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the air blitz opened. Thereafter I
saw not one flying over the front.
This is no criticism of air force
activity. I know British planes and
pilots were doing fine work through
out the campaign attacking German
lines of communication. the trouble
was there were too few aircraft to
carry out regular defensive patrols
over the Allies area and discourage
the raiders.
Nazis Strafed With Impunity.
1t was heart breaking to watch
formations of German bombers, 80
to so strong, escorted by numerous
fighters, flying over us at regular
periods, day after day, and Strafng
our troops and lines Of communica-
tions with impunity. The men bore
up admirably under the strain. but
it is futile to pretend that these
deadly visitations did not impair
their spirits.
The alrblltZ was very systematic.
German planes raided the little vii
lage of Elasson first while the Anzac
Corps headquarters were operating
from there. Corps headquarters
moved out after the raid, but the
bombers came over again next day
and gave the village a terrific ham
mering. Perhaps it was the Nazi
way of warning other villages not
to entertain military guests.
nthay i
the front were also mercilessly
bombed. Larisa, where through
road traffic to the front passed, was
wrecked and the townSpeople evacu-
ated it,
A further withdrawal began on
April Is. There was no help for it.
The German weight of numbers was
simply too strong This was the
beginning of movement which cul-
minated when the AnZacs took up
the Thermopylae line in the rugged
mountains clustering at the foot of
Mount ParnaSSuS. The line was
about 30 miles long in contrast to
the l50-milelong Mount olympus
line on which the Anzac and Anglo
Greek troops originally awaited the
enemy.
However, the strength Of the i'm
perial forces, in both men and
equipment, had been reduced by
earlier fierce fighting Nor was the
new line by any means impregnable.
There were several possible lines of
attack from the west, and the Island
of EVvoia on the south was a dan
gerous Achilles heel. The island is
separated from the mainland by
only a narrow strip of water and it
was necessary to place small mo-
bile force on it in order to reduce
| the danger of the Germans landing
air-borne troops there.
Withdrew without Confusion.
The imperial forces were heavily
and persistently strafed from the
air as they moved backward. Many
! trucks were riddled with bullets and
others blown up. Many more swung
off the road as the strafers swooped
down on them, but the withdrawal
continued without confusion in the
face of the worst the Germans
could do.
Australian observers looking down
on the plain of Thermopylae from
Bralos Pass saw heart-breaking evil
dence of the Nazis' superiority ir
equipment. Field guns were being
Evening star., 1941-04-30
Ex-haYor Of Detroit Fined
S10,500 in Fraud Case
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, April 80. Former
Mayor Richard w. Reading of De-
troit, who pleaded guilty to Fed
eral charge of fraud, was fined S10,-
500 and given suspended 18-month
prison sentence today by United
States Judge Frank A. Picard.
He was placed on probation for
three years.
Indicted by a Federal grand jury,
Mr.. Reading pleaded guilty last De-
cember 13. to making a false state
ment in an attempt to scale down
a $4,000 claim against him by B.
C. Schram, receiver for the First
National Bank-Detroit, in October,
1887.
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Whipping Act Invoked

BOMBAY, April 80 (Pl.-The gov
ernment yesterday decided to invoke
the whipping act in an attempt to
stop Moslem- Hindu riots. Today one
person was killed and six injured in
Bombay and seven persons were in
jured at Cawnpore.
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Nozis Claim Destruction
OF 47 Enemy Planes

and in March,
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U. S. Patrol System Step
To War, japanese Says
B, tt Associated Press.

B' tft Associated Press.
TOXIC, April 30.-Koh Ishii, di-
rector of the official Board of In
formation, today described the new
Atlantic patrol system of the United
States as but one step from war"
Asked if he considered extension
Of the ocean patrol an act of ag-
gression, Ishii replied it was in that
direction "and very dangerous"
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Sd Nozi Planes Claimed
By British Durino April

NEW YORK. April 80 PO.-A
record bag of "a German night
raiders during the month of April
was claimed by the British radio
in a broadcast heard here TODAY
by N. B. c.
This nearly doubled the previous
record of At night raiders claimed
to have been shot down over Eng
1onI in Moroh
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ROOMS FURk. & UkFURN.

1929 COL. RD. N.W.-one sunny unfurn.
semi-bath and kitchen in 2-rm. apt. with
single lady of quiet and mature habits;
can furn. temporarily. CO. S616-M.
1901 10Th ST NV. = Basement room.
private bath and entrance. small incl. yard:
no children; prefer men; can be seen
Sunday only bet. II :30-2.
kitchen, reasonable.
5000 CONN AVE. Apt 42s-1 or 2 ladies
to share with lady large 2-rm. apt; furn
or unfurn. IL
EXCLUSIVE CAPITAL VIEW SECTION
Nicely furnished single or double room;
quiet home; all convenienceS AT. 0119-J.
COLORED-1406 11th st. NV, Apt. p
] room, kitchen and bath; light and gas in
cluded. Reasonable
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

1889 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
room uady) in 3-room apt: 24-hour ele-
vator, switchboard $50 month.
LARGE corner room, list floor; private
entrance and bath . closets; newly deco
rated; 5 min. downtown; suitable l or 2
gentlemen or couple. CHI. Ss92.
3O22 WISCONSIN AVE. NV, Apt. 5-Jn-
furnished room: S15: single girl.
All HOPKINS AVE. Coral Hills, Md.-Will
share new home; unfurnished bedrm,
next bath: conV transp.
907 LAWRENCE ST. NE rooms, sink
and gas stove in kitchen. Frigidaire II de-
sired; Semi-pvt bath. HO. 1886.
1855 9th ST. NV large, bright rooms;
light housekeeping; bath: reasonable rates;
conv. to downtown. ME. 1851.
COLORED; 1927 Vermont ave n.w.-Un-
furnished room for refined couple.
COLORED-LARGE ROOM and bath in
modern home; kit. privileges: ne. sec
ton: ! blk car. Ii. S319-J
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S32 .50-I ROOM. KITCHEN. SEMI-PRI-
vate bath; heat, light. gas. refrigeration
furnished; refined adults only. s25 ? 81.
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$3.50 10th ST. N.W.-Several furn. rms.
in nice clean home, newly furn. and deco
rated. nr express bus. Adams 1859. ReaS.
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ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 800 well-located homes,
offers single, double and group
rooms, some with running water,
private bath. A director with car
shows available space free to
potential guests. Phone Columbia
$500. Sunday service.
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S33 So ROOM KITCHEN, SEMI-PRIs
vate bath; heat light. gas, refriseratof
furnished refined adults only. s25 ? St.
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SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOM, auleL hoHe'
no children or pets. Ii I11l-W.
27OI CONN. AVE, Apt. 601-Lge. bright
rm, closets. Semi-pvt. bath with shower;
elev and switchboard serv. co. l024l.
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1929 10Th ST. N.W-Near Mt. Pleasant
car line; large room facing park; cross
ventilation; unlimited phone. MI. s015.
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ROOMS WANTED.

NURSE wants furnished room in Quiet
refined home; excellent refs; Sl5 mo. WI.
4OS4 call between IL and 3.
SINGLE. cool furn. room by refined quiet
gentleman: small private home or apt;
Sis. Box 459-A. Star.
ELDERLY lady desires l or unfurn.
rooms with quiet Christian lady or family;
reasonable; reference Box 4s9-A, Star.
WANTED convenient to Bureau of Stand
ards, room with sleeping porch and bath;
furn or unfurn.; for gentleman. Box 366-
B. Star.
SINGLE room wanted by refined business
woman; state price, telephone number and
location. Box &c. Star. l3'
GENTLEMAN would like room with run
ming water; close to downtown. Box IL
A, Star
LADY young, refined. Catholic. desires
room. private family; Northwest; references.
Box ARA Star.
BY JUNE ] or 15-Single man, Gov
ernment emplOye. wants good-sized single
room with southeast exposure. cross ven-
tilation, in Georgetown or Mt. Alto sec:
state rate OF rent: garage also desirable.
Box 26S-A, Star.
SINGLE man desires small, inexpensive
room or sleeping porch: quiet suburbs; fur
niShed or unfurn. Box 1854, Star.
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ARLINGTON-NEW 5-RM. APT; HEAT,
gar, water furn.; large yard. porch;
$3.50. Out Lee hwy. TO Robert z Les
School. turn IT. on Lexington st 4 blks.
TO 5914 27th n. st Shepherd 3R16-W
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Double room, twin
beds. private bath, unlimited phone (Jew
tshl Phone evenings, Emerson 4063.
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1907 10Th CIT NJ
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
CANADIAN GIRL requires single room with
board within walking distance Of Observa-
tory Circle. Box 445-A, Star.
TWO BUSINESS GIRLS desire double
room. twin beds. two meals: vicinity
31O0 Massachusetts. Box 446-A. Star.
SCHOOL would like to make contract ar
rangement for room and board of 80 to
go students. Nice SURROUNDINGS. good
food. chaperonage required. Submit COM
plete information as to facilities, personal
history and references. Box 1904, STAR
BY SETTLED MAN. in Catholic family.
near st. Gabriers Church; give all par
ttculars and rates. Box 411-A. Star.
LADY, SO, desires cool room, with meals
served in room; refined home: details,
rates. Box 05-C, Star.
BOARDING HOME for 13-year-old boy;
reasonable. Office phone, ME. 4211. SUM-
day and evenings. NE. 1868.
GENTLEMAN, Govt. clerk. desires single
back or side rm.. with board: small pvt.
family; refined atmosphere: not over blk.
to Sth st. car or Mt. Rainier car, ne;
quiet neighborhood: light lunches. FIR. $3.50.
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1874 QUE ST. N.W.-3 large doubles, /
single Semi-pvt. baths: breakfast served;
Evening star., 1941-05-11

53l5 18th ST. NW-Army widow has
desirable room with all modern conven-
fences. If interested call Taylor 3139.
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THE COURTNEY INN,
TABLE BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS UhEuRkIsHEp.

BOARD with Jewish family, vicinity {
Navy Yard. by young man, craftsman. Bo
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3l71 18th ST N.w-Large end floor
front room, near shower bath: conv.
transp CO. 2134
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NEAR 4th AND R. l. N.E.-Large fr. rm.
In pvt home, all new furn., twin beds,
So so ca PIT Charming ne. NO. 0141.
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a25 N. Y. AVE. NW.-Downtown; beauti-
full blue. all new fur; rev cond.; southern
e.; cool; steel l., wanr1drobsi, ward dress @ van van
Very reas. room for 3. 1ls
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300 CONN. AVE, Apt. 430-Opposite
Kennedy-Warren; double corner room, S3S;
maple furn.; bus at corner; sem1-pvt. oatn.
Evening star., 1941-05-11

CHEVY CHASE VICINITY - Gentleman;
chserful comfortably furn. rm., adj. batn,
in nvt home of > adults Ordway 0161.
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lst-FL, DET. HOUSE 4 RMS. AND B.
Lse yard, porch. Conv. schools and trans.
UtlI. furn.: $50. 3143 10Th ST n q
Evening star., 1941-05-11

422 FARRAGUT ST. NV ROOM, INC.
porch, kit. and bath gas, elec. and rets.'
oG4rlrC
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3 ROOMS, SUN PARLOR, KITCHEN BATH
with shower, hail; very reasonable. TlF-
Iqo5 N
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SMALL . ROOMS. KTTCHENETTE AND
bath; heat. light, gas and phone; detached
home; very reasonable to young couple.
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IDEAL APT. IN RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
. rms kitchen, bath and porch: strictly
pvt gas heat, elec. furn.; $50. IA. 1882.
2l4 RiffenhnuSe ST
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500 EAST CAPITOL ST.-UNFURNIsHED
st fioor. 4 large rooms, bath, light heat;
O Iii1tS
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119 2nd ST. NE-Large front room, twin
beds. adjoining bath; also Groom suite.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOM, French furni-
ture glasSed-in shower, telephone in room;
gentleman preferred. OIL g4ll
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Large, cool
rooms. available June L; tennis court.
Evening star., 1941-05-11

WOODBRIDGE, 1725 Evarts st. NE sleep
ing rms. unlimited phone; in private
home; conv. transportation. DU. 6344.
1343 CLIFTON ST NV, Apt. 45-Large
cool room; double or single: unlim. phone.
Hobart 1862
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GENTLEMAN, well furnished room new
corner home; adult gentle family; no
other roomers Woodley 0455.
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206 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Large airy front
bedroom for two, with private bath, in
corner home; good bus connections; S35
mo. GE. 1928
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1928 K ST. NV double front room,
twin beds, convenient to bath; pleasant
downtown location. ME. S1S2
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436 MELLON ST. sE-MODERN 4-RM;.
ba tn apt heat. hot water furn.. A7 80.
No children RA 1914 or AT. 0029-J.
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S7l0 WARREN ST N.W.-Front room
path adj. (nr. Bureau Standards. Gent
Emerson 91S7; $3.50 mo II.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-17
CHAPELADIES IN
 FESTIVE MEET

The Chapeladies enjoyed gay Christmas party last night at the home of Mrs. Fred Camper. Host esses for the occasion were Mrs. Harry Arnold and Mrs. Clarence Wittanen.
 Preceding the festivities, the club held a brief business session at which time Mrs. Frank Sterling contacted members interested in joining first aid class. Fifty fin- ished Red Cross garments were turned in at the meeting.
 Highlight of the evenings enter tainment was the arrival of Santa Claus who presented the guests with gifts. Refreshments were served at tables decorated with tiny red candles set in marshmalloW holders.
 Members present at last nights gathering were Mrs. Al Blake, Mrs. James DeHart, Mrs. Stanley Jekill. Mrs. Hal Kimmel, Mrs. Dora Spaulding, Mrs. Jenny Pederson, Mrs. Prank Maier, Mrs. H. Wend- ling, Mrs. Max Mielke, Mrs. Fred Camper, Mrs. Harry Arnold and Mrs. Clarence Wittanen. Club guests included Mrs. Sterling, Mrs. R. Potts and Mrs. Lena Porter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-17
''THE SON OF MONTE CRIST0"
 CAPITOL SHOW
Louis Hayward and Joan Bennett Are Featured
 Romantic Team

AThe Son of Monte Cristo," show ing tonight and Thursday at the Caritol Theatre. is not only ex- cellently and thrilingly staged. 1t is acted by a cast of top-notch actors who were chosen carefully for their special talents. Heading the lineup are Louis Hayward and Joan Bennett, who play the star ring roles, while featured in their support are George Sanders, Flor renee Bates. Lionel Royce, Clayton Moore, Montague Love and many others
 Hayward is starred in the title role, playing a daredevil, romantic, audacious character with grace and verve; Miss Bennett is seen as the lovely and alluring Grand Duchess zona, who is held captive in the mythical principality of Lchten- burg by its villainous and un- scrupulous dictator. played by George Sanders.
 When the story opens, zona is recillessly driving to Paris to plead for aid from Louis Napoleon. Her carriage is overtaken and she meets the Count of Monte Cristo, never guessing his real identity
 Smitten with her dramatic beau- ty and charm, Cristo lets himself become involved in Zona's cause. His presence in Lichtenburg leads to many exciting complications and involves him in a number of ex- citing dueDing scenes, providing the screen with some of the best swordplay yet photographed.
 Additional reasons for chalking up perfect score for "T'he Son of Monte Cristo" are its beautiful costuming and settings, it's expert photography and it's unusual light ing effects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-17
INFORMATION
 E SOUGHT OF
 MISSING ONES

Inquiries have been received by the Office of the Governor, Ju- neau, Alaska. regarding the fol- lowing persons supposed to be in Alaska:
 Pickering, Hugh, 68 years old Came to Alaska about 20 years ago. His sister. Mrs. Ellen New stead of Paris. Ontario, Canada, is anxious to hear from him.
 Barnett, Winfred, Menefee, 65 years old-Came to Alaska in 1906 when last heard from was pros- pecting in the Klondike. He is a Spanish American War veteran. A sister. Edith Barnett Broome, would like to know what has happened to him.
 Hill, Eliza and daughter Carry, colored-Left Seattle to get Q homestead in Alaska. Please con tact Simon Hawkins, 939 Bell Street, Kansas City, Missouri.
 Morrison, John E.-Worked for the Bureau of Fisheries from l93O to 1889. Mrs. Ida Russell, 523 West 18th Street, San Pedro, California is anxious to get in touch with him.
 Parsons, George-Owned a golo mine near Nome in the early days John U. c. Morrison. 3240 Second Avenue, Sacramento, California would like any information con- corning Parsons.
 Bruner, James Philip, 24 years old-Last heard from in Decem- Der, 1888, in Anchorage. Any in- formation will be greatly appreci- ated by his mother, Mrs. Margaret L. Bruner, Greenfield, Indiana.
 Case, Chester Robert, 5'5" tall,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-17
THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU, ALASKA
CHARLIE CHAN iSFEATURED IN
 WAX MUSEUM
Sidney Toler Again Por- trays Famous Detective at 2Oth Century

Comedy, Chills, Thrills It's Great" Tense entertainment. " The best Chan hit yet
 Has a new appeal"
 That's what critics are saying about the latest goth Century Fox hit, Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum" It is the seventh of the popular series in which Sidney Toler has appeared, and judging by its reception so far, it's the best yet.
 Directed by Lynn Shores. the latest Chan mystery has top notch cast of carefully selected players supporting Sidney Toler. Sen Yung, familiar as No. Son. y is back. c. Henry Gordon is seen as the proprietor of the Crime Mu- scum while pretty Joan Valerie plays his aide. Marguerite Chap man, former John Powers model. is newspaper reporter and Ted Os- born, a crime league radio program director
 For the settings in Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum" showing to- night at the goth Century Theatre, goth Century-Fox constructed 8 wax museum covering an entire sound stage.
 !, The story is laid in chamber of horrors which has become Q murderers' hideout This eerie mu- scum of crime, where wax figures come to life, is reported to be the most unusual and thrilling back ground ever conceived for mys- tery film. Charlie Chan faces death in the electric chair at the hands of a murderer who has been been claimed dead for 12 years!
 Picture, if you can, the screens master sleuth facing death four times in eighteen exciting minutes, and you have some idea of why critics have hailed Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum" as "tense hour of entertainment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-17
EfheI EIvin
 ToBeB Bride

Miss Ethel Marie Elvin, former member of the Empire reportial staff and known to her scores of friends as "Dollie,' and Richard Walter Shell will be married on December 27, in San Francisco.
 The announcement is made by MT and Mrs. Arthur Elvin, of San Francisco, stating the marriage will be performed at o'clock in the evening of December 27 in St. Peters Episcopal Church, 29th Ave- nue near Clement, San Francisco. A reception to friends and rela- tives will follow the wedding cere- mony at the Elvin home.
 The newlyweds will fly in their own plane to Palm Springs where they will spend their honeymoon and expect to come to Alaska in February. MT. Shell spent the sea- son at Nome where he was con- nected with the CAA staff on Sew ard Peninsula.
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sandy-colored hair, blue eyes, stiff right leg, tattoo on left arm, heart with the name Esther. When last heard from he was in hospital in Alaska suffering from a tumor on the brain. His wife, Mrs. Esther Case, 2825 South Keeley, Chicago, Illinois would appreciate any in- formation concerning him
 Radecke, Ralph Cloud, about g years old, brown hair. blue eyes, supposed to be on fishing boat. His wife, Mrs. Ruth Radecke of Tulsa, Oklahoma. would appreciate any information concerning him.
 Liebscher. Arno. 6B or 70 years old-T'hirteen years ago was gold miner living in Anchorage. ST" tall, brown eyes, dark brown hair. Any information concerning him would be appreciated by his sister, Mrs. Allen Jacobs, Mt. Olive, Illi- nois.
 Tomlin, William Frederi k about 65 years old, came to Am erica from Derby. England many years ago. Last heard from in AL aska. His sister, Miss Clara Ada Tomlin, 1880 Lombardy Road, Pas adena, California, would appreciate any information concerning him.
 Anyone having any information at all in regard to these people is requested to notify the Governors [Office, Juneau, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-17
SALVATION ARMY RADIO AUCTION
 TO BE BY NAH

Due to the need to keep telephone lines clear for emergency use, the annual Salvation Army Christmas radio auction program will have to be conducted by mail rather than by telephone this year, it was an- nounced today by Capt. Stanley Jackson.
 Instead of accepting donations by telephone, Juneau residents are ask ed to send their subscriptions in by mail, Jackson declared. First pro- gram of the series to raise funds for needy families during the Christmas holidays will be broadcast at 6:15 pm. tomorrow.
 Although there are not as many needy families to be cared for this year as in previous years we are already receiving names of needy persons who must be fed and cloth ed,' Jackson said.
 Last year the program raisel do- nations to care for 30 families, con- sisting of 238 persons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-17
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
 GENERAL LAND OFFICE District Land Office
Anchorage, Alaska Nov | 1941.

Anchorage, Alaska
 Nov. T, 1941.
 Notice is hereby given that How ard Erickson has made application for homesite under the Act of May 26, 1884 (48 Stat 309 Anchorage Serial No. 09955. for tract of land described as Lot D of the Tee Har- bor Group of Homesites situated on the east shore of Fayorite Channel and the west shore of Tee Harbor, Alaska, Plat of U. s. Survey No 2388. containing 4.56 acres. and it IS now in the files of the U. s. District Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- verscly any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claims in the district land office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 FLORENCE L. KOLB,
 Acting Register. First publication, Nov. 26, 194l. Last publication, Jan. 21, 1942.
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ChipperfieIds Here
 For Xmas Holidays

w. A. Chipperfield, forestry ser vice official at Petersburg, and Mrs Chipperfield have arrived in Ju- neau to spend the Christmas holi- days.
 Former Juneau residents, the Chipperfields are guests while here of MT. and Mrs. Keith G. Wildes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-17
New Unemployment Dire(for 10 Be Guest, Chamber, Commerce

Robert Sheldon, newly appointed Executive Director of the Territorial Unemployment Compensation Con- mission, and Harry Phillips and Mrs. Mildred Hermann, Commissioners, now holding an annual meeting of the board here, will be guests to- morrow noon at the regular lunch con of the Juneau Chamber of Com merce, it was announced toady.
 The luncheon will be the final regular session of the chamber dur ing 194l and all members are urged to be on hand.
 The newly-elected Board of Di- recctors for the Chamber will meet January T and appoint a President of the civic organization for the coming year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-17
CIVIL AIR CLUB MEETS

The Civil Air Club will hold a special meeting tonight, Wednes- day, December IT, at 8 pm. All members are urged to be present when the group gathers in the Red Shield reading room in the Decker Building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-17
CHIMNEY FIRE

Little damage resulted from a chimney fire which broke out last night at the rear of the Archway Store shortly before o'clock. It was extinguished by the Juneau Fire Department with chemicals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-17

The Daily Alaska Empscc mas the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
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NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford & Go. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-17

Samuel Hopkins Adams, the au- thor, has a hobby of collecting old glassware.