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WEAKENED AND = E,
ISTLESS NAVSTAS
SUCCUMBED, ll-6
Shortstop Kelly's Two Err
rOrs Allowed Four Rum
ners To Score; Arias
Spanked Victors

Peppers Plumbers, beaten in
three out of four previous tits
with the NavStas, last night
broke the spell held over them
by Limo Castro to score an
11-6 triumph over the station
employees in the first game of a
series which will decide, the city
diamondball loops first-half
champion s.gao SOC
In spite of the hitting, it was
listless ball game, with each
team committing four errors and
the NavStas never really getting
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FHE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. S-szs
MARY c. WILLIAMS. widow,
Plaintiff.
VS.. Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
HAROLD 3. ALDERMAN ct Al.
Defendants.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
1t appearing by the sworn Bill Of
Complaint In the above stated cause,
which 10 a suit for the foreclosure
OF a mortgage that Harold =. Alder
man and Harold s. Alderman. Jr.,
two of the defendants therein are
non-residents OF the State of FioF-
Ida, each over the age Of twenty,
one years and each reside az No.
1861 seth Street, San Diego, CALI
fornIa; that the defendant Shirley
Alderman is a minor and that her
residence IL unknown 20 plaintiff:
that the defendant Regina Dekoxen
lis over the age Of twenty-one years
and that her residence II unknown
TO plaintiff: that there In no person
residing in the State of Florida the
service of a subpoena anon whom.
" olfId bind the defendant Shirley
Alderman and Regina DeKoyen ana
that there are other unknown per-
sons having or claiming right.
title or interest in the real estate
described in the BIN OF Complaint,
1T Is THEREFORE,. ORDERED
that Harold ;. Alderman. Harold :.
Alderman. Jr.. Shirley Alderman.
Regina ueknsen and all unknoMa
persons having or claiming any
right. title or Interest In the foiss~-
ing described real estate situate. ~
the County OF Monroe. stgte of Flor
ida. to-wit:
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can league lead as Cleveland In
dians bowed to the Washington
Senators TO. Yanks poled a to-
tai of II safeties, including hon.
ers by Charley Keller and Tom
Heinrich.
DiMaggio, who has hit safely
in 80 straight games, collected a
double and three singles to run
his consecutive hits to seven,
three in a row the day previous.
A single in the ninth by Bud
dy Lewis gave the Washington
Senators the run needed to edge
the Tribe, TO, in a Suggest.
Boston Red Sox opened its lat
test series with the st. Louis
Brpwns by making better use of
seven hits than the Browns did
of eleven to win, Az.
Brooklyn Dodgers, behind
three-hit pitching by Hugh Ca
sey, jumped all over Bueky Wal
tiers and Fireman" Joe Beggs
for a 6-2 triumph. Dolph Camil-
Ii brought home two of the Dodg-
er runs with a circuit clout in the
sixth.
Pittsburgh Pirates, at the last
possible moment, stayed off de-
feat when frankie Cuisine sin
gled in the ninth with the bases
loaded and two down. The time
ly safe blow gave the BUGS a 7-6
victory over the Philadelphia
Philiies.
Larry's French four-hit pitch
ing, the generosity of opposing
hurting and homers by Phil CAT
aretta and Babe Dahlgren COM
bined to send the Chicago Cubs
to a SO win over the Boston
Braves.
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COLLECTION FOR JUMPS

Trying out the system of
paying the urnpires for their
work. league officials collect
ed S5.l4 from the fans last
night. with Sgt. George No
dine of the army passing the
hat.
Each umpire in the second
game was paid 81. and the re-
mainder of the money held
to make ur a similar purse
on nights when the collection
falls below So.
Capt. Arthur Sheppard.
WPA recreation director from
the naval station. who sue
ceeded Marvin Lewis as di-
rector of the games. thanked
fans for their offerings.
Captain Sheppard has solv-
ed one of the loops problems
by preventing boys from rum
ming on the field and dis
turbing the players.
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YESTERDAY: Julie Emerson
has at last dchieved friendship
irith the pealthy MdTbuTys. and
Jules young friend Eve PREM
tice has made a hit Nth Mrs.
Marburys volutile niece Gina
Goodell. Mrs. Marbury Is about
to buy a romantic old house on
an island off the North Carolina
coast, and Gina has arranged for
q brief house party there, and
plane to take them. Brett Rod
man, expert In old houses, ts
going ahead unDillingly to nuke
ready.
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LEG AIS

IN THE COUNTY JrDGEss COURT,
M0NR0E COUNTY. STATE or
FLORIDA.
Estate os
Frances n. Hyatt.
Decea sed.
NOTICE OF PR0BATE
The state of Florida. 10 all persons
interested in the Estate OF said
Uecedent:
You are hereby notified that
written instrument pnrporting to
be the Last Will and Testament of
said deeedent has been admitted to
probate 10 said Court.
You are hereby commanded with
in six calendar months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice to appear In said Court and
show cause, IL any you can, why
the action of said Court in admit
ting said Will to probate should not
stand unFsvoked.
tSeaD RAYMOND n. LORD.
County Judge, Monroe County, Flor
ida.
junI4-2l rs ;jiy5-l94l
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I'M CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF
FLORIDA. ELEVENTH JUDI
CIA CIRCUIT. MONROE
COUNTY. IN cHANcEHY.
BENJAMIN W. SMITH,
Plaintiff.
HAZEL MARKHAM SMITH,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

0n06n VI FV0Lt(AI10H
1t appearing by the sworn bill
filed in the above-stated cause
that HAZEL MARKHAMgSMITH,
the defendant therein married., is a
nonresident of the State Of Flor
ida and resides at Route 8, Box SO,
Orland. California; that said de-
PENDANT is over the age of twenty
one years; that there is no person
in the State of Florida the service
of a summons in chancery upon
whom would bind said defendant.
1t is therefore ordered that said
defendant be and she is hereby re-
quired to appear to the bin of COM
plant filed in said cause on or be-
fore Monday. the 7th day of July,
A. D. l94i, otherwise the allega-
tons of said bill win be taken as
confessed by said defendant.
It is further ordered that this
order be published once each
week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen, news
paper published in said county
and state.
Done and ordered this 9th day
of June, A. D. i94l.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY SD Florence E. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
iune7-I4-2l-28: july5.l94i
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELENEkTH JUDICIAL CInCHET
Of FLORIDA. N AND FOR Mon
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANCEnH.

saLEyENTH sUDaCIAL CIRCUIT
Of PIl0HsESA. N AND FOR Mon
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANCEnH.
No. 7-Sze
HAROLD NJ. GOODRICH.
Plaintiff.
vs. BILL FOR divorces
RUBY 4. GOODRICH,
Defendant.
ORDER REQUIRING DEPENDANT
no APPEAR
TO: RUBY /. GOODRICH.
Residence unknown.
1T ~ ORDERED that you appear
on Monday. the 18th day OF July, A.
~ 1871, to the bill of complaint
heretofore filed against you in the
above styled and entitled cause, and
in default thereof q decree pro cos
fesso will be entered against you.
The Key West Citizen Is hereby
designated an the newspaper In
which this order shall be published
for four consecutive weeks.
DONE AND 0RRERED ~ the
Courthouse, Key West. Florida, on
tlNs. the card day OF May. A. p.
1871
Circuit Court seai)
Ross c sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County.
~ sd FLORENCE E. sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
n. ii. Thomson.
solicitor for Plaintiff.
.nass4-3f; tune7-Is-2i.tsal
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stop Kelly dropped the throw-in
from the outfield.
Again in the third. Arias knock
ed in two runs when he doubled
to center, scoring Higgs and
Villareal, who had walked. KEEL
ly's error in fourth let in three
more Plumber runs, and Car
bonelrs walk, Higgs' single and
centerfielder Julius Villareafs
slow grounder to second accounted
for another in the sixth.
NavStas Tailed twice in the
third on a walk, a fielder's choice,
leftfielder's Francis DeIaneys
single to right.
Stas threw a scare in a wild
fifth inning when they scored
four runs on five hits.
Box score:
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IN THE CIRCUIT Court, FLEW
ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN
EHANGsHY.
JOHN 4. WILLIAMS.
Complainant,
VS.. = DIVORCE.
IDA CHAMBERLAIN WILLIAMS,
Defendant.
TO IDA CHAMBERLAIN WIZ
LIAMS, Defendant la above stated
cause, whose residence II unknown.
You are hereby required TO appear
to the sworn bill of complaint filed
herein on or before Monday July
Z, 1871. otherwise the Allegations OF
said bill will be taken as confessed.
further Ordered that this be pub-
iisbad once each week fer four COM
seeutiye weeks i'm The Key West
Citizen. Ordered June bth. A. u.
194f
(SEsALD fSd.) Ross G sawyer
Clerk OF Circuit Court
3uneT-i4-2f-2s. 3uiys. 1871
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CARDS DROP GAME
OFF N. L. LEAD
Especial 10 The Citixen)
NEW YORK, June a.

Especial 10 The Citixen)
NEW YORK. June 2l.-
Brooklyn Dodgers took a
Jump on the 81. Louis Car
dinals yesterday by winning
an afternoon game and the
Redbirds Just couldn't do any
thing about il last night.
In fact. the Cards took a
2-6 drubbing af the hands of
the New York Giants. there
by dropping a full game off
their National league lead.
Carpenter famed the Gas
house Gang with a six-hitfer.
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LEGALS


Please take notice that the un-
dersigned viii. On the 18th day
Of July. 1871, file in the Circuit
Court a the Eleventh Judicial
Circuit. Monroe County. florida.
z Petition addressed TO the Courf
in reference 20 their intention 70
adopt the minor Gloria Ann
Berry.
I.AURENTFNA GoDiNET.
JOAQUIN GODNET
mnix-7f - 5lys 1871
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IN THR COUNTY JUDGES c0unT
N AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate Of

Frances N. Hyatt.
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To ali creditors and all persona har-
Ing claims or demands against
said Estate:
Yon, and each OF you. are heTsby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you, or
either of you. may have eRalnnt
the Estate Of Frances =. Hyatt de-
ceased, late OF Monroe County,
Florida, 90 the Hon. Raymond II.
Lard, Connfy Judge Of Monrae
County, at his office IN the County
Court house In Monroe couatFs Flor
Ida. ~ithsn eight calendar mouths
frem the date OF the first puhliea-
tI0n hereof. All claims ana de-
mands not presented villain the
time and In the manner perscrlbed
herein shall be barred as provided
hy ikw.
Dated Jsse II, a. u. is4i.
JOHN E0NBE.
AZ Executor Of the Last VIII and
Testament OF Frances y. Hyatt,
iunls-2f- ss :iiys -Issi
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D'MAGCIO SINACKS
THAT BALL AND
YANKS WIN, l4-4
GAIN GAME ON AMERICAN
LEAGUE AS MATS NOSE IN
DIANs; DODGERS SHuToUr
REDS
Especial 10 The Cifi.en)

Especial 40 The Cifixen)
NEW YORK, June 2l.-New
York Yankees, spanked by the
hitting of Joe DiMaggio, wal
loped the Detroit Tigers l4-4
yesterday afternoon and rose to
within two games of the Ameri-
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Fort Peck dam on the upper
Missouri river in Montana con-
tains more than 100000, 900
cubic yards OF earth.
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Auker. Allen and FerTell. Dob
son, Ryba and Pytlak
Only games scheduled
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Construc4ion ~ TIRE British
Houses d Parllanens required 10
years
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started. The Plumbers, who had
been beaten by Castro every
time they faced him this season,
scored in every inning but the
fifth.
Anthony Kelly, NavSta short
stop, made a couple of costly err
rors, one of which let in three
runs in the fourth.
In that inning, Plumber Ben
nett beat out an infield hit,
Ubieta walked and Jackie Car
bonell, Plumber captain and
shortstop. banged a grounder to
Kelly. Kelly. who was only
about eight or nine feet from
second base. nearly knocked the
bag-tender off his feet with a
steaming shot that careened off
his glove, letting all three run
ners score.
The Stas, forced to use second
stringers to fill out their lineup,
lost another player in the sixth
when Armando Gutierrez left the
game. Gutierrez explained he
was unable TO play 'ffisi best and
FOR the good of the team he vol
unfairly elected himself. How
ever, this left the club with only
nine active members on the field.
Army whips Navy
Army walloped Navy, 1913, in
the exhibition opener, pounding
the slants of a relief pitcher for
10 runs in the fifth.
/ Early. on the mound for Army.
blanked Navy until the sixth and
held them hitless until the
fourth. ShortstOp Poret, who
poled three singles against Army
pitching Wednesday night. sin
gied three times last night. get
ting three of his teams eight
hits and scoring enc of the runs.
Lee, Marine outfielder playing
with Navy, who hit three singles
Wednesday, hagged two more
last night,
Catcher Kizziah led the Army
attack. blasting two doubles and
a triple. scoring two runs and
knocking home three. Right
fielder Simmons hit a triple and
single; shortfielder Boswell and
shortstop H. Walker. two singles
each. first basernan Saunders.
two singles and a double. and
third haseman AsSaf. a single and
double.
Scoxe by innings. r. II. e
Army - 0lS 2i03 o-ia ~ 3
Navy coo 0 OF 2-2 8 10
Early and Kixziah: Gonzalez.
Poncpre and Phil
-
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runs tatte1 N. ATlas {. TONES.
Baker : Delaney = Sands.
Wells: two-base hits: Ubieta,
Ariass three-base hits: Torres.
Baker; horne rum Sands. struck
cut, b. Gates 2 % Castro 3:
bases on balls: eff Gates 5. off
Castro q sacrifice ait. Arias:
uEnpires. z AIbury and Capote.
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A COMPLETE silence hung over
"A the scene--almcst M tangible
as tbs morning mist which still
ciung 70 the lowlands. but which
Brett noticed, as ne progressed.
he was leaving behind. Then he
realized for the firSt time that he
was climbing upward quite q Bit
and that the house stood al the
crest az what had been originally
q whole eight Of terraces. almost
like flight Of broad grassy steps.
But rains had washed them down
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ISLAND CITY SoFTBALL
LEAGUE
First Half Championship Series
Club w. L. Pet.
Peppers Plumbers - ! 0 LOGO
NavStas - O / 900
Firsi-Gams Exhibitions
Club W., L. Pct.
US. Navy -------------- / 500
US. Army - ] l 500
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Plumbers Snag SofbaH
Champ Series Opener;
End Limo Cnstro's Spell
SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL
tMAJoR LEAGuES|
TODAY

TODAY
American
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
National
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
SOF1BALL
(Bayview Park. 1880 p.m.)
First named clubs visiting"
last named, honey
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-U.S. Navy VS.
US. Army.
Second Game-Peppers Plumb
ars VS.. NavStas.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Game-US. Army VS.
US. Navy.
Second Game-NavStas VS.
Peppers Plumbers.
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Second haseman Maitland
Arias' infield hit scored two runs
in the first inning for the Plumb
ers. ard third seeker Domingo
uhieta's double 10 right in the
second inning sent Cigarette
Willis GATES. pitcher. 20 third
from where be scored when short
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Subscribe 70 me Citizen. roc
weekly.
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IN THE CIRCUIT CoURT of THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERV
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
5H0RTAGE0F
 MEAT FACES
 BRIT0N5N0W
Marked Wartime Increase in Meningitis Is Re-
 ported by Officials

LONDON. Jan 7.--Fcod Minister L.. ] W9olton hdy acknowledged hat Great Britoin is suffering from I meat shortage but said th.s is be- a,ved to be cnly temporary.
 A. the .asne time, Chief Medical Officer Sir Wilson Jameson noted a marked wartime increase in menln- gitLs Is reported. an increase from lt00 cases to 3900
 Sir Wilson Jameson expressed fears the disease might be seriously augmented by the fact that mill :. is of BritCns sleep in damp closely confined subways and air raid shel- terS during the winter months.
 Brighter N0.e
 A brighter ncte was sounded to- day by the Admiralty announcing a sharper reduction in the toll of Great Britain's vital sea borne com merce by enemy action"
 .oaio llssses during the week end- Ing Dece,nbes. 30 totaled o1ly 37000 l. ns, approximately half of the av- craze weekly loss during the 69 weeks of the war, the Admiralty said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
HENNING UNL0AD5 HIGH
 600 PIN MARK

Fred Henning carried the load for his Henning's teammates on the Elks bowling alleys last night, roll ing up an even 500 for the highest mark of 194l. His team beat 20th Century two of three games, but lost total.
 Behrends won three of four points from Juneau Florists, including to- tai, and Capitol Theatre swamped Butler -Mauro, three-one.
 Tonight, Juneau Clinic rolls First National; George Bros. roll Golden Age and Bloedhorn rolls Cash and Carry.
 Scores last night were as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
OTHERS FOLLOW TIP

California isn't the only such state. Many others have followed Dr. Studebaker's tip and gone m heavily for the many phases of de- fense which can be incorporated in the three RS In some instances, these still are in the formative stage of flag salutes' oaths to the flag, and litt.c heavier stress on the national and international matters in current events.
 But in other school systems, they are going "all out with the three P's-taac ching Sran.sh and the history and culture O. tie Latin -Americas-and even estab- fishing summer camps where the Youth Movement, patriotism, health and defense get in their licks be- fore the children O. America are nto their teens.
 Next: Defense in the COlleges)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
PHONE 57

Tn their wild state the female hibernates all winter in a snow cave. The male ranges for food. They can take it good and cold but they like warmth he says.
 Clark reported that during a recent cold wave Cheyenne Noun tain chimpanzees from Equatorial Africa threw snowballs at eacn ether while the polar bears sat in corner and shiVe-r-r-ed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
IT'S STAGGERING

|
 At the Office of Education, pre- sided over by U. s. Commissioner John w. Studebaker I went thumb ing through a pile of clippings the 5ther day from all over the coun- ny. If you have the slightest in crest in education, what is hap pening is a little staggering,
 I'm not even going to try to list every state but I'm Going to give ycu a rough idea.
 In Arkansas the educational S.O- gan is Sell America Ilrst;' Color ado classrooms are midget democ- 1acies," with every pupil playing a part in the democratic program; in Florida, before children a.e out of the sixth grade, they have q working knoWledac O. first aid, care Of the sick, preparation and cor servation of food.
 Connecticut lays emphasis on civics and citizenship. cn triennial physical examinations. on dlily physical education and On school lunches that will produce the hcalthiest physical specimens; ill elementary schools in California, you can get courses in map read- ing, reconnaissance, elementary avi- aticn (model plane construction and the first principles of aerody- ramics), soil conservation, road building, forestry, hiking and swim ming.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
WARMTH SOUGHT
 BY POLAR BEAR

coI 0RhDO SPRINGS. Colo. Jan. 7-Thc polar bear does not Ike cold weather, Edward w Clark Jr.. superintendent Of Cheyenne Melntain zoo, reports He has found that the warner 1t is the better the polar bears like it providing they have plenty of water.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
By JACK STINNETT

WASHINGTON, Jan. '. - Tn ( three "R's" are adding capital "D'-for Defense.
 Educators are saying that not even vocational education has re- suited in such drastic change in the ALEC industry as has oc- cured under the impetus of na- tional defense.
 Ii you check the record in your own community you may find that the neighborhood school is doing nc mere than having a flag-salute exercise morning and afternoon talking a little more about Ameri- can history; placing a little more emphasis on the national and in- ternational aspects of current events
 On the other hand you may find that Mary and Johnny are getting way ahead of you in the Hows and Why's of first aid. Maybe Johnny now knows the way to read a map backwards and for wards. Maybe Mary is beginning to talk about health diets and strength-giving foods.
 Maybe both are showing sur prismg interest in physical educa- tion and are pretty proud of their muscles and healthy figures. Prob ably both are talking lot more about Democracy. If so you can be sure that the schools in your neighhorhood are following a na- tional trend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
CRANES AND
 H0ISTS FOR
 KODIAK BASE
Another Contract Awarded for New Equipment for
 Alaska Navy Station

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. = The Navy Department announces award ing of contract to the Seims -Spo- kane Company for additional work on the existing contract of the Alaska Naval Air Station at Kodiak
 The contract calls for cranes and hoists at an expenditure of SAT ,669.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
Outer Defense Of Tubruk Is
 Under Attatk
British Make Swift Strike Using Mechanical Units
 of General WaveI|
(By Associated Press)

On the Libyan desert front the British report a swift strike of mechanized units of General Way ell's Army of the Nile has resulted in contact with the outer defense of Tobruk," the big Italian seaport. eighty miles from the Egyptian bor- der.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
EOUND TRIP

KANSAS CITY. Mo.-In the liar risen County records there is the case Of young fellow who went to the courthouse and got a di- vorce from his second wife and a license to remaTy his first without leaving the building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-07
T0NGA55 IN
 PORT TODAY

The steamer Tongass of the AL aska Transportation Company, dock ed in Juneau early this morning with a heavy cargo of freight for Gasllncau Channel.
 Inbound passengers were L. A. Dauphiny and O. Vienola. Sched- uled southbound to Seattle were MT. and Mrs. Peregrin and Frankie Buscher.