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card parties, balls, garden parties
and concerts which the District
Daughters have been holding over a
period of years.
Impetus recently was given the
Chapter House campaign when the
local society, after raising $1,000 as
a jubilee gift to the National
Society continued to sell Golden
Jubilee buttons for its own Chapter
House goal. 1t is planned to use
this money and additional funds
from a continued sale of the but
tons toward the furnishing or
maintenance of the Chapter House
Room to be Named for
Miss Helen Harmon.
One of the rooms in the new
quarters will be known as the
"Helen Harmon Room" in memory
of the late Miss Harmon, former
State regent and vice president
general from the District, who left
$500 for a room in the Chapter
House.
In addition, Our Flag Chapter has
announced it is contributing SIM
liar amount for the newly acquired
headquarters.
Plans for chapter house for the
District Daughters began as long
ago as 1907, when Mrs. NJ E. Davis
of Columbia Chapter headed a COM
mittee formed for the purpose of
raising funds to that end. The COM
mittee became inactive in 1918 and
for the next few years the District
society held in allegiance its wish
for headquarters of its own while
it co-operated toward completion of
Memorial Continental Hall-na =
tional D. A. R. headquarters here
In 1920, however, the local prof.
ect was revived, Mrs. Francis A.
Sinclair, then State regent, appoint
ing Mrs. Jason Waterman chairman
of committee to investigate chap
ter house possibilities and to organ
ize move to finance such a pur-
chase.
-Four years later, when Mrs. Will
liam H. Hardy was State regent, a
chapter house corporation was
formed, its membership composed
of seven State officers and eight
members of the committee. The
late DR.. Ellen Spencer Mussey drew
up the papers of incorporation and
served as counsel until her death.
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Joint Luncheon Thursday.

Another feature of the board
meeting will be a joint luncheon of
the general federation, the Ameri-
can Association of University Wom-
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL

18th and Eve SITS. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio. for l person. from $3.50 per
week; for from So per week each.
Studio type rooms if desired Air con-
ditioned lobby. dining room and cocktail
room: Roof lounge open June 10 to
inspection. District 42lO
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. by middle-aged man, cool room
with pvt shower bath, in quiet home in
suburban Virginia. State price. Box 800
G. Star
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COOL-EXCLUSIVE

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK
MARQUIS APT, 23OS ASHMEADE PL NV
SOUTH END OF TAFT BRIDGE
3-RM K. $50; Arm K. SIS
Modern freproof elevator bldg: secre.
tarlal phone service; refined clientele: ex.
cellent service; furn at slight extra charge.
Phone Hobart 50s3
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
EXCLUSIVE GUEST HOME,
oyerlookine 10th st.; l5.acre lawn; 20 min.
baths; reasonable rates. sH. io55. '''
1706 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
bah s4osa s9poes coo oy chee1u snd
IE.is s,syater. Distinctive address. FINE
1920 10th ST. NV.
deliehtful home residence in the EN-
summer, sumner, with Garden and trees; Large
Excellent food. Columbia $3.50 23'
2131 MASS. AVE. NV.
Cheerful single: also lovely lRe share
3 young men. share room. at S27 so mo.
incl. excellent meals Why not enjoy this
bthst bsauiful exemhassy home with several
prices will please you. DU. 94O4. -
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
YOUNG MAN twhite,. emnloyed. desires
room. board. with private family in NV.
section. Box BOD. Star.
MAN wants room and board in Va, near
d. c. Answer Box 464-E, Star.
LADY wishes room and board in refined
family: prefers private bath; state price.
Box 474-E. Star
REFINED LADY. Govt empoye desires
ROOM board with private family, NV. Sec
ton. Box a3-D. Star.
ROOM AND BOARD for mother and two
children. age , and 8: near school. Box
453-E, Star.
REFINED WOMAN will exchange light
household duties, tutoring or music for
room and board IA 1888. 23'
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.
FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated at Washington
Room Exchange. with 700 wel-located
homes, offer single, double and group
rooms. some with running water, private
bath. at consistent rates. A director with
car shows available space free to potential
guests. Phone Columbia $3.50
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COUNTRY BOARD.

QUIET. REsTFUI.. HOME for convalescents
fSsfy Reerense astensdE NE 4o5 M5ll call Tor patents
LADY. on large, historical estate. 10 miles
couples every Rn9 9dn ar
BLUEMoNT, VANS. Turner's Dutch
Door excel. food. good beds; congenial at
mosspphere; special vacation rates. ME-
HOME WITH all conveniences: IDEAL place
for school children to spend their vaca-
ton; quiet safe AN and ea +easoGspe napto, Mrs MIS-
Modern M agm Bes RsFa
maas nens Mra Ps ohsE e.
large yard: reas. Franklin 1878. am.
ATTRACTIVE, modern farm, near Wash
ington; excellent meals: cool nights. E. D.
DupuiS. Gaithersburg CIV.
CHILDREN BOARDED on farm: ages 4 to
mothe5s M1a to Can
Gaithersburg. Md.
IN MOUNTAINOUS SECTION Of the shen-
Wrs Box vafy 4 wdodstoen poT aae sober folks
RIVERSIDE FARMs-Nr. mountains, river:
modern home; screen. porches: $3.50 week
ly. Call long distance or Lincoln 2035.
Mrs Chas Burner. Woodstock. Va
VACANCY for two little girls in pvt. coun-
try home: reaS.; reference; conven to D. c.
Box li-D. Star.
VACATION MONTHS oNLY-Farm near
Alexandria, 70 miles from Washington.
$3.50 each per week room e board, freedom
of large living room. veranda and farm
premises Singles. SIS 90. Gentiles only.
P. o. Box S3, Alexandria, Va.
ON SOUTH RIVER. a5 miles from Wash
lngton; beautiful. restful vacation SPOT:
WeeE n dsS f00d M
White House Riva Md
CHILDREN BOARDED on farm, excellent
care, near school. modern conveniences.
Ashton Ash n aIos Mrs; Simon craver, Brooks
reference, 15 miles from D. c. Phone Ash
ton 4is3. Mrs Harry Musgrove, Brooke
MODERN HOME, refined atmosphere,
excellent food y hour from D. C. on way
10 annapolis Box 149-A. Star.
MoNsASkoN, MO, sani iST VA--Room and board in
mock; good food, swimming etc. Mrs
Fairfax c. Christian. River Manor" 24'
LOVELY, modern country home for re-
1red men only My. eood toed and beds home
PAYING GUESTS, farm near Warrenton;
3 rooms. bath: references given and de-
sired. Box 95-G, Star
EXCELLENT BOARD. Ideal place for rest
Large, shady lawns; tennis. Drive to or
write write II for w, particulars Mrs. Martha z.
SPEND YOUR VACATION in the heart of
home, splendid river for swimming and
fishing. Adults, $50 mo, $40 wK.. 81 day.
For Information and reservations write
Mrs. b F. Ross. McClung. Va.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.
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1920 ALBEMARLE ST. N.W.-Large front
room next bath: twin beds. Beautyrest
home: very best. food eonsenial home Tor
two young people. 23'
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DE LUXE NEW HOME.

offers to group of refined gentlemen &
large bedrms. private and semi private
baths. Solarium. large living room: terrace:
artistcally furn.; excellent service: break
fast: verv cool; expensive shady. beauti-
fully Handicapped grounds Silver Spring. Md
Shepherd 6215.
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
PARK CENTRAL.

FRIGiDAiRE cURRENT FREE
S65--Llving, room with huilt-in di-
nette table and chairs. dressing room with
Murphy bed. cozy sunroom with Murphy
bed: kitchen and special cabinets. tiled bath
with shower: fully eauipped with linens
dishes and silver Electricity and gas in :.
Guided in rental o "
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM
See Manager. Metropolitan O5I0
1404 K CAFRITZ. DI ooSo
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THE FULTON
l room. large dressing room kitch-
en-, bath $3.50
kitchen. bath and shower Ss4 so
Both apis. newly decorated and furnish
ed. Sleep-well inner-sprng mattresses on
all beds; gas. light and refrigeration free
we'll kept fireproof bldg, in most con-
venient location; resident MANAGER
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OPPOSITE SHOREHAM HOTEL-LARGE
attractively furnished I room. kifcben ard
Da Da.n apt: s,W. exposure. 500. ! j months.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

YOUNG MAN desires room, board on small
tarm near Washington; state price, drec-
ton Box 4a1-E Star
WANTED BOARD ON FARM for boy IA
during summer. State particulars in reply.
Box :3S3-E Star
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ROOMS WANTED.
(Continued.)

TWO SETTLED LADIES want two rooms
unfurnished. with bath, kitchenette. in
small, refined family: reasonable. Box
| 11-H, Star.
! ROOM for mother and child, care and
board for child references exchanged.
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ROOM AND BOARD SERVICE:
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BRADFORD APIS, 1900 X ST. Wat
tractive corner building. downtown loca-
tion. carpeted corridors l room. kitchen.
bath: S57 so. MA 1926
SOME FREE RENT, 3 R. K. b: NIGEL Y
furn., only Sl6.50 wkly.., incl. cleo. gas,
dishes linens, etc No lease req Chill
dren taken Phone ME S731 to T pm
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READY TO MOVE IN.

Beautiful corner. . large rooms, kit,
bath: cross ventilation. ventilating doors
modern and built-in furniture that has
never @ been installed before Free parking
goo. ., = rms kit, bath. $50 and $3.50
city. at Rock Creek Park. between Taft and
the new Calvert St. Bridges. 24lO goth
st. n W. Resident manac ger
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rooms, foyer. kitchen newly and COM
bletely lurn. High grade. July /. Switch
Evening star., 1940-06-23

WIND..vENTIATED BUILDING
Tastefully furnished > large rms CONNECT
ing bath. kit. foyer twin beds studio
couch; excellent service continuous ele-
Nator. switchboard Res mgr co
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ND AVE. NE. APT. "a
or part; terms Will please:
Ii. o4gR-,J
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ARGONNE

1929 COLUMBIA RDSN.W.
room. kitchen, bath, attractively fur
nished. Reasonable rental See resident
manager Columbia 1885
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SUBLET. JULY TO AUGUST 15.-BUCK-
ingham, . rms. k, b., cool Isl floor, back
ooor t,,, on large court. attractiyely furnished,
Evening star., 1940-06-23

COOL PENTHOUSE APT.
2400 18th ST. n.w-Single studio apt:
sublet mos: ref: S65. CO. 1900
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SUBLET IN NEW BIDC
1448 PARK RID. NV.

| 6 wks: air-cooled halls tile shower. sun
| deck. Near Mayflower Hotel; hotel service,
| HO. 1000.
Evening star., 1940-06-23

ON SOUTH RIVER. 25 miles from Wash
ington;. beautiful. restful vacation SPOT;
swimming. boating; food you will remember;
White House Rva Md.
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pLOWNIOWN-2 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE,
st BOOKS. Tsn 1enarn farn cool attractive lots Of
mouse: elm covered street: availa HE 1,iv
and AugnSt lola IL &c e1.1
Evening star., 1940-06-23

NIN TN ST. NV.
Opposite Transportation Bldg.
l q . rooms e. bath. housekeeping
Completely furnished. including maid's e.
premises. NE. 144S. VA
THos. J. FISHER e. CO., INC. Realtors
100 lotn 81. NV. D1. $3.50.
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1913 Ibtn ST. N.W., COR. r.
Sitting room. bedrms. modern bath.
running ice water; beaut. furn; 3 expos.
With outstanding meals. Reas
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FAREWELL $500 18th ST. NW.-BACH
eIor' S56. and room apis, din. -kitch-
ems. $50 to SlO0 EIe.atore ~
Evening star., 1940-06-23

1850 CONN, APT 2os-sUBLET l-RooM
apt; screened porch dressing rom
kltchenette. bath EN- 1644 '''t'
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VACATION MONTHS oNLY-Farm near
Alexandria, 10 miles from Washington.
Ideal place for rest. Couples preferred
81; 80 each per week, room, board, freedom
OF large living room. veranda and farm
premises. Singles. SIS 90. Gentiles only.
q R0y AleyapGrja Va
Evening star., 1940-06-23

SPEND YOUR VACATION in the heart of
the mts mr.. Hot Springs. Va Large, mod
home, splendid river for swimming and
fishing. Adults, $50 mo-, $40 wk So day.
For information and reservations write
Mrs. B. F. Ross. McClung. Va
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
NO RAIN, HAVE
GAME; 0pTIMl5T
GIVES LOWD0M|N

Optimist Harv Iffert, Presiden
of the Gastineau Channel Baseball
League, said that it wouldn't rain
tomorrow.
sure, well have the game, he
said. speaking about Sundays sched-
uled fray between the Moose and
the Elks. 1T went rain"
Optimistic fans are sure he's right,
but the others. well, they Just
hope So Already one game of the
embryo Juneau baseball season has
been rained out before it even start
ed, and it is hoped that the fourth
game of the schedule will not meet
with a similar fate.
The time for the game which will
be played at Firemen's Ball Park, if
the weather man is generous, is 6
O'Clock tomorrow evening. If the
weather is threatening, fans can
find out if the game will be played
by calling the Elks' club after 4.30
c'clcck, at which time Stan Grum-
NETT will make, the final decision.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
JUNEAU ASKED
BY RED CROSS
TO RAISE fund
Invasion of Low Countries
NeCessitdtes Relief
Expenditures

Juneau To-Day was called upon by
the American Red Cross to partic!-
pate in national campaign to raise
funds for the alienation Of suffer
ing in Holland, Belgium and Luxem-
bourg.
A quota of $1,000 has been set for
the Juneau Chapter, which includes
other towns OF Southeast Alaska
A meeting Of the Executive Board
of the Chapter has been called by
Chairman John Newmarket Mem
bers are r. E. Robertson, A. B, Phil
lips, John Jones, w. S. Pullen and
Allen Shattuck.
A telegram from General Chair
man Norman H. Davis to Newmark-
CT is as follows:
with the invasion of Holland,
Belgium, and Luxembourg, the war
has entered a phase which will IN
evitably and at once bring wide
spread and appalling suffering TO
millions OF helpless men, women and
children In order to inaugurate
widespread relief measures the Am
erican Red cross is =. once launch
ing a campaign for a minimum war
relief fund of $looOO,o00. Your chap
ter quota is $1,000 Please. at once
mobilize the entire leadership Of
your chapter and community in
order that your quota may be raised
and exceeded without. delay"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
new DIRECTOR
OF TERRITORIES
N0N-p0LITI(AL
Rupert Emerson Said TO Be
Candidate of Inter
ested Group

/ Rupert Emerson, recently appoint
I ed Director of the Division OF Ter
ritories and Island Possessions, j
expected to assume his new post II
about a months time.
/ The new Director, who will have
jurisdiction ever all Federal Terri
tories including Alaska, is an AsSo-
ciate Professor of Government a
Harvard University. He was recon-
mended by the Harvard School oi
Business Administration.
He will succeed Mrs. Ruth Hamp-
ton, Acting Director since 1889, when
DR.. Ernest Gruening was appointed
Governor of Alaska Mrs. Hampton Is
expected to continue as Assistant
Director.
Surveyed Colonial Administrations
Prof. Emerson, who has been al
Harvard 10 years, has obtained a
leave of absence to take over the
administrative affairs of more than
1000, 600 tcrritorialS. AS student OF
government, he conducted surveys OF
colonial administration in the Brit
ish Malays and the Netherlands
Indies. His book, Malaysia, A Study
in Direct and Indirect Rule is a
frequently used reference work.
Officials said the appointment is
political and was brought about
by non partisan group interested
in lettering conditions in American
possessions.
Emerson has given particular at
tention to American territorial mat
tiers. He viii be directly responsible,
under Secretary Ickes, for the devel-
opment Of policy and coordination of
Federal activities in Alaska, Hawaii,
Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
Various activities relating to the
Commonwealth Of the Philippines
also will come within his jurisdiction
until 1916 at which time these is
lands are slated to become 3indepen-
dent Responsibility for the small
colonization parties on the South
Pacific Islands OF Rowland, Jervis,
Baker, Enderbury and Carton also
win form part OF the new directors
duties,
Emerson was born in Rye, N, Y, in
1899. He is married and has three
children. He attended Z MjddleseX
SchoI, Concord, Mass, and in 1921
received his B. A. degree from Har-
ward after serving in the Navy dur
ing the World War. He was a report
er on the New York Sun, but left the
paper to enter the London School CT
Economics, where he studied under
Prof. Harold Laski, an authority who
has visited washington number OF
times.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
RESURRECTION LUTHERAN
CHURCH

I'm the heart of the city for the
hearts of the city
Main and Third SITS.
REV. JOHN E. CAUBLE, Pastor
Gas am Sunday School.
No Sunday services during alb
scllce OF Pastor Keil ~
100 a.m-Morning Worship, Ii
turgy and Sermon broadcast ovei
KINYJ Holy Gospel for the First
sunday after Ascension, John 1926
1914. Sermon subject, Duties and
Dangers of Christian Dfscipieships
Music program prelude, organ
and piano duet, Ave Maria by
Schubert, Mrs. Cauble and Mrs
Mcdowell; vocal solo, Give Thanks
and Sing" by Harris, Merle Janice
Schroeder; offertory, ""Serenade'
by Gounod; organpostlude, select
ed ~
7.30 pm. The Adult Luther
League WIFI meet at 1880 Sunday
evening
Monday 800 pm.8Church CoGn-
ell will meet.
' Choir rehearsals Wednesday eve
ming. Juniors meet, at Z; concert
practice at 8. '' .', ? 5.A' ~ { 80
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
GOLD Mine" AT
GLACIER BRINGS
SOLICITOR NORTH
Forest Service Counsel TO
Oppose locations on
Recreation Area

C. l.. Stewart, Regional Law o.
ficer for Regions 6 and 10 Of the u
S. Forest Service, left Seattle today
on the steamer Yukon enroute TO
Juneau.
An Assistant to the Solicitor of the
Department of Agriculture, Stewart
will represent the Federal Govern
ment in legal matters arising from,
locating of mineral claims III the
Mendenhall recreation area.
Several location notices were post
ed recently in the vicinity OF the
glacier registration booth and work
has been started by one would-be
miner in the face of warnings from
the Forest Service.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
Baseball Today.

The following are scores OF base
ball games played this afternoon
in the two jor leagues:
National League
Pittsburgh 5, Chicago Z
New York 10, Boston 2.
Philadelphia 5; Brooklyn 4.
American League
ST. Louis 0; Cleveland l.
Chicago / Detroit 0.
Washington 9; Philadelphia G.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST

Sunday services win be held at
IL am. in the First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, Juneau, on Fifth
and Main streets. The subject will
be Adam and Fallen Man"
1000 a.m-Sunday School
Wednesday, 300 pm. Testi-
moniaI meeting.
Christian Science Reading Room
in church building. This room is
open afternoon from 2:30 to a
o'clock.
The public is cordially invited TO
attend these services and visit the
reading room.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
BOY SCOUT DRIVE
GETS UNDER WAY

The annual Boy Scout drive for
funds got under way here yester-
day with the mailing of letters
asking contributions.
Funds will be used to defray
the costs of the annual Scout
camp, which will open June l at
Eagle River. Harold Smith is IN
charge of the camp for the Dis
trict Committee and Wayne Young
will be Camp Director.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
METROPOLITAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth and Seward Streets

Fourth and Seward Streets
THE REV. GEORGE EDWARD
KNIGHT. Pastor
1000 a. IN. = Sunday School
100 am. = Morning Worship
CThis service is broadcast. I h e
choir presents three special num-
bcrs Ironol1ns Mothers Day. Miss
Mary Jukich sings THAT Wonder
full Mother Of Mine the mixed
quartet, composed of Miss Jukich,
Mrs. Lister, Mr.. Lister and Mr..
Gibson sing, Thank God for a
Garden" The choir sings when
You Said Goodbye to Mother
The morning sermon is on.
"Honoring Our Mothers" The STAN
dard for it is set in Matthew Is:
lilo.
TOO p.m.-Epworth League.
800 pm-Evening Worship. Ser
mon theme, Looking Ahead
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
new pIYM0UTH5
ARE PURCHASED

A new 1910 Plymouth Road King
tWo-door sedan arrived here on the
North Sea for Mrs Lydia Weber
who resides on Glacier Highway
The car was purchased through the
McCaul Motor Co.
Also sold through the Juneau gar
age was the Plymouth coupe to be
picked up at the Detroit factory by
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Duckworth,
vacationing in the states, and an
other to Miss Margaret Lindsay, now
in the states.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
FISHERIES BOAT
Elder HITS ROCK

The Bureau of Fisheries boat Ell
der, enroute to Juneau struck Il
rock and damaged its propeller ac-
cording to word received today by
Warden Ralph Ferrandini The
Elder was on the ways at Ketchi-
kan today.
The accident will delay Ferran-
dini's departure from Juneau. The
Elder is to take him to Kodiak for
the season.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
RANGER TX DUE IN
THIS AFTERNOON

Forest Service launch Ranger TX
is due in Juneau this Afternoon or
evening. according to the District
Rangers office The boat has been
at Skagway with District Ranger
w. A. Chipperfield, Assistant Dis
trict Ranger John Brilliant and
Assistant Forester William Parke.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
FRIEND VISITING
ESTELLk DRAPER

Miss Marie Wells Of Washing
ton, d. c., arrived on the Baranof
today to visit with Miss Estella
Draper, Secretary to Gov. Ernest
Gruening. Miss Wells was M S
Diapers roommate in Washing
ton. She plans to see some of the
rest of Alaska before returning to
the States.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
Rainbow eMoIay
Service Is Tonight

AT 8 o'clock this evening mem
bers of the Order Of Rainbow Girls
and DeMolay Boys will install new
officers in joint session at the
Scottish Rite Temple. The public
is invited Following the ceremony
there will be dancing in the ball
room.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
Fish Creek School
Has Two Graduates

Two eighth grade students re :
ceived diplomas last evening az
exercises held at the Fish Creek
School Graduates were Axel Mel
son and Lawrence Swanson Jr. Di-
plomas were presented by Mr.
Lawrence Swanson Sr.
This is the first graduating class
from the school which was estab-
lished three years ago. Miss Mary
Pinkley is instructor.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
Trinity Guild TO
Hold Picnic Meet

Plans were made at yesterday s
Trinity Guild meeting to hold the
last gathering before the summer
vacation on May "a in the form
of a picnic at the Wellman Hol-
brook summer home ~ Point Lou
lisa.
The session yesterday was ct
the Glacier Highway home of Mrs.
Tom Gardner.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
MEMORIAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

William Youngs, lay-worker.
Sunday services:
1000 am Sunday School.
1900 Morning Worship.
730 Special service. Chart
talk and special music.
wednesday, 7:30 pm. - Prayer
Meeting
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-05-11
CHAPEL BY THE LAKE

Highway at Fritz Cove Corner
Rev. JOHN A. GLASSE, Minister
GAS am - Sunday School IN
charge of Mrs Max Mielke. with
we'll taught classes for children and
young people.
Chapelsdies meet on the first and
third Tuesday evening in keeping
with timely notices given in other
columns of this paper.
Cub-Boy Scouts meet on Friday
evening at Z o'clock.