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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-11
HUNTING CLOSED
 IN MILE STRIP
 ALONG HIGHWAYS
Game Commission Out. lines July 1 Changes
 in Regulations
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uary 10. The season on beaver will be closed in this district.
 Fur District 2.-No changes have been made.
 Fur District 3.-No changes have been made.
 Fur District 4.--No changes have been made.
 Fur District 5.-Open season on mink, land otter, weasel, foxes and lynx will be from December l to February 28. In the Golovin Bay drainage where muskrats have been protected for many years, the sea- son will be opened from April 1 to June 2, in conformity with the open season on muskrats in other parts of the district.
 Fur District 6.-The season on beaver will be closed in the Copper River drainage.
 Fur District 7.-The season will be opened on beaver from February 21 to March 31.
 Fur District 8.-The open season on mink, land otter, foxes, weasel and lynx will be from December to March 31.
 Circular No. l9 containing a con- plete text of the Regulations Relat- ing to Game Land Fur Animals, and Birds in Alaska for the year 1941 -42 will soon be available for distribution throughout the Territory.
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Many People Call
 Al Open House 10
 Meet Commission

Over two hundred persons called at the Governors mansion yester- day between the hours of and 2 o'clock to meet members of the h. ternational Highway Commission.
 Receiving with Governor and Mrs. Gruening were Congressman Warren G. Magnuson, Former Governor Thomas Riggs, Donald Macdonald, Howard MacGowan, Lieut.. Com mander J. s. McKinnon and Mrs, Clara Stillman
 Pouring tea and serving punch were the Mesdames E. L. Bartlett Frank Drfresne, M. D. Williams and Ike Taylor. Assisting in the serving were the Misses Corrinne and Phyl- lis Jenne, Carol Robertson, Mary and Jearne Vande"Least, Fl inc Hcusel. Mary Jean McNaughton and Mrs. Catherine Gregory.
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Guests at Shower Have Picnic and
 Play Court Whist

An indoor picnic at ' o'clock fol- lowed by court whist for the pleas ure of Miss Jane Vickery bride-elect furnished the entertainment last evening when Miss Fay Stoddard and Mss Alice Smith were hostesses at Miss Smiths apartment in the Assembly.
 Miss Marie Stoner received high score and Mrs Edward Johnson was low. After the cards the honor guest was presented with many lovely gifts of linen for her new home. Guests for the evening were: Misses Marie Stoner, Elaine Housel, Ellen Mo- Xechnie, Carol Erskine, Mary Van derLeest, Winifred Siprell and the Mesdames Robert Bowling, c. H. Stevenson, Tom Hutchins, Mabel Rouze and Edward Johnson.
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AIexanders to Be Hosts dt Dinner For Commission

Judge and Mrs. G. F. Alexander will be hosts at their West First Street home tonight, with o'clock dinner for members of the Inter national Highway Commission. Guests of honor will include Cover nor and Mrs Ernest Gruening, Former Governor Thomas Riggs, Congressman Warren G. Magnuson, Donald Macdonald, Howard Mac Gowap, Mrs. Stillma mad Miss Mary Gruening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-11
Girl Scouts Will
 Sell Candy Next
 Saturday, June IA

Troop No 2 of the Girl Scouts of Juneau and the newly organized Douglas troop are now working hand in hand planning things to do for the benefit of enlarging the Girl Scout organization in general. Many outdoor hikes, picnics and good times are being laid out for the Girl Scout troops jointly, to
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create harmony and unity in the community
 Their first endeavor is making candy and selling it, to raise money for badges. The sale will take place Saturday, June IA, at Hollmann's. Pharmacy It is hoped the candy will be tempting enough to raise the necessary money for the many badges the girls have earned.
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B0TTLENE(k OF BRITISH
 INDICATED
Minister of Aircraft Pro- du(tion Makes Sfate-
 ment in Commons

LONDON, June 11--Lieut. Col. Moore Brabazon, Minister of Air craft Production, told the House of Commons today there is still a bottleneck in receiving and assem- bling increased deliveries of Amer ican aircraft.
 Brabazon declared however that all steps are being taken to make maximum number of aircraft available and operational for fly ing without delay.
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mass meeting, voted to return to work and a few hours later, 5000 men on the night shift started filter ing into the plant individually, each undergoing Army inspection When the night shift check-up was made, it was officially reported that over 5000 of the 11,500 employees work ing before the strike was called, were back on the jobs. This morning it was stated practically all former employees had returned to work.
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Planes Raid Axis Convoy.
 Of Tankers
Nazi Airdromes on Rhodes Given Heavy Attacks
 by British Bombers

CAIRO, June 1.-The RAF to- day reported that British fighter planes destroyed about 30 Axis mo- tor trucks, described mostly as large tankers, in an attack on a convoy between Barce and Derna in Libya. RAF bombers also struck heavy blows against six airdromes on the island of Rhodes the night before, the communique said.
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DANIEL CARTER BEARD PASSES
 AWAY IN EAST
One of Founders of Boy Scouts of America Dies
 After Brief Illness

SUFFERN, N. Y., June Il = Daniel Carter Beard, one of the founders of the Boy Scouts of Am erica, is head here. He would have been 91 years old on June 21.
 Beard had been ill since April 20 when he contracted cold on his 14-acre estate here.
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NEWLYWEDs COMING

William H. Biggs, wellknown Ju- leau man, is aboard the Denali with
 is bride. the former Nell C. Marthe of Seattle. The wedding took place in Seattle last week. The newlyweds will go to IIirst- -Chichagof where
 MT. Biggs is bcokkeeper and pur- chasing agent. r
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RECITAL TONIGHT

Mrs. Jack Livie will present six pupils in violin recital to be given at 7:30 o'clock tonight at Trinity Parish Hall. Anyone interested in hearing the children is cordially invited to be present.
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CANNERY SUPERINTENDENT
 SAILS TO EXCURSION INLET

Ole Syre, superintendent of the Astoria and Puget Sound cannery at Excursion Inlet, was passen- ger for that port aboard the North Coast sailing from Juneau Tues day night.
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A patent has been granted on an automobile door with peep hole near the bottom so that the driver can see how close he is parking to the curb.
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HERE FROM TENAKEE

Herbert Lee of Tenakee is in Ju- neau today and stopping at the Cas- tineau Hotel.
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The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
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FOUND-12-ft. skiff, identify and it is yours. F. O.. Box 2435, City.
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Subscribe Tor The Empire.
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PLANE PLANT
 STRIKERS GO
 BACK TO JOBS
Practically All Workers al North American Ayia-
 lion Factory Report

(Continued from Page One.
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LOWEST FARES

For reservations ask your nearest Steamship Office, Travel Bureau, or
 RE Carson. General Agent Fourth Ave. and Union St., Seattle. Wash. Ie sure your ticket reads via
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-05-30
CAM ERA!,


THE POT and the PoURRI sparled-eyed vacia Melton
she Tilted an ofay) John Clark Washington c. gov
ernmen posa last week in the capitol Former tap
dances Blue McAister recently picked up as
Frank Forber who promotes the Negro National League
fames here is the former basketball baseball player
fourteen Edna Williams ofay recently the
subject Of insult happened The Braddock that
shouldn't call for explanation hap
pened Canaon seoe the columns who told every
he ghost writing for Winche, sullivan Calico,
al? Tee heel Republic spending $25O00OO
tion in Hollywood Lterat Columnst Floyd sneon sted
coin word (WhanmedD last week Fancy him teln
body that soandso whammed Cabin the Sky"
Chicago at the Sewyn saddy Forywo officers
Tnskegee awarded their According
to the FORTUNE Government should forbid strike
Tense industries The uSS North Carolina Of the
navys ships has library that by WPA Writer
Film work London still despite bombig Twelve
major films getting final editing Wakin' by the River
i No Il among the best song hits Cal Galloway into the
Strand here for weeks beginning July The Mimo Club
has unique cooling II Is invisible that cell
ing breeze! Andy Kirk and Band okay at llarem Apollo
Exotic Shirley Fletcher London Shoes sales
"Dmpes' FlAsH Beautaneous Billie French,
former sa-hostess wed Bardu Al-hes Vivian Harris
Teddy Wilson'S Band where John Krbys or leaves Off
Monday, NY's Society Bill (Bojangles')
Robinson being meared by the NEGRO YOUTH Just WHAT
thell is is their story?g
A REPORTER AT LARGE: Tiny Bradshaw woW-ing 'em at
Club Lincoln in Columbus, Ohio Dorothy cambridge film
lands 1911 star succeeding the McDana Yarbos BeavolTe ct
Hampton Intitute biennial reunion Republic Sales
Convention being held Chicago finds this film has just
completed deal calls of their productions
National Theatre Fox West theatres Belief that us will
actually compete World per
according nationwide Paramount Pies has in
perimenng Lucky Roberts and His symphonic synopad
orchestra in Town Hareca Wednesday, May a8 Billy Rowe
handling Gale attractions Ga Ink Spots Ella Fitzgerald,
Erkne Hawkins, Tiny Bradshaw, Lucky Mlndc Maxine Sui
van Thape AL Coopers Savoy suans) exclusively
YOU LEARN 1T HERE: chat persists just isntso
here Stuff Smith the swinger DID WRITE SONG WITH
UNA MAE CARLISLE BUT, the tune was: MET You Then
You now Canada Lee star of Native Son. named
Canada Lee the late Joe HUMPHREYS who found mueoo
real monker Lionel Cone
Henry Armstrong Wines going the air with radio
announcer running whole works Press baking
Govts. possible censorship It's baby at the Justice
(Ralph e. Mizelle) Bons John Krby's ork nuhys
Tavern) the l3-week ayon Louis
midwest play Castle Farms. Cnc1n
May Sandusky Ohios State Theatre Maxine Sui
Ivan heading of onnghters Booker by Gale
Agency. FLAsH Hot Lips Paige into Kelys Sahlesstuf
sensation at Sugar HiPs Club 721
Ella Fitzgerald Ch's Regal Theatre last week
Peppers Hot" PHILIPS goth Century Club Tune "DnahV
IN They she's Lizzie .FINISi
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-05-30
LINDEN CENTER
N OF ES

Much excitement is being Gre.
ated over the announc mcnt Lhat
Glass A softball league vii open
on the Linden Center ball dia
mond Tuesday evening. June 3rd
at 6 O'clock The famous Jonc
Brothers will meet the rencwneu
All Stars. A real treat is III
store for all ball fans.
Linden G si,tl Brown, G SEQ IS
Troop 81 joined the hundred OF
Brownies from all sections Of the
city in big Revel Mt Triangle
Park where each Brownie re-
ceived jumping rope and en-
ioyed the refreshments and
and games Saturday, May oath.
Miss Jean Parks and her COM
mittee deserve much credit tor
the artistic crepe paper and bal
loon decorations for the Avonne
Society prom at Roosevelt high
school Monday evening. Members
and their guests enjoyed an even
ing Of dancing with Wares's or
chestra.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-05-30
YWCA NEWS
Four Attend
Industrial Institute

The Annual Institute for In.
dustrial clubs Of the Phyllis
Wheasley branch YWCA, lndi-
annapolis, Indiana, was conducted
on Saturday and Sunday, May
"a and 25. The following attend
ed from the West Side branch:
Mrs. Claradeen Wilkes, Mrs. AL
ice Goodson, Mrs. Rose Hart and
Miss Anna Jones. The girls re-
ported a very enjoyable and pro-
titable weekend Institute. Indus
trial girls were in attendance
from (other Indiana cities and
Springfield. Ohio. This was the
llth year that these Institutes
were held and the second year
that some Of the girls from til,
West Side YWCA attended.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-05-30
AMVSE N ENT { PAGE SPORTS LECTURES
RIDGE WOOD
HEIGHTS
GROWN PoINTl
(cRoWN PoINT)

The Forum Is OH saIe every
Saturday al lie home Of
Mira. S. Hinssmon. ISL Den.
nison street. Buy one each
week and read the aews.
The regular business meeting
Of the Douglass Community Gen.
ter will be held June 2nd at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Priley
Wright, 274 Cornell street. All
members are asked to be present.
nell street June 7th. It is spon-
be held at the ball park on Cor
nell street June 'th. 1t is spon-
sored by the Douglass Commun-
ity club.
The musical program ut the
First Baptist church May 2bth
was enjoyed by all.
The Boosters Clubs regula,
meeting is held each Wednesday
at Gao p. m.
Mr.. w. M. Simpson of Dcnni-
son street, is i'll at his home.
A banquet at the First Bap-
tist church Ia is sponsored by the
hfr Board,
First Baptist Church Services
Sunday School. 9:3O a. III.
Morning Worship Ill 30 Il. M.
Evening Services. ......7 80 p. nj.
Rev A. z. Crawford, pastor
The Forum Is for sale at Isl
Dennison street every Saturday.
Buy one each week.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-05-30

Two OF the screens most glamousou
81 Tor the nst time in the greatest love ali time
ME Huss famous novel, Back heading double bill
he Palace Theatre for three Sunday Tuesday
June l. and B. The feature Republics
ROBBERY starring Bob STEELE and Care Carlton the
= completed with Chapter
irons attention called the added
and Saturday, May 80 and 81 with
Day short feature starring the well known celebrated
ofed actor, Clarence Muse, "The Broken Earth
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-05-30
Open Services

Rev. Mrs. and Mr.. Gibson will
reopen services Sunday, June
at 7:30 p. m. at 1901 Springfield
street. Rev. Charles Bedford, a
student of Wilberforce university
will be the guest speaker. Come
and hear this wonderful God-scnt
young man speak from the
depths Of Of Gods word The
public is welcome.
Rev. Hattie Gibson, pastor;
Mrs. Charles Bueford, secretary.
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'B0oM T0WN'I5 CAp!T0L'5 NEXT
 BIG ATTRACTION
Story Has AII-Siar Cast h. eIuding Gable, Lamar,
 Colbert and Tracy

Presenting one of the greatest all-star casts in the history Of motion pictures, and utilizing this billion dollar talent in story that is built for fast action and thrills, "Bcom Town opens Sunday at the Capitol Theatre as one of the most thrilling and spectacular produc- tions to come out of Hollywood in some time.
 With Clark Gable, Spencer, Tracy, Claudette Colbert and Hedy Lamar in stellar roles, Boom Town sur passes in star names even that former greatest of thrill pictures , the air epic Test Pilot" which had Gable, Tracy, Myrna Loy and Lionel Barrymore at the head of the cast
 Through heart-tugging story of two men who are friends through all the heartaches and victories of cilmen runs a cavalcade of the oil business, with a brief history of its intense thrills. In the picture, Gable and Tracy form partner ship which exists even after Gable marries Miss Colbert. Tracy's sweetheart. It breaks dramatically and is reunited just as dynamically when Tracy evolved a startling plan to break up Gables affair with lovely Hedy Lamar and send him back to Miss Colbert
 The picture, which was three months in the making and took filming units to more than 30 To- cation sites was directed by Jack Conway maker of such thrill pie lures as "Too Hot to Handle" Lii beled Lady and Viva Villa!'
 Showing for the last times to- night are Gene Autry in Carolina Mocn" and Deanna Durbin in That Certain Age"
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May Meet Sifka
 Kid on 4fh
Broui||ette Cancels Bout Due 10 Broken Hdnd-
 Remateh Looms

Tossing a bombshell of good and bad news into the main event fight card scheduled for Juneau, July B. radiogram to The Empire from Hank Brouillette, at Sitka. opponent against the Sitka Kid, said the match is "all off" as Brou- illette broke his hand while under going his training schedule 1ester- day with Billy McCann.
 Following this bad news, McCann immediately wired challenge to the Sitka Kid to fight as a sub- stitute for Brouillette on July in Juneau.
 Whether the fight will be held or not is up to promoter "Slugger" Weaver at this time, but the pro- posed battle is considered a natu- ral by local fight fans who long have desired to see the third matcn between the two boys as both went through great battles in Sitka and Juneau, slugging to draw each time.
 Billy McCann. once all-Alaska welterweight champion, in radio gram to The Empire stated: T would like to challenge Lou Lovas (Sitka Kid), in a ten or 15-round fight on the Fourth of July"
 Information given here to Dean Hamlin, manager for McCann, states that "Cal' McGraw. who decisioned McCann in a furious 15-round battle in Sitka several months ago for the Alaska title is giving up the title, which may go to McCann who will place 1t on the block in his fight here m Juneau.
 When the startling information was received here that Brouillette was definitely out and McCann had offered to fight, local fight poShCio dilu tdiio USbui bo WOiiuSi if the battle should not be given as an outdoor attraction.
 According to promoter "Slugger' Weaver this morning, previous to the wires that were received here everything was arranged to have the card held in the Coliseum The atre. It was doubted if the Coliseum would hold the large crowd that would turn out to see these two battlers settle their final and third fight.
 It was impossible to locate fight promoter Weaver before press time to determine just what would hap pen but fans in Juneau are at- tempting to campaign to arrange to have the two fighters get to- gether, if possible.
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LAST TnminBeR s& rss Carolina Moon and % eo % Sn TIMES sVss9zsf ' aHr Thai Certain Age TO n LADIES

tc 12 o'clock in tlle Gold Room of the Barancf Hctel. The dance is be-
 ing arranged by the American Wom- cn5 Voluntary Service as part of their program of entertainment for the Navy visitors.
 The Gold Room and music are teing acnated without charge. An invitation is extended by the Con- ,.9:ttee to alI Navy men and to the young people of Juneau to attend. Because of the very long stag line expected from the destroyers, Ju- ncau girls will be very much in de- mand Members of the A. w. V. S, which orgnizaticn is made up of representatives Of all wcmens clubs in Juneau, will be in charge of the
 affair.
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10TH CENTURY
 HAS NEW FILM :
 WITH BIG CAST
Bennett, Lederer in Dram atie Story, Also Nolan
 Sten "0ther" Woman

Hailed as a drama of unmatched appeal, the new 20th Century film, "The Man I Married comes to the 20th Century Theatre Sun day night. Preview audiences were stirred by it's dramati, revelation of a beautiful grl's experiences with the husband she thought she knew.
 Based on Oscar Schisgall's pow erful Story in Liberty Magazine. The Man I Married" is rich in possibilities for dramatic entertain ment. The films unique and un- forgettable characters are played by some of the top names on Holly woods horizon, including Joan Bennett, Francis Lederer. Lloyd No- Ian and Anna Sten--all of whom are starred.
 Joans performance as the young and beautiful wife who suddenly finds her husband a stranger has received much favorable advance comment. while Francis Lederer. in his portrayal of the husband, is said to provide one of the films outstanding highlights.
 Lloyd Nolan as the American foreign correspondent and Anna Sten as the other" woman are said to give sterling performances in exacting roles.
 The cast of "The Man Mar ried" was selected by producer Daryl F. zanuck. Others who are featured include Otto Kruger and Maria Ouspenskaya. two of the screens most adroit interpreters of difficult character roles, and Lud- wig Stossel and Johnny Russell. Irving Pichel directed the film from a screen play by Oliver T. P. Garrett while Raymond Griffith was associate producer.
 "All This and Heaven Too" Is showing for the last. time tonight.
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PUBLIC INVITED
 TO OPEN HOUSE
 FOR R0TC TODAY
Dugouf Is Meeting Place Over Saturday, Sunday
 -Dante Tonight

The American Women's Voluntary Services open house for the ROTC men and the Coast Guard men at the American Legion Dugout today and tomorrow opened this morning at 10 o'clock, though the men were not allowed shore leave until l o'clock this afternoon.
 Mrs John Mccormick is head of the committee in charge of the open house. The public is invited to go in at any time to talk to the men, and also to attend the dance given ,at the Baranof tonight. There will be no party at the Governors as previously reported.
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HELEN GORDON,
 JAMES HODGES
 WE'D ON SUNDAY

Miss Helen Gordon and James Hodges will be married tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Luth- eran Church, the Rev John c. Cau- ble reading the VOWS. The ceremony will be followed by a reception in the c. w. Stevenson apartment at the Baranof
 The bride will be attended by Miss Marie Stoner. and the best man will be Earl Neuru.
 Miss Gordon is now employed by the Unemployment Compensation Commission, and MT. Hodges is To- cal contractor.
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Lees Purchase
 AukBaYHonle

MT. and Mrs. V. A. Lee of the Royal Blue Cab Co.,, have purchased the beautiful home of MT. and Mrs. V. J. Newell, located at Aux Bay. They will take possession on July 5.
 MT. and Mrs. Newell are leaving soon for a vacation in the South.
 The house has modern plumbing, furnace, and electricity. It is rus tic in design and has four rooms and a bath complete with 8 base ment. The house is surrounded by a garden.
 The Lees plan to reside at their new home the year round.
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That un innocent vacation in Europe would turn my husbund into q Nuzi =. that the speeches of Hitler could turn my husbund against his wife and family ...
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JUNEAU PLAYERS
 ON AIR SUNDAY

The second of a series of short radio plays by the Juneau Players will be presented at 5:30 o'clock Sun day afternoon when the local group goes on the air with Mark Twain Digs For Gold
 The Juneau Players will broad cast each week at this time. Last week the group presented "The Search for Sleep"
 Half a million British subjects live on Trinidad island.
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Willy Messerschmitt. designer of the German war plane. Is a native of Augsburg, the city where Rudolf Hess began his historic tight m sa
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MISS vICKERY LEAVES

Miss Deborah Vickery, who has been in Juneau for several days, left yesterday bound for her home in Seattle on the Yukon She came to Juneau to attend her sister, now Mrs Darrold Wilson, at her wed- ding last Saturday. a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-28

Consumption of scrap iron and steel in the United States during the first four months of this year totaled 17.518,000 tons. nearly s. 100000 more than in the same pe- riod of 194O. M W
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CLERK OF BOARD

Mrs. Kenneth Junge has resigned position in the Office of Indian Affairs to be employed as Clerk of the Juneau Local Board of the Se- lectiye Service System.
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DANCE ARRANGED bT BARANOF FOR
 NAVAL VISITORS
Gold Room, Music Offered 10 A.W.V.S. for Enfer-
 iainmenf Tonight

A free dance in honor of men of the three destroyers visiting Ju- neau will be held tonight from 10
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6ubscrrpe to the Daily Alaska Empire--the paper with the larges oaid circulation.