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Evening star., 1941-02-16
01d Fellows Elect
Albert p. Dobbins
As Grand Patriarch

Albert P. Dobbins was elected
grand patriarch of the Grand En-
campment. Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, at the annual session
last week.
Other officers elected were: Lewis
L. Beazley, grand high priest; Sam
uel LevoWitZ, grand senior warden:
Freedom R. Leaman, grand junior
warden; William F. Becker, grand
scribe. and Waiter B. Rendell, grand
treasurer. Guy F. Glossbrenner was
reelected grand representative TO
the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
A meeting of Grand Lodge officers
was held last week. Grand Master
Ernest L. Loving presided. Deputy
Grand Master Edgar w. Parks,
Representative Wilfred E. Lawson
and others spoke.
Covenant Lodge will meet at s
pm. wednesday. Harry Koenigs-
berg. noble grand. will preside.
Columbia Lodge will meet at
pm. Thursday. Earl D. Harrell,
noble grand. will preside. Degree re-
hearsal and instruction will be held
every week in the future.
Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge
installed the following officers: Mrs
Faustina Darough, noble grand;
Mrs. Margaret Hellmuth, vice grand
Mrs. Amy V. Glossbrenner, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Virginia league
financial secretary, and Mrs. Maxine
Gibson. treasurer. Mrs. Nellie Met
Ter and officers from Fidelity Re-
bekah Lodge officiated.
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge will meet
at 202O Rhode Island avenue NE. at
8 pm. Tuesday. Noble Grand Irene
| Wilson will preside.
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Catholic War Veterans

The war veterans of the parishes
of st. Anthony, st. Martin and st.
Francis de Sales will meet in st.
Anthony's Hall. Twelfth and Monroe
streets NE. Monday evening to
form a post of Catholic war veterans
in that area. The same organiza-
ton meeting of the Anacostia area
will be held in st. Francis Xavier
School hall.
War veterans residing in Nativity
and st. Gabriel parishes will former
ly organize on Friday evening in
Nativity hall.
A meeting Of the James Cardinal
Gibbons Post will be held in the
hall of Our Lady of Victory parish
on Friday evening.
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Hello America Broadcast
Scheduled by V.F.W Thursday
Comdr Menendez Will Speak at Exercises
At Alexandria on Saturday

Members of the organization and
their families are invited to a dance
given by Front Line Post at 1906
Rhode Island avenue NE, next
Wednesday evening.
Comdr. ESterbrook of United
States Treasury Post reported the
name of Clarence Gray to the de-
partment Poppy Committee TO rep
resent the post as its chairman. Due
to the necessity of vacating the Sol
d;ers, Sailors and Marines Club, the
post will meet on the first and third
Fridays at Pythian Temple, effective
March l.
H L. EdmondS Post will have
special meeting next week to arrange
for a barn dance to be held under
the auspices of the post in the near
future. At the last meeting Dept.
Quartermaster Aram Kajassar and
Senior Vice Comdr. Lambert spoke.
Auxiliary Department president,
Mr.. Ethel Sendlak requests members
to turn out for the parade to be
held in Alexandra, Va, on February
%. The Department Chief of staff
Mae Hart and Department Conduc-
tress Rose Reilly Will be in charge
for the District of Columbia Mem
bers wishing tickets for the banquet
and dance at the George Mason
Hotel, Alexandria, Va, February q
contact the department president.
At the last department meeting
it was voted to organize past pres
idents club. All past auxiliary pres
idents and past department presi-
dents are eligible to membership
and if desirous of joining contact
Rose Reilly.
The department president placed
wreath at the Mast of the Maine
in Arlington, Saturday, for the
national president.
Equality Walter Reed Auxiliary
meet last Tuesday evening at 1914
Connecticut avenue NV. with the
President Florence Armstrong pre-
siding. The hospital chairman
Martha Reynolds resigned and Ruth
Friday has been appointed The
auxiliary will make weekly visits
to Mt. Alto Hospital caring for their
adopted ward. The department
president made her official vista
ton to the auxiliary with her de-
partment officers. Mrs. Sendlak was
/ presented with a silver compete by
/ the president. in behalf of the
auxiliary.
/ On Monday evening Treasury
unit will meet at 1414 Eye street
NV. The department president
and her staff will make a visitation
/ Potomac Auxiliary met at the
Washington Post Club on Tuesday
evening. President Elizabeth Beas.
ley presiding. Mrs. Minnie Nc
Cullough and Dorothy McCollougt
/ were received into membership
Final arrangements were made
for the visitation of the department
president and her staff officers or
March II at the Washington Post
Club. The auxiliary has taken ur
sewing for the Red Cross.
Continued hospital work will be
the distribution of scrap books fol
the various hospitals
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National Association
Of Regulars

National Comdr. George NJ. Nc
Nulty has directed National Legis-
lative Officer Norris I. Perry to ap-
peal to the chairman of the House
Committee on Public Building and
Grounds to hold immediate hearings
on H. R. 14G9, which would give
departmental guards the status OF
police while at the same time grant,
ing them commensurate increases
in salary.
All men who are serving. or who
have served. in the United States
Army. Navy. Marine Corps or Coast
Guard are invited to attend a social
meeting of National Defense post,
tomorrow at pm. at the Soldiers.
Sailors and Marines Club. 1015 L
Sreet NV. Refreshments will be
served. Comdr. John Arthur Shaw
announces the appointment of F.
Bryan Potter as judge advocate.
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Eight and Forty

District of Columbia Salon No.
IA will meet February 10, at the
Hotel Washington, at pm. There
will be a pouvoir meeting at 7:30 p m.
The tea. scheduled to be given
by the chapeaux passe of the salon
in February, has been postponed
due to the many parties being held
for the blood and serum bank. It
will be held at future date.
The Joint Committee of the Forty
and Eight and the Eight and Forty
met on February II at the Denrike
Building and made plans for the
party to be given by the two Or
ganizations for the blood and serum
bank. 1t will be an evening Of
games and refreshments. The date
and place will be announced later.
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Ancient Order Of Hibernions
Auxiliary

Division No. I met at the home of
Mrs. Elizabeth Tansley. The fol-
lowing are the officers: President,
Mrs. Mary Mason; vice president,
Mrs. Elizabeth Tansley; financial
secretary, Miss Mary Francis; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Margaret B,
DAILY; treasurer, Miss Catherine
Downing; sentinel, Miss Mary
O'Connor; mistress-at-arms, Miss
Mary Smith, and chairman of Irish
history, Mrs. Anna F. O'Brien. They
we're installed by the District presi-
dent. Miss Mary E. Cleary.
The ST. Patrick's Day Banquet
Committee will meet each Friday
evening at the Mayfower Hotel.
Junior Division No. met last
Saturday at the home of Miss
Grace McCarron. The vice presi-
dent, Miss Ellen Collins, conducted
the meeting.
Junior Division No. 2 met yes
terday at the home of Miss Cath
crime Bailey.
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Duuqhters Of Isabella

At the last evening meeting, held
at the Washington Club, Mrs.
Stephen Stafford, regent, was elected
delegate to the national convention
which will be held in ST. Louis, Mo,
in August Mrs. Thomas A. Bald
win is alternate.
Invitations we're accepted by the
circle to participate in the knights
of Columbus Arlington field mass on
May 25 and also in the open-house
ceremonies of the New Catholic
Library, 1923 H street NV. on
Tuesday.
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Modern Woodmen
Of America

The several camps of the District
of Columbia will hold a Joint class
adoption at Silver Spring Hotel,
Georgia avenue and the District
line, Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock. Ritualistic work will be in
charge of Edward Hyde, consul, Of
Washington Camp, and the floor
work will be conducted by the team
of Georgetown camp under the di-
rection of Capt Robert Lerch.
This meeting will be in honor Of
Director w. w. Gordon of Kansas
City. who will be the principal
speaker Entertainment and buf-
fet supper will be served.
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loyuI Order of Moose

During February members are
conducting a new members drive
known as the volunteers cam
paign." The lodge has offered
prizes to be awarded to those who
present the LARGEST number of new
applicants. New members admitted
last Tuesday evening included Jack
Lowden, Edwin Wilson and Peter A
Rue.
Next Tuesday evening at the
Moose Hall the Board of Officers
will make plans for the coming
weeks.
Women of the Moose.
Officers and committee chairmen
of Columbia Chapter will be snter-
tanned by the publicity chairman,
Mrs. Ola D. Lee. at her home on
Wednesday at s pm. The co-hoSteSs
will be Miss Mary E. Ward. It is
requested that you notify Mrs. Lee
by tomorrow if you expect to be
present.
At the last meeting plans were
discussed in regards to the Ritual
Committee chapter night program
on February IS. A large class of
candidates is expected to be ini-
tiated in honor of the grand
rituahst, Mrs. Bessie Lovitt of Long
Beach, Calf.
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Hotel Greeters of America

Charter No. 81 and Women's
Auxiliary No. 81 will meet at the
Lee Sheraton Hotel on February
10, at $50 pm, with Manager Ken
meth Baker as host. Special edu-
cational features have been ar
ranged.
The annual ball. sponsored by the
auxiliary, will be held February 25
at the Shoreham Hotel. with Greet
er Manager l.. Gardner Moore as
host
Evening star., 1941-02-16
X. Of T.. Will Confer
Fourth Degree
On Large Glass
Banquet and Dance
Will Be Held Later
At MoyfIower

The Fourth Degree, Knights Of
Columbus, will be conferred on a
large class of candidates today at
pm. at the Mayflower Hotel.
Col. Thomas F. Carlin, master of
the Fourth Degree, will preside. He
will be assisted by Faithful Navi-
gator Andrew L. Oehmann, District
Deputy Thomas j. Myers, Charles
j. Considine, J. P. Sinmonds, Will
liam H. Collins, the Rev William
Walsh, U. S. A; Past State Deputy
Walter I. Plant and Arthur Nc
Creight.
There will be testimonial BAN
quet and dance at 7 pm. in honor
of the newly elected members. At
torney William Leahy will be toast
master. The principal speaker will
be Senator O'Mahoney of wyoming
Reservations may be made any
time today at the Knights of Co.
lumbuS Club through Col. Francis
A. McCann or at the hotel tomorrow
afternoon.
The Knights of Columbus Bowling
League will hold first ladies night
on Thursday at the Continental Ho-
tel. There will be an entertainment
and dancing to follow the banquet
1t is complimentary to members OF
the league and their ladies. Theo-
dore Moseley, president, will pre-
side.
James P. Fox, grand knight, will
preside over Carroll Council or
Tuesday evening. The Very Rev
Raphael N. Pausback, who is visiting
this country from the Motherhouse
of the Carmelite Order in Rome
will speak Refreshments will be
served.
Grand Knight Fox has extended
an invitation to members of the
order now employed here in the
Government service, but who hold
membership in other cities, TO at
tend this meeting.
Lawrence A. Gage, grand knight
will preside over Spalding Council
in its clubrooms next Thursday at
$50 pm. A report will be received
from the committee arranging for
the AID anniversary of the council
which will be held in April.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

Columbia Chap
ter, will present
a medal this aft
ernoon at the
District National
G u ar d Armory
to the best rifle
m an in the
Guard, Granville
N. TAFT, Com
pany B, 104th
@ u a r termaster
Regiment.
The medal Is
being awarded
for the first time
this year. 1t is
planned to make
Evening star., 1941-02-16

RECEPTION-Joseph H. Bait,
grand patron, who will be
honored by members of Beth
any Chapter on Friday night
at 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic
Temple. Mrs. Elsie M. Schwier,
matron of the chapter, will be
assisted in the receiving line
by Miss Mildred M. Hicks,
grand matron, and other
grand chapter officers.
officers. There were refreshments
and dancing.
The Home Board Committee will
meet at the home of Hulda Williams
tomorrow evening, assisted by Gertie
Williams and Mamie Davis.
There will be a rehearsal at 1910
Wisconsin avenue NV. Tuesday
evening.
Takoma Chapters Sewing Bees
will meet for luncheon Thursday
at II m. at the Masonic Temple
The following officers were elected
in Takoma's Past Matrons and Past
Patrons Association: Jean Park,
president; Donald D. Lamond. vice
president; Jennie Adams, secretary
treasurer.
Home Board members will meet
February "a with the Kiefers.
Lafayette Lodge Chapters Gard
Club will meet Tuesday evening at
the home of Past Matron Helen B.
Hall, with Junior Past Matron Violet
M. Bailey and Mrs. Lille V. C. Myers
assisting.
The dessert bridge group will have
a card party Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Josephine S. Mil
Ter, with Mrs. Anna Lee Carriger
the assisting hostess
Mrs. Bessie Melton, matron of
Bethlehem Chapter, announces a
card party. sponsored by Group No.
5 of the Ways and Means Commit
tee, at the home of Mrs. Evelyn
Pierson on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Ard, matron of
Loyalty Chapter. announces the
meeting on Wednesday will be fol-
lowed by an entertainment and re-
freshments. The Auxiliary Home
Board will meet February 20. at the
home of Mrs. Victoria Anderson. All
members are invited to witness a
demonstration.
Mrs. Alice S. Eckloff, matron of
Ruth Chapter, announces, tomorrow
evening members OF Stansbury
Lodge will be guests. Entertainment
dancing and refreshments.
The 1928 Matrons and Patrons As
sociation held their annual banquet
at 2600 Sixteenth street NV. The
officers for 1941 we're initiated and
installed. Mrs. Loretta Robinson
president; j. B. Robinson, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Enid Anthony, secretary;
Mrs. Lulu Glover, treasurer. A card
party will be held March IS at the
home of Mrs. Lillian Armstrong.
Mt. Pleasant Chapter Auxiliary
Home Board will meet at the home
of Mrs. Jane Wall tomorrow eve
ming.
Fidelity Chapter will meet Tues
day at s pm. The Ways and
Means Committee will sponsor a
dinner February 19, 5 to at
$500 Sixteenth street N. w. An
evening of games at the home of
Mrs. Anna Riley, February %
Dance and card party at the Shore
ham Hotel March 90, cards 9 to IL
dancing 10 to l, and a rummage
sale, April %.
The 1889 Appointive Officers of
Ruth Chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. Emily Loehl on
February 81 at 800 pm.
Friendship Chapter will have a
luncheon Tuesday at 4441 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV. IL to 1:30 pm. A
dance is being arranged for March
/ at 4441 Wisconsin avenue N. w.
The Ways and Means Committee
of Cathedral Chapter will meet at
THOSE WE'RE 7
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Best Guard RifIeman
Receives Medal Today
AtRainboW Festival
Granville N. Tuit
To Be Honored by
Col. Arnold

In connection with Rainbow
Division Veterans Week, today
through Saturday, Col. Davis G.
Arnold, president of the District Of
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Friendship Chapter will have a
luncheon Tuesday at 4441 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV. IL to 1:30 pm. A
dance is being arranged for March
l at 4441 Wisconsin avenue N. w.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

The 1889 Appointive Officers of
Ruth Chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. Emily Loehl on
February 81 at 800 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

Mithras Lodge of Perfection, Scot
tish Rite Masons, will hold a busi-
ness meeting Tuesday night.
The degree work for the spring
class will commence March 4 when
the fourth and seventh degrees will
be conferred in full ceremonial form.
The same night will be election of
officers.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

The Ways and Means Committee
of Cathedral Chapter will meet at
Evening star., 1941-02-16

Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars of
Lebanon. will meet at Stansbury
Temple Thursday at pm. Several
candidates will be obligated. There
will be entertainment and refresh
mentS.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

Dept. Comdr. Bacon. Senior Vice
Comcr. Leon B. Lambert, Junior Vice
Comdr. Richard A. Burton and Past
Dept, Comdr. Phillip r. Belt, ad-
dressed Potomac Post last Tuesday
evening. Comdr. Patrick Foley pre-
sided.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

The seventh annual ball sponsored
by Police-Fire Post, will be held at
the Washington Hotel on April Is.
William c. Reese, who served with
the United States Marines in France
and England during the World War
and J. R. Barber, former marine
with service in China will be ad-
mitted to membership tomorrow
Comdr. William j. Schmitz will
preside.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

The General Temple Auxiliary
Board is conducting a special trip
to New York and return, February
81, %, %. over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. The excursionists
will stay at the Picadilly Hotel.
Sightseeing trips and other pro-
grams are scheduled. Past Grand
Patron F. Frank Kimmel is chair
man of arrangements.
Mrs. Elsie L. Hill, matron of
Gavel Chapter, announces all De-
cember, January and February birth
days will be honored on Tuesday
The Endowment Committee will
meet Thursday evening at the home
of Hazel Booker.
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Melvin M. Werta, master of Albert
Pike Lodge, announces that tomor-
row at 730 pm. Telephone Night"
will be celebrated at $500 Sixteenth
street NV. All Masons employed by
the telephone company are invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Sunday is Mothers Day to be Pampered..

Turn the tables on Mother Sunday; J0H pamper b1 for
change Start the day by shoong her ouf OF the kitchen
and her your knee II she doesnt sos Have car.
nations the breakfast -gifts stacked Mothers
plate Take her out" for dinner and nice long drive;
mps you with the everlasting bumps. you in the dumps
k~hen you didn't get your way) And when bedtime comes
rue hsi 10 and whisper little prayer. God bless Mummy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
COOL. FLOWER FRESH coLoGNEs

Langlois' honeysuckle, sketehed,
but you can have il in eamellia
or blue bonnet for the same low
price; Ayers perky pink clover;
Rubinstein's apple blossom-eaeh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
ss.2s BROWNIE REFLEX CAMERA

les an Eastman, q very special
camera with q full size finder;
you see your picture full.si1ed.
~ inches, while taking it! Also
important--uipod socket & cord.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
poLARoID LITE. CONTROL GLASSES

Regular sun glasses darken every
thing Polaroid is dramatically
different - Polaroid dims glare
but leaves objects sharp & clear.
Shauer resistant safety lenses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

Compression does iH we've had
a box of these Yardley saehet
tablets since Christmas before
last and their fragrance Is as
fresh as ever. Three in a box.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-07
Miss Betty 5thaffer, Evarf Clayton Will
 Wed Friday Nighi

The marriage of Miss Betty Schaf- fer and Evart Clayton will be an event of next Friday night in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church. The couple will be wed at 8 o'clock by the Rev. Willis R. Booth.
 Attendants for the wedding will be Mrs. Cliff Nordenson as matron Of honor, and Cliff Daigler as best man. Following the marriage cere- mony, the bridal party will take part in a dinner given by Mrs. Norden- son in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel. On the following Sunday, the couple will give a reception for their friends in the Coliseum Apartments, which will be their home.
 Miss Sehaffer is the daughter of MT. and Mrs Ernest M. Schaffer of Seattle. She has been in Juneau since April, and is employed at the Juneau Cold Storage Company. Clayton, who is employed at the 20th Century Theatre, has been in Ju- neau for several years. His former home was in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-07
RICHARD DIX IS STAR IN FILMAT
 10TH CENTURY
Cherokee Strip" Is West. ern Tale of Settling
 in Oklahoma

One of the largest cattle concen- trations for motion pictures will be seen in Paramount's historic TO- nance, Cherokee Strip which opens Sunday at the 20th Century Theatre, starring Richard Dix.
 The locale of Cherokee Strip" is in a bordertown on the Chero- kee Strip in Oklahoma just prior to its opening for settlement by q run under the Homestead Laws in 1893. This setting was built at the studio and includes the whole town with it's bank, saloon, marshais of- flee. general store, law office and all the other buildings that spring up in a mushroom town.
 A fierce fight was staged on the central street of this town between rival clans during which a barri- cade is thrown up horses ran wild and the director let the players go 1t on their own for half hour, producing one of the liveliest and most realistic fight scenes seen in western picture in many day
 Featured with Richard Dix in this exciting romance is Florence Rice, daughter of Grantland Rice, sports commentator and columnisS, William Henry, popular juvenile, Victor Jory, Andy Clyde, George E. Stone and Morris Ankrum. It was produced by Harry Sherman and directed by Lesley Selander from story by Bernard McConville.
 Showing tonight for the last times is Moon Over Burma fea- turing Dorothy Lamour, Robert Preston and Preston Foster.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-07
Second Draft Quota Men 10
 Report Dec. 10


 Juneau Local Draft Board will meet in the Kraft Building head quarters at o'clock Monday even- ing to continue classification of registrants and select a leader and assistant leader for the group of draftees to be inducted into service December 10.
 The draftees, called under the second Alaska quota, will report to the Marine Building at 9o'clock Wednesday morning for roll call and instruction.
 Presumably the Chilkoot Bar racks tender Torrance will trans port the draftees to the Army post, although the board has not yet been notified officially.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-07

Phe Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation Of any AL aSka newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-07
High School pIayWiIIBe
 Given Friday
AIl- School Cast, Up in Lines Now, Present Cap
 lain AppIejdlk

] Next Friday evening, December l2, in the High School Auditorium, this years fall all-school- play Cap tain Applejack" is to be presented for the public's approval. Written by Walter Hackett, and sub titled An Arabian Nights Ad- venture the play is the first one presented in years by the High School players that requires detailed costuming, character make-ups and two complete sets of stage setting. Miss Ruth McVey, Dramatics ln- structor, is directing the produc- ton.
 During the past week. Henry Harmon's shop classes have been working on the stage and scenery. Due to the speeding up of school activities at this time of the year, both the vocational and general shcp students are constructing the stage whereas before the job has ] been done only by the vocational classes
 ! Rehearsals have been held three nights of each week in the grade school auditorium and all taking part are practically up in their lines and business and only the fin ishing touches will be added now.
 The cast includes the following student t-actors: Lush, Bob Satire; Ambrose, Harry Sperling; MT. Pen- gard, John Cass; Borolsky, Don Pegues; Dennet, Bob Phillips, Ja- son, Rodney Nordling; Poppy, Ad- rienne Glass; Aunt Agatha, Cour- lyme Smith; Anna, Shirley Davis; Mrs. Pengard, Alice Sherwood; and Palmer, Lane Rolf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-07
YOUNG RAMSEY
 TO TRAIN FOR ARMY AIR CORPS
200 P. M,

w. s. (BilD Ramsey, Jr son of pr. and Mrs. w. s. Ramsey, has been accepted for a three-year en- listment in the Army Air Corps and will sail for California soon to begin training as flying cadet, he said today. Ramsey arrived from Haines on the tender Torrance last night.
 Ramsey, private in Company A of the 297th Infantry at Chilkoot Bar racks, went into the army with the Alaska National Guard. He Is the first members of the unit to be ac- certed by the Army Air Corps.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-07
ELkS' MEMORIAL
 HELD ON SUNDAY

Tomorrow afternoon, starting at 9 o'clock, the Elks of Juneau will hold their annual memorial services in the Elks Lodge room to which the public is invited.
 The officers of the lodge will give the ritualistic service together with solos by Ernest Ehler, accompanied by Katherine Torkelson, and the Eulogy will be spoken by the Rev. G. Herbert Hillerman of the Res urrectson Lutheran Church.
 The memorial services, to de parted brothers" is most impress i've.