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Clearance! Lamps

Nursery Lemps, were ST 3se
10 Ivory Mushroom Desk lemps, were ST 80
59e
5 Figure Vanity lsmps. were $5.98 $2.eS
IS csystel Vanity lsmps. were $2.e8 $3.50
! White Urn Lsmp. was ST 9Se
! Horse Figure ornamsnt, was $6 80 $3.50
Vanity lemps. were ST .e8 Use
Figure Ash Trays, were ST b. Soc
, Onyx Base Twin Lamps. were $7es
$3.sS
I Girondels. wos $lOe8- -$4ss
Z BaII vanity Lsmps, were $2.es--$l
] Bronze Desk Lemp. was $7.50----$3.5o
Mirror lsmps, were
The Palais Royal, Lamps Fifth Floor
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Clearance!
Washers, Refrigerotors
BUY ON OUR BUDGET PLAN

I ABc Wsshsr; wos $40 .$32.75
] ABc Washer: was $lO Oo.o5---$89.s5
ABc Wesher; wos $74.o5--$ -$6e.95
! Merge Refrigerator, porcelain interior and
exterior, cubic foot size; was $24o5O
$i67.95
Nosss Rsfrisesstes, size S cubic feet: was
$172.o5 o5--$il9.95
6snsssI Electric ksfrisssstes fused for z
yeors), size 7 cubic feet; was $2425O
$i4e.5o
TIE Pdais Royal.
Wsshsss ssl Rsfnssrssors =. Fifth Floor
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Mems furnishings

Mems $40 Smoking Jeeksts Brocoded royon Full lined
with royon sotin coor Sizes 80 and 4O-------S4.es
II Mems $5s5 Suede Jeeksts Perfect quoIiy Full zp
knit bottom and suede collar Cotton plaid Iinino 36
30, AZ 81 "a
Mems IS swsotsrs Wool body with leohe sleeves. Zip
per 'front.' Al size 81 es
20 Mems $i65 Shirts Slightly soied from handling Stripes
in woven madras and broodeoth Color ottoched style
zs Pas Mems 81 D. v. D. Pejames BoIbriqeon. Slip
over style with knit cuffs. Solid coors. Sizes and
Mems $3.50 Wool Vests. All wool. Button front.
pockets 36, SO and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Is Mems $l35 Shirts White and striped broodeloh COL
lar ottoehed. Slightly soied Broken sizes------7se
Tie Palnis Royal, Store for Mes i. /. First Floor
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Floor Coverings Reduced

2s-sx,7 Baskstwssvs Fibre Rugs pIods; $lzo5
$s.sS
Stendord ouaiy Felt Base Rugs, size 92 perfect quo
were S5 o5 -$3.95
exiz Indie Msurzouk sRuss discontinued pottens but fin
Standard Felt Bese Floerinss; 3ee squore
7-sxlz Bissiow BvesdIoom Rugs. rust color $5450
$3.50
Ernssd Brosdleem kuss size 46x76; 81 So $Ss5
4x6 Cotton Rugs. hook Navajo pottems; $685.
The Pslsis Royal. Rxss .. Fsntk Floor
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SiIverware Reduced

Silver pIstsd BeNbeN Bsskst. eompotes
and toost dishes, were 7se
Z SsIsd SETS with Sterling Hsndlss, were S.
$3.50
Z Electric cieeks, were $l25o--S7.ss
Tie Pslsis Royal. SilpevUays First Floor
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81 PosteI Doeskin Bogs
Only 3; top-hondle styles.

Only 2; top-hondle styles.
i3-Alisstes Calf Dsss, block, brown,
-Dsswn csltskin 0sSs, we're S3--$z.3S
3-ksvy cslfskin Dssa, pouch shope; were
% ---------------- $S.49
Tie Psisb Royal, Hsslbsss :. First Floor
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Points Specials

Ams'iesn keady-Mixsd Psint for interior or
exterior surfoees, white and col9s; wos
81 80 gallon
American Points, CHOICE Of Vornst
Stoins, Deck Enamel, interior Gloss, House
Point, Flat Points. Wanted coIors Regularly
81 SO q hoIf eoIIon-
American Spar Varnish for floors, woodwork
and boats, waterproof and quick drying;
was $3.50 gallon ~
Amsvieen Interior Gloss, easy to brush on
and to clean; wos $3.50 gallon -$z.39
The Palais Royal, Paints =. Fifth Floor
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Infonts' and ChiIdren's
SpeeioIs

~ Rayen Crepe end Rsyen Tsffeta
Dresses, sizes 8 to Is; were $l.o5 and
S2.o5 Soc
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WASHINGTON, G, THURSDAY, APRIL
Gold SeoI CongoIeum
Rugs, Special

Discontinued patterns, but perfect
quality. Wide selection.
Size oxl2, were $7.o5----$5.95
Size 7.oxo, were $4.o5---$3.95
Size 6xo, were $3.95
The Palsis Royal.
RsSs Fexytb Fissr
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10 Mems Regular $40 and $50
Stein Bloch Topcoa+s

Resulor $40 Topeoots. Friday OnIy------Szz.5o
Regular $50 Topeoots, Friday Only------$3l.5o
Sizes 36 to A.
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12Men sRegu|ars19.75
AN-WooI Suits So
Sizes IS, 36, 81 and SO.
6 Regular $3.50 High
gate Suits $3.50
Sizes IS, 36, 81 and SO.

Sponsored by Stein Bloch. Sizes 36 to 40.
Tie Paiais Royal, Store for Men First Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-11

81 Simulated PeorI
Necklaces, 68c
!, Z and 5-strond styles; rhinestone elosp.
The PsIss Royal
JspsIry -. First Floor
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China and Glass Reduced

Chine Dinner Set Of So pieces, originally 81 pieces service
for 8. was SIP o8 --$6
50 Pieces crystoI Stemwos, mostly l2ounee footed
tubers and stemmed beverage closes originally 59e Use
l3o Pottery Mixing Bowls and inch sizes were 1oe,
l5c ond oc Sc. Toe
Dinner Service for 8, has only SO pieces Anericon
eorthenwore; wos
Dinner Service for IL; 90 pieces originally $24o
Chino Dinner Service for II; 90 pieces, short pieces
wos $2e98
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PRESTIGE RAZOR SHADES. poekooe
OF - o---------------------1oe
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Bedspreods Reduced

IS Chenille Bsdspvsads; we're 1898 -$2.eS
10 Bed Quilts. fost color prints; were 1898
$3.50
= Mettsess Protectors, size 3ex76 inches;
were ST .4o
7 Coil Spring Ticking Covers, twin size:
were $3o8 S2.9S
4 Unbleeehsd Muslin Metres Covers;
were p|.So ~
81 Printed Dreperies, fost color; were ST SO,
pair Si.z9
3 Rsyon 1affete Tsepunto-typs Draperies;
were $2.o8,
The Palais Royal,
D0msstics .. Second Floor
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REDUCED!
Stamped Art NeedIework

Is Stempsd Luncheon Cloths, ecru crash
with henstitehed hens, size 5Ox5o; were
80 Sfempsd Luncheon Cloths. ecru crosh
with hemstitehed hens, size 5Ox7O; were
50 Stamped Searfs in ecru crash, sizes 18
x3o or 8x45; were 25e
Stempsd Pictures including frome and
moterioI for nokine; were ST So --$l.39
The Palais Royal,
Art Nsediework Fifth Floor
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Dress Shop Specials
BETTER DRESS SHOP

THRIFT DRESSES 50
13 Dresses, black and Spring colors, broken size
ronees, for misses. women and half sizes; were
$6o5 and S8o5 50
The Pslais Royal Thrift Shop ;. Third Floor
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29

Mr ard Mra 4 . nuGfess an
nctwaee the mAFxtARN o. nzaN
dAnshseE. pn1FaczA x Res naxlNr
Ikzlmtk1n son 0f Mf& peAsa Lxsmp-
kan enc rereEnuas tAkinx plAee nn
TIA ressurY ~ Cur LAZY az Nktar~
ies CaamFrh win FATHER r. = Carer
officiating. saturday NgHe2eE
0rd ice Tss smERaHntpe an&ip
rine cEFeutorg usk used TIE nFfdx1
ensenah1e Nna bruNn unoz Stm
hFcxn Acceass1eA Fssx unly mttsn1s
art wMs Mk@ EnnAue Ornen weMF-
Ina banek cFcFN wllh rid anresMr-
irA Acting a. hsSt mAn was wfi-
lam Beach. a1no q raarAgoaia
Mrs Lszmpatn b : graduate -
r~ascAEuala H1xh &e1xuA Class e
xa ard mMS rng&used a. = elexk m
tine u q Hnnkni vartesE stare Mf.
Lumpkin Is ~c0nnNefed with une II.
gals shlrhuih1inx C~nrpcfatson Th3
yoang eoupla vii make their hexne
~ Sc Euut street wneFe u1eY
have m apartment
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a o. y

Richard Ava Jones. o.. native q
Cuthbeft. Ga. and resident Of raa-
caEo1ia 20 PEARS. suffered : sfrska
"wednesday morning While II m1Fk
and died = few hours later ct lhe
Jackson County Hospital He uns .
brick mason ard cement fIulsher.
having worked On many mazeeFn
structures In Mississippi. osszgsa
and Florida.
He - . former member q 9hs
Odd Fellows 1t rascagDuis ard
was also > member 81 khe azlh-
odist Church. He Is survived ~ IA
wife. 30 Lafayette street. pasea-
goAala; hs mother. Mrs q = Janss
Of Samson Ala. which viii oazzerys
her e9sh birthday IN March, fsfIs
three daughters Ira =. 7. Reeez.
shreveport. La. MxA n L nnnwn.
Brooklyn PARK. and Hrs. Boh Faem-
er. Chicago. Ill. tHo sonx. Ernest
Jones. F~ascAgouia and I'd and 1eazn
Jones Of Samson. Ala. and osaar
Jones q Birmingham. Ala ard
-four sisters, Mrs Efie Niles. At
iantas ca. Mrs Louie Be6soae ~
Mrs Lena Jones both AZ naznnun.
Ala. and Miss kpps Sonss q aaln-
son. A.
TIE funeral I'll - hAia frazn t.
Pals Undertaking PaFiors Il Ras-
cAeoui4s thds afternoon a. 40
O'Clock. with services By ResaFszs4s
n w. uimer, ard ". l. Day. and
inteFment VIII b IN the MaxhpeIsh
cemsterT.
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JACKSON COUNTY
RED CROSS DRIVE
TOMORROW
cenmslGee Wesks<z n wazz4 -
CAmxae IN fnty AmA Nfsks Flasl
nerere4 Nsxa Wr<A


ne Arxnmna n~Mmn9eahsp ri eAn
a. the sa<knnn csaty Uaapse -
1~ AnanrscMn RR4 cras 80 -
hraaxas - q etss NMxe9 Nw
ne faAa Ne4wAa wesAM eaMzal9n
workers en- rAN4FsMaA ART ea1sr8
raFtA ne tAR cew1n&4 hkNu hsNn nzN-
iarslnz vAz1nan nEnna ard kN1EsA1a-
ala seektnH nssupNEahim en1 $50
nefENksfsH
fErswhna RarAkrsa rhalFassn 81
ff@ eAnkeaiEn IA FnAnAGnafa ar
nuaneeA yesterday a~ftsfnaun uahi
lrsatrakhons are lhsK usa arrive Ntn
be : Eaceens hat uAers ssH msenf
vito rave ssx been eexsta<le4 ! nN
drive wuFkesA Al ue pTNaamA 1S1s
hsas hsen turunna - - ne FAecA~
euAsla heAnquArt<xA - tha pnanA<ua-
Il Naf1nsxA1 sanN Nna1 e usis
msesaey d Eift mzemkNEznirn saa<flpd
Ia ne business keot1rn.
TIE dlMirirt ehsfrrn<n Afd t1sls
an~mufkerw Are exS~<t16 ~ mafsd-tp
der asslrsting IN thNlr ~FssssestFe
aKsAA. f-uannrruw ard = ftnAl fepxsTt
win - npailahle u<xt WedN
Ai1hcuxh naa cnmrml9n wfn ctssE
lcmnFru2. mnmneTsharm Nski he M-
cented after thai dnfe AnT psFmMn
VINO has nus tnsn sniicfted fnr msaTn~
brrslstn and nassrss o. esFoza h
axked % cantnrt ere ~ ne usMA-
era ~ saFad msif nseasT n - ~.
nicharaA
ne various cummsktse vu~ssrs
and their clstftrtA ern q fnlAuws
Mrx CNdr TfsnFnten. newtH 81
Adams street and We1t q FAAnA~
euuln street. kF2. Calvin Bedtime.
north a. 1--we 0ak street % AaAsns
street wust o. r~Aacaenuln street
Miss nnunse C0fle. from the rail-
ruad tracks 10 1--we Oak street west
of pascaxouln street: hDa Henry
Oautier. west of pAseAeuuia street.
nsush q the Rallread tracks 20
LAncnan avenue. hfA Lester azsef~
field. south Of Lincoln nvenftz 20
Columbus drive wnAs a. raenaaGMaiA
street: Mrs. haipn Nloiilstes. south
~ Columbus Drive 70 TIE beach.
west Of pssceRuuis street. MF1.
John Cole. south ef LA6a street.
east Of PssraxnaIA street. HtFz r,
w. Cox. cakt Of pasnaxo1ia street.
south Of the Haiirusd 10 Inds st<eet,
Mrs. Hattie 0sutler and Mfa J. ~,
Lockafd. postoffire. Francis TITUS h
soliciting memberships srnena the
colured people.
1Ae committee In charge ct can
wasting the business district waa
composed nf W D. Herring. Arthur
Smith. Joe nrumfisld. John Grant,
Dr. w L. Alapach and p. W Coz
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Automobile Strikes
Bicycle, Injuring
Negro Delivery Boy

Don w. Durant ~ stamford.
cosan.. resident of raacasouiz for
ths past five month. was released On
$50 bond on charges ~ reckless
driving and causing injury 20 Cleo
Moore. 20. negro delivery bog, fol-
lowing an accidens On Canty street.
Monday afternoon An eutaEfseIsie.
satd 20 have br<n driven ~ uaEaut.
struck = bicycle en- which Moafe was
riding while making q delivery fer
TIE Virgins Drug Store where ne
Ia employed.
Moore was taken 70 the Jaeksnn
County Hospital where he Il rseess
ering from . fractured skull and
ribs and cuts and attractions On nis
head and hands.
DuFanE u said 70 have heen en-
route from his woFk ~ the ingalls,
Saipbuiiding Corporation wheSe ne
b employed IN tire mold loft Dur.
ant said that the negro cut in front
Of hts car.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29

ChzaMmas b TT efnnnernees
Hamk Mx4e4ARn@ a Akaftn& Hack e.
PnsaMzeasA ard une rNNcaee. ~
tk~M RnnA are ~awnAlSw tAs3
and sa<k CsststmA& ArE9 8Esas -
nnnae foFluzs4le tnves4aE8 ~ Cszfsss~
nans Haxfnga AeeuuasA AANA sN4F
h manA nsAA " es h@etst p~sepAsea
gw huysm9 fak& Cafttzanaa 7wa
cnetA xsaxt SnEh . easixsRs anessaas
ans time NV
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Ingalls, Basketball
Team Will Begin
Practices Monday

TIE rnsaih ehlp5uldanR Corpara-
lion basketball tam zili elaFt -
re-cf zazAzafHcn a11 pgaEtlEzs q
Monday night & neA1 Neek Il fhe
Paseasonla Hleh ezheo gymnasium
TEaaeT Walker. aznl1zze dlreeza4 q
the Fasc4#ouia HIen nch1oI ~
epach He 6nipb1zldzza nsts feax.
L@sf Ezzx the EaIpbali1ar4 n
ore 8 uA ~6trDnzAz Eeauza i MS
section and we're fuzuen-up = IS
jaekean County E&zzesheu LAzzas.
losing % ne Woozn Xix team -
> ouzsp1zu1 margin II ne n1aa q
the ANIMAL tournament
1ne EtlpbuGeTa ere expeete4 70
have : szz1nEef team zhh Fezx ana
Hll = shooting - - EeaRss lie
AL employees q sas shipFaE4 -
invited - ~ O. e. Hhe team
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pascagouIa School
Faculty Has Forum

ne fN<Nstf - 80 pANArns
C1fF As MM 2n imtx4aeF4
naextszN Ia ue F4eAxA iran
Aehaua paalasnE ~ naNh4 s&kFu<
al I - a4Anek T@ naFp0Ne a2 ~
wse6na $50 xtxxAa4 F~x~xuUAwnai
ard ~ nxAA y 81 ; hfkE
Efsnesrss e. ne Rne& aqskAtsn a
n a sezsaN
TAfa NaAbex4 Is Ne nsssK "a
EAhx8 fm T4AA TAM a
aAgn wMa lRd ~ Mo- Ntsasas ANea
AhnfssE. = asEuas = re tg
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MMM m# ~ $50 MISTRESS ~
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49, EkANy N&fsA eA
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N NNh &pfM &MM M MsA
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der Ne name q American Hezns
Owners Finance Service W. nazrs
n LNe-gudemenE rendered f1r
plnintl4 n amount u tl18a74 ard
eoszs e cuuEI
= L Oxen Is Hoislie River azw
Ill Co Inc, : Cofporafton-Da.
PENDANT allowed - lie anssex u
sad caaae.
StNte q Misaesfppa vs. - G
L0eaaAT1-No1a PEazsQM
g > Ellzeg. dong cuisines e
kll1eTE General sore " Wzzs
FedeFE-Sufy zsFdlez Tor Dslea1-
art II Hnosant ef 9I1n8
C1aat recessed Until 3 n. =
Friday. November zsEn.
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Efo = ; pEoapeetlss memhsF. ne
neN aaee.la8 III - he'd Tzzzzzs
ntehI uz1aEbeE : anleh l. ~
EeEE. TIE maeIzas nfxhts @szs
chaneed q uae first and zzZzA
Tuesdays q e4en neash
Norman L AUaH Il the A6zzF-
u1T EaaszaAfnE .. - azzza =
- = neN mszte< e ~ e..
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29
LOCAL TOPICS


Nsss Kathleen oogh. who i az
tending soale Bselnsxk Coilexs b
New OrleanA kpeut Thanksgiving ~
home wdth her parents Capt ard
MSx W. j. Cole
Mrs O. r. calpepgnr and father.
O. n. Carter 81 PAanAg0ulA, uers
dinner suesl4 of Ma l. O. Adams
IN Mokais Sunday. While there they
also visited Mr1 J. q Roberta
M. and Mrs. n. v. Furry and txo
children. Ray and Bette sur. Of
brookhaven MAzs~ spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. EurFya rafaxtA
Mr.. ard MIRA X e FURRY IN Daisy.
Vestry Later they were weekend
guests u AIR. Turry1 mother. MIRA
l. II Rohr. and SISTER. Nfs. n Il
Young. Al their home on washing
lon Avenus.
ar. and Mrx . A. Cole and kFizz
Kathleen Cole motored 70 New Or
lean4 Saturday morning and were
joined that afternoon By Misses
Bonnie and Marguerite Cole. re-
turning 10 PAscAeuuiA Sunday night
Miss Anna Lee Cole. who Is attend
ing Louisiana Normal institute. INST
the party Ia New Orleans and To-
gelher hey attended the Tulane
Louisiana Normal football game.
%
Missea CANINE Marie Crane ard
Edna Pittman returned Monday TO
ule.r studies at iIIllman College.
CLINTON. Miss: after spending the
holidays here with their families
-
NJ. and AIRS. Prank KeeEan. az
Biloxi. have taken an apartment on
Lafayette Avenue and viii make
their home ia PaanARoula. Mr.. kee-
gan 4 employed with the A. q r..
Food Store.
Miss Exelyn oxe4street have re-
turned 70 MiEsixsipp Southern Co..
lege. HattiesburK. after kpeadln9
the weekend here w1th her family
on Lave Oak Street.
o.
Mira Ralph Feehan and Mis-
MaybeIline Bogdahn. accompanied
By Jack Davis, motored to Laurel,
where they visited relatives ara
friends Sunday.
Mr.. and ARA. Z J. Murray, Jr.. u
Springhll, louisiana announce The
birth Of q son on November - Mira.
Murray is the former Miss verna
Lee Mcleod. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs r. l. Mcleod. OF fsAscagoula
o.
Mr.. and Mrs 4 j. Murray. ST.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Muir
ray. Jr. and young son. IN Spring
hin. Louisiana.
Mira J. o. Cole. and daughter.
Barbara. and Ema Ruth sparkuan
spent Saturday IN Mobile.
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Captain w. J. Cole. who 1 ssa-
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r G. Beckham. Jr. OF Hsrmins-
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here with his parents. Mr.. and Mr1
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Anne Beckham
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Biloxi spent Wednesday visiting
Mrs. A 3 Brondum and Mrs. Louise
Richard On jackson Avenue.
Mis- Ann Beckh&m and her house
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College 70 resume their studies.
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bile b Ar. Richard Arx. Louise
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ham and Aneld Walker. and
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-28

Baron Egmont Zuylen, Belgian diplomatic attache, arrives at La Guardia Field, New York, with his daughter, Teddy, cnrOute to Washington. He represents the new government set up in his oc- cuDied homeland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-28

passcngeir, the dispatch stated, would be sent south on the Cana dian Pacific steamer Princess Lou ise, which was to be held at Ket- chikan until the arrival of the Yu- kon, and others would be sent south aboard the Aleutian now en- route from the Westward Gin Ju- neau at 1 o'clock this morning) when she arrives at Ketchikan early Tuesday morning
 The Canadian tug Salvage King arrived at the Alaska Sunday af- ternoon and was standing by but then making no effort at salvage
 The Ketchikan Chronicle said no cause was given in Ketchikan as to the cause of the accident. The passengers were removed 10 the beach immediately after the Alaska struck, were then taken aboard the North Coast for Prince Rupert with the crew of the Alaska staying aboard their ship.
 Agent Adams Gets News
 Agent Horace O Adams, of the Alaska Steamship Company in Ju- neau, Sunday afternoon radio phoned Lee Dickinson, Alaska Steamship Company agent at Ket- chikan, and received details of the grounding but with the infor-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-28

nation that it was believed the Alaska, double le-bottomed ship. was not badly damaged and would be refloated Information was also given regarding transferring of the Alaska passengers to the North Coast for Prince Rupert, about the Yukon calling there for the pas sen9crs to bring them north to Ketchikan and further transferring them for Seattle.
 Tide rips prevail in the vicinity of where the Alaska struck and these might have caused her to slightly be diverted from her course.
 The Alaska is one of the best known and popular liners on the Alaska route and Capt. o. c. An derSon, Purser Dave Doran and other members of the crew are as popular as their ship
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SIMMONS ON
 COAST TRIP

Shell Simmons flew to Hirst today with William Mills, Pete Lulich and Joe Boletto, returning with Paul Sorensen and Antone Johnson.
 Yesterday Alex Holden flew to Sitka with John Brilliant, Ray Ward and L. E. Iverson of the Forest Serv- ice, returning with Betty Haviland. L. E. Elerath and Mrs. Russell Clithero.
 In addition, Holden and Simmons made four flights to the Polaris- Taku mine yesterday, taking 12 pas Sengers in.
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TISDALE RETURNING

Clifford Tisdale is returning on the steamer Yukon. He went south about a week ago to attend fun eral services for his father at Ey erett.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-10-28
HITS 50UTHB0UND
 FOR SEATTLE
Vessel Begins to List-279 Passengers Are Safely
 Transferred Ashore

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Evening star., 1940-08-11

shops for top overhaul. and Tacks
made the thousand mile hop to San
tiago on a commercial plane. He went
alone - what need of an interpreter
when the Dofia Josefna spoke English
so charmingly - and not until a taxi
had delivered him to the Gonzales
home on the Avenida Carlos Villareal
did he realize the extreme delicacy of
his mission.
Josefna had read the newspaper ac-
counts, of course. She knew that