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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
.Sorors Predict
Best Show
In II Years
March ! Is Date Of
Big Event


The "Jabberwock" is in the bag,
wrapped sealed and ready to de-
liver, and Mr.. ana Mrs. Public, you
are in for the time of your lives,
never have there been such elabor-
ate plans for the affair. We can
hardly suppress our desire to give
away, some of the secrets, but we
will not spoil the whole thing, so
must keep mum for short two
weeks more, then all can be told.
Suffice 1t TO say, that the acts have
been very, very carefully selected,
and the competing acts, have surely
made more effort than ever before
to put on a creditable show. We
believe this to be the first year
that contestants have completely
forgotten the matter OF expenditure
in their desire to put on a good
show. In our eleven years of dab
bling in and about "Jabberwock"
we've never since perhaps the very
first year. known OF such a hustle.
about getting proper background,
and such an air OF secrecy about
the material for the acts.
There are to be positively no
waits between acts, so carefully has
everything been planned and timed.
The desire to give lust little peek
into the affair is so great, that we
will vouchsafe to tell Of few, with
risk of getting our ears knocked
down. The Alpha Phi Alpha frater-
nifty presents something called THE
New Creation" If we only dared
name the cast n you. anyway Leon
Smith will be very important in it.
Then there will be the Grant Fam
lily" whole talented family to en-
terrain in variety, which we can not
divulge The Scrollers have a
very, very fine thing called Afraid
of the Dark" and they are really
going to town with it to date. The
Ivy Leafs are doing a condensed
version of the "Mikado In Swing"
with Nanki-Poo, Yum Yum and all
OF the characters you have heard
about, and maybe we won't tell any
more, but you can take our word
for it. you will not be bored, for
there will be something to entertain
everyone Of you.
Meanwhile we must not forget
that we owe the Delta Girls our
full-fledged support in this, their
annual venture for the accumulation
of scholarship fund. The first Jab-
berwock was held in Boston, and
was started by Iota Chapter, the
purpose being to cultivate and en-
courage amateur dramatics. It has
now become a national project, the
proceeds from which scholarships
are awarded, from last years Jab-
berwock in Detroit, three scholar
ships of a hundred dollars each
were awarded.
Soror Jerolean Sneed, the ticket
chairman, wishes the public to
know that reservations for tickets
may be made bv calling her in per-
son, any member Of the committee
or sorority, or by applying at the
box office Of the Art Institute, any
time after noon Of Friday, March l.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Bohemian Social

The Bohemian Social club met
last week in the cocktail lounge of
the Twelve Horsemen club. with
Mrs. Ruth Morrison as hostess.
Monthly reports OF the officers
were heard and the vice president
Mrs. Viola Howard, presided. An
nouncement was made of the ILL
ness OF Mrs. Carrie Beason, finan-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24

When the Crimson and Gold club
entertained with bridge and whist
tournament at the Union Progress
sive League on Chene street, last
Saturday, Mrs. Helen Buchanan,
president, made a very charming
hostess.
Among those present were: The
Highlight Girls, the Dramatic Art
Social club; Western Thinkers,
Crosse Pointe Independent clubs,
and many others. Several prizes
were awarded. Mrs. Willie M.
EASILY, club scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-24
Chatham Ballroom Scene
Of Lovely Valentine Hop

Warren Allen. Windsor, Lloyd Free
man, Gwen Turner. Ypsilanti; STAN
ley Simons. Detroit; Arthur Brown,
Buxton; Cecil Dickson, Detroit;
Marie Carter. Dresden: Gordon and
Harold Browning. Jean and la
Davis, Dresden, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Olby, Windsor; Garnet Will
liams, Texas Henson, Dresden: Shir-
ley Rhue, Buxton; Thurlow Lewis,
Detroit; Harry Judah, Inez Binga,
Lloyd Jenkins and many others.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04
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DicIes Sod I'm @saIb, has eines
Dardsmeiier bon SlBaa5is &etern bat
fe, fab barnsIos al.s. Ans Der Gief.
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len Riesbaagea bier isMnSerbnr sc
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04
Der MOrd Won Mortonhill

feiHes @eipcbr, aas Hefterfe mieses
ans eem Sridter.
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ger. gs iAien, als neate BE Der %.
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icoesu Sdritt bormdrts rntidae Tie
fait ebenisbicl sMriid. Es aeIans iBr
n6er bod, ,vieber beraassMfea,snest.
8en,i elm 9,enfh ii Der ge1be &C.
aDeiea ipdre, ipiirbe &c fie aber iebi
aacr6iaqs 6einerH bnben, 0enn bieies
6erausfietterH giug tsinessnees Mebr
ie serdMfdlos boz fd. anfatn.eRb
ftan6 lie, suieber oten i'm @AIb Mas
itridb iid Die Saare asas Der beiSer
.Stirn. @ebii naa2 s8e modte 1ns
9aaas ftebem? An eiAen eAt trei
9fnnn ftarteH 1astsm geIebat befat
fie iid ibrea 5ise. Gs tuar Ella 3ebr
sates gespesr. 5sbiel beritaHs fie
iden. giH few gut sepastes, sepiaes=
tes, tDeittraset1es assse teures 8aDebr.
5pielenb legte fie e an nHo sielte.
Gs iear anBersrbaltiib fhlper. afs
iic es ipieber abnabnl, gespa5rfe iae
isa Qstbembais tief eiaaeferbt, idapars
Dor aifer, stpei D,lditaben. g. q.
Sie IieE bas &e.pebr aid,t faGea,
aber Die 9dMbe sittertea ibr plStIid,.
Bill 8ottom! Sic belt 0ia 8stteas
@etpebr it bea Gaabea.
Sic toarf es uidt sues, nab lie
fob nidt. @nas laaafam bangte fie
id Die 8iibfe iiter Die 5tbulter aas
,s,adbte iiA aaf ben Riidsucs. RaA
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isaebr Had benz beritcdfea Gails i'm
sBalae 90 fsadea. Sic brass6te aatn
audi niat ssesr mad 9ascarora sa
reitea 9as sDar 3eitperi6lsens
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pieber, beate sser asersest, teeHa es
ibm pnbte: @ar er niebt bort, ssar
er pieleidt 1T aieiem ldtparsea, b3t-
lid,ea Sod iH ser gree, Saam 6ras,dte
tie ben soeifea 8es aasd nidt saesr sa
aaahea. a6er baaa ioste BID 8sttsa
sn isr fsa,saea anS lid feiw 9essesr
asiesersefea. Sic niir6e es aMf icsesa
6nd nsitne5saeH. Gr islffe hsSSeM,
saS ieaaaaS sier sespeiea mac.
Ms lie .sbea aaf Der SSse lmiebea
aMSefoasissea ssar BEL SesM 54rand6,
,awter. besa tie. lssrber sesesem- bate,
fied isr eiw, bah iie asiH NIT lem
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tsa4ih biateetea fSnHte. ,,Sesf., !,
foaate he iaset, ), bert saiish isr 1ia
1sttoa h44,ea, aidt in sssssresa rs5i-
seW altea 64,ss. = 4
Sie ioarf ns6 ei,sea iettea DlsA
ia bic 9eaiSe Siwaater, IL bee F6,
iaasiam bic 5Aatien ber4rSsertea,
bcaH Die Some ,panberie nA,a 5dbss,
iseit iM Beiaea. Sic soate fssSes.
Sea 5as sam asities bebea, ads Ee
aelpasrte, Hie 6ns ,sa. 6en 8Aams se=
idiaueeae Sell se ,,sten so sitterH
begassa. Ssae sM sssera, berbars fie
iid bitter 1iGtterm nab 9sseisea, Sas
Geipebr ue6ea fiA, ben Heimea ae.
bciper Il. Der Gaa6.
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idenerte n,u BEN Hanat, itraffte fidb,
itn6 nad laasen bansen Neiaaten fafn
cine beafenutea bon Dred 6eid)mier,
ie, NIT ei,eM serriifeaea 1eMo uub
iDeiten So,p6epboiea betleioete geitala
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04

&itsL Gr fa3ten, GfafM Alf9eaiDitN M
ben fnorrigea N0lasii geIebut, Curt su
ffbadPpen. 9ann fniipfte er bag Sell,
ads nnl icine spiifte seidiHnsen mar,
Ies, roate es eeasG1lidJ sniaanaeit,
l5ltc es bonn 9aMHG ifss6 bGmgte- e.
lid iaai bic Edalter. Gbenip la,ssiaan
faBte ct Damn ii leiae 9oienfoidle Mnb
6rubte ei,ae 9anb boa @oibitiide ber-
bor, bic er eia paarllnI boa eiuer
Saab in Bic nnbere gleiten He6 In
bic 9uft iparf, nieber aitffins nno
bann ipieber eii,ftefte.
Merna mar es asabnfianig beig aatf
i6rem HI6*. Da liiifen ita,is Der
Diana, BEN saas Rebaba fiidJte. Er
ItnaS 70 seIafien 81, aIs bdtte er bas'
rabisite BcipifIen Ser @eH. gr pnr
sreS ane IhIanf nns Hien 70 &C.
sfdn#cieig iDie cis Bant9er. 9iird Die
2DAer fciaes serriffeMen lenoes femas
te Merna feline 4eusfelu feben. Er'
.par braisH bea Der Come apie bic
geapboss anf ben @eiSell na5 OBJ
iseM fein @efidt binter BEN Fasb
Nidt sn febeal soar, Aaste lie iba aidbt
alter ats gaftiMa.
SIR 0ers psdte ii rafea6en SdlGs+
eea. Sic braadte aar 1as &opebr'
ein ne.is sn bebea, Elm ~esrig natb
.re6ts 5n idieben, Die @anse eia hee.i
ais sa fes,feW, 81 Sielea ,,saa absu=I
sriidea. Der SbHs lpiir6e sie StiHe3
bes QalSes eiae 6efat6e Iaua ITO
real, bic 8Ssd isirseM eridredt aaF-
flattern, hic elm iaar 5taabea sa,.
Der, ,au1 fdsen bate Der @aIb aaesi
ssieber persefiea. aser 9arry BcM-
aissre soare se1Ssst.
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ferban iesaaM1 rridsieEeH, ua6 mare es''
Der srs6te Morber, Aas apiir6ea bic
@eMfs Mien,als tan.
Der 9eaaa III Aer Eiefe rii6te, aIsj
er oie @sabftade BicSer III 5eiaes,'
Eaid,ea Serfta4tt batte, bea Aebciper-
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.assterSabeiea, Ms,A bfic5 eiHe Sffnae
be Iassg Md erbsbeaer ssaMb FtebeM.
Sber mar eiae SefnMee. &c begrifij
isfort.
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es ftsaserste. 6ie faasfmte ben Gnb,i
isres eebeleers aMb ssarfeae Sornaf,
bas ibr. Ser 9eaaa enssesewStarsenE
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ben. Gin SiiaAer Ms1sae bic SNr
febeu, Die fie s,.ra ben beidaserideaI
asaFties IN aer 9faibe sxrsidselalleaI
batte. sic satte bas nAa~seHebasr1
8efiN, als nGcca bic NIGit4er, Sic
i'd Niiaen5 aber fe breitetea, Pist-
IsA lpie 9Las, n~5 e .,sar isr, ais
6se fe SaSstkii3 boAtoatasea biss DieI
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feia Saaercfie sara~ ~ basen Mnt
6eM berIdap.ambe,sea 1e,sebr 81 fue
den. Ats er fab, bah e, Nid,t asebrI
;ba Dar, hrebte er f& sleiaa.iitis ,pies.
Der iim nnb besaRH aus benz Fri9teri
5,t Hettera. gr leAr tatfdbiiA &C.
luanbf ipie zine Aake, isssb es seiang
i9nt bel aeeiteaH raider als berber'
Nyrnu. 0ben .an9elanst Midte er
iid yei,taial III Der &nnoe nnt. gr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04
1giatss tea 4 0sssn6ss 1870


eS 0ittftie Nad3f. Der bfate Apfet-
idliaianel mar gdas eriA0pft, 70 bafte
iie i'm enrd ben MaI6 gesest. 4ftt
eiaser fiaiteren Jatte anf Der GfirH
iprang iie ber bens gBobibaas nb,
ft1tb nit ei,se,n fat bDieii @rifi riE
fie bas 9eipebr posa SatteIfaanf.
Sic feate es an sic Sausnane, nm
bns Biers sn serfSreea. aIs lie s,1-
riidfaln, ebnte e. ned ral5is al aer-
ledbea Steae. Sic na9sn es asif asss
sias saaait Iaa9iaia biaaa,f aa.f isr
3iianser-
@e1ra0s 3imaer spnr Sebr priMitib
Es lag. aaas obesl natter Seaa Dad
oes nieArisest HledbaHFes. Die sasise
@inridtana srftano n,ss eiaena bon
Bent ielbHsesi,nmeraea Bet, einer
Erabe nit elmer Rerse. baramf nao
eiaeaa 5fMlu. gH Heiaes niesrises
5enfter seftafte4e sinen neiaea 8iid
aaf bic bessaIbeten 60ben. 9esrna
hattie ia oft serHe eia freuaSiidbcres,
netteres Gunner sebaH. sl6er es fiel
ibr nieanaIs ein, itrem 8ater etasas
bapon sA iaset.
5ie Bedte lid, aaaf be grstbe, bic
ad5te, nao beiab fih nod eiaasal
ons 9elpebr gerrD Eeai4s 9eauel,r.
es naren 5tpei groBe 0ndHtaben, sspei
..8.. q. .55 1T ben Aefbenbols eil1ae.
ferbt, uab lie Bdfte f6 alIs mid,t ge.
irrt. Sic Bib FA aaf Sie aippea. Die
Ter Daaeit 6a s6en isn AsalS | 5eit-
bern iie ibu saai eriien Male eeieben
satte, nne ieitoeaa er ie cine Saaassste
9ans aetaaif sdfae, rebefe iie fid,
,eia, 6aS fie i'm ls5erIiA fimSe. 2ai-
berlib sias iasaipidDtis. als fie i9n
6ansals isa ea6ew ber sgiispe a9sef
aeiesea 5atte aaaS i.s Der ndds,iiiea Radt
Dor Der Rasid Der Beas,leores, spar
ibr aaer1iaes eiste abnal.sg aefent-
aeea, aaS &c pieaeidt bod sefaBrli&er
mar, aIs iie aadte aser SaE er iyirf-
IiA aa6 asaarsaifis 9ia 1oiion loar.
,ein, bas batte iie me eealaA6t.
2aMsiasn ftrid iie aiiser bic Matte.
'giA .p4s6erbares @eipekr Sic lesafe
ans aesrteabia ssiirbe. aasseM ma.
4e,s. 5ie Srebfe ben 5aspf sa,a Sent
.iter Bis.iiber bort fsslnfea he lsssl
die fssn, Sieie Iiesea Qeaate. Sie.
fmHefea ben 56Iaf Der 4ercdteu.
ss8ieber Fri3 iic aber ben fdseren
2aaf aas ben b4xiea asIbea. 0aR,t
isaa4 lie. aaf Aaa serbarS bas @esseBr
I'M streb Hires wettes. sic nar rsen
aaasH feriis. setocrbea, ats an bic
iir aefaspft DArSe. sic ,parf s4ifig
be Hettoede a6er Die aifiex a~e
fraete::
,aBas si5ts ?.'
8sa Araassem aatsosrtete eisse ~.
biee 5tanase: So biM' =
Aasraa s,.dfe bic AAieln. Das tsar
@ss 6eraoM. aBar er alis BOD isie-
Der ;ariidaefom,eea Rom RatnboISt.
Hiper? afs lie i'm trandte, hattie
er es nidt fiir 10tis seAaltcn. Sest
femfte fie AUDI aGeim fertia ioerben.
SSekt battle lie fA an 6as BerIaflea-
Ieia idoa geipSbat. Sic itrid iid bas
Saar aus Der 5tirn. Sic bGtte aad
arrne nod raid in eineM 6piesel &C.
ieben, llnt 5u tuiiie,t, i0ie lie nod aeHt
1anaen Mitt nno oem Serun1friedeH
allf beln Bala5eSea aaaslab, aber es
taae, fe;,s HSsf,;am.i ;s,. sl;u,,,,.r Qa...,
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FOR RENT

AVAILABLE Nov. f: 3-room fur nished apt, shower bath, cil range. 1755 Evergreen Ave. Phone Black 475.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-19

NICELY furnished heated apt, I rooms and bath. Blue 135.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-19

struction CT machining of engines Or as Q machinist or toolmakaf working to close tolerancef using precision instruments or measuring devices will be acceptable. Experi- ences on instruments, and on tools and gages, also need not have been in the aircraft industry.
 The positions pay from $2000 to $2,600 a year. Applicants will not be given a written test. They will be. rated on their education and experience as shown in their ap- plications, subject to verification by the Commission,
 Persons experienced and inter ested in this type of work are urged to apply at once. They should apply for details and proper application forms to the Secre- tary, Board of U. s. Civil Service Examiners, Wright Field Fairfield Air Depot Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio; to the Secretary Board of United States Civil Service Exam iners at any first or second-class post office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-19
Automatic Window Regulators in Al
 Chrysler Auto Line

Typical of Chrysler's constant endeavor to provide the ultimate il luxury and convenience is the adoption on the 1941 Crown Inn perial line of an automatic win dow regulator, operated by the touch of button. This new fea- ture eliminates the manual control of the door windows as well as of the full glass partition separating the drivers compartment from the passenger compartment in the se- dan Limousine.
 The window in each of the four doors is raised and lowered by means of an hydraulic cylinder To- cated in the door. This cylinder is actuated by an electric motor, the same motor serving all four. A button on each door enables the passenger or driver to close or open the window at the touch Of finger. The glass partition is regulated in the same manner but without the hydraulic device, an electric motor similar to that used in the windshield performing the operation.
 All four of the door windows are operated independently, so that each passenger may regulate his own ventilation. The hand-operat- ed window controls are omitted, adding to the clean, modernistio appearance of the interior. The quarter windows in the passenger compartment operate on pivoCs easily regulated by hand.
 We believe that this luxury touch will be greatly appreciated by owners of cur Crown Imperia line" says Charles L, Jacobson vice. president and general saleS manager of the Chrysler Sales Di- vision, Chrysler Corporation. "Wt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-19

Dr. J. L. Seeley has been named President of the Anchorage Basket ball League and one of the squads already named for play is the Krause Concreters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-19
Inspectors
 AreWanied

Word is received in Juneau from the Civil Service Commission re- gandipg the examination that is open for procurement inspectors in the Air Corps at Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. The Commission calls further attention to the experience requirements, which will be of par ticular interest to persons experi- epced on engines, instruments and tools and gages, but whose experi- ence was not in aircraft work
 The examination includes six branches of inspection work air. craft, engines, instruments, para chutes, aircraft propellers, and tools and gages. The experience required on engines need not have been on aircraft engines, but progressive mechanical experience in the con-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-19

OFFICE space, 2 rooms. Corner 2nd and Franklin. Phone 62.
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NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND REPORT AND
 PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on October 7th, 1940, JOHN CURRIER, as administrator of the estate of THOMAS COX, deceased, made and filed in the above-entitled Court at Juneau, Alaska, his Final Account and Report and Petition for Distribution, and that on said day the said Court entered its order di- recting that hearing be had upon said Final Account and Report and Petition for Distribution before it on Saturday, December 21, 1940, at 1000 o'clock A. M., at the office of the said United States Commission CT, in the Federal Territorial Build ing. in Juneau Precinct, Territory of Alaska, and requiring all persons to then and there appear and make their objections, if any, thereto, and to the settlement thereof and to the final distribution of the assets of this estate, share and share alike, to the surviving children of de- ceased, namely: Margaret Cox Reed CT, Thomas Cox, and Frank Cox.
 FELIX GRAY, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-Officio Probate Judge for Juneau Commis- sioner's Precinct, Territory of AL aska.
 First publication. Oct. 19, 1940. Last publication, Nov. 9, 1940.
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VACANCY Nov. l, at Jensen Apts. Phone Blue 90.
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QUICKSILVER MINE

Alaska has a quicksilver mine which is producing two flasks oi quick daily. according to reports coming from the Kuskikwim Val ley. The mine is located near Slait- nut and is operated by Nick Millick and Hans Salverson, oldtimers. The location is about five miles down the river from Sleitmut. The mine is being worked by the opencut method.
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feel that when one pays for car in the luxury class he is entitled to everything that the manufac- turer possibly can give him to add to his comfort and convenience.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-19

HEATED room for rent. Near {. town. Red 455.
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FURNISHED apartment for rent Inquire Juneau Paint Store.
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3-ROOM furnished cabin, near new boat harbor. Oil heat, clean cozy and comfortable Phone 387 after pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-19

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 W | FOR RENT AVAILABLE Nov. f. Broom fur nished apt, shower bath, cil range. 1755 Evergreen Ave. Phone Black 475.
 HEATED room for rent. Near town. Red 455. 3-ROOM furnished cabin, near new boat harbor. Oil heat, clean cozy and comfortable Phone 387 after pm.
 GROOM furnished house. See Mrs. s. Rosenberg, 704 So. Franklin. NICELY furnished heated apt, i rooms and bath. Blue 135. OFFICE space, ? rooms. Corner 2nd and Franklin Phone 62. VACANCY Nov. l, at Jensen Ap.s. Phone Blue 90. FURNISHED apartment for rent Inquire Juneau Paint Store. FOR RENT-Steam heated room, 634 Harris, upstairs apartment. FOR RENT-Clean, pleasant, view apartment = four rooms, adults only. Phone Blue 260. VACANCY, Shabaldak Apts. Phone 642.
 At Hotel Juneau, live comfortably. Quiet view rooms. Monthly rates. HOUSEKEEPING or sleepin g rooms. 210 Main St. Phone Blue 429.
 FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Phone DouglaS 23. FOR RENT-New 5-room furnished house. Phone 20 Douglas. APT. FOR RENT-Blue 575. ROOM FOR RENT-325 9th St. THE HILLCREST: ONE FUR WISHED APARTMENT. PHONE 439.
 CABIN, w .9th St. Mrs. McMullen. VACANCY, Decker Apts. P h one Green 465.
 3 ROOMS and bath, nicely fur nished: overstuffed, electric range, frigidaire, steam heated. Windsor Apts.
 4-ROOM FURNISHED apartment; also 5-room strictly modern un- furnished house. Phone ASA. FOR RENT = Groom unfu lished house. Inquire at Snap Shoppe. Y-MacKinnon Apts. VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. FOR RENT-Partly furnished flat Inquire Snap Shoppe. COZY, warm furn. apts. Lights, water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seaview.
 MISCELLANEOUS FUR garments made or remodeled. Fur hats and caps made to or der. Miss Hamilton, Gastineau Hotel
 DA CENTS EACH PAID for used sound gunnv sacks at Coal BunkerS.
 GUARANTEED Realistic PermA- nents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. Lola's Beauty Shop. Telephone POI, 315 Decker Way. TURN your O1d gold into value cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
 WANTED ATTENTION MinprS-RO9rd and
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GROOM furnished house. See Mrs s. Rosenberg. 704 So. Franklin.
Evening star., 1940-04-19

Clarke the announcing of the cos
tunes.
Prominent Persons
In Audience.
Among those in the audience were
Mrs. Millard E. Tydings, chairman
of patronesses, who had a large table
of guests; Mrs. Aldace Walker, sister
of Mrs. Tydings, and Mrs. Grosjean,
also with guests; Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson, Mrs. Emlen knight Davies,
Mrs. Jesse Jones, Sonora de Boyd,
Mrs. Gilbert Hitchcock, Mrs Edwin
T. Meredith, Mrs. William o Doug
las, Mrs. Robert H. jackson, Mrs.
Charles Lea, Mrs. Harold Sims,
Countess van der Straten- -Ponthoz,
Mrs. Edward Finkenstaedt, Mrs.
Patrick j. Hurley, Mrs. Warren
Austin, the Misses Ida and Pauletta
Guffy, Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mrs. D. Worth Clark, Mrs. John J.
Dempsey, Mrs. A. S. Monroney, Mrs.
Harold Walker, Mrs. George T.
Marye, Mrs. Ralph Worthington and
Mrs. Bruce Smith.
Mrs. Grosjean opened the fashion
show with talk. The models in
cluded Mrs. Harold Walker, Mrs
Charles Lipscomb, the Misses Joan
McKenna and Yoianda Alfaro
Countess de Baillet-Latour, Mrs. A
B. Chandler, Mrs. Claude Pepper
Mrs. Samuel Conner, Misses Emily
Davis, Patricia Hill, Ruth Overton
Betty Beale, Angelica Lloyd and
Edith Pearson, Mrs. William Rich
ardson and Mrs. James Reid