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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
COLLECTOR


COUNTER GIRL for HERB HORlCH s
Hamburger. Exceptional salary. s94o
West Warren.
EXPERT TYPisT-PERMANEN POSI-
TON ALSO OPENING FOR STENOG-
RAPHER PEOPLES oUTFfTTfNG CO,
MICHIGAN AT SHELBY.
EXPERIENCED salesgirls for ladies'
Teady-to- wear aud bridal part time and
steady employment Apply Ray Shop, 10000
Grand River, Al Oakman. Hogarth 1885
EXPERIENCED white office cleaner want
ed living in vicinity OF Joy road and
schaefer Call Atlantic 1888.
GFNERAL housework. assist with children ,
no cooking, no laundry. stay nighis .
good salary University 3-2i64.
GENERAL housework: no laundry stay;
good home 1859 Ford. Townsend $3.50.
GENERAL. no cooking, no laundry: one
child stay; SIS. University l-i055.
GENERAL,-No laundry; own room: stay;
good salary. University l-5046.
GENERAL no cooking. pleasant room,
high wages Hogarth 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

FoR sALE-Nu,t sell on account OF ~
/ ness hamburger and hot dog shop; heart
i OF town 2s7i7 Telegraph road. Flat Rock.
Mich. IL interested call Romulus ei4e and
TASK for Pete
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

Is ACREs--Good garden soil, transp
schools reas Realty Service Wood. la
Nj q 260S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
parfmenf Prosperity for Sole

y ACRE. rns. unf. cleo, fenced
Si.525, $3.50 down VI 1-06sa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

kAeeEUR. experienced In general ana err
r.ciits mssssFs Apply Nsysf insiitUis
e< Boy Culture. 800 New Center Rldg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

lATTENTIoN-Must sacrifice. drafted, ex-
cellent paying restaurant business, excel
lent location. Newly decorated, newly
equipped. 1908 East Jefferson. Murray
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Income Bungalows for Sale

INDIANA Brick SD. garage. $3.50 down
$50 monthly, Franklin. ifOAi fenkeI
Narmnni .SA1n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

EXPERIENCED fruit man wanted TOP
wages paid. Apply 92s We, Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

vINEwooD- VERNON store ~ rooms
three baths, 81 900. 800. Isfsyett
1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

NEWLY EQUIPPED Restaurant texrsnsnt
Murray e265.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

II RESTAURANT. with beer license. near
II defense plant: good going business;
sscrince townsend e-seos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

bNTERNAL JkiNDEhk mn tIatt mo-
plenty overtime good pay Artisan Tool
ard Gutter Co. 1915 Burdeite. Fernlhlt.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
MRS. L. MCGEE HAS PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Mcgee, Miss
Pearl E. Williams and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Thagsard entertained
Saturday evening in the MCGEE
nome at dinner party honoring
their brother, Everett Williams.
Mr. Williams who is well known
will be leaving shortly to be in
Quoted into the US armed forces,
The dinner table had for its center
piece an attractive cake which was
decorated in patriotic colors Of red,
white. ana blue. Much fun was mad
by all The guest ist included Mr.
and Mrs. Hslbert Ti,lman, Mr.. and
Ms. Odell Tucker. Mrs Hushie Nc
Gee, Mrs. Charles Watkins, Miss
Glorious Smell, Eddie Varnado, Mr.
James Kennedy, Timothy Kinsey
Miss Maggie Clark, Mrs. Emmett
Diggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Jethro Ta,e
and many, many others too num-
erous to mention.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
The Party Line
BY MARIAN

I full accour; on their subject. Lu-
ellie Walker also added much in
formation to the discussion.
-Mss Hazel Smith was hostess
and served tasty menu during
this most interesting discussion.
Members are MeSdames Rosa Hill
president Ada Wheeler, Hazel Wal
den, Marian Woods, Lavonia Bow
en-, Johnnie Red, LueILa-oHIl
Merryce Lake, Anna Braker, nellie
Plante, Lucille Walker, Estoila An
drewS, Beatrice Allen, Claude
Simms, OTIS CAN'T, Hazel Smith,
Fozicr- Carpenter, Nancy Waite,
Melissa Lyles and Sadie Hancy.
The Bc5ubien committee OF the
Visiting Nurses association had
gobs Of fun at their annual party
for visiting nurses, given last Sat
urday night, The party was held
out TO the recreation room OF Mrs
S. W. Jenkins on Chandler avenue
and proved the place for jolly
games, and a very delicious turkey
dinner.
Enjoying the evening and hos
pitality supreme were Misses Mil
dred James, Mildred Hinton, Reva
Woods. Mary Shields. Mesdames
Ann Bowman, Beauty Plummer,
.Oden Mullens, Irene McClendon,
Evelyn Cofer, Nell Morris, Mary
Taliafcrro, AL Duncan, W. H. Law
son, Queenic Williams, Marie Ow-
ems, Monwella Williams, Mary Bell.
Afberts-Jeneins; -Je5ueyts- Whitby
and Vie Constable.
The Queen of Clubs will now
be known as the D.A.C.TS.
and the initials stand for Defense
Aids Community Treasure Society,
Most of the members have rela-
lives and friends in the service
and were thus enthused in chang
ns their name, and their work TO
war efforts for the duration. A
community treasury Of cigarettes,
candy, cookies, clothing and other
things for the boys in service will
emphasize the fact that they are
dong their bit. For cooperation
you may call them at Tyler 1858
Members arc Geraldine Robinson.
president; Lee Crawford, secretary;
Marta E-9pk1ir -roa.uror. Pom
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21

s,.t E--t .g-.--. - 80.
me F-cdSa'e o,ll'-'i0I9 arc ~
.hs up me iF''o'''y OF pa' ',e9 ."'S
year ana seriously g. sg-ts 10 40 men
o.' IoF 'he CoO. IHey nave az
coy starred serving s1 n,l ". .ls
once h'o',n ana tOE ! NJ Is ''ll d
each s.Ii WEI De oo'-sed 10 Seh ',
s-, 10 d so-u-sI- iHIs W. .5 d,
lel'I'',I.s p' ,,,,, 's 'Iiey o. "a 5eN
~-.1 y M : .e.as as -.1e-l hostess
l'el' E Cl"O lo''e' ."V,u .,,. ','
Games h''1' os,l - US -',' lin an 'N N.>,
on, -, NJ ' -, NJ, n Ina , G1s
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nav .'i- d EIE c'e',,i'E a' "o''l,
ere ,"e " 'I''''. as o'
t t a.eI'e' I"gy '" o II,
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,0- me ued4''s were -H', ana ME
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o'i'.ll,9 Oh, -H'9S Nl"l It IoiIson'
VI. anu vi :. IIaIi SUI WI ;, Nosc
Flv Mr. Caldwell
Tho pa-Wa-Sa o c1,b rot With
Mrs Ruth Fu1Ior On "Wednesday
evening at bcr home on Hordrio
s,root Enjoying an ir-orosting
meeting were Vcs5sros Or, Iobn.
son + Broo,, NJ F. v,u7bn
Ms la Carnbles Nrs p-oyo-
N-s Jotnson Nj F r5T;;o,.'
Ru,b FY1Ior md r Rrrro1r
Mr. Tue1ls nm o,as bos..-, 20
tho T,,er-Co,tr5r.or- wo w. ~
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
r x x
ROYAL PAIN CLUE

Members Of the club met at the
home Of Mrs. Ellen Daniel, 1891
Lumpkin street, on November 9.
The meeting was called to- order
by the vice president, Mrs Willie
Byrd, After business session, re-
frcshmcnts were served. The next
meeting will be November IS at
the home Of Mrs. Rosa Parham,
1870 ST. Aubin.-Mary Bradford,
scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21

One OF the egrandest affairs Of
De.roits North end was Club Val
eria's-party last Saturday night a.
1851 Delmar. The gala crowd dined.
w!ne1 and danced 10 their hearts
contan. All who attended enjoyed
themselves immensely, You really
missed treat when you failed
to get one Of those delicious south
ern fried chicken dinners prepared
by Mrs Pleasant and Patton. mem
bers OF the club The popular
young ladies have been asked to
give another party in the very near
future. Watch for the date There
Will he fun galore.-Mable Dia-
mond, scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
COMMUNITY JR. MISSION

The Community Junior Mission
met at the home OF Mrs Rain at
633 Erskine. The Missions are hav-
ing birthday tea on December
6 at the home Of Mrs. N. Coleman,
1929 ErSkine from 3 10 $50. All
members and friends arc asked to
come out, Plans are also being
made for the members to have a
program up to Worthwhile. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Coleman, 1929 Erskine. Miss Della
scott president; Miss Naomi Burns,
reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
MOTOR CITY EIGHT

The meeting OF the Motor City
Eight club was held at the home
OF Mrs. T Cunningham. 1906 Rose
dale. All members were present
After the business session the host
ess served a lovely repast. The
next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. R. Davis, 4739 Has
tings. The annual cabaret party
for the fall season will be held
on December at Broad's Club
Zombie Mrs, I. Gerguson is presi-
dent; Mrs. N. McMurray. secretary
x x 4
The American Beauty S. and A
club met with Miss Margaret Will
liams on Brewster recently with
all members present.
At this time the members wish
70 thank the public for their CO.
operation in the sale OF the Ameri-
can Beauty extra Of the Michigan
Chronicle, the proceeds OF which
will be used to buy gifts for the
soldiers.
The Gift for a Soldier" drive
closed on November is. and the
applications for baskets must be
in by the 18th OF December.
During the evening there was en-
tertainment, and Mrs. Iyone Webb
won guessing prize. The host
ess served a tasty menu
Meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs Ward, 3425 Beaubien-Raphael
Hollis, reporter.
= X &
A Mom's club was organized at
the home of Mrs. Mary Morris
2l34l Parkside, on last Wednes-
day. November 4. Mrs Coplay o!
Royal Oak, Mich, Mons club
unit No. 81 also Mrs. W. F. Gabler.
president of the Mons club Unit
No. 5 was present to assist Mrs.
Coplay in organizing the new unit
which will be named in the near
future before applying for a char
ter. A Mons pin was presented
to the newly elected president, Mrs
Mary Morris.
The officers are as followers: Mrs
NJ. Morris, president; Mesdame;
Olivia Powe, vice president; Dean
secretary; Blackburn. treasurer
Fitzgerald, recording secretary; o
Powe, membership chairman: Mrs
Alexander, publicity chairman
Mrs. Williams, chaplain.
The.next meeting will be held a
the home of Mrs. NJ Morris, 2134l
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
Miller High
School Notes
BY GERALDINE CARROLL
How to Get Out the Vote

How To Get Out the Vote
Estellc Richards and Frederick
Dennard were well rewarded re.
Gently for their display of per-
suasive powers in the matter OF
voting. In Q contest for high school
students, sponsored by the Detroit
Times, these Two students prepar.
ed and delivered the best five
minute speeches on getting out the
vote among competing Miller stu
dents, thereby qualifying for en-
trance in the city-w.de contest at
Northern high school on Nov. 2.
Contestants from Mackenzie and
Western high schools won the hon
or Of presenting their speeches ov-
er Station WXYZ, but all partici-
pants, including Miller's Estelle and
Frederick, were given awards in
the form Of gold staiuettes on which
their names are to be engraved.
Pupils Vote
As regular part OF the educa-
tonal policy OF developing ideals
OF citizenship, Detroit high school
pupils were given an opportunity
of voting in the recent election.
Their votes were not counted, of
course, and so they did not affect
the nations election returns; but
the experience the pupils gained
may develop into the force that
will some day sway the elections.
Miller students, votes were pre-
dominantly Democratic. with Van
Wagner, Murphy. Bowling. and
Prentiss Brown winners by heavy
majorl,ies, All three county amend
mcnts were voted in by the stu
dents.
It is TO Re hoped that voting viii
become habit with these boys
and girls after they reach the age
Of 81. If it does, we can look for
an active. not a sleeping democracy
in the future United States.
Fashion Show q
Last Friday the u As presented
something memorable in the line
Of amateur fashion shows. This
was no meaningless parade Of well
dressed boys yes, we mean boysD
and girls, but an ingenious combi-
nation Of fashions and entertain
ment.
Types OF clothes appropriate for
( spectator sports, evening, afternoon
and school wear, and for lounging
were exhibited incidentally during
dramatic skitS; and the audience
was given forcetul lessons in eti-
quettc as well as in what TO wear
and what not to wear.
Erncstinc johnson was general
student manager, working under
the direction of Miss Dorothy Pat.
males, Alvin Loving, and Burton
Blackwell, faculty sponsors Of the
u AS Members of Miss Johnson.
committee were Betty Benecke
Nellie Harris, Beulah Hurley. Clar.
ence Gary, and Percy Baxter. Oil
vette Mccall, Justine johnson, anc
EStelle Richards were narrators
Chester Williams and Harold Or
anse supplied comic touches. Stan
ley Morris played the role Of SPORT
commentator, and Harvester Mat
thcws contributed dancing anC
shadow boxing 10 the entertain
mcnt. Doris Yates directed tickle
sales, and publicity for the SHOW
was handled by Andrew Brooks.
BY Geraldine Carroll
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21

Victory club meetings are being
nerd -for-thuse Interested IN i'm
proved nutrition at 1918 East Can
field on Tuesdays, at pm, with
Mrs. Burnett in charge or the
Gleiss Memorial Nursery school,
Joseph Campau and Arndt Thurs
days at 1870 pm. with Mrs. Good
game in charge. Come and bring
your children.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21

The Whoopee Girls met at the
home Of Miss Hattie Mae Salters
at 1853 East Forest on Friday, No.
vember 6, Meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs. Sallie
Coleman. The Lords Prayer by
the chaplain, Mrs, Grace Ivory. All
members were present except Mrs.
Beulah Davis. Old and new bust
ness was discussed and dues were
paid. Miss Salters served a de-
licious buffet dinner which was en-
ioyed by everyone. The guests for
the evening were Mrs, Lucinda
Grovely, John Garvin and Jimmy
WEIGH. Dancing and bridge were
the pastimes Of the evening. The
next meeting will be at the home
Of Mrs Myrtle Watkins, $685. Brush
Street, apartment 6. All members
are asked TO be present,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21

Turkey Is organizing an aircraft in
dustry the first sirplane built Of
domestic materials by Turkish work.
men having made lis first trial flight
in June.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
CLUB OF THOUGHT

Members Of the club met on last
Thursday at the home OF the presi-
dent, Mrs. B. Dotson. After de-
votion old and new business were
called for and discussed. Plans
were completed for the sewing
exhibition to be held November
10 at the Women's club house
Friends arc invited TO attend. The
hostess served a delicious repast.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. R. Brown. 1852 An
tietam. Mrs B. Ogletrce, club re-
porter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
DETROIT BUSINESS
AND PROFESSIONAL

Members OF the club were en-
.ertained on Tuesday evening at
the home Of Mrs, Mae Reagan on
Norwood avenue. Following the
meeting, plans were discussed for
the tea on November 29.-E. Wood
ley, scribe.
x * x
THE DUCHESS OF WAYNE
Members OF the club met on
November 70 at the home OF Mrs.
Lillian Mason 3l4O Mullett street
with the president. Mrs. Annie
LeaGe, presiding, The meeting was
called TO order on time, Plans
were made for the annual banquet
that will b held December 81. The
meeting was quite success. All
members were present. The host
ess, Mrs. Lillian Mason, then served
a delicious dinner that was en-
joyed by all, The next meeting
will be at the home Of Mrs. Jessie
Ponder. 1910 East Vernon Highway
on November 49, Mrs. Annie Leake
is president; Mrs Ida J. Farmer.
scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
sILvERToNE SAVING CLUB

Members held their last meeting
at the home of Mrs, Martha Hill,
lO45 East Kirby. A delightful
luncheon was served and enjoyed
by all members present Mrs. Lula
Owens and Mrs. Delete lizard
passed out birthday gifts to ali
members. Business was then dis
cussed. Mrs. Estella MCLAUGHLIN
will entertain the club at its next
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Ma
ME Jones. Mrs, A. J, Bryant,
PRESIDENT Mrs. Lula Owens, re-
porter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
Mr. And Mrs. L. Brown Celebrate Wedding Anniversary
|CLUBS and Other Briefs
YOUNG WOMEN'S
PEERLESS ART CLUB

Members Of the club met at the
residence OF Mrs. Hilda Mason on
Goddard Plans for the bazaar
we're completed. An afghan made
by the members of the club and
a basket of groceries are to be
given away the final night, Novem-
Der IA. The president, Mrs, Leila
Hendricks urged all members 10
get their gifts in to be given the
USO for Christmas. Mrs Eugie
West, the acting chairman of the
program committee for the day
had as our guest speaker. Mrs Alb
ernathy who IS a member with
Mrs. Wes' on the Wayne County
Board of Supervisors Her subject
was Democracy" Everybody was
given food for thought The next
meeting will be held at the club
house on Ferry and Brush, De-
cem5er 3.-F. Dove, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21

friends United Christian church 6os3
Hartford recently bid farewell Rufus Harvey and Coils
Two the
Among those left right James Lewis, Coils
Edwards, Ulysses Harvey IT. Second Harry
Bradley Minus E Woodruff Rev R. l. Jordan John L. Johnson
Benjamin Strickland, Norma Todd Em Moore Back Mrs
Alberta Mrs. Mrs Cook. Mrs Carrie
Mae Washington Hsehel Summers Mrs Minnie Courts Ernest
Rosobors Mrs Belle Woodrof Joseph Washington Mrs Lacey
Harvey Thomas Rouse Mrs Alice Roboa Thomas Courts
Charles McCendon Others present but shown here
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
GALA PARTY
SURPRISE To
The COUPLE
Formal Tea Is Given By
Well Wishers A t
Brown Home
By GLADYS MILLS

Inc Leonard Browns OF Me-
bourne avenue celebrated 'He"
t"enty-fiitn wedding anniversary.
last week IN very ql'e' manner
imagine ineiF surprise "heH lney
learned mat a group OF e'ose
hlenos mad poo!ea 'he'I eiio' Is ana
their resources and 10 mat enc
presented 'Aem Win HaHaso'iie
NlNeF service al a io9ina' Tea ne "a
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-09

This our .,cmi-.tn,arl Winter >tig
'iicr> Nnu great saving. and ~
Will probably Ec IL" 4 cy.It -.
hi. Kind Tor IN" !ur.,!:un u t..
war. With SlIncs .rd ni!rrili
EccUmime scarce each daN. Nc lie.
:.c>t NOu take full advantage "i
!hi- bargain event.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-21
MISSION OF
TERRITORIAL
GUARDGIvEN
War Department Outlines
Tasks for New Mill
tary Machine

New tasks have been defined for
the Territorial Guard in instruc-
tions recently issued, the War De-
partment announced today This
Territorial Guard created under
Confessional legislation of October
81. 1910, to replace the National
Guard units then in the process
of being indicted into Federal ser
vice, took on new Importance with
the outbreak of war. Under the
new directive Territorial Guards
still remain Territorial forces for
use within the boundaries of their
own Territories, but their functions
have been fitted into a broad pat
tern for the home defenSeS of the
Nation
The National Guard Bureau is the
War Department administrative
agency for the Territorial Guard
and the Chief Of the National
Guard Bureau is charged with pro-
mitigating the necessary instruc-
lions and suggestions for training
the Territorial Guard in accordance
with War Department policies. The
new directive provides that the
Commanding Generals of the Alaska
Defense Command assist Territor-
ial authorities in the training and
development of the Territorial
Guard and make available various
! training a DIS. Suitable part time
instructors will be provided when
aver they tan be spared.
Adequate Force
The mission of the Territorial
Guard as defined by the War De-
partment is to provide an adequate,
} trained force for employment with
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-21
MRS. REDLING
PASSES AWAY,
MEDF0RD, ORE.
Wife Of Army Captain For
mer Popular Juneau Girl,
Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs. William N. Redling, wife of
Capt. Redling, now stationed at
Chilkoot Barracks, passed away last
evening at Medford, Oregon, after
an illness of only three months.
This is according to brief radio
gram received this morning by Mis-
Robert Cowling from Capt. Redling
Mrs. .Redling, the former Valera
Pearce, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Pearce, was only %
years old. She was born in Juneau
November 1, 1919. She was a most
charming young lady and had hosts
of friends in this city For three
years she worked in the office of
the Alaska Game Commission IN
Juneau.
The wedding of Miss Pearce to
then Lieut.. Redling was a social
event here on the egening of April
%, i941, and was thu first military
wedding in Juneau. The ceremony
was performed at the Northern
Light Presbyterian church. The
previous month, the bride had been
chosen as Miss Juneau attesting
TO her popularity, and as Juneau's
Queen" attended the Ice Carnival
at Fairbanks where additional hon
ors were extended her.
Mrs. Redllng went south when
wives of Army men were sent from
Alaska. She was accompanied by
her mother who was in attendance
at her daughters passing last night
in Medford. For brief time af-
ter leaving the north, Mrs. Redling
and her mother remained in Sc
attic, then went to Medford, where
they made their home with Mrs
Redlings sister.
Capt Redling may go south td
attend the last rites for his wife
Mr.. Pearce, the father, is now To-
Gated at Haines.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-21
SLAMB0REE
TICKET SALE
STARTS TODAY
Rotary Hears US0 Plans al
MONDAY Meeting-Big
Weekend Ahead

Rain or shine, Gastineau Chan
ners USO Slamboree next Saturday
and Sunday is going to provide
Channel people with something spe-
cial in the way of entertainment
and, at the same time. give the
people an opportunity to do their
part toward helping out the local
USO program, Don Skuse, Slam
boree chairman said today follow
ing the meeting of Rotary at Per-
cy'S this noon.
Slamboree tickets, at 81 each, it
was announced at the Rotary meet
ing, will be on sale at the follow
ing business houses III Juneau and
Douglas:
Baranof Cigar Counter, Baranof
Cocktail Bar, Percy's Cafe, Parsons
Electric Co., Twentieth Century
Grocery, Hayes Shop, H. B. Fo5s
Co, Family Shoe Store, Berts Cash
Grocery, j. c. Cooper Office, SAM
tary Meat Co, Alaskan Hotel, Har-
ry Race Drug Co., Butler Mauro
Drug Co.
Alaska Music Supply, Gastineau
Hotel, Juneau Florists, Cowling
Davlin Co, Juneau Drug Co., j. g.
Burford Co., Imperial Pool Hall
Bailey's Bar. New York Exchange,
Triangle Inn, Guy Smith Drug Co.
The boxing tournament in the bail
park Saturday night will be rain
or shine affair, as provisions have
been made for possible inclement
weather.
Entertainment for the Slamboree
vii be provided by service men
Boxh.S teams will be local and from
Haines and in the nature of a
return el. Sagement for at previo is
tournamtn several weeks ago, local
and Haines teams we're tied.
Music for tie dance at the Elks
hall Saturday n.Sht will be by the
service orchestra
Sunday is the ,seball game.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-21
W00DLEY ANYWAYS
BRING PASSENGERS
FROM ANCHORAGE

Woodley Always, with Don Glass
as pilot, carried eight passengers
north this morning after bringing
a load in from Anchorage last eve
ming.
Northbound passengers for An
chorage we're Leila x. Clayborn, Bet
ty Huffman, Florence H. Noggle
Friedrich w. Downs, Donald G.
Iookingbell, Victor j. Filkins and
Judge Simon Hellenthal. Captain
1. F. Bowen took passage for Cor
dova.
Coming in from the north last
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
C. Caughrean, E. j. Miner, Robert
Bond and John Flanagan.