davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14

fiol, hostinsky; ses. Otilie Mar
t1nkova = Kacka, jeho dcera
br. Jan RGzicka - Ignac Pri-
mouTil, MATTEL realit; br. Vol
ia Martinez = DR.. Rudolf Wy
Sin, jeho synovec; br. Frant,
Bouda = Tonanek Beruska,
soukromnik; br. Ant. Cihlaf-
Franta Z1zen, Softer statni au-
tolinky; br. Ant. Radek = To-
bias Kotrba, obecnf sluha, po-
nocny a strazn1k. Letn1 hoste
ses. En-. Rihova, Ev. Hyblova,
R. Francova; bfi. E. Stetka,
Donald a Ed. Volker. Del ode
hrava Sc ma venkovske restau-
raci u "Kukacky.". Vyprava
bri. Bouda a Radek. Llci br.
Jare CihlaT. Napoveda br. l..
RGzicka. Hudba ma divadlo a
tanec 5ti-clenny orchestr br.
Jana Svitaka. Zacatek We 3:15
odpol. Vstupne soc i S DAM,
deti V prGvodu rodic1 vstup
volny! Vstupenky jsou k do
stanf We znamych pfedprode-
jfch a u pokladny v Sokolovne
Pc divadle Dude prava posv1-
censka tanecnf zabava.
Pratele chcete-li ztraviti pfi-
JENNIE posv1censke odpoledne
a vecer toz vzh1ru do Sokolov-
ny rob Gay a Preston ulic.
= Baltimorske odbocka Nat.
Assn of Cost Accountants po-
fada obed spojeny Sc schulz V
hOtelu Emerson v $50 vecer.
Pan Charles G.. James,, poradni
1cetn1k promluv1 ma thema :
"Ucinek abnormalni vyroby v
obrannem prGmyslu ma nakla-
dove sazby."
Baltimorska odbocka byla ia
Ike pozvana k z1castneni Sc IL.
vyrocniho banketu Maryland
ske Associate Poverenych We
rejnych Ucetnfk1 v hotelu E.
merson minuly ctvrtek, 13. lis
topadu. Recnfkem byl pan Cy-
rus Ching. Mluvil O Obran-
nych problemech We spojitosti
s pracf. Pan William E. Wi
nand jest presidentem Mary
landske odbocky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
POMOCNY VYBOR.

Oar: = p1. Machacek 81;
p1. Stehl1k So; p1. F. Rob So
Weekly SIS; prodane zbozf: pi
Luksa $3.50; pf. Peroutks
|$3.60;pf. Kimel $4.05; pi. Ces.
ky $3.50; pf. Svoboda $1.7O,
p1. Mizerovsky $1.2O; pf. Ma
rousek $1.60; pf. Simdnek 81
pl. Machacek 60c, p1. Hejna.
35c.
Pf. Janata, pokryvku z vine.
nych kousku; pi. Mizerovsky
pokryvku z vlnenych kousk1
pf. Kimel, hackovany ubrus &
scarf; p1. Machacek, II kapes.
Mkt, nocn1 kosili, 2 sweatry
sukni.
Vsem darcGm srdecny dix.
Prfstf stredu, dine 10. listopa
du nebudem We skole, jeliko5
jest pred posvfcenfm, nast
Weekly Sc sejdou az pc dine 26
Vsem prejem vesel6 hody a tie
sine Sc, re Vas opet uvidfmt
pc posv1cen1.
Csl. Pomocny Vybor
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
ANGLICKA
KOLA

otevfena pro neobcany a pro
ty, kterf sc chtej1 zdokonaliti v
anglicine.
Jiz minuly rok byla otevrena
tato skola v nasem bezpro-
stredn1m sousedstvl We skole c.
13 ma Patterson Park Avenue
mezi McElderry a Monument
ul. Vycuje Sc v pondelf a We
stredu cd 1880 do $3.50 odpol.
Ably Sc mohlo v teto odpoledni
skole vyucovati nadale musi
miti tfida nejmene 20 poslu-
chacGi, jinak Dude zrusena.
Krajane a krajanky. kter1
mate odpoledne cas- a chcete Sc
ucit anglicky nebo nauku o OBJ
canstvf (abyste mohli dostati
obcansky list) pTihlaste Sc i
hned do teto odpolednf skoly
prfstf pondelf. Vyucovanf je
bezplatne - a jest ffzeno de-
%partmentem vyucovan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14

Jsem prekvapen S jakou takrka
dychtivost1 nejmene pGl tuctu
rukou Sc vztahovalo by Sc Jim
dostalo tie cti ceskoslovensky
prapor nesti. A tax Sc stale,
re ceskoslovenska vlajka obie-
villa sc poprve ma ulicich histo-
rickeho mesta Annapolis, a
kratce ma to vnesena poprve do
namornf Academic Spojenych
Statu. Pruvod cd Kapitolu do
Academic byl imposantni: V
pfedu tri setniny move statni
gardy, V jich stredu prapor a.
mericky a marylandsky,a hned
ma to setnina postu James c..
Ludwig S prapory americkym
a ceskoslovenskym. Ma to ma
s.edoval csl. ministr, plukovnik
Vladimir S. Hurban S kapla-
mem postu panem FIR. Bockem
a DR.. Palicem. A "a temito
dlouhe fady naseho a americ-
keno lidu.
Obrad p~okladanf vence ma
hrobku americkeho namornfho
hrdiny, byl velice dojemny a
velice pietnf. Cely obfad mu-
sci hluboce dojmouti i kaplana
hrobky, ktery dojemne deko-
val panu ministrovi "a jeho
projey 1cty k zesnulemu admi-
ralovi.
Byl to veliky den, ma ktery
budou uprimni nasinci dlouho
vzpomfnat. Sdruzene Ceskoslo-
venske Spolky udelaly velky
krok v ukolu ktery 81 vytkly a
doufejme, re i V budoucnosti o.
dolajf politickym natlak1m a
zGstanou v6rny svemu poslanf !:
"SiFit cest a slavu Ceskosloven-
skeho naroda mezi americkou
vefejnosti a vzbudovat mezi
nasim dorostem hrdost ma jeho
ceskoslovensky pIvod."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14

SBORU JAROMfRA.

Dne 20. listopadu pripada ma
tfeti ctvrtek v mesici kdy mas
Sbor Jarom1ra odbyva svoje
mes1cni schGze. Sbor Sc usnesl
odbyvat schulz az v patek, FL.
listopadu. Kdyby nektere ses-
ire Sc to lepsl prihodilo We ctvr-
tex O posvfceni tax Sc niue "a
tavit u clenky a pok. p1. Tere-
zie Brozfk, zrovna naproti sko-
lie, 819 N. Glover ul. Zaroven
Dude pTijimat kn1zky a penlze
co jsou obsazeny tax at kazda
sestra hledf kn1zku S penezy
pTinest aneb poslat.
Sc sesterskym pozdravem
"a Sbor Jarom1ra j. 6. D.
Marie Gregor, preds.
M. Turc, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
IQTQW
AMERICKY cERVENY KRfz

hodla poradati pro naSe kraja-
ny kurs "PRVNf POMOCI'
First Aid) pc Novem roce.
Tento kurs by potrval 10 tyd-
MI a 1castnici by Sc schazeli
jednou tydne. Poplatek ma &C.
IL kurs obnas1 6Oc. PTihlaste
Sc v Sokolovne rob Gay a Pres
ton ul.neb zavolejte pf. O. Mar
timex - BE lmont 6087.
= Ones, v patek v 8 hodin
vecer Amer. Cerveny KT1z svo-
lava Velkou SchGzi do Vyssi
skoly Polytechniky ma North a
Guilford AYES. Vstup volny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
DIX VSEM, KTERf NAM
OBETAVE POMAHALI.

MGzeme byti ~pot6seni S w
sledkem Card Party ~poTadane
v dtery, 4. listopadu Sokolov-
ne. Navsteva byla p6kna, ma
lada dobra, poradatele spoke
jeni a doufam, re sc to libilo i
navstevn1k6m. Vysledek Card
Party je dGkazem, kolik sc da
udelati, kdyz kazdy Sc snazi
sec NIUE. Dekujeme z plneho
srdce vsem, kteTf nam obetave
pomahali: dekujeme kraja-
mum, kteT1 81 koupili lfstek a
prisli 81 zahrati karty anebo
bingo anebo kouleli a pfispeli
tlmto zpIsobem ma osvobozo-
vacf akci; ddkujeme dobrodin-
cum, kter1 darovali darky ma
door prizes a losovani, dekuie-
me dobrym hospodynkam, KITE
re nam napekli kolac1, cukro-
vi, babovek. Financnf zprava
a jmena darcG budou uverej-
n6ny pTfste.
Pc tonic peknem vysledku
m1zeme hledeti s d1verou
vstf1c Jitrnicovym Hod6m, kite
re Sc budou poTadati v nedeli,
dne IA. prosince We 4 hodiny
odpoledne v Sokolovne. Vepfe
venuji Marylandstf farmafi G.
N. S. skrze bratra Marka a
stipsaka. Jfdlo Sc Dude poda-
vati jiz cd 4 hodin. takze kaz-
dy ST NIUE v klidu a beze spe-
chu a cekanf zasednouti k We
cefi. Vstupne je 55c i s DAM
ia vecefi a hudbu). Jitrnico-
We Hody v Sokolovne povestne
svymi dobrymi %jitrnicemi, We
pfovou pecen1 a polevkou by
dovedly jiz samy o sobe pfila-
kati hojnou navStevu.A Ale to ne
nj vse: Osvedcena hudba br.
Svitaka Dude vyhravati cele Cd
poledne a vecer k tanci, obecen-
stvo 81 NIUE zatanciti besedu a
paul Jones'. KIDD 81 pfeie
NIUE 81 v kGzeine zakouleti O
ceny. Vedle toho chystame pro
Vas jedno, vlastne dive prekva-
ipenf. Je to pfekvapenl, nem6-
zeme o tom psati, ale mohu
Yam sl1biti,ze Sc pri tom srdeG-
ne pobavlte. Neni podniku, a
bychom nem6li stanek S kavou
a S pecivem cd nasich hospo-
dynek a VINE, re budou ma
Vas pamatovati. A jeste n6co:
blfzf Sc vanoce, kazdy koupi
darek svym milym. Proc 81 jej
nekoupiti We vanocnfm stanku,
ktery budeme mfti ma Jitrnico-
vych Hodech? Sestry .jiz n.y.
nj chystajf rucnf prace pro sta
mex: ~kapesniky, knitting bags,
sweatry, rukavice, cepicky pro
deti. Spolehame take ma ST.
kovne a pilne ruce pilnych ma
SIGH krajanek, ably nam pomo-
hly drobnymi rucnfmi pracemi
udelati vanocn1 stanek CO nej-
bohatS1. P~T1spevky pos1lejte
do Sokolovny. Use Dude Tadn6
zapsano a uveTejneno.
Budou zde i panenky oblece-
ne selskych kroj1ch. Chcete-
Ii koupiti svemu d1teti pannu
k VanocGm, kupte il We vanoc-
MIN stanku ma Jitrnicovych Ho-
dech. Kazdy posfla vanocni
pozdrav sym znamym. Posilej
tie tyto vanoce vanocni l1stky
vydane Ustred1m G. N. S. v Chi
cagu. Jsou to krasne pohledy
Prahy. Hradcan, Staromestske-
no namest1 v zimn1m ruchu.
Obstarejte 81 tyto l1stky We va
nocn1m stanku ma Jitrnicovych
Hodech. MGzeme Vas ujistiti,
re nebudete litovati.
Vidfte, re program je boha-
ty, o zabavu nebude nouze a
doufame v dobrou navstevu.
Apelujeme ma vsechny krajany
ably 81 nezadavali nedeli, IA.
prosince, den Jitrnicovych Ho-
d1 Sokolovne a ably pfisli V
nejhojnejs1m poctu.
Zabavn1 vybor 6. N. S.
-O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
CVICENA A We STATU
POTREBNOU.

David l.. B. Fringer, reditel
statn1 zamestnavarny prohla-
sill, re Marylandske indastrie
trpl nedostatkem cvicenych
delnik1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
MlStnl ZprdYy.
z ~krajanskYch kruhI.

10 mdIlZ0ISk0
no snOubenci pan Frank Hejny
mladS1 Sc slecnou Helenkou B.
Opavovou. Oba jsou vedouc1-
mi a cleny civic. short Sok. Jed.
"Blesk" a BALTIC. Jedn. Sokolic.
zenich jest synem krajanG
FrantiSka a Josefy Hejny z els.
POOP Ashland Avenue a neves-
ia jest dcerou krajanG Bohu-
mila a Amy Opava, 28O1 May
field Avenue.
= We stTedu, 10. listopadu
Oddani budou v chramu Pane
sv. Vaclava 81. Lillian Louise
Nebohy S panem Anthony John
JeSatko. Rodice nevesty jsou
krajane Jan a FrantiSka Nebo-
ny z cfsla sol N. Belnord Ave.
zenich je synem krajanG Anto-
nina a KateTiny JeSatko, 90
N. Montford Avenue.
= Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohTben byl 10. listopa-
du John J. Spann, manzel Ma
ny Spann, roz. Dolezal, {. 2123
E. Preston ulice, litografer,
jenz zemTel We veku 80 rok1
ma srdeGnf neduh 6. listopadu.
Pohrebnf obfady vykonal Rev.
Vojt6ch Liska.
= Ma hfbitove Oak Lawn
pohrbena byla IL. listopadu
Nova Jirsa, manzelka Henry
Jirsa, d. 904 N. Milton avenue,
jenz pc 6 m6sfcnf nemoci zem-
fela V Church Home nemocni-
CT We v6ku "a rokG 7. listopa-
du. Do Ameriky pTijela 4 POI
ska pred 48 roxy. Pohrebni
obTady vykonal Rev. Joesf
TrOch.
" sobotu Dude pohrben
ma hTbitove Najsv. Vykupitele
John Mikula, syn Johna a Ma
ry Mikula, rozene Kuzma, els.
5000 Holabird Ave-, jenz Zem-
rel pc 2lete nemoci ma soucho-
tiny We Springfield senatoriu We
v6ku 27 rokG II. listopadu.
Narozen byl Baltimore.
PohTby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach & Syn.
- Delnicky Podporujici Spo-
lex "ROVNOST" ODD. poTa-
da "POSVfCENSKOU ZABA-
W." " Delnickem Dome, rob
Madison a Rose ulic " sobotu,
dne Is. listopadu 1941. Zaca-
TEX " 8 hodin vecer. Hudbu RI
di p. Alois Novotny. Vstupne
4Oc i s DAM. Kazdeho uctive
I've Poradajici vybor.
- Jiz zitra!H Sbor Mary
land cislo 156 j. {. D. poTada
zabavu BARN DANCE" So
kolovne ma rohu Gay a Preston
ulic Ultra, " sobotu, dine Is. lis
topadu. Bude ucinkovati Una
my radiovy orchestr "7 Rodeo
Rangers. Vstupne SOC i S da-
nj. Kazdy je ivan a vftan.
= We skolni mistnosti koste-
la Cesko-M Bratri ma
Washington a Ashland ulicich
hrana Dude V pond6il vecer O.
blfbena hra "Bingo''. Stastne
ocekavajf p6kn6 darky. Poca-
tex jest O 8. iodine II. listo-
padu.
- TeIocvicna Jednota Sokol
Belcamp, Md, dekuje vsem
bratrGm a sestram Sokola a "a
roven vsem krajanGm, kterf
pOmohli zaplnit Sokolovnu do.
posledn1ho m1sta, v nedeli Cd
poledne pTi divadeln1m pred
stavenf, a tim dopomohli nam k
moralnfmu a financn1mu 1spe-
chu. Vsem patti naSe nejvre-
lejSf d1ky.
Ia Jednotu Sokola Belcamp,
John Waters, tai.
= "Prazaci ma venkov6" je
Znamenlta fraSka, kterOu Sc
hraje Dram. Odbor Sok. Jedn.
"Blesk" "a rezie br. Ant. Ci-
hlaTe O Americkem P~osv1cen1
We ctvrtek, dne 20. listopadu.
Kdo Sc pride podfvati ma to-
to divadlo nebude toho litovati,
pon6vadz Sc Dude musiti smati
i kdyby nechtel. Jest to poda-
Tena taskarice O 3 jednanich a
primo hyr1 zdravym ceskym
humorem. Kazda figurka je
znamenite kreslena a nasi O.
chotnfci jim dodajf na.ezit6ho
podanf a zivosti.
Ucinkuji: br. Jan Kaspar-
Hanzi Vejtruba, vyrobce kre-
mu ma boty; ses. Anezka Rad
kova - Veronica, jeho zena s;
Is
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-14
OTRAVENA

Mary Phelan, 59leta, otrave-
ma byla vypary plynovymi We
SVEN dome ma Hamilton ave.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Sid Benson, medical pa tient at St. Anns Hospital, was dis missed last night.
 A. Geyer was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital this morning for minor surgery.
 Fred Orme was admitted to St Ann's Hospital this morning for treatment of an injured arm. Minnie Albert was admitted to the Government Hospital yesterday to receive medical care.
 Ralph Boltin, of Metlakatla, was admitted to the Government Hos- pital this morning for medical treat ment.
 Jimmie Williams entered the Gov Hospital this morning for treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
VOL PooRs COMPLIMENTED

A house warming party for MT. and Mrs. Val Poor took place in their new home here Thursday night as 20 friends of the couple, taking refreshments, dropped in to celebrate the near completion of the residence as we'll as their two years of residence on the Chan mel. Halloween decorations an q favors provided the motif for the affair and dancing was enjoyed. z The guests included MT. and Mrs. Marvin Robinson, MT. and Ms. Jake Sorri, MT. and Mrs. Stanley Rekosh, Mir and Mrs. Paul Park CT, MT. and Mrs. Pete Merring. MT. and Mrs. Chester Carlson, Mir and Mrs. Harvey Hall, Miss Evelyn Wendt, H. Jensen and Peter Sains- bury.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
JUNEAU HIGH
 WINS AGAINST
 G05HAWk TEAM

Coach Fred Lindenmeyer's Grim son Bears served advance notice the Juneau High School is going to have powerful fast breaking casaba quintet this season when they hand ed the Navy Goshawks a 35-27 de- feat in the school gym yesterday afternoon.
 The Navy team, coached by En- sign Art Ellsworth, scored only seven points in the first half. bothered by the close -for-man checking the Hilltoppers used with deadly effect In the final two quarters, the sailors gave the town boys a drubbing, the local checking turning sour and their pass defense ragged.
 Lindenmeyer fielded a pot-luck crew against the sailors, turning out a combination which hadn't prev iously seen floor duty as a unit, but the extra speed and conditioning of the Bears made up for their lack of teamwork.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01

Welles couldn't stop working Tor his beloved Latin America.
 He set about writing a book--a big book, It is ostensibly history of Santo Domingo. Actually it is calm, but positive indictment ot Uncle Sam's long, sometimes ugly record of dollar diplomacy in the sister republics. It was called sNaboth's Vineyard" refer ence to the biblical story in which King Ahab took over the vineyai.l of Naboth.
 When President Roosevelt came into office in 1883, he called Wellcs back to the State Department. GAS a lad in kneepants, young Sum- ner, with his family, attended the wedding of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt) The still young diplo- mat didn't lose any time getting about his South American busi- ness. Out of a paragraph in the Presidents inaugural address, Welles, with the aid and consent of his new chief, Cordell Hull, ex- banded the Good Neighbor poli- cy," which now is SO firmly estab- lished as a part of our diplomacy that only the rebellion of our neighbor republics gainst it could wreck it.
 Welles has gone on up the lad der, of course AS Undersecretary of State, he is the administrative head of the entire department, but it's certain that as long as he is that there will be no shirking in the drive to cement the bonds of Western Hemisphere solidarity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
N0RTHC0A5T D|5EMBARk5
 IA PERSONS
NorfhIand Company Yes. seI 10 Sail for Sitka
 at 10 o'CIock

Fourteen persons from Seattle and Southeast ports arrived here this morning on the steamer North Coast. The vessel will remain in port until 10 o'clock tonight before sailing for Sitka and Seattle. There are 46 passengers for Sitka aboard
 Those disembarking here were A. J. Hill, Viola Bolton, Robert Bol- ton, Ken Edwards, James Williams, H. M Whittier, H. B. Largent, A. Van Mavern, Dave Wierzbowski, Claud Morse, E. w. Terwilliger, Jack Roby, William Adams. L. R. Desmond.
 For Sitka
 Passengers aboard the North Coast for Sitka are as follows:
 Robert Burns, James Stevens, Mrs. M. Conway, George A. Lingo, Mrs. George A. Lingo, Mrs. G. T. Gentle. Baby Gentle, Mrs. L. M McKanna.
 Miss Marjorie McKanna, Robert R. May, Lyle Johnson, Charles E. Green, Donald Reynolds, H. E. Ward. George A. Croft, Irving Pet erson, William Auer.
 Edward Tazelaar Mrs. Gordon Coyle, Miss Roberta Coyle, Ronald Coyle, Mrs. F. Lundberg, Mrs. M. B. Amacher, Carl E. Melliott, James M. Arnold.
 William Diers, Mrs. William Diers, Mrs. James Reed, Bob Mill nich, w. R. Lebo. s. w. Burchard, H. B. Crewson, w. Petri, Mrs. Dor othy Sunde, Miss Cristine Sunde, Miss Sharon Sunde.
 Claud Morse, F. G. Manning, Roy Bradley, Thomas Tazelaar, Gus Tsefalas, E. E. Harris, George Smith, Gilbert Hamilton, B. Eden- shaw. B. Baker.
 A. Exholm is master of the North . Sea and Paul E. Richers is purser.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
BETSY CAREER, VICTOR FIlkINl
 TO WED TODAY
Local Couple Will Be Mar ried at 5:30 O'Clock in
 Trinity Cathedral

Miss Betsy Carter will .;ecome the bride of Victor J. Filkins late this afternoons in a quiet wedding ceremony in the Holy Trinity Cath edral. The VOWS will be read by Dean c. E. Rice at 5:30 o'clock.
 Only a few close friends will be present at the marriage, and the couple will be attended by the brides aunt. Miss Beatrice N. Car ter, and her brother, Sidney G. Carter. The bride will wear a tailored brown suit wlth matching accessories for the wedding.
 Miss Carter is native born Jun eauite, the daughter of the late Sidney Laurence Carter, former chief clerk in the Alaska Road Commission office here for about IT years. She left Juneau when a child and lived in Seattle, until last summer when she returned to live with her aunt, in the Juneau Hotel. A graduate of the Univer- sity of Washington, she is now employed in the freight office of the Alaska Steamship Company.
 MT. Filkins is attached to the staff of the Signal Corps. United States Army here, and has been in Juneau for nearly two years. Before that he was with the Signal Corps in San Francisco. His par ents reside in Michigan. MT. Fil- kins during his residence in Jun eau has made many staunch friends.
 The couple will reside in the Assembly Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
SON OF VETERAN ALASkA SKIPPER
 PAYS CALL HERE


 Earle Earling. son of Capt G, Earling, veteran Alaskan steamer captain and whaling station sup erintendent, visited in Juneau yes terday while the U.S.S. Goshawk was -in port. Young Earling is a seaman first class on the Navy minesweeper.
 The elder Earling, formerly sup erintendent of the Port Armstrong whaling station on the southern tip of Baranof Island and fre- uuent Juneau visitor when he cap- tained passenger liners on the Se- attle- Alaska run, now is retired and lives at Zenith, Wash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
SIMMONS MAKES TWO TRIPS TO.
 ISLAND POINTS

Pilot Shell Simmons made two Alaska Coastal Airlines trips to island points today and followed them up with a flight to Tulsequah, B. c.
 Outbound passengers to the is lands were Frank Marshall, R. Hill and Lynn Gemmill, Sltka; Ed Sny- der and Frank Nurata, Tenakee; Louie Carstens, Hirst, and Mrs. Lee Atkinson, Chichagof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01

Mrs. Katherine Kremmer, Thomas Reeves, Leslie James, Richard Gim- blin, Marbon Talbot
 Deplaning here were Ray Jacob son. Andrew Naschon. Richard Walsh, Mrs. Ragna Larson. Eugene Notila, Richard Rees, Bill Burton, Ira Joralemon. Gus Notila and Mrs. Nella Duffy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
h,RMAIL FROM NORTH, SOUTH
 ARRIVES HERE
Lodestar and Electra Bring Loads from Interior
 Points

With mail from both Seattle and Fairbanks, a Pan American Electra and Lodestar arrived in Juneau this morning, the Lodestar taking off shortly afterward for Seattle.
 Mail and passengers from Seattle were picked up at Whitehorse and brought here with the Interior loads. Passengers going to Seattle were as follows.
 Melvin Stewart, George Schilling,
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FOOT BAIL @
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The following are final scores of football games played yesterday afternoon or evening:
 Texas Tech 0; Miami0
 Carnegie Tech 0; Case 27.
 Texas Tech 0; Miami 0.
 Washington (St. Louis) l2; Drake 0.
 Clemson 10; George Washington n
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FORTIFIED RAREBIT

If you like to serve cheese rare- bit for lunch or supper you can mix in little chopped cooked meat. fish or fowl. About half a cupful is enough for each 2 cups of rarebit mixture.
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There was living statute con- test that was won by Miss Kath- leen Carlson and Melvin Shudshift A song game was won by Frank Krsul, Patsy Fleek, Dolly Krsul and Elmer Savikko. A car race went to Obert Havdahl Refresh ments were served with dancing following.
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ROBINSON. IS WINNER
 OVER zIvI(
SeIIout Crowd of Roaring
 Fans Witness Bout in New York City

NEW YORK, Nov. In free punching fight last night Ray Rob- inson won a narrow l0-round, de- cision over former welterweight champion Fritzie Zivic before sell out crowd of roaring fans.
 Robinson entered the ring weigh ing l39A pounds and zivic tipped the scale sat 1459i pounds.
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DIR. RAMSEY ADDRESSES
 HOME NURSING CLAS,

Special interest was provided here last night at regular weekly session of the home rpursing class in the City Hall by Doctor w. g.. Ramsey of the Department of Pub lie Health who gave talk on im- munization against smallpox and diphtheria. General discussion If communicable diseases followed his talk.
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HALLOWEEN AT SCHOOL

Following the Halloween celebra- tion among the grades during most of the afternoon yesterday events for the day at school cul- minated with high school party in the evening. P E. Club girls were the hosts and a variety of entertainment was provided.
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HUNTERS RETURN

A two weeks trip for Jake and Jimmy Manning and Jack Mills ended yesterday with their return home bringing a supply of various kinds of game.
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ELMER LINDSTROM IS
 WITH GEORGE BROTHERS S

Elmer Lindstrom, prominent Ju- neau athlete. today began duties with George Brothers Grocery. In the future, he will greet his friends from the drivers seat of the big stores delivery truck.
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LEST SHE FORGET

ROCKY MOUNT, N. C.. Nov. 1.-- Before her recent marriage Mrs. William Pitt was so busy with a, rpund, of parties. etcs etc, that she found 1t expedient to skeep d date: book. Ana on the wedding date was this notation: "5:3O-be at church. 7
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c. o. ANDERSON T.L

Charles o. AnGe sen is confined by illness to the i.ome of his daughter, Mrs. Carl Floridan, on Fifth Avenue. He is reported suf- fering from heart ailment.
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In medieval times, the betrothal ring presented on the tip of thei sword meant that your knight would fight for you.
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''DipIomat's Diploma" Does Duty in Solidarity
 Of Wesfen Hemisphere

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Pacific Coast states gasoline con- sumption in the first half of l94l was g to 12 percent higher than in the same period of 1940.
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0ne-Year-0Id Child
 Makes Travel Record

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. 1-Albert Roy Clark has pretty strong claim to the title of the nations most travelled one-year-
 Albert Roy has travelled 44,000 miles by auto, 700 by plane, 600 by bus and 250 by train, say his par entS, MT and Mrs M. R. Clark. His journeys have taken him through 24 states and Canada.
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