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Evening star., 1940-12-03
Cocktail PARTY

Mrs. John William Guider has is
sued invitations for cocktails to-
morrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock to
meet Nine. Erwin Piscator, super
visor of production for the Roper
tory Club of the Washington
Theater. Assisting Mrs. Guider will
be Mrs. Frank J. Hogan and Mrs.
Joseph j. Cotter.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Lord Lothian
To Be HOnOred

His Britannia Majesty's Am
bassador, the Marques Of
Lothian, will be the guest in
whose honor the South African
Minister and Mrs. Close will en-
tertain at dinner this evening.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Franks Go on Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Frank OF
Woodley Park Towers motored to
Philadelphia for the Army-Navy
game and later went to New York
to celebrate the 18th birthday ami
yersary of Mr.. Franks sister.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Daniels in CHICAGO

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel
have gone to Chicago where they
will be at the Drake Hotel for sew
eral dayS
Evening star., 1940-12-03
COtilliOn at Baltimore
And Opera in New York
Attract Social Society
Many Attend The Masked Ball.
Seasons Opening Performance
At Metropolitan

widely scattered
the opening of the Metropolitan
enough left at home to make wed calendar
Bostroms Attend Opera;
mi
Swedish Minister
Of
Embassy M Janusz Zolowsk
Waska
York, M. Sylvester Gruszki,
Robert Bliss,
sador Argentina guests
mother of the late Senator Bronson Cutting Mrs Cuttings other
included former Frederic Walcott of Connecticut
Lawrence G..
Evening star., 1940-12-03

Continued on Page BAD
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-24
Fair Stockholders Meet

The called meeting of the stock holders of the Northwestern AL aSka Fair Association called for Thursday night, 8 pm. I O O F Hall, in the absence of President Weaver was called to order by Vice president Jones. After the disposition of the preliminary business the Secretary announc- ed that the term of office of three years of Directors A. Polet, C. D. Jones, and O. s. Weaver has ex- pired, whereup the names of A. Polet, C. D. Jones and o. s. Weav CT were placed in nomination and on motion were unanimously el- ected.
 The new Board will convene on next Tuesday night, pm. in the offices of Director A. Polet at which time the election of officers will take place.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-24
SIG WIEN WILL
 HEAD WAA IN 40

Sigurd Wien, Nome pilot, was elected president and general of Wien Alaska Airlines Incorporated for 1940 at a meet ing in Fairbanks last night of stockholders and directors of the flying firm.
 Sigurd Wien succeeds his bro- ther, Noel Wien of Fairbanks, as president and general manager of Wien Alaska Airlines.
 The two brothers and Antonio Polet of Nome were elected dir ectors of the corporation by the stockholders, meeting in the Fair banks office. Noel Wien was nam ed vice-president and Polet sec retary treasurer at business session of the directors following the stockholders meeting.
 No other company changes were effected.
 Fairbanks News Miner, May r
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-24
MIROW ACTIVITIES

Pilot Chambers made a flight to Haycock Friday morning via Council. Solomon and Golovin. One passenger was taken from the Nome hospital to Haycock and freight was taken to all plac eS. On the return to Nome a pas senger will be picked up at Colo yin for Nome.
 A trip is scheduled for Ungalik tomorrow morning with freight and w. H. Kirklin. Pilot Cham bers will also stop at Shaktoolik and Unalakleet before returning to Nome.
 A trip is scheduled for Kaiyu Sunday for two passengers to come to Nome.
 Pilot SaSseen was unable to re turn to Nome yesterday because of adverse weather but should arrive in Nome tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-24
HOLLYWOOD STAR-LTTES
By Chuck Cocilard

HOLLYWOOD (Exclusive) - One of HollyWood's many studios has recently inaugurated a new policy which is one of the finest moves ever made by the motion picture industry in it's history.
 20th Century-Fox studios led by it's leader Daryl Zanuck have adopted the policy whereby no one star will be cast in more than four pictures per year but each of these pictures will be hand picked and tailor-made to fit each stars particular talents.
 The effect of this move will have a good influence upon every one. Stars will not lose their pop ularity by their appearance in too many pictures per year. It will open way for lots of new faces and new stars to entertain the theater audiences throughout the world.
 Dorothy Lamour and Jon Hall will be teamed again in "MacIn- tosh" :. Last time they appeared together was in Hurricane"
 George Brent will be teamed with Bette Davis in The Letter It will be Miss Davis first film upon her return from her Homo lulu vacation.
 Walt Disney's next feature length cartoon will be "Bambi' story of that little deer.
 Jack Holt recently celebrated his 24th consecutive year as a Hollywood star.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-24
SUNSET BRAND

Strawberries & Red Raspberries High Grade Extra Selects 2 lb. cans - dOz. cans - S3.50
 3 cans .95
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-24
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

The daily attendance at the Daily Vacation Bible School which is being held this past week at the Federated Church ay eraged over fifty from Monday to Friday. There is about an equal of Primary and Junior age children.
 The Bible School will continue next week with the closing pro- gram being held on Friday, May 31 at 7:30 in the evening. The picnic for the children will be held the following Monday, June
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-24

Geographic information receiv ed in Nome today from Seattle states that the s. s. Southerland of the Alaska Line, scheduled to sail for Nome and St. Michael to morrow, Saturday, the 25 will be delayed. It was further stated that the sailing will be made on Monday, the 27th. The sailing of the Sutherland for the Boring Sea marks the beginning of the 194O shipping season to Nome and the Boring Sea.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-24

The PAA Electra arrived Nome yesterday afternoon at $40 p.m., piloted by Hall and Savory. Pas sengers were Chas. Burdick and J. B. Carlyle. A quantity of air mail was also carried. The Elec- trat departed on the return trip to Fairbanks at 4:10 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-24
Paterson Hotel Arrivals

George Hellerich G. and T. Fidjeland Don Emmons Oral G. Dorar Bud Huntington John LabaraWozke Billie and Jack Hoogendorn J. B. Carlyle
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-24

The Bureau of Indian Affairs School winds up the 1940-41 school term today. Yesterday the children went on a picnic to Fort Davis.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-24
FOR SALE

Residence and restaurant build ing fully equipped. Inquire John White or Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1940-05-24
FOR SALE

Family size Apex Refrigerator in good condition. Inquire George P. Madsen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-20

erica under command of Captain Lisiansky in 1904, and assisted Bar anof in the battle wlIh the Thlin- gets at Sitka in October of that year. Success in this fight permit ted the establishment of the Sitka colony. The original colony of 1799 had been massacred in 1902.
 Wood salvaged from the wrecked Neva was used in the construction first of temporary chapel and subsequently, of the present Rus sian Greek Orthodox Cathedral at Sitka. The latter was dedicated in 1S44 The portion of mast from
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-20

Empire Classifieds Payl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-20
HISTORIC NEVA'5 MAST CARVED FOR
 ALASKA MUSEUM
Memento of Wrecked Rus. sian Ship Presented
 10 Governor

Gov. Ernest Gruening and the Alaska Historical Museum have been presented by Regional For ester B. Frank Heintzleman with mementos carved from a section of the mast of the Russian vessel Neva which was wrecked near Sitka on January g, 1813
 The museum specimen consists Of a round section of the mast, with likeness of the Neva carved upon it. That for the Governor is a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-20

small desk piece on which has been carved an old-style Russian double eagle.
 The carving was done by Guy s. Prince of Juneau.
 Historical Incident
 Inbound from Ikhotsk, the Rus sian American Company vessel Ne va was lost at Cape Edgecumbe.
 Among the 36 persons drowned was proposed successor to AL exander Baranof, chief manager of the company and stern Governor of the colony. ' The Neva originally came to Am
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-20
SCHOOL E OUT

Schools of Juneau held final ses- sions this afternoon and there will be no more study hours until 9 O. clock on the morning of Monday, December 30 when there will be a two-day session then another holi- day of one day, New Years Day.
 Exercises were held in various grades this afternoon and holiday mementos distributed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-20

which the carving was made formed a pillar in the edifice for many years, but later was stored in the church garret. A part of it was brought to Juneau ill 1889 by the late Father A. P. Kashevaroff, head of the Russian Greek Church in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-20
559 Is Best Alley Score
 Al Brunswick

Six out of twelve keglers at the Brunswick last night rolled over 500 and R. Galao's 559 was high mark.
 Islanders won four points from Florists arf Baranof won thtee from Golden Age
 Topples beat Carnations three of four in the wcmcn's circuit
 Games tonight are Juneau Laun- dry vs. George Brothers and AL agka Laundry vs Royals.
 Scores yesterday were as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-20
ELkS ALLEY
 KECLER HAS
 GOOD NIGHT

Leonard Holmquist bowled nice consistent pin game last night at the Elks alleys and turned in the nights best mark, 566. leading his Triangle Inn squad to a three to fcur win over Columbia Lumber.
 Capitcl Theatre and Dodge Deal ers divided hcnois. while Juneau Drug tcok three DO nts of fcur from Snow White
 Games tonight ara California Grcrery vs. Alaska Federal, Beh- ends vs. Engineers and Cash ard Garry 'vs 20th Century.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-20
GOOD RECORD

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 20.--John Marshall High School of Richmond, undefeated, united and with its goal line uncrossed, believes it has enc of the best scholastic football records for l940.
 The Justices playing their first season under Dick Esleeck. for mer Virginia Tech star, rolled up 132 points in ten games while their 190-pound line was holding opponents scoreless.
 The team played before as many spectators as most of the Virginia college teams, the peak being the l7,000 who watched the Justices de- feat Thomas Jefferson High in the city's scholastic football classic.
 ATTENTION
 AUTOMOBILE OWNERS 1941 License Plates are now on sale. Under Territorial regulations plates must be on cars by January l.
 H. J. TURNER, adv. City Clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-20
BERNHOFER UNDERGOES
 EMERGENCY OPERATION

J. B. (Dutch) Bernhofer, of the Harri Machine Shop, and well known Juneau resident, was taken to St Ann's Hospital yesterday for emergency surgery. His condition is reported as fair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-20
ATTENTION MEMBERS o.E.s.

ATTENTION MEMBERS O.E.S. Please have contributions for Christmas baskets at Alaska Meat Market by Monday noon.
 MILDRED WYLLER, adv. Worthy Matron.
 S- The DaIy Alaska Empire has tn largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
u. P. Officials
Due Tuesday

Ahaard a special train that alii
Wait Tacoma Tuesday. officials II
The Union Pacific railroad vi
make an inspection tour 81 lhs
Northwest next week.
Coming from Omaha headanaf.
tiers Of The linz. n. group includes
President W NJ letters. y "
Robinson. vice president in charge
Of traffic. " u Guild. vice prssl.
dent In charge Of operations. ofia
Jahelmann. research vice presl.
dent. A A Murphy. and . G
Schmidt. assistant Ia the president
y N Finch. general manager al
Portland. n. n rrater. chief en.
ginser. n y Lounnhnry. Portland
traffic manager. /. T Wilcox. gen.
eral freight traffic manager
George ". MeGMath. Portland land
and tan agent. J l. Tags. manager
Of news bureau ~ Portland. and
several others 10 make a total Of
10 executives.
After calling Al Portland keiso
Iongyiew, and Olympia. the party
arrives Sunday ai Seattle. After
inspection of faelliiie. here. the
group viii visit Spokane. walla
wslla. Yakima. wsllula, Rsith. La
srande and Huntington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Wass and Means club. Olympic
Rebekah lodge. will meet at the
home Of Mrs. r. NJ. Brown, 4052
So @ st. for u 30 luncheon. Mrs..
John Blaser will assist the hostess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Oil Retailers
Party Dec. s

Western petroleum retailers -
Tacoma 81 I'D sa<lF ANIMAL -
acquainted ? y Friday. nee :.
n = American legion pest NJ
Is hsll euats cammenes :.
Tns party ~ - fes dealers
sna ransauess ana an eau.sf ~
10 eemplets vaudeville .he~z. re
flfss II - , ~ sna ~ .eeena
4 II - , n fes tho.< ~na ~ass
laf<
TIE Heslsf-eensams "a s.s
originated n Tacoma sexeraI
sesfs 80 ~ ths Pierce caanfy
Gasoline DEALERS ss<oessglan. ~.
sosisisens n II western state. are
nes using ne plan
A A Ned. president n the
association. sad that ths rreeeeds
saald - assa IN fighting any
move = raise tass. ~ petroleum
nfeaaess
The COMMITTEES planning re
party IL headed M Ray calysr.
Rsst president n TIA association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Hollywoodians Are
Honest, Saws Director

Hollywood Is the most honest
town in the world. or has weak
eyesight-or maybe Alfred Green
just happens TO be one of the
luckiest of people.
Green. who directed Flowing
Gold" now at the Roxy. had need
of $500 cash over the weekend
He made a hurried trip To his
bank on Saturday. got the money
in twenty dollar bills. stuffed IL
into a pants pocket. and hurried
10 keep a date.
He parked his car Just off
Hollywood boulevard and was
gone for three hours
When he returned hi. $1,000
was lying scattered on the front
seat.
1T must have been In plain
sight Of at least thousand pas
sersby. Green said.
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licenses,

Marriage license Applications
haxs ben fed sltA re flsfcs
eeunfY saaItef - James =. Ne
Han. :. nfemsftaa. - LsxsFnz
Wilma Nsfisy. > rlstsn. wash
Harvey Prank tn. =. I'D paH.
ethy Louise Hickman. Il. eslA -
Petersburg. Alaska Charles In.
- Henry. =. al -. = =. I'd
Ruth ssnaetfe Evans = szsu -
iith Marshall I hates. Is. tafats
broadway. snd aarY Ileu bancroft.
80 lbs Fssceff Iohn Frnners
stein. =. iios -. Alter and AIles
Schneider. 81. tT2s -. n Larry
haFnss. =. Feft Lewis. sna Elsa
esth Am schmidt. -. asie Ne
18th. Glen Arthur Webster. 30 sna
Egla Marie Dunn. y. bath = Port.
land Edward A Hansen. -. Route
I Hos IS. Tacoma. and Minnie
Fay Austin. =. IS -. nsfflsaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Death Takes
Robt. Hubby

Robert Hubby. y. formerly
active in lumber business here.
died Wednesday in a local hos
pital after an extended illness.
His home was at Ri. l. Box $50.
Gig Harbor. He had been retired
from active business Is years. due
to i'll health. He also was at one
time associated with the Stokol
Engineering Co.
Hubby was a native of Iowa and
had lived in this community 40
years. Surviving are two sons.
William of Tacoma and David of
New York. and one daughter. Mrs.
Geneva Sprague. of Seattle.
Mellinger will announce the fu-
neral.
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People in
The News

Joseph Ae.liIl Patterson. pub
Usher Of the New York Daily
News. accomplished q feat off
West Palm Beach. Fla. which fish.
ing experts said probably WAS a
record for light tackle angling lie
hooked and boatcd a seven-foot.
sa-pound sailflsh ON a three-onnee
tip pole with a six.thread line
solicitor General Francis Riddle
warned in a radio address that bit.
ternezs against mlnorities cannot
be passed off by unity slogans
and urged that the nation re
affirm its traditional generosity To
aliens" lie said the foundations of
national unity need TO be strength.
ened 10 that America can face the
hard decision TO come"
Forest EsasbevsLi. University Of
Michigan quarterback who Is all
America Tom Harmon.s blocking
back. has been elected senior class
president in contest with liar.
mon. Eyashevski won by I To l
margin :.
Thomas Bennett Grove, IS, in.
yentor Of metallnrgicai apparatus
and processes. died AZ palo Alto.
Cal He was a descendant of Rob
ert Fulton, inventor of the steam
boat, and John sreenieaf Whittier,
the poet =.
fortunio Bonanoya, South Amer.
lean aetor-writer-prodneer. told
the Los Angeles Pan-Ameriean
league that recent motion pictures
Of Latin America. produced IN
Hollywood. show shocking ignor-
ance of South American customs
and people" lie said the pictures
would be received more symps-
thetieslly In South America II pro-
dueers paid more attention to the
ssnsibilities of It's peoples -.
Alfred r. Sloan. addressing q
meeting Of the Academy Of po-
litical Sciences. said At New York
that industry's nve-dsy work week
should be supplantsd by a six day
week when and II necessary 10
speed national defense. He said
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Play Friday Night and football
Game on Saturday Chief Features

| Savior at which time ali former
choir members VIII take part The
Rev. J. p. Pflneger Of the faculty
will speak.
Fer the Delta Rho Gamma
alumnae. a luncheon viii be Civ
en- at the Dalhem at Il o'clock
followed by short business meet.
ing and program.
Saturday evening at : o'clock
in the college gym fun festival
will be held with alumni and
students taking part. On the
program viii be Lyle Gait 40.
Pauline Watts 81. and Mrs.
Birger Nelson %. From the
student body Will be numbers by
Frances johnson on her violin and
introduction of the football team.
To Award Prizes
Prizes will be awarded for the
Oldest claSsmate present. and the
person coming home from the
greatest distance. In charge OF
the evening is Arne Peterson.
Refreshments Will be served by
the Nomen's Athletic association
with Verna Jean Hedderly as
chairman, Rhoda Lee. Marybess
Daddow, and Virginia Nicholson.
Decorations and housing OF the
alumni will be taken care of by
Ralph Schillios and Ben Dahle.
ohairmen. and assisting them are
Paul Pflueger. Robert Forness.
Guttorm Gregerson. Mary Harsh
man. Andy Sofa. Lenore Rasnnus-
sen. Jordan Moe. Emmy Lou Hoff,
Roberta Robson and Hal Peter
son.
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Harry Lang. out at Pacific
Lutheran college. Falkland. II
praying for good weather.
Hes chairman for the annual
?. L. c Homecoming to be held
Friday and Saturday.
Events will get under way at
1 p. m. Friday when students
come 10 Tacoma 10 stage a pep
parade To boost attendance for
the football game Saturday
p. l. c. will meet the Central
College of Education at 2 p. m.
Saturday in the Stadium.
Arrangements have been made
to admit free 10000 soldiers to see
this game.
Dana Thomas American Pass
port Will be presented as the all
school play at Sis p. m. Friday
in the Falkland Junior high
school auditorium with Prof.
Theodore Karl as director.
Choir VIII Sing
Chapel exercises will be held at
10 a. m. Saturday in the college
chapel. Featured on the program
will be the Choir of the West,
under the direction of Prof. Gun
mar Malmin. who will sing three
numbers, Salvation is Created
by Taschesnokoff, IN Heaven
Above" by Christensen, with
Gerhart Svare as soloist. and the
familiar theme song Beautiful
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Old. Old Grocery Bill
Paid After q Years

ATLANTA. ia. - Ms. y. +
Woods Nas surprised when she -.
eeIxed letter with = = hll en-.
closed. The note sad. $ % debt
! owed yoar husband Her his.
band. formerly = Newman. ca
grocer. has been dead sinee ia1s.
ink. Nov :. On South Tacoma way
near 45th 81. when his car col
ided heaH-on With a couple loaded
With nine Camp Murray soldiers.
one q whom. Chester Thomas. Vas
driving
Gus resided Al 454s South Taco
ma way and was struck only a
short distance from his home
At the time. he was removed 10
St. 1oseph's hospital. but later vas
transferred 10 the y = hospital
when It Vas believed he vas out Of
danger He had a broken Jaw and
head decorations
The body was removed 10 pipers
from where funeral announcement
VIII be made.
Gus Is survived by a brother.
Feri. Of Tacoma. and FIVE sisters
in Italy. He had resided in TIA
coma 30 years and IN the [. $
b years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
HAD POOI. BALLS

Fred Sherman. IS, fined $40
and costs on a drunkenness charge
in police court Thursday. Was
committed 10 jail while police in
yestigated to learn where he OBJ
tanned several pool balls Ia his
possession when arrested Wednes-
day afternoon.
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This should be the first step
when the slack Of unemployment
II taken up and the increasing
speed Of industry has been utilized
TO the fullest practical extent
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KM0 Will Step Up

kho. Tacoma. Wss granted q
PAYER lneTease from ere - five
klla~atta. the Frsief.l tsammune.
Ilans commission announced Thurs
dsy in Washington. II c.
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2lsi
Death Here
Antoine Gus. Hurt
Nov. 2. Succumbs

Unexpected death Of Antoine
Gus 81. a. Northern Pacific hos
rifal shortly before noon Thurs
day brought II = the number q
persons fatally injured IN traffic
accidents IN Tacoma this year
Gus vas injured saturday even
Evening star., 1940-08-20
Boston Fund Assets Top
Year Ago on July 81
;pecja, Dispatch TO The Star

kceciai DlSDdtCn 10 Inc SLaE
NEW YORK. Aug. 2O.-Boston
Fund, Inc. reports total net assets
of S5928,926 as of July 81. the close
of is fiscal year, equivalent TO
sl325 per share on the 447 ,42l shares
of capital stock outstanding at that
time.
This represents an increase of
S542 $50 in assets from the figure OF
SIS 1856 ,976 on July 81, 1899. at which
time the net asset value was $l5.l6
per share on the 55,306 shares then
outstanding.
During the fiscal year just ended
Boston Fund has experienced fur
ther substantial growth. There was
an increase of 92115 shares, and
the number of shareholders in
creased from 1921 to 2975. This
growth also reflects the purchase
of additional shares by old share
holders. Of the present sharehold-
ers approximately one-quarter in
creased their holdings during the
year." President o. Kelley Ander-
son states in his current annual
report.
New additions to the portfolio
during the three months ended
July 81 include the following stocks:
Pure Oil 5 per cent preferred, Ray
onier Inc 81 preferred. Timken-De-
troit Axle and Underwood Elliott
Fisher.
Common stocks of previous hold
ingS that were increased include
American Airlines, Chrysler, EX-
Cello Corp, General Motors, Great
Northern preferred, Inland Steel,
International Nickel. Kennecott
Copper, North American, Pennsyl-
vania Railroad and Union Carbide.