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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Engagement News
Is Revealed

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Danielson Of
Fergus Falls, MINI. announce the
engagement Of their daughter.
Miss Berniee. Of Tacoma. To Mr..
Carl Hanks. Jr. son q Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Hanks. sr. Miss Dan
ielson was formerly OF Fergus
Falls. MINI. Mr.. Hanks "a a Ia
conan. and a graduate Of Lincoln
high school.
The wedding will b. solemniEed
at : O'Clock Saturday. June :. In
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hanks ST A reception will follow
the ceremony. for close friends and
members Of the families. Rev. c. J.
Johnson Of Hope Lutheran church
will read the vows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Girls With Surface
IMPLIES
Boat Get Bates!
Boat Get Bates!

crp~i words. but true-no one likes a
pimply-lookins skin-it's never attractive
and always embarrassing-but don't b d.
eoursged. For years Thousands Of young men
and women have put their faith in Poslam
Ointment and Poslam Soap-when EXTERN
ally caused unsightly acne pimples bring
misery and loneliness.
Poslam, = concentrated ointment, costs but
.ffty eents-try II. Fer real relief nee Pe@ism
SintFaent According 10 staple direetisas
siossa in the package and help yesr ss@-
plexSon regain its lsveiinesA Sold By ar=x-
Eisss fer nssriy Is yesrs-it mast be good.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Markets of q
Glunce
WEDNESDAY

stocks; IrreEulsrly higher and
quiet.
Beads; Irregular. [. :. govern
ments lower.
Curb stocks: Irregular.
Wheat; OFF = to !. cent
Corn: : to = cent lower.
Cotton; Up a. much a. 30 cents
q bale.
Rubber; Up As much A. = cent
pound.
Silver: Unchanged in New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
s&S&Eaf3sS

Following departure cf three
vessels overnight. Wednesday fenF
ships remained ~ berth far :
variety q cargo wofk 81 local
terminals
Only iassreosstsi ualt wss ne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
News From Congress Causes
si-Minuie Rally in Stocks
Dow-Io>Es AVERAGES
U'EnNEEnar

Dow-JO>ES AVERAGES
. WEDNESDAY
Industrial lilies. mp ESQ
Rail ......... 27.ss. off eos
Utility ....... ls.1s. up els
IS stocks 49,. Ss.sl. mp eos
Stock sales Appropriated 4s0. 900
shares, against 10000 Tuesday.
while curb turnover dropped to
5000 shares from 5000 Tuesday.
NEW YORK New. that the
house ways and means committee
had tentatively killed" the treas
ury departments plan to levy dras-
tic corporate excess profits taxes
brought a late rally into the stock
market Wednesday after earlier
hesitancy. Volume improved.
Stocks opened firm. but follow
through buying WAS restrained by
uneasiness over prospects for a
British-Freneh clash in SYRIA.
Armament shares swung upward
following the tax news from Wash
ington. Consolidated Aircraft ran
up IN from its early low to new
high for the year at 307s. up 4 net.
Douglas Aircraft moved up more
than point and others in the
group improved.
WEDNESDAYS QUOTATIONS
Quotations courtesy Dean Witter y
Co, Washington Bldg. members
EaH York Stock ExchAnael
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
WEDNESDAYS otorAruoNs

Quotations courtesy Dean Witter u
Co, Washington Bldg. members
New York Stock Exchange)
High Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

Nomen's frieadiy Circle. Tsce-
ma Community Hess-e. viii hold
their annual picnic Thursday ct
Lincoln park. There viii b games
and entertainment. and an election
OF new officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Garden Club
10 Meet on Friday

The Crystal Springs Garden club
will meet at the home OF Mrs. Van
Layton. Pacific ave. and Airport
road. for a 1880 luncheon on next
Friday. Roll will be answered with
flowers suitable for eorssges and
sprays.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
N. Y. CURB STOCKS


FOREIoN EXCHANGE
MN fokk Foreign exchange
about steady. Wednesday , .. ~.
cable rates EnKi2ad pound
t.0si1 of co. CanAa. dollar
ssA up 0oh Fraaes lfranel
.0zzs'. or .0O03 Italy lllrA)
05zs y Switzerland franc z1zi
of 600 sweden fsrgnsi 73ss
Up .0ooi Japan yen .zsfs Mes
leo fpssoJ .z07e.
-ffsssfsfasis ear ssfsf e. irssss
aFr assrss
Porfiaaa CisaunKs $3.50 .zss =
-. balances Ti.4ll $40 -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

steamer Aismar. kers u Mt Iuza-
- for eastern seaeeaFd dsllxexy.
~ TIE eeazglaE steamers prss-
snl. ne a. n. asxtsr ~ss ilItlaE
delsns. materials fef ; special
voyage h Hawaiian poFls. shIis
ths whitney olson sn.1 ne Jaws
Gufuths consinusd wlth foatins
losdlnes feF cslifcsals psgts -
san
Ths ns~ matotshlp Czps F1et-
terry departed late Tuesday - hsf
maiden xoYsEs. shs sin 81 "
abaus : seek frem ths Celunois
river dlrect . lhs otisat via
capacity initial laainE faf ~
American Mall lice
slated feF arrival rhaF.dss
!. shs .te.aer fhlis<-e rata
- uau-aai rFefsrt 81 He<ta
VAR. I sad a.
TIE weasel VS. isunr nd IN Me
siasippl - the end - ths lat wsr
and her unfinished han lsv lie
for % years psis n increasing
demand. fcr tonnage. the shlp go
rscsatly completed ard mAs calls
here fer humber destined % Nsw
Caledonia % "A itinerary that Il
briefly termed seasA So islands.
She has been operating under
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Clubs

seutA Tseams ae.easA sas-
Hilary ~in meet Thursday Ia The
1 o. O. , hall ~ II % Tor = POI
Rsek iuneh. A business meeting
VII follow ~lth Mr. Z q. wslkap
presiding
wiling Workers an hold their
regular meeting In the church par
lors Wednesday evening Mrs. Paul
Holmes sill preside over the bust
ness session and nrs John Hugsn-
reder ~ili be hostess for the social
hour.
warr~a Auxiliary. q. q =.
will mvvt In Warren hall Thurs-
day for 1880 lunch. Mira Harry
Collier. president. will call =
bushes. meeting At , o'eiocR Past
presidents viii b honor guests
COMMITTEES IN charge Includes Mrs
Oscar T1eil. AZ Rowland. 1. Dan
iels. J. ". Aocraeken and Charles
slster.
woaen's frieadiy Circle. rso.-
ma Community fIen=s. wili hold
their annual picnic Thursday 81
Lincoln park. There viii b games
and entertainment. and an election
OF new offlc-rs.
ladies AID Of 50 faufs Danish
Lutheran church Will navet Thurs
day At the home Of Mrs Chris
Jorgensen. ao07 No. itth. Lunch.
con will be served At i7so.
John A. Logan Circle. I.a,.- Of
q. A. r.. will meet Thursday in
Carpenters hall. i017is Taeoms
ave. for a ~ % potiuck lunch.
Final convention plans viii bs
made. and officers installed. Mrs
Frankie Fellows viii preside.
wemea's society. Perm Hni nap
list charsh, will hold an sll-day
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Her-
man swsniand. FARMLAND. on
Thursday.
~ Martin. Mother. club an.
nual picnic At Lake Killarney NJ the
home Of Mrs ID. l. oponnsll.
Thursday. Picnic luncheon at ~ 30.
Last affair Of season.
Tn. IAdle. AID Society. Hope
Chapel. will mvvt Thursday Al the
parish house. Business meeting At
II 80 will be followed BY . pot
luck luncheon at 1870. Everyone
Ia requested To bring her darnlng
basket and two household hints "a
be exchanged.
Fircrest Community church cdr
Gle will meet for i2.s5 no-host pic.
rio on the church lawn. Thursday
afternoon at 12:t5 Mrs. Maude
Berry will preside over The meet
ing during which Mrs. Helen schup
viii be presented a. guest speaker.
Thursday Night BooLresiewss.
viii hold their second round table
Of Old Testament liter
allure Thursday evening At 7.so IN
Mccormick Branch Library. sps-
cial emphasis will be placed on
the Prophetic books.
Circle !. ST. psaIs Lats.saa
church IAdie. society viii meet
for luncheon Thursday afternoon
81 the homs Of Mrs. Stanley
Remedies. Mrs. Wallace Waits viil
be the assisting hostess
~. Defiance H.lpiaE Hsad "a.
risty viii meet for picnic luncheon
IN Point Defiance PARK Thursday
u 1880. Members S1il furnish
Dwn table ssrvles.
Ladies' auxiliary. O. .. A.. viii
meet Thursday At 10 in Maeca
bees hall Mrs. Gladys Caldwell
will preside over the nesting. ~
which nominations wili b made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

ladies AID Of 80 faui's naai.h
Iutheran church Will met Thurs
day At the home Of Mrs Chris
Jorgensen. ao07 No. itth. Lunch.
con will be served At II %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
BANK REPORTS
una...a..

seattIe-clearings $3.50. 157.s2:
balances $3.50. s95.67. transactions
SIC, ess. 10000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
BUILDING PERMIT

A building permit was issued
Wednesday TO Norman Jsrden for
81 900 residence at sol No. q II.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
BIG BROADCAST
 ARRANGED FOR
 NEXT SATURDAY
Eddie Cantor Announces An-Stdr Cast for Annual
 March of Dime"

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Eddie Can tor has announced the all-star cast for his annual March of Dimes" program to be broadcast over the three national radio networks from II 100 to i2:00 midnight on Saturday January 25, as one of the highlights of the 1941 Campaign for Celebra- ton of the Presidents Birthday.
 Supporting Cantors appeal for Dimes to Fight Infantile Paralysis will be the following stars of radio and motion pictures:
 Bob Hope: George Burns and Oracle Allen; Fibber McGee and Mol ly; Mickey Rooney; Fannie Brice as Baby Snooks"; Edgar Berger and Charlie Mccarthy; Dinah Shore; Jack Benny; Jimmy Cagney; Hum phrey Bogart; Meredith Wilson and his Orchestra; Rudy Vallee; Amos and Andy; Connie Boswell: Lionel Barrymore as "Dr. Kildare; Joan Blondell; the Edgar Fairchild Sing CTS and Sidney H. Fields as MT. Guffey."
 Jimmy Cagney and Humphrey Bo- gart will play in sketch especially written for the program, according to Cantor. They will be the voices of two Dimes which were minted in the same year and meet in the White House as contributions for the Fight Against Infantile Paralysis Campaign.
 Eddie Canton annually serves as Chairman of The March of Dimes of the Air in the Fight Infantile Paralysis Campaign, each year en- listing the services of radios top names who are available at the pro- grams origination point. This year the entire program will originate in Hollywood and will be fed to the National Broadcasting Companys Blue Network on the Pacific Coast, the NEG Red Network elsewhere in the country and the full networks of the Columbia and Mutual Broad- casting Systems.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22

taking place in Washington today
 It's over at the Census Bureau where 5000 workers will be given the gate during l94l' approXi- mately 5000 of them in the next two or three months.
 The firing job is so big that Census Director William L. Aus tin has had to set up a special committee to handle it. The com mittee has had to work out fir ing formula which is sort of a hir- ing formula in reverse. Persons with highest efficiency ratings those with dependents and those who live farthwest from Washing ton will be retained longest.
 The firing, of course, will be nc great news to most of the em- ployees. Although the census jobs last from one to two years, they are considered temporary.
 An odd twist to the census em- ployment situation is that al- though the workers are going out by the dozens the bureau is also hiring. by the dozens The new em- ployees are expert machine opera tors who will be used in the vast task of tabulating, coding and classifying Americas l30-odd mil lions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
ELECTRIC SHOP
 OF MtkINLEY IN
 NEW LOCATION
Up-t Date Quarters Are Now Established Uptown
 on Seward Street

Today marks the opening at the new location of the Electric Serv.ce Shop next door to Bert's Cash Gro- ccrv on Seward Street. The estah- lishment is owned and operated by Jerry w. Mckinley.
 MT. Mckinley, has been in busi- ness here for six years. and has been in the retail and electrical contract ing business for the last five years.
 The Electric Service" says MT. Mckinley. lis composed of special ists at electrical contracting. The firm has wired practically all new buildings erected in Juneau, Doug las and Sitka in the last five years. A few included the recently complet- ed 20th Century Gross building and theatre, the U. s. Bureau of Public Roads Warehouse, Sitka Hotel and many others.
 Tn the new location the establish ment will handle electrical appli- ances. lamps, globes, supplies, parts, etc, but it will continue to specialize in wiring buildings, contracting and repairing. However. a complete shop will be maintained
 "The radio department of the concern will be in charge of Herb Aldridge, electrical engineer and first class commercial radio opera tor. MT. Aldridge does all types of radio servicing and repairs, both commercial and household. Besides this service, complete stock of tubes along with a complete stock of repair parts are scheduled to ar rive soon
 Ed D. Wright, journeyman cleo trician is the third member of the crew. MT. Wright, w.o carries many years of experience and work iii this field is wiring and repair spec ialist."
 The new, up-to-date business es- i tablishment opened for business to- day, and is ready at any time to serve the people on Gastineau Chan mel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
SCHOOL HOOP SERIES TO
 CONTINUE FRIDAY NIGHT

Friday night, Douglas HE n School cagers will tangle with Ju- neau High on the home floor again in the third and very likely last game of the annual championship series between the two schools.
 Second string players will rein force the Husky first team during the play and quite likely second team men will be used freely by the Juneau coach.
 A preliminary game starting al 7:30 o'clock will be played between the Foundry and Warmers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
(AAEngineer Making Trip;
 See Airports
Juneau Development Is to Begin This Spring.
 Plans Undecided

The $500,000 appropriated to the CAA for Juneau airport condition ing will be just the beginning of long range program of develop ment, if the hopes of Chief of Air ways Engineer Chris Lample mean anything
 I.ample. who arrived on the AL aska last night to get a first hand glimpse of airport developments and. to confer with Alaska CAA Drector Marshall Hoppin, said 1t is hoped contracts will be let by the end of June for all of the projects provided for in the s3,- 100000 Congress appropriated for certain Alaska airfields. including Juneau.
 Work will be under way on the Juneau airport project "as soon as possible Lample said, and de- clared he thought it possible con- tracts could be let within 60 days
 The nature of Juneau airport developments will not be an- nounced until plans have been dis cussed more fully Whether or not runways here will be concrete or other hard surfacing is not yet known.
 Lample will be a guest at the Baranof Hotel for the next few days before going into the Interior to see as much of Alaska flying fields as possible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
MRS. MARGARET LAR0Ck PASSES AWAY IN SEATTLE

Wee i.9s leeA received i.erc that Mrs. Margaret LaRock of Seattle, passed away January 9, at the May hard Hospital
 She wG5 D years of cge and was in good health I'D to December 13, when she underwent medical treat ment.
 Private cremation services were the Evergreen Cemetery at Bucoda Washington.
 Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. J. G. Spriges and Mrs. E. L. LoOmis, both of Seattle, and Mrs. Fred Anderson of Topaz, Cal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
PIN TEAM
 BACK HOME

Losers to Ketchikan Gan ienomin- ious state of affairs for a Juneau Elk), the bowling team from the To- cal lodge of the B. P. O. E. returned to town on the steamer Alaska
 The Juneau squad was downed by 374 pins by the First City keg- lcrs in a match last week.
 Those who made the trip were Roger Stevenson, Erwin Hagerup, Martin Lavenik, Francis Riendeau, Leonard Helmquist, Claude Carn- egie
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
Catholic Women 10
 Sew Tomorrow

All Catholic women are urged to attend tomorrow's all-day sewing session to be held at the home of Mrs. George Simpkins.
 There is a need for immediate completion of articles to be sent out next week, according to Red Cross chairman. Mrs J. c. Thomas.
 The session will start at 9:3O o. clock in the morning and all Cath olic Daughters who have a few hours to spare are requested to lend their assistance in completing the quota.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
STRIKE IN
 BIG PLANT
 I5AvERTED
F ederaI ConeiIiator An- nounees Agreement on
 Wages at San Diego

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan. g. - A strike over wages that theatened to tie up the Ryan Aeronautical Con- ~~---'e r'io'>t hpsv with Gnvn~nrnn ant orders, has been averted as the com- pany ana CIO representatives agreed to a new wage contract.
 Harry Malcolm. Federal concil- iator, said no statement on the agreement or terms will be released until a meeting of the Auto Workers Local is held tonight to ratify the procedure but there will be no strike"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. Elton Engstrom was hostess to her bridge club at her home here last night. With two tables in play, prize winners for the eve ming were Mrs. Louis Delebeque, high score, and Mrs. H. M. Hoil- mann, second high. A dessert lunch was served before the card playing by the hostess
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
DOUGLAS REGISTRATIONS
 PROCEEDING QUIETLY

Promptly at ' o'clock this morn ing Douglas Registration Board composed of Jack Warner, Albert Goetz and Mark Jensen began duties of issuing registration cards to se- .lectee eligibles in Douglas and those living along the Douglas highway.
 First in line to get signed ur was Arthur Mcbride at 7:05 O'CLOCK and by noon those duly registered numbered 55. The Board will con tinue it's duties until o'clocK tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
MIR. AND MRS. PETTYGROVE
 AT HOME IN KILBURN APIS

Frank Pettygrove accompanied ny his bride arrived home on the Al aska last evening after honey moon trip which took them as faI south at Los Angeles. News Of their marriage, which took place in ket- chikan the middle of December was told in a previous edition of the Empire.
 The couple has established their home in the new Kilburn Apart ments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
EVANGELIST EXPECTED
 IN JUNEAU SHORTLY

Juneauites will be interested to hear that evangelist, Tom Roberts, is now in Petersburg and is expected in Juneau within a few days.
 MT Roberts spent some time in this city about a year ago, and since leaving the Territory has spent some time doing evangical work in the states.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
George w. Kelly
 Is Engaged to
 School Teacher

Mrs. John Gaynor of North 45tn Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, an nounces the engagement of hel daughter, Loretta, to MT. George w Kelly of Juneau.
 Miss Gaynor is schoolteachei in Milwaukee, and MT. Kelly is ar architect with the Bureau Of h. dian Affairs in this city. The couple plan to be married early ir the summer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
Farewell Shower
 Honors Mrs. SoIey

In farewell to Mrs. Verne Soley, who plans to leave soon for the States. a miscellaneous shower was given this afternoon by Mrs. Henry Sully at her home on Sixth Street
 The party hours were spent in formally and Mrs. Alex Sey assist ing the hostess with refreshments. Eighteen guests were asked.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
IT. E. MURRAY VISITS

H. E. "Ed" Murray, former resi- dent of Douglas and nephew o1 Abner and John Murray, two oi the earliest residents of Douglas who several years ago have passed to their final reward, was a visitor in Douglas yesterday for the first time since he left here 15 years ago.
 MT. Murray is passenger on the Northland cnrOute to Sitka where he will spend few weeks looking after property interests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
STOCK QuorAr1oxs

NEW YORK, Jan p. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is AZ, American Can 9lA, Anaconda 25B, Bethlehem Steel 8A, Commonwealth and Southern A, International Harvester 49l4, Kennecott 33B, New York Central 14h. Northern Pacific TBS, United Sttaes Steel 66A, Pound $404.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
COMMITTEE TO ARRANGE
 FIRE DEPT, AFFAIR

Angus Gair as chairman of ar engagements for the open house party planned by the Douglas Vol unteer Fire Department to be held next month has called together the following committeeman for a meet ing at the City Hall this evening
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
MRS. SEBENICO IS
 SHOWER HOSTESS

SHOWER HOSIESS Mrs. Sam Nelson was honor guest at a shower given for her last evening by Mrs. Leona Sebenico at her home. Bingo afforded pas time of the affair for Is present, the prizes going to Mrs. Tauno Nie- mi for high score and Mrs. George Fleek for the low.
 A number of appropriate gifts were presented to the honoree. The invited guests included Mesdames J. E. Nelson, Kay Hulk, Gildo Bat tello, George Delsanto, Tauno Me mi, Dale Fleek, Elroy Fleek, George Fqeek, Carl Lindstrom, Tom Jen- sen, Orrin Edwards. Gust Brick son, Raino Williamson, J. Brun- dige, Mabel Sternig, and Miss Mar garet Pearce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22

at T o'clock to make necessary ar rangements for the affair
 Alex Gair, James Manning, Claude Erskine, John Niemi, Sante Degan, Gordon Mills and Frank Stragier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
HOME EC. DINNER PARTY

Invitations have been extended to members of the school Faculty and School Board and their wives by the high school economies class for a dinner to be served in the school Friday evening at 6 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
JUNIOR LEAGUE SERIES

A second school league series of basketball games is planned to fol- low the high school series when the second teams and grade schools of Douglas and Juneau will com pete for cage honors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
Shrine Dance Will Be at Temple on
 Saturday Evening

Another of the Shrine Club dances will be held Saturday evening in the ballroom of the Scottish Rite Tenn pie, with music to be provided by Lillian Uggen and her orchestra.
 Dancing will begin at 10 o'clock and the affair is invitational.
 Arrangements are under the sup ervision of Lance Hendrickson and his committee.
 About 4,400 persons are killed annually in farm accidents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are todays Dow, Jones averages: InduStrials, 128.65; rails, 1928; utilities, 20.19
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22

Baste roasting duck with orange juice. This produces added flavor and helps cut excess grease.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
Income Tax Law Is
 Discussed at Dinner

A round-table discussion concern ing the Federal Income Tax Law was held last night after the Nor litemen dinner in the Parlors of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church.
 H. L. Faulkner led the discussion and the dinner was prepared by Mrs. Katherine Hooker. The next Norlite- men gathering is scheduled for Feb ruary Is.
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Empire Classifieds Payl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
Surprise Party for
 Doris MCEdChrdn

As surprise on her seventeenth birthday a dinner party was given last evening for Miss Doris Me- Eachran by her mother, Mrs. N A. McEachran at the family apart ment in the Coliseum.
 Decorations for the occasion car ried out yellow color scheme and the hours following dinner were spent informally.
 Guests were Dorothy Larson Isabel Parsons, John Bavard, Jack Newmarker, Hallie Rice and the honoree.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-22
District of Columbia Has Many Farms; Rush Dies Full
 Of Fight; Firing Job 5tarts

Continued from -ase Onel