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feathers. wispy little wells and gaily
colored straws.
Members of the diplomatic con-
tingent, especially the Latin Amer
leans. were present in large num-
bers, and officials and residential
circles also were we'll represented.
The Peruvian Ambassador, Don
Manuel de Freyre, was present, as
were the Argentine Ambassador and
Sonora de Espil, the Venezuelan
Ambassador and Sonora de Esca-
lante, the Brazilian Ambassador and
Senhora de Martins, the Chilean
Ambassador and Sonora de Cabero,
the Spanish Ambassador and Sonora
de Cardenas, the Mexican Ambas-
sador, DR.. Francisco Castillo Najero;
the Guatemalan Minister and
Sonora de Recinos, the Minister of
Honduras and Sonora de CacereS,
the Minister of Yugoslavia and Nine.
Fotitch, and the newly arrived Aus
tralian Minister and Mrs. Richard
Casey. Sonora de Boyd, wife of the
Minister of Panama, was accom-
panied by her daughters, Senorita
Lola Boyd, and the triplets,
Senoritas Elena, Mildred and Edith,
who wore duplicate print gowns and
flower hats, but the hats we're in
different colors, one pink, one blue
and one white.
Others among official and resi-
Dental guests present were Mrs.
Arthur H. Vandenberg, Mrs. Morris
Sheppard, Mrs. Emil Hurja, Mrs.
Lawrence Duggan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston McGoodwin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Burke, Mr.. George T. Sum-
merlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Leroy,
former Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Daniel A. Roper. Miss Mary
Senate Howes, Representative and
Mrs. Bloom and their daughter, Miss
Vera Bloom; Miss Ruth Quinn and
DR.. and Mrs. William O'Donnell.
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Weddings Of Interest
Miss Helen Marie Casey Becomes
Bride of DR.. James Moraan LOTUS

Miss Helen Marie Casey, daughter
OF Mrs. A. D. Casey and the late Mr..
Casey, was married to DR.. James
Morgan Lotus. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter J. Lotus. Monday morning.
The wedding took place at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart, the Rev.
John S. Spence officiating at $50
o'clock. The papal blessing was
conferred at the close of the cere-
mony and wedding breakfast for
members of the two families fol-
lowed Immediately at 2400 Sixteenth
street. Miss Mary Louise Sullivan,
organist, played the wedding music.
DR.. Paul J. ODonnell, cousin of
the pride, escorted her and she wore
a gray suit with a platinum fox COL
lar and her accessories were in a
darker shade Of gray. Her bouquet
was of orchids.
Miss Frances Casey was maid of
honor for her sister and Mr.. Austin
Lotus was best man for his brother.
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jerry Potocki, and the Minister Of
Finland, M. Hjalmar Procope, were
there, and others from the corps
included the dean, the Peruvian
Ambassador, Senor Don Manuel de
Freyre y Santander; the japanese
Ambassador, M. Kensuke Hori-
nouchi, and the Spanish Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Cardenas, the
latter looking particularly well
after her southern visit. She wore
a very becoming frock OF black taf-
feta with small figures OF velvet,
the gored skirt fitting snugly about
the hips and having a short train
and the bodice very low in back
and heart-shaped in front, where a
large diamond brooch marked the
center, and very short puf1ed sleeves.
Supreme Court Circle
Well Represented.
The Portuguese Minister and Sem
hora de Bianchi, who seldom miss
good music, we're there, as were the
Yugoslav Minister and Nine. Fo-
itch and the Danish Minister and
Nine. de Kaufman.
The Supreme Court had a goodly
representation in the audience, in
Guiding Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Har-
Ian Fiske Stone, Mr.. Justice and
Mrs. Felix Frankfurter and Mrs.
Owen j. Roberts. The ladies all
wore black. Mrs. Stone soft crepe
with rhinestone clips: Mrs. Frank
furter in taffeta with turquoise
brooch in the front of the bodice
particularly becoming to the blue
of her eyes and the white of her
hair, and Mrs. Roberts having a
bodice studded with clusters of gold
sequins and built high in the neck
and sleeves almost to the elbows.
Senator James J. Davis, next-door
neighbor of the host, was without
Mrs. Davis, and Senator and Mrs.
w Warren Barbour were accom-
panied by the latter's sister, Mrs.
Sidney Lee. Mrs. Barbour wore a
very becoming costume of cham
paign color chiffon with short,
semi fitted jacket with long sleeves
of velvet in the same shade. Sable
tails at the neckline in front gave
the effect of lapels to the jacket.
Miss Pauletta Guffey and Mrs. Car
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SenOra Qe CdSCrO beecne wore q
black crepe gown with pockets and
collar of white French embroidery
and tiny white hat of flowers. Her
corsage was of orchids and lilies of
the valley. Sonora de Calderon
Guardia wore a gray-blue lace gown
with matching gloves, and she held
. f1ame-colored handkerchief, and
wore corsage of violets centered
with a yellow rose Her small gray
hat had white and yellow flowers
across the front brim. Sonora de
Tinoco wore an aqua color gown
with wide black hat and black
gloves, and Sonora de Volio was in
pale pink with large black hat.
The flags of Costa Rica and the
United States hung in the room and
both that room and the ballroom
were bright with a profusion of
spring flowers
The long buffet table was a mas
terpiece of art in its arrangement
and in its tasteful dishes as we'll.
A huge basket of Easter lilies and
delphinium centered the table, and
was tied with wide ribbon of del
phinium blue and white. Red. white
and blue candles we're in the candle
sticks at either end of the table,
where turkey. ham, sandwiches and
cakes of all kinds, pies, hors
d'oeuvres. nuts, mints, salads and
other delicacies were served.
A bar at the far end of the room
and another in the ballroom, where
individual tables were set up, fur
nished the guests with sparkling re-
freshment throughout the party.
Signs Of Spring
Show in Hats.
Although black was predominant
In the gowns of the feminine guests,
signs of spring were everywhere in
the perky little hats of flowers and
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roll Miller, sisters of Senator Joseph
Guffey, who also are neighbors Of
Lord Lothian, we're among others in
the senatorial circle at the musicale.
Representative Edith Nourse Rog-
ers and Representative Caroline
O'Day were together at the benefit,
both wearing black, the former in
net, full skirt and perky short puded
sleeves, the only touch of color being
the pink camelias at her shoulder.
Mrs. O'Day wore taffeta, also full in
the skirt and a gracefully modelled
bodice and on her shoulder cluster
of gardenias.
Former U. S. Ambassador
To Argentine Attends
Former United States Ambassa-
dor to the Argentine and Mrs. Rob-
ert Woods Bliss were among other
music lovers attending the concert,
Mrs. Bliss wearing black net with a
black velvet jacket. Mrs. Pitney,
widow of Mr.. Justice Mahlon Pitney
Of the Supreme Court, wearing q
becoming gown of palest gray net
over pale blue, fingered after the
program for conversation. Others
seen at the benefit were Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Morley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Benning Spencer, Mrs. Fred
erick H. Brooke, Mrs. Frederic
Atherton, Mrs. George C. Thorpe,
Mrs. George Maurice Morris, Mrs.
Emil Hurja, Mrs. Eldridge Jordan,
wearing a becoming black taffeta
frock, an inch binding of pearl gray
velvet about the bottom of the very
full skirt matching the velvet flow-
ers on the bodice: Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Emory Scott Land, the latter
in dainty and very becoming dress
of pale pink taf1eta, the very full
skirt falling from a fitted yoke about
the hips, and a bolero with elbow
sleeves which was edged with velvet
in the same shade; Miss Marion
Trumbull. Mrs. Efnngham Town
send, Princess Boncompagni, Lady
Bradford Leslie, Miss Mabel Board
man, Mr.. Lynch Luquer and Mr..
Clarence Hewes.
The former United States Consul
at London and Mrs. Robert Skinner,
(See BENEFIT. Page B-6D
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and reached the floor at each end, and
the white and gold china matched the
pale gold of the graceful goblets. The
flowers were all the lovely tawny shades
yellow and gold African daises and mas
turtiums
On the hosts right sat lovely little
Nine. Horinouchi dressed in ivory satin,
and looking so perfectly in keeping with
the color scheme of the party that she
might have been painted there Mrs.
Byron, who is young and attractive, wore
vivid flame-colored tulle gown.
- In addition to the husbands of the
above ladies, the guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hogan, Mr.. and Mrs. William
MacCracken, who have staying with them
Mrs. Albert Clifton and her son Lacy, and
Mrs. Benjamin Hardin, all from Chicks"
old home town, Waco. Tex: also Mrs Nc
Ceney Werlich, Clarence Hewes. the Dam
ish Minister, Henrik de Kaufman,
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Costa Rican Visitors
Find Their Washington
Sojourn a Gay One
President.Elect and Sonora de Calderon
Guardia Entertained at Reception
Given by Envoy; Three Affairs Today
By MONA DUGAS.


President Caderon
finding their Washington
and receptions marking almost hour
The Presdenc guest of honor luncheon today
the
in the Gallery Heroes the Building
The guests included members of the Pdentes party
Don Jorge Hne Senor Don Alfredo Voo Senor Don Luis noco
Senor Don Victor Manuel Ygesas Seno
senor Don Rafael Ygas senor Arturo Tnoco
Fernando Palias
Secretary State Hull chairman of
Governing Board
David chairman
Others in the
Esp the Ambassador Brazil DR. Carlos Martins the Ambassador of
Chile Alberto Cabero Gabriel
Ambassador
Jorge Boyd the Ambassador of
Minister
Guachala
Dominican Republic DR.
Andres Pastor the Minister of Guatemala Dr. Adrian Ranos the
Minister Haiti M Minister Nicaragua De
Minister of
Rchng dAaires Cuba
General of PanAmeran Union Dr. Leo
de Alba
Caderon
Hotel
Ep, Alaro de
Boyd Recn Sonora
Guachal
wife of the Minister Hon
Mrs Gerald
Fatherthwaie
and Miss Rosie Castro.
Calderon Guardia will be
guests Minister
de De Bayle will give at the Carlton Hotel.
Envoy GivesR Reception
For Visitors at MayfOwer.
parties the visiting Costa Rcan the
in
startled the length the receiving
Cadon Second Vice Pdente
Menuel Yglesa
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Philip Winebrenner Byrons fro
Frederick
equally attractive given
eday afternoon Representative Vory and
lovely blond wife Mr. Vory during World
friend armnded gentlemen Tubee
Ingalls, great roomy COM
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By the Way
Beth Blaine:

Mrs William Byron wife Of the Maryland
real great never
does she arrangement
At the Byrons dinner the Japanese
Ambassador appointments exquisite
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From the Social Calendar Of Washington Envrons
War Relief Society Benefit
Held at British Embassy
Lord Lothian Is Host at Supper
Honoring Artists Who Gave
Services for Musicale
BY KATHARINE BROOKS.


Britannia Maestys
the British Embassy evening
Society," Incorporated
though Great Embassy
was given for benefits Subscribers for last evenings benefit
fully chosen before being invited their
the musicians their British
receive than $4,000.
Following
entertaining compliment
Oea Pernel
and Newton All
guests at the Embassy overnight.
Members Of Embassy Staff
Assist Seating
Members of the assisted
and with their wives enjoyed the music either ballroom
hail. where
Preceding uo-pans Robertson
they aiary public guests
Beale
Others entertaining at dinner before
Charles
British possessions well
Africa Mrs Close the Canadian Minister Loring Christie
the Australian Minister and Mrs being
Evening star., 1940-03-27

Miss Casey wore a dubonnet suit
with blue accessories and a corsage
bouquet of blue orchids.
DR.. and Mrs. Lotus have gone to
Florida for their wedding trip. The
bride was graduated from the Holy
Cross Academy and Trinity College
and the bridegroom was graduated
from the medical school of George
town University.
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Miss Katherine Jose Bride
OF Mr.. Steuart Evans Proctor,

The Rev. j. Harvey Durham. pas
tor of the Western Presbyterian
Church. ofhciated at the wedding Of
Miss Katherine Jose, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Jose, and Mr.. Stu
art Evans Proctor. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse w. Proctor. The wedding
took place Saturday afternoon in
the home of the bridegroom's parents
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-18
43 EMBARK
 ON YUk0N;;
 BOUND OUT

Forty-thTee persons embarked for Southeast Alaska ports and Seattle yesterday aboard the steamer Yu- kon after that steamer had brought in II from the Westward
 Arrivals were Mrs J. F Caraker MT. and Mrs. w. E. Diers, Lois Fink, Mrs. r. McDermott, Herbert Red man, H. c. Shippey. Albert George, Arnold Christensen, A Larsen, w. D. Trim.
 Sailing for Seattle were J. s. MacKinncn, Carl Jensen. Helen Bender, N C. Manley, Mrs. Peter Bond, Michael Lynch, MT and Mrs. Tony Lindstrom, Mrs. L. Higgens, H. Muhrman, H. Grant, Oscar Pet erson. MT. and Mrs John Ortiz, Mrs. A. Mathieson, B. Fleutiff, Mrs. A. Dwyer, Emil Laurin, Mrs. s. M Thompson, Beverly DePriest. E Emans, Grace Rauns, w. Stevens,
 For Ketchikan-Geo Collins R. Mitchler, Edward Young, L. F Taylor. William Douglas, Dan Noo- nan
 For Petersburg-Stan Grummett H. B. Crewson, w. M. Powers, Bot Baxter, John Mealy.
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HOME FROM TRIP

After a months vacation trip to California and farther south, IT, vine Fleek returned home on the Mt Mckinley and is now back on his job at the Federal Building.
 It was Irvine's first trip outside. Born in Douglas 24 years ago, he has lived all his life in Douglas and was proportionately surprised by many of the sights which he saw. Particularly did he enjoy visit to Tia Juana, Mexico. There he witnessed bun fights and other sights which annually attract a great many tourists about this time, he said He saw the wonderful Golden Gate bridge, also the Ia coma Narrows bridge which is down. He brought home some interesting pictures of the latter, which he took
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-18
FISH SERVICEI5T0 BUILD BOATH0USE
 FOR SpEEDB0ATS
Fill 10 Be Constructed on Channel Here for Win-
 ter Storage of Graft

Plans Of the Fish and Wildlife Service to build a boat house here for winter storage of its Southeast Alaska speedboat fleet were dis closed today with posting of War Department announcement that the Service had applied for permission 10 ccnstrust a rock fill on Gas tineau Channel.
 The fill, adjoining the Forest Service warehouse and the Femmer fill, will by 150 by TO feet. The boat house will measure 100 by 50 feet
 Approval of the application will be withheld until December 4, the Army notice said, to allow any ob- jections from the standpoint of navigation to be filed.
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17ARRIvE SATURDAY.,
 MCKINLEY

After bringing in IT passengers Saturday noon, the steamer Mount Mckinley departed for the West ward from here.
 From Seattle passengers were c. E. Arnold, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Beaudin, Irwin Fleek, Mrs. Sig Jack son, Charles Lindberg, Rondi Mol yer, Mrs. c. E. Prince, Grover C.. Vim, Vern Daviscn, F. Popadopu- las, Virgil Williams
 From Ketchikan-R. J. Scnlmers, A. E. Glover Mir. and Mrs. R. l.. Jernberg, Charles Burdick
 For Yakutat passengers leaving Juneau were Mary Thomas, Myrtle Fern, Susy Abrahamson Daisy Ab- rahamson, Edith Valle, Oscar Smith, Mrs. o. Smith, Emma Ellis, Lillie Ellis. Esther Peterson, M. J. Bass, Mrs. c. Brown Ethel White, Charles Brown, s. Bagby, Ray Smith, Sam George, Dan Smith.
 For Seward-Lee Richmond, R H. Owen, Mrs N Sather, E. H. Lundstrom, John Wolf, H. C. Hyde, Fred Muhle, George Gashgarian, J. Dahl.
 For Skagway-Mrs. Florence Sy- verud. Charles Peterson, Ben Bel lamy.
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DOUGLAS LIBRARY OPEN

Now open to the public, the new Douglas Public Library, was visited by number of people Saturday af- ternoon and first books given out. Mrs. Greiner and Mrs. Val Poor were in charge of the library for the period.
 Regular periods for the library to be open are Saturdays from ? to and Monday evenings for the present Various members of the Douglas Island Women's Club will be in charge from time to time There are something like 150 new volumes available now for renting out The charge is ten cents per week and this will be continued cnly until the books are paid for it was reported.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-18
Norah Goes
 South With
 Twenty-Five

The steamer Princess Norah sailed south yesterday morning from Juneau, taking 25 from here.
 Sailing were Eddie Lawson, E. Brondt, J. w. Scott, H. H. Kazee, H. Gudbranson, K. Gudbranson, F. Williams. s. Bakke, Miss Sybil God frey, Mrs John Godfrey, MT. ana Mrs. V. Lontz, R. Johnson, M Morem, Miss D. Kimmell, Miss C. Kimmell. Mrs. D. Kimmell, O. T Edwards. Mrs. Pat Dooley, Mrs Ralph Savory, MT. and Mrs. Nor man Ryder, c. Warde, c. o. At wood.
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Baranof Due
 HereTuesday

Steamer Baranof sailed from Se- attle last Saturday morning at o'clock with 2l1 passengers, in- cluding 27 steerage and seven round trippers and is due in port tomor- TOW, westbound.
 Juneau passengers include the following:
 Miss Netland, Ruby Jewett, Col. Richard Park, Col R. c. Dunn, P. B Haggland B. F Heintzle- man. MT and Mrs. Abrahamson Clean.
 Mrs. J. A. Safoulis, Jack Me- Donald, Mrs. M Hermann, Mrs. Victor Johnson, Vera B. Harmon, Mrs. R. L. Arjo and infant, Ger trude Smith, Miss Gene Rulaford, Mrs Fife Knapp.
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Hollywood Sighh An1 Soxr~J
.lx 4okk,a CnorS

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Noy l6-Theyre stirring up dish o1 agaod old tunes old styles that belonged Tin Alley heyday The set for the musical Tin Alley" to make the oldtimers gulp
 it's w 46h at 3th Avenue and there's little different maybe, here and especially the conal music firm of Harrgan John Payne Oakie) the third floor of front building There's in the Hafrgan and Office Let which gets the idea that C. haven't had hits lately
 the other music concerns about offering sheet music specaes orchesations copied writ published professional available to artists only busy. their window displays tin 1917 measured it's sheet aes) will send the the picture employing raft that days hits is intended to do.
 The titles might be modern, for Get Out and Get When a Tulip" There've sller eusons today than Don't Throw Kisses, "Youve Got to Spinach, Baby Lost Eyes Say Sweetest Thngs"but hold that last modern title the picture
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Schools 10 Close
 For Double Holiday

Juneau and Douglas schools will enjoy the customary two day Thanksgiving holidays this wees with no school from Wednesday afternoon to Monday morning.
 Thanksgiving Day is expected to be gwen over to turkey consump- ton. Friday to overcome the eff fleets and the week end to getting back to normal with a bit Of hunt ing for the high school boys and teachers
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pORTA LE(TRIC IRONER G0ES TO
 MRS. B. SIMPSON

Winner Of the Porta- Electric IT, oner at the Rice and Ahlers Com pany contest held the past two weeks. was announced today as Mrs. Robert Simpson.
 This contest which caused con- siderable interest among women or Juneau. was terminated Saturday evening at o'clock. To win the Porta- Electric Ironer was a simple trick. All one had to do was de- posit slip with a name attached in the deposit box at the store.
 Mrs. Simpson was presented the ironer today.
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Stcklers realism with long memories will note that the the movie but that's because didn't include of the original bndgs
 Betty Grabe aren't around in Payne and Oakie respen- dent is Oakies which checks Pegtop trousers nave gone merely cuffed high Their coats are souarey draped in the present sye) and longer than todays lape Their shoes buttoned with spats pointed Oakes watch fob-gold sik-S eyecatcher.
 the verdict except for the col lars High and sarched cutting their necks.
 XIX plays important role in the Oakie persists trying to they throw that at us along wit Coodboye Broadway France and the rest we'll be right
 perennial "Smiln Through is coming back With music
 for Jeanette MacT,onad Cesar that Tall of the move-s not a CISCO picture. .sss4es3 sss9 Tssaea ess@s @S4s
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Big Douglas
 Here Sunday

Panar's big Douglas wheel plane landed here yesterday from Prince George and returned there yester- day afternoon on it's return to Se- attle
 Weather permitting the Douglas will maintain the Alaska Clipper s schedule coming north on Mondays and Thursdays and going south on succeeding days, carrying mail and air express.
 The Douglas was to remain in Prince George last night and fly on to Seattle today, returning here to- morrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-18
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NoBTHBOUND

. Tongass in port and sails for
 . Seattle via Sitka at o'clock
 . tonight
 . North Coast scheduled to ar . rive during the night, Sitka
 . bound.
 . Baranof scheduled to arrive . at p. m. tomorrow sailing . west at p. m. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS
 . Tyee scheduled to sail from . Seattle a. m tomorrow.
 . North Sea scheduled to sail . from Seattle November g at . 9 D. m.
 . Princess Norah scheduled to . sail from Vancouver Novem-
 . Der p at p. m. . Yukon scheduled to sail from . Seattle November B at 9 a. m.
 . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS : Mount M cKin ley scheduled . scheduled Southbound Fri , day. , LOCAL SAILsNCS , Estebeth scheduled to sail every , Wednesday at p. m. for Sit } ka and wayportS. , Dart leaves every Wednesday , at T a. m. for Petersburg, Port , Alexander, Rake and way , ports.
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AWARDS MADE

Award of a fine big turkey and a chicken for Thanksgiving was made at the Coliseum Theatre last night by the Ladies AuxiliarJ' Douglas Eagles. Joe Riedi. Jr. re- ceived the larger bird and Beulah Sund the other.
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WEATHERS LEAVE
 FOR TRIP SOUTH

Al WeatheTs and his wife left here Saturday for Sitka aboard their boat DeutZ
 From Sitka where they will visit relatives the WeatherS will go to Seattle for the winter months.
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HUNTERS HELLAM
 AND RYAN RETURN

Deputy Marshal Walter Hellan and Tom Ryan returned over the weekend from Tenakee Inlet where they spent two weeks hunting. They reported good hunting for deer, ducks and geese.
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SEWING CLUB

Mrs. L. A. Johnson will be hos tess this evening to the Monday night Sewing Club which meets at the hcme of Mrs. Helen Miller. for their regular semi monthly sewing and knitting party
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-18
WYNN RETURNS

Grover c. Winn, Juneau attorney and City of Juneau magistrate. re- turned on the steamer Mt. McKin- ley after months business trip to Seattle
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-18
SENIOR DANCE GREAT

Attendants at the Senior Dance given here Saturday night pnder sponsorship of Douglas High School, reported fine time. Although not as many present as at some previous dances. there was a lair crowd.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-18
DOUGLAS
 VIEWS
MORTENSENS MOVE

Ralph Mortensen and family moved yesterday, transferring their residence from the BaroumeS Ap- artments to the Tom Jensen house where they have the lower half of the building.
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Full Membership Forty and Eight
 Out for Luncheon

Members of the 40 and met this noon at Percy's for their re9u- lar monthly meeting Routine busi- ness matters were discussed. This was one of the few occasions since the luncheons were inaugurated that every member in Juneau was present
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