davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-10-03

Union Trust rollers monopolized
the Ladies Bankers League rolling
at Hi1Skor as Mildred Boswell and
Violet johnson led in team highs
of 523-1 ,484 with 117-317.
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e. 5ortiesnng)

NiStttuOty ttCtuStt SCiCNft9utlSilCitS
Der 3eiioeuS 8ern1i,tnngen entiteben
81 Iafiea. gs lag ia 10 nabe. oab
Der Baron ON cine reibe Yartie bad,
fe. itno fiir oas iltnge i)one Mdo.
den utodte Der init 10 bielen gors
5iisen ai,sseitattete Beltmann audi
cine ansiebuuasfraft al1siiben. oie
fid leidt 5u einem innigeren @efiibl
enttpideln fonnte. MlIes Dies aber
tuilroe MIR in aelegentlidea uno gang
bertrailiden 9emerflmgen inter ben
naditen 6reunoen oes Sauies be-
riibrt. Waa beoanerte gllen bel Dem
@eeanfen, oaB iie cine Neigms fir
ben Baron sBeiriusen besen modte;
aae, Die @orris fannten, slpeifeltea
baran, Dob CT, ser Sic 8elt ,mo bie
MenfGen 10 gut fannie, feline 9odter
einem Ranne pie 8eiringen onper-
trai,en iperoe. ..
Da aber begaunen plp0slid &C.
riidte iiber elm ndberes Berbdltnis
3luifden gtleu uno 8eiringen ino
iiber cine nabe beporitebenoe Berlo-
buna Der beioen, tpelde Der Sersos
begiinitigeu iolle, sic Staot au Durd).
fbtpirren. g9ober oiele @eriibte fa=
mel, mar, ipie oies bel dbnIiden @e-
Ieaenbeitem tmner Der 5da lit, nid)t
5u erntitteln. Giner bate fie bonn
an6ern sebort, uno feiner muBte su
fagen, bon tueru iie suerit ausseaan-
gen ieien, 70 oaB iie balo oas allge-
nteiae @eiprdd in Der sansen 5taot
bitoeteH.
a,,d @eirineen tuar baramf ange-
reoet merbett, Ct bate 5tuar nit be-
ftimmten Shorten seleugnet, oaB sic
@eriidte irgenoiuel1en @rlino batten,
ieeoA au oieien 8orten cine 70 eli
gentiimli6e Wiene gemadt, baB Ser
@laHbe at oie 8abrbeit berlelbem
iid serabe oaSurd INNER n,ebr ,nb
atebr befeitiste.
Mu6 einise @lGubiger Ses 8arons,
tuelbe ibn iH Ser lesten 3eit fart
bearangt batten, iparen pl6klid, luie
naa in Rreiien Der i,.nseu 2ebetndn-
ner iuuBte, lebr nadsiebis setporoen
nno ipraden in einem Zone, als OF
ibnen Beiringen oie bolllte Si6er-
belt fiir lire 5orberunsen biete; So
sa FAM, baB ebenfalls ploslid iiberaa
oaoon geiproden tpuroe, ser &onil,l
trase iid nit Der ablid)t, elm Ma-
iorat fir ieinen Sobn su FIFTEEN, ,tno
tperoe iu gleid groBartiaer 8eiIe
feline 9odter botieren.
aud bon oielen @eriidten tp,,Bte
man nidt, BON tuo iie falnen, aber lie
trnsen oa5u bel, sic Meinuns 5u be-
feftigen, oaB @eirinsen su elmer Ser
binolmg nit Der id6neu gaeu aus,
erlebert Iei. Ser Rreoit 1uo oas an,
feben bes 8arons iu,l1s, rub er ielblt
tuuBte iid nit GROCER @eididlihfeit,
obne irseno etiuas 4ufiaHenoes al
tun ODER at iagen, oas Gnleben 81,
ge6en, als iei ct elmer sldn3enbeu
3,tf.,nft pollfonn1en iider.
gs seidab, tpas in felden 5aaea
geiuSbnlid au aeideben pflegt: Die
gan5e @eiellldaft na6m aiif Oas itid.
fbiueiget,o DoraltsaeIeste 8erbdltnis
Niidiidt,, ,uan IieB 8eirinsen l,no
@aen in ldeinbar aufdaiaer 8eiie ia
biel pie mogliA allein, man tp1blte
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Elm nuraterra 6eapef1at

Baar.
8eiringen begann obne alle 3u-
oringlidfeit llno IN gans natiirlid err
ideinenber Beile eiil geipiiies &ebt
anf GLEN in feinem 8eiebmen gel
teno su ntahen. sSsn aile @brerbietiing,
sic er ibr seigte, miidte fid bod elm
aeipiiier bertranlider Son, ipelber
sic germi,tung entiteben laiien fonn-
te, oaB sic bei6en nntereinan0er ei-
mig ieien. Da5u inabte er aeipifier-
maBen bie 9onneiirs Ses Worriss
lden Ganies, er gab oen Dienern
Yefeble, er leiitete 5ram Morris ,,no
GLEN bel Dem 9eetifd aeine Sano-
reidnnsen, uno 70 mar nan benn
iblieBlid, ausenein oariiber einig,
OaB oie 8erlo6l,ns abse,nabt iei, ,ino
bie 8er0ffentlidnns oerielben nur 70
large alfgeIhoben tDiiroe, bis bie
Ootatio,t oes ilIngen 8aares in feite
5orm sebradt fein tueroe.
@aen ielbit merfte aunadft nibts
bon Dem allen, uno audi on Rorris
traten sic bielperbreifeten @eriibfe
nidt beran. enblid aber fonnten es
bod ne,,sierige 5rettnoinnen nidt I'M
terlalien, Glen 5uerit poriisbtig aus
suforiben unb Damn oireH ta6 ienen
allgemein berbreiteten itnS geglaubten
@eriidten 5it frasen, ipel6e ia geraoe
Sic i,,ngen 9amen Dor allem Itets 10
.lebbaft intereiiieret.
elen eridraf nno berneinte falt
beftig ,tno ,,ntpillig bie 8abrbeit Der
ibr tnitgetetlten Berm,itungen; ibre|
5reunoinnen idtpieeen, aber aeraoe
oie Seitigfeit ibrer anttport, ibr
5hred, ibr erroten lino grbleihen
aalten ibnen als cine 8eitdtigung.
Sic trligen lire Meinung fliiiterns,
ipeiter, uno 10 idfpanoen benn me
ntsitens nnter Der iungen 8elt Die
leeten 3ipeifel an ser @abrbeit oes
tuidtisiten seieaTdaftliden greignif-
les Ser &efioen5.
@lfen befano fib in fbmeraliher
aufreeuns; iie besann nad8uoenfen
l,no fanb alleroines, 6aB lie in benz
ffeiuen @eieaf6aftsfreiie fait aus
iblieBltb NIT 8eiringen .nerfebrt bat
te, Der iie irtner ourb fein @eiprdd)
ansuregen uno 5t fefieln getpllBt bot
te. Jreilid bate er fib ibr gegen<
iiber feline inbtsfrete ann1berung al-
Iduloen fontnlen laifer, ,,nb 10 nadte
tie fid iefbIt Bortpiirfe iiber Sic barm=
loie 8ertraulidfeit, Die fie linn be-
Ipilen; fie fdalloerte bel oern @eban-
fen oaB Die @eriidte, tpelde in Ser
Staot berbreitet maren, al,f irgeno
eine,u 8ege su Bruno orinsen luod-
ten, es ntltBte alf ieoe 8eiie Elm enbe
genadt neroen, elm flares uno be-
itimmtes @uoe. uno ba5u muBte ibr
Batter ben 8es finoen. T.
Sic elite furs entldloilen 5u ibm
in iein 3i1nmer ,mo teilte ibm nit
trdnenoen Mugen lire Scot nit.
Worris blidte ernft boz iib nieoer.
I, sat @eiringen Dir irgeuo ettpas ee-
lagt', fragte er, utpas alf Sic a6-
liidJten, oie utan bel ibn bermltet,
IdlieBen IdBt?"
uNein', fagte gQen, ,,tnb bod
iuenn id mid erinnere = ,,1au fonnte
oas cine ooer anoere 8ort bielleibt
oennodJ 10 oeltten. ., es mar ent-
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MiitDo6, bta ;. Gtpiembsr 1911

Sbr 1tlt0 fttafe en- iidy 3h 1br
beriiberneigeno llno IN ibre 6ngitlib
nn6 eridroden 81 ibm aufblidenoen
snsen fdlaue,lo, bin8n sfiir SIR
Ger5.
gllen 5iifte 5llInnlmet. ein 51aner
lief biirA lire @lieoer. 61nea brailg-
te fie fid, fait i'm ltreifeno, an linn
Dorbei ilao flog ioie Elm alifgeidend,-
tes Heb iiber BEN g8ee oabin sn ben
anSeren, ipelde nod bor bent War-
niorbiloe Der 8lumengOttin itaaoen.
8eirinsen erbleidDte. Gin feinolit
0robenOer 1lid folste hem oaboa-
eilenoen Ndoden uns nit 5iidenoe,M
9on faste CT: .Bie albernl Sd battle
fie fiir fliieer unS beiier eraogen ae-
boIten. Gs miro biel Miibe fsitea.
baraits cine sSrn. fiir mid sn ma
|den. Nin, ipenn iie es 10 min, 70
mag iie ibren ipieBbiirgerliben Gong
sehen. SD. tperoe Ii,orgen init beRs
aiten Iprehen."
CT folgte ibr naalafiie binidlest-
Oerno. llno iein geiidt fabm ipieSer
Sen A,,sSrud uubeiaagener Seiterfeit
an
gaen ipar init bod)atmen6er 8ruh
lino eliibeabeu 8ansen gu ben an-
bern sefomnen SSest erit fhien iie
ib betunBt sa ieilt, iuie aaffalleHa
oieie ploblide flttd,tartige entfer.
niutg bon 8eiringen fein tnnBte.
sic err6tete nod tiefer nnter Den
eritaunten nno fragerroen Bliden.
.ipelde fid) a,tf fie ridteten.
aNidt mabr", rief fie baitia nnS
abeebrodyen, ubas lit Elm id0nes
Stiif. Bapa bat oiefe Statne aus
Jlorena fomraen lailen. SD ipolfte
fie nidt inn 5reien a,,fitelen oer
sarte 5d,nel5 miro onrd Die 2aft
nno ben Heeen 5baben leioen
giniee Derlegene Belnerfnnaen
antporteten ibr, iie batte Niibc, lire
Gafiung an bebalten, nnb hattie III
Sranen ansbrehen nr6aen iiber sic
falId|e Gitnation, in sic fie iieb ge-
bradt bate, nno sic tpie6er alt nel,en
Sdmdsereien ttn6 @eriicbten 8eraH-
laffung aeben nlnBte.
@eiringen frat init Der alei1giil.
tighten Niene bon Der @elt berau.
uSn Der 9at", faste er, nSranlein
ellen bat redt bab fie 10 iiberalls
prefiiert lit, oieIe neile 5loraitatue
sit 5eigen, es lit pirfiid, ein neiaes
Neiiteritfid."
gr u,abte einise trefienSe friti-
ibe 8emerf,ingen iiber oas Antft-
perf una ibloB iid5 Damn oen llebri-
sen an, luelhe nod Dem Sa,lie sst4
riiffebrten.
Glen fiibrte nit falt fieberbafter
2ebbaftigfeit elm @eiprad) init eini.
gen ser illngen Gerren, nno iekte
oasielbe, als ntan an Ben inatpilden
bereiteten aeetilb FAM 10 eifrig fort.
SaB ibr 8eeleiter sesipltngen tpar.
neben ibr Blas al nebmell, ndbrena
Beirinaen ipeit bon ibr iih nieoer-
lieb. er seigte feinerlei MiBltim-
intna nnb fiibrte Sic ltnterbaltnng
pie ionit, MIR oaB er es nermieb, iib
oireft OH gaen au ipenoen.
gs lag cine getpiiie 5dtpiile iiber
Der @eieli6aft, oenn ieoer bate bas
@pfiiM Hnf irnatf Afr1n pitf lRiffnfs
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tthfi0ltf geleRf bdffe! ~, SQferI Us
nnB 4larbeit geidaffen iperoenI OH
fennit mein Sers, Batter. bu meiBt,
bob es iid llientals auoern miro; io3
babe Sic grenn,lng, bic Briiinngs-
aeit, Die bu mir aliferlegt, germ altf
MIDI genon,mel1 ib min iie nicbt o6-
fiir5en aber nun, 8ater. MIN es 10
fomntt, bite id otd), n,r ei,llnaL MIR
[eiH ein5taes Maf lant allssitiprehen,
Dob on iiber tneine 3nfnnit entIdie-
Den bait Das miro alie iene Ge-
riidte sln, 5dDeigen brinaen, Das
miro Beiringen. menlt er tpirflib Die
abThten best, an Die ih nibt gfail-
ben mag, fiberaengen, oaB tie aus
li6tslos ftt6.
Sci rubig, naein &in6, .lagte
Worris, ,,pieHeidt gibt es nod einen
uttberen 8ea, rt,n 6ieier Code ein
eltoe sll MAIDEN, obne Ser 3nfnnft,
ipie ib tie nnn einsnal seoronet babe,
bor5ngreifen. 0idt bon Dir alletn,
fonoera al.d, bon 8r,no perlanse id
cine Brobe- itno 8riifnnas6eit, aber
id perlprede Dir. oab id oeine gitte
nidt Derseiien iuerbe."
gllen ,fiiBte Sanfbar ibres 8aters
Saao, ibr Bertrailen SIT ibtn mar fell
lenfeit er fnuBte ia Den Neg fine
oen, un 6ieie Bertpirratng, inter Der
tie 10 fdmer5lib litt, su loien.
abenos mar cine ettpas sablreidere
@eieaibaft ais ionit gepobr,lih ge-
fornntert. Der 9eetiid} mar inter ben
boben 8aumetr por benz Sauie geoedt-
9alo biloeter iih eih5elne @rltppetl,
lpelde fid atpifdet oen glnHenbee-
ten nno 8osfetts bin iinb ber betpeg=
tet. ~ as
and Beiringen mar aefon,neH
ntlo fbloB fid Der feineu @efeafdoft
bon illngen 9anen 1lno eiHiselt Sf-
fi5ieren on, tpelde NIT ellen inn Bart
|anf nno nieber gingen. 8ieoer ge-
ihab, mas INNER 5u gefdebeH pffeg,
te, ade blieben pie 5ufdllis 5uriid,
ooer tpenoeten fid) feitparts, 10 oaB
@aen iid ploslid NIT @eiringeu al.
lein iano alBer @eborpeite bon BEN
iibrigen befano.
Sonit bate fte oaraiif geabtet,
beute fboB iBr, als fie es bemerfte,
oas 8lnt ms @eiidt, nno 1lnrubig,
fait bertpltrfsDon fagte fie: Die att
0eren fin0 fiGaf nod,oefou1upft Mie
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Jim carried pince-bar and a
small lamp down with him. He
didn't light the lamp until he
reached the Sonora; he didn't
want the schooner's crew to
know he was down. He used the
bar to dig away into the Sonora's
cabin. It took a lot of work and
a lot of time, and he was staying
below too long. But he kept at
it and finally got into the cabins.
He found the stuff in the first
mates room, several wooden cas-
es of it, and when he pried
open one case he understood q
lot. He understood everything.
The cases contained gold bars.
There was no doubt of it. Those
DULY glinting yellow metal bars
were gold.
Jim said, into his phone,
Curly. 1--WE found It'll Send
down a line to haul 1t up!"
He got no answer. The wire
was dead. And suddenly chill
terror got hold Of Jim Mallory.
He choked. He couldn't get his
breath. He turned his lamp on
his air hose; the hose Stoned in
tact, but it was as dead as the
telephone. No air was being
pumped down to him.
(To Be C0ncluded)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28

SECRET VOYAGE

Y9o39oDAYs lin MAllery tells Jeffrey
le0GleA1 these b Ne ere In the sonora
Aeoos 2q0Den1 knows that, admits he
DoAyo1 ,e)enG - kesp Jim from reporting
- ~ Coeo6 0uaea. He tells Jim the So
noeo Wao seutt1sa ~ Hart HaIleran, who
voa seosns1s sftsr being fired upon by
. 1g1o1uA wssship In the American neu-
1sa1oey seas. She was transferring oil
60 SUooos - . belligerent ship. Ham,
0eo1 effseS llsllsry $500 70 give up
~ eeaesh saa ~ silent, but Jim re-
sueoa. Ne Hans - stay On the scene, be-
Aovoe ithego h semsthing 81 the Sonora
- 001vagG Lstsv 5im tells Lois Ham,
nDeod he b % the verge Of bankruptcy.
oAe Se9usee - flrss 10 believe him, says
1oasy LAssea wssld have gone 10 New
Yea w1oA Erie Forbes u she hadn't be-
11svel IN wssld strike II rich. Jim
l6oo1oo ~ has lest everything. and an
sosNGe1 tes accuses him Of telling her
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
. BARBS

You can't keep a good Their
mometer down.
It doesn't take long to catch
up with q lame excuse.
Working to forget Is much
better than forgetting to work.
The Kansas man who wants to
send Hitler q bevy of skunks
should be investigated by the
Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals.
Being easy to do keeps you
from being well-to-do.
No major war really has an
economic cause.
Leonard w. Cronkhite, World
Peace Foundation.
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They worked for q time, NOV
ing loose timbers with the pine
ers at the ends of the diving
suits metal arms, staying below
as long as they could. They
didn't get into the cabin in that
descent.
Aboard the Aurora again, Jim
saw the Hammond yacht had
lifted anchor and sailed away.
He wanted to believe he was glad
it had gone, but he wasn't. He
wasn't yet over his love for Mary
Larsen.
Just before dusk that evening
one of the crew sighted q ship.
Jim watched it through a pair of
glasses. It was the Cuban
schooner. It came from the south,
making directly for the Aurora's
position, and it kept coming un-
til it was within three miles and
there it stood by. Jim could
count eight men on the schooner.
Curly Bates said, "Trouble,
JIM"
Looks like it. But ! doubt if 1t
will come tonight. They can't
know we're not armed. I think
they'll try to jump US at day
break when we'd be more likely
off guard. But we're not going
to be here at daybreak."
Curly's scanned old face show
ed surprise. you're going to
rum"
Sure. After I 60 through the
Sonora's cabins. I'm going down
after dark"
There was no moon that night,
and the complete darkness was
bit of luck. The schooner
couldn't observe the Aurora's
activity.
Jim got into q rubber suit so
that he could enter the sunken
ships cabins. He stood on the
Jacobs ladder waiting for Curly
to place his helmet when Black
sheep came to the railing. The
Cayman's ebony face wore an
uneasy grin, q sheepish look.
Spike sub, ] done got con-
fession to make. I done SOME
thin you won't like, no subj"
Curly said. "Scram, Blackier'
And eased the iron helmet down
on Jim's shoulders, bolted it fast.
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Finally she said, "All right,
JIM"
He went over the side and
dropped into the Aurora's boat.
He sat in the stern and didn't
look back at the yacht as the sea-
man pulled for the salvage
ship.
Aboard the Aurora, he went to
his cabin. Curly came and
found him pacing back and forth
like a Gagged tiger. Curly Bates
lighted his pipe and patiently
waited.
"Curly, I'm the worlds cham
pion fool" Jim finally said. II
fall in love with q girl who isn't
worth q mans second look"
II knew that girl meant trou-
BILE when she first came aboard
the Ajax tug, JIM"
"She made a play for me, be-
cause she thinks the Sonora is
making me rich. What a
taught"
what are we going to do
about the Sonora, JIM"
"We're going to 60 through
her from stem TO stern. There's
no manganese aboard, but there's
something else. I've a bunch
it's something in the first mates
cabin"
Both got into diving suits the
next morning and were lowered
through forty fathoms of dark
water. They reached the Son.
ora's hull. With the ship lying
on its side they had difficulty
reaching deck in its vertical
position.
The crew above unanswered
their booms, swinging the divers
20 they finally managed to reach
the wrecked bridge. Lamps had
been sent down. The light show.
ed q shell had exploded in the
captains cabin and had damag.
ed the cabin beyond IL which
must have been the first mates.
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Her smile was gone now, and
hurt was in her eyes. "I'm try.
ing to tell you that ! was q fool
to talk of the Sonora that day,
right after you had kissed me.
should have known 1t would
make you groundlessly suspi.
cious."
What I mean is" he said,
that you put your money on the
man who looks like winner, to
you. A short time ago it was
Eric Forbes, and before Forbes
that other fellow"
She bit her lip and stared at
him wordlessly.
Jim's voice ran on, cold and
hard with anger. You handed
me line about Bert Halloran
being lost at sea, and the while
you knew ne was merely hiding
out and working on this Sonora
thing. And you were working
with him."
II didn't know he was alive
until I found that cigaret case,
JIM" she said miserably. 81
swear it,"
Gall right, all right. Stick to
your story"
"Jim, believe me-please."
Sure. Sure, I believe you,
You didn't know Halloran was
trying to brib me, and threaten
ing me. You didn't know that he
was working with Forbes, and
you don't know what's 50 valu-
able aboard the Sonora.
And you didn't break with
Halloran and Forbes and make Z
play for me. right now, because
] beat them to the punch. Sure,
/ believe your story. Go on with
u. Tell me you're in love with
me-so long as you think I'm in
the money"
She looked ss though she had
been slapped. There were tears
In her eyes, and she kept biting
hard on her under lip.
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CHILL TERROR
CHAPTER XII

aim MALLORY watched Lois
walk away In her fury. Know
Inc that she was walking out of
bis He, hs strangely felt no re-
Drsts. H shrugged her out of
hiD tiouohts, tossed his cigaret
oyer III side, and walked along
H. dock - the Jacobs ladder
TIT Would take him down to the
Aa1fug1's boat.
Mary Larsen stood at the rail-
n IT, Sun bright on her cop
poE1 hoir. She turned and faced
~ snlled and said. well,
II hated. His face was stiff.
uo.ooid 80 you didn't 60 to
Now york - Eric Forbes secre-
& 10. I dsdn't intend to. Do you
sn6 a,1e what you said to me
= - ! 5000 aboard the Aurora
- ~ ~ l.endinS, Jim7"
w. cnt The So
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MISS HAvILAND RETURNS

Miss Betty Haviland, who has been employed in Anchorage for the past several months, returned to Juneau aboard the steamer AL aska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
ATTENTION GOA.

Goodie Sale, Sat, Oct, II, in Sears Roebuck's new store. Spon- sored by the Catholic Daughters.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
THREE FORMER
 WIVES TROUBLE
 FRANK MORGAN
Entertainment Fills Capitol Film Strong Cast Ineudes
 New Personalities

Imagine if you can, Frank Mor- san doing a serious love scene in the voice of Clark Gable, and youll know why "Hullabaloo," showing currently at the Capitol Theatre, is one of the funniest films to come out of Hollywood this season.
 "Hullabaloo, from start to fin- ish, was designed to make audi ences laugh. It tells the story O. an -vaudevillian who attempts to get a job on radio. He lands his contract and then proceeds to head straight into disaster by elim- mating the commercials. The sub sequent notoriety he receives brings three ex-wives and their respective children descending down on his head demanding back alimony. How he manages to successfully elude this scrape, and how he fin ally wins both fame and fortune, serves as an hours top entertain ment.
 Diversified in it's scope, the film presents music, song and dance, and introduces several brand new personalities to motion picture audiences. These include little Leni Lynn, singer, Kay St. Gernaina, popular radio star, Virginia O. Brien, dead-pan torch singer, and the great Negro tenor Charles Hol- land. All of them present speciality numbers.
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Lun1heon Party Honors Resident
 Of Fritz Cove

Mrs Gene Johnson was honored yesterday with a surprise shower given at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Green by members of the Friend ship Club of Fritz Cove Road.
 Those present for the occasion were Mrs. O. Jackson, Mrs. Larry Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Floyd Epperson, Mrs. Clyde Hill, Mrs. C. Brown, Mrs, Norman DeRoux, Mrs. Bill Graves, Mrs. Ben Melcin, Mrs. Jack Cremin, and Miss Virginia Martin Guests who came out from Juneau were Mrs. Frank Olsen and Mrs. Robert Kanvidan..
 Following the luncheon, the guest of honor opened many lovely gifts presented to her by her friends. The afternoon was en- joyed sewing and playing bingo. Awards for the game were won by Mrs. Cremin, Mrs. Epperson, Ms. Johnson and Mrs. Brown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
FL kS PLAN TW0EvENT5,
 BIG DoINGs
Dediedfory Initiation Class on October 22, then Big
 Opening, Club Rooms

The Juneau Elks are now plan ming two big events during this month.
 The first affair will be the Ded- icatery Initiation Class on the reg ular meeting night October 22
 The second event will be the grand opening of the new club rooms which takes place on the evening of October 25, starting at o:30 o'clock. There will be special program for entertainment as well as dancing Elks and their ladies are invited. The new bowlingalleys will be under inspection but no games will be rolled
 After the grand opening, the Elks Ballroom will then be available for affairs to the public, rented to responsible organizations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-09
Rebekdhs Nominate Officers and Plan
 Dinner Next Meet

Nomination of officers was made by the members of the Rebekah Lodge at their meeting held last night. This was the regular busi- ness meeting of the organization. Plans were also made for dinner to take place at the time of their next meeting, October 22 The af- fair is. to take place in the LOOP. Hall at 6:30 in the evening.
 Appointed on the committee to handle arrangements for the dip- ner are Mrs. Catherine Hooker, general chairman. and the Mes danes Helga Jarvis, Mabel Lybeck, Ode'lia Knight. Jenny Johnson. Mildred Hill, Winifred Hannah, Eileen Bertholl, Ethel Loken and Rebeeca Ferro.