi summer. Wednesday. 500 pm. 4 Testi-
 monial meeting.
 Christian Science Reading Room In church building. This room Is open to the public Wednesday after noons from 2:30 to 4.
 The public is cordially invited to attend these services and visit the
 reading room. 85s' '''sl'i's '
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CLOSING RPICEs TO-DAY

NAO0A1N0 AbA ASASo 4ODAA
 NEW YORK; July 22., Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is g. American Can 83A, American Power and Light 117s, Anaconda 157s, Armour B SIS. Bethlehens Steel 321a, Calumet and Ifecla 51s City Stores A, no sale; American Telephone and Tele- graph 119h, Fox Films 3, Ameri- can Smelling 31, General Motors 259s, International Harvester 32, Kennecott l9,, Montgomery Ward 20A, Packard Motors AZ, Radio Corporation 7A. Standard Brands 237s, United States Steel 52A, Ulen 2A, Western Union 56, United Air craft 301a, Ward Baking B 3, Cur tiss- Wright 2%.
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STOCK PRICES
 FAlL' TO RALLY,
 SHORT SESSION .A R. 1Js A ststs
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day it will open at noon until further notice.
 The announcement said action is taken on account of the sustained pressure under which the members and employees are working.
 The curb made similar rule.
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SALMON CREEK TO
 HAVE FLOOR SHOW

V f " VT As alstt1 2 The Salmon Greek Roadhouse will have special entertainment to- night. Beulah Lockery and Sam Ritter will be in the floor show in songs. "Old Man Phillips" and His Aces Orchestra will provide the tunefiil dance music
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Mattern May Go To Fau-ba,rks;
 Business Reasons

NOME, Alaska, July 22.- Jimmy Mattern. brought here by a Soviet flier from Anadir, may fly to Fairbanks with Bill Alexander, of the Mattern re- lief party where radio cOm- municaticns are considered bet ter with Eastern packers re- garding future plans.
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Northern Light Presbyterian
 Church

Franklin at Fourth REV. JOHN A. GLASSE, Minister Mrs. Trevor Davis, Organist, Where Welcome and worship
 Meet Y<taa Courtesy costs little but pays back much" have you said thank you'' to God latelyP Why not do so at our worship service this Sih- day. The dividends in. self respect
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as possible after 800 gallons of gas were put in the planes tanks. Post said he would attempt to. make the flight to New York City in a single hop He was almost deaf from the noise of his engine and appeared to be very tired.
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HOT DOGS, ETC, TO BE SOLD, BASEBALL PARK

The Women Of the Moose, during the days the U, s. s. destroyers are in port will maintain a booth at the baseball park for the sale oi hot dogs, ice cream, candies, cof-
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To spend their vacation in Sno- qualimie, Washington, Patricia and Donald McGillvray, daughter ano son of MT. and Mrs. Max McGill- Vray and Mrs. J. H. Doyle, and Joanna Doyle. wife and daughter of J. H. Doyle of the New England Fish company, left Ketchikan re- gently for the south.
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ANGOON COUPLE IS WED
 YESTERDAY BY JUDGE SEY

Miss Lilly Jones and Dominic P McCluskey, both residents of An. goon, were married here late yes terday by Judge Charles Sey, Unit ed States Commissioner, in his of flee in the Capitol building. The couple left immediately for Angoon where they will reside, and where MT. McCluskey is engaged in fish ing
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pIRr FoR SALE

We're not singing mud, but we have forty loads of nice, rich, black dirt for sale, full of big fat worms. Phone 62 or see MORRIS
 CONSTRUCTION CO.,. adv.