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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
CycIamen and
Cornfower Blue

DARKER pinks, including all
~ the fuchSia and cyclamen
tones. continue good. New and
unusual color scheme is cycla-
men with cornfiower blue. as
they are combined in the after
noon ensemble Lupe Velez wears
in Mexican Spitfire's Elephant"
Gown is blue jersey. with a
V-neckline. accented by a deep
V-yoke banded with cyclamen.
Lupe's conical hat is cyclamen.
striped round and round with
the blue.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30

Barbara Nolan. daughter OF
Mrs. John II. Nolan left last
Friday 10 visit a classmate at
Meddy Bemps. Hardwood Island.
New Brunswick. Me. She will
return TO Wellesley. August 81.
Barbara Cupper of Detroit
was the guest this week Of Gene
Wright. daughter of 1t. COM
mander and Mrs. John c. Wright.
Mrs. Wayne Jewell gave a sur
prise birthday luncheon for Mrs.
Benjamin +. Welton at the
Crosse lie Golf and Country
Club on Tuesday. Her guests
were Mrs. Myron B. Vorce. Mrs.
James J. Miller. Mrs. Kenneth
Laub, Mrs. Robert A. Alexander.
Mrs. Duncan j. McNabb, Mrs,
Waldo Johnson and Mrs. Ray
mond G.. Day.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
Variable Hat

MARIA MONTEZ Is sporting
iI a little six-in-one hat mum.
Der. It's one of the popular
new berets. styled with a huge
cushion brim, like a tam By
manipulating the brim-back in
front, up on the sides, forward
oyer one eye. she can make one
hat look like six. She uses diff
ferent pins to fasten il. which
also adds variety.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30


Mrs. Hale Knight. who has
been visiting her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Reg
inald +. Leggette, has spent part
of this week in Galesburg. Ind,
with her. mother, Mrs. ]. c.
Shively. Upon her return TO the
Island this weekend, she will
leave for her home in Wash
ington, d. C., with her four
sons, Hale, David, who have
spent the summer on the Leg
gette farm, and Steven and
Edmund.
Mrs. Thomas Lytle of En-
poria, Kans., who is visiting her
son and daughter-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Homer r. Lyle. and
Mrs. Eugene Gregorie and Miss
Jeanette Gregorie. who are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T.
Gregorie, were honored at tea
last Friday at the home OF Mrs.
Frank Jewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Meiis-
sarato left Friday for an indefi-
mite stay in Los Angeles, Cal.
In their absence. their home will
be occupied by Lieutenant and
Mrs. Kellum.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
Birmingham Street Pleasant

Pleasant avenue in Birming-
ham is certainly well named.
Besides being host TO many
attractive small houses and iH-
viting gardens surrounded by
picket fences, IL Is equally
charming at night.
Down about midway between
West Maple road and Lincoln.
several home-owners have in
stalled old-fashioned lamp posts
near their front walks or beside
kheir doorways! and even though
lhey are electrically lighted. the
friendly twinkling is reminiscent
OF small and honey village
The atmosphere created by
Pleasant avenue residents *
thoroughly charming and valu-
able in suburb invaded by
Dynamic Detroit for a decade or
more
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30

A TRIP TO Duluth on
n freighter- has convinced the
Roy Bryant family that there is
nothing half so much fun as
messing about on boats"
They and their party have
Just returned from a leisurely
and nautical holiday and appear
10 have had a delightful time.
what with having the boat all TO
themselves.
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DOUGLAS
NEWS
QUIET ELECTION ANTICIPATED

Filing of candidates for Douglas
City Election to be held next Tues
day ended at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon with one additional name
only being added to the list for
Council and a candidate for School
Board.
Frank Pettygrove tossed his name
into the ring as an independent
candidate for Council. two-year
term. Mrs. Elton Engstrom filed
her candidacy to succeed herself
as member of the School Board
for another three years. No other
filings were made for the office.
The one complete ticket in the
field, Citizens Ticket previously
reported filed is as follows; for
Mayor, Erwin Hachmeister, present
incumbent; for Council, two year
term, E. E. Engstrom, w. B. Cuth-
bert and H. L. Cochrane; one-year
term, Alex Gair Jr
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(antata. The
Holy City, Is
Easter Music
Special Sunday Offering al
Northern Light Pres
byteridn Church

The Cantata, THE Holy City
by A. r. Gaul under the direction
of Miss Merle Janice Schroeder,
with Mrs. Carol Berry Davis at
the organ, will be sung by the
Choir of the Northern Light Pres
byterian Church, in the Church
auditorium, Easter Sunday, at II
o'clock.
The soloists will be; Mrs. Dud-
ley Reynolds, Mrs. B. r. Glass,
Miss Frances Paul, sopranos; Mrs
Jack Finlay, contralto and Mr.
Jack Fargher, basso.
The quartet will be: Mrs. Dudley
Reynolds, Miss Ruth Allen Mr.
Dudley Reynolds, and Mr.. H. J.
Waugh.
The Northern Light Trio is: Miss
Merle Janice Schroeder, Miss Ruth
Allen, and Miss katherine Green.
The services are as follows:
The Preparation for Worship,
Mrs. Davis at the organ, and Miss
Shirley Davis at the piano.
Song of Easter" Hopkins.
"Paean For Festival" Lorenz.
Joy and Gladness," Stults.
The Hymn, Holy, Holy, Holy"
The Invocation, Lords Prayer,
Gloria Patri.
NO Shadows Yonder." Choir and
Quartet.
MY Soul is Athirst for God
Mrs. Reynolds.
AT Eventide,' Northern Light
Trio.
They That Sow in Tears"
Choir.
Eye Hath Not Seen" Mrs. Fin
lay
For Thee, o, Dear Country
Choir.
Thine Is The Kingdom" Choir.
The Worship through Offering.
The Meditation, the Pastor.
Alteration, the Organ
"A New Heaven and New Earth"
Mr. Fargher and Choir.
Let the Heavens Rejoice" Choir
and Quartet.
5 Come, Ye Blessed" Mrs. Glass.
1.-The Filming Pot is for Silver"
Choir.
These are They Which Came"
Miss Paul.
List the Cherubic Host Mrs.
Reynolds, Mr.. Fargher and the
Choir.
Great and Marvellous Are Thy
Works." Choir.
Benedietion, THE Response.
The Organ Postlude, "Hosanna, .
Wachs.
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GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE
AT TRINITY TONIGHT

In observance of Good Friday,
service will be held in Holy Trinity
Cathedral at o'clock tonight. Dean
c. f. Rice will officiate.
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CARD OF THANKS

In behalf of the relatives of
Judge H. B. LeFevre, we wish to
thank everyone for their kindness
during his illness. Special thanks
to the Bar Association for arrange
ments of the funeral; also for the
many beautiful floral offerings and
donors of cars.
MR.. & MRS. JACK HEGSTAD
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FOR SALE

IA FIT. BOAT Buddy, 16 hip. Gray
Seascout, $4,000. Phone SCI.
10 X II TENT. 2 burner coal
stove. table radio Room 2, Ell
lingen Apis.
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MRS. IRENE STEWART
TAKES POSITION AT
r. NJ. REHREND'S STORE

Mrs. Irene Stewart has joined
the bookkeeping staff at the 3.
M. Behrend's Store, taking the place
left vacant upon the resignation OF
Miss Mary Ford who recently moved
to Anchorage.
Mrs. Stewart was formerly book
keeper at the George Brothers store.
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TO KETCHIKAN

Max Saul left last night for Ket-
chikan where he will be employed
in a sawmill during the next few
months.
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FLEMMINGs BUY HOME

r. M. Flemming and family yes
terday transferred from their tenn
porary residence in the AL Endres
house to cottage which they re-
Gently purchase from the
Schramms.
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CT A s SIFIED
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Mrs. Wilson Is
Feted at Party

At a luncheon held yesterday in
the Iris Room of the Baranof Hotel,
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Mrs. Jack Wilson. who is leaving
soon for the States 10 visit her
family, was honored by group of
friends.
Among those who enjoyed the
party are Miss Janet Nelson, Mrs.
Bob Cowling, Mrs. Barney Lind,
Mrs, Allen Morrison and the honor
guest Mrs. Wilson.
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IT. v bottom skill.
owner may have by proving
property and paying for this adv.
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LOST and FOUND

LOST-Ronson cigarette case and
lighter. initiated K. X. Re-
ward, Baranof Hotel.
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Rainbow Girls Will
Have Meet Saturday

Juneau Rainbow Girls will meet
at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
in a regular business session in
the Scottish Rite Temple. Reports
will be given on the Defense
Breakfast given last Sunday in the
Temple.
Betty Rice, Worthy Advisor, will
preside over the meeting.
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MISS S. HOSTIKKA TO
LEAVE ON MONTHS TRIP

Miss Sylvia Hostikka is leaving
this week for the south to spend a
months vacation visiting with her
family and friends in Portland,
Oregon.
During Miss Hostikka's absence
her position at the Jones Stevens
store will be taken by Mrs. F.. T..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08
EYES EXAMINED

and BROKEN LENSES replaced in our own shop. pr. Rae Lillian
 Carlson. Blomgren Bldg Phone 636.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08
Chapter Night Is To Be Observed by
 Women of Moose

Mrs. Christina Abraham, Chair man of the Moosehaven Committee for Juneau Chapter No. 439, Women of the Moose, announces that the Chapter Night program of her com mittee will be held December 19, starting at 8 D. m. in the Moose Hall.
 The program has been so arranged as to present to the invited public a vivid picture of the City of Con- tentment," a home for the depend- ent and aged members of the Moose fraternity located at Orange Park, Florida, on the St Johns River.
 Moosehaven, a community af 100 acres, was founded in 1922 by U. s. Senator James J. Davis from Penn sylvania, and consists of small home" units which offer the com- forts and atmosphere of any normal home as far as possible.
 Families Kept Together
 "The program in operation at Moosehaven," reported Moosehaven Chairman Christina Abraham to the local chapter at recent meeting, is the ideal security for the aged member of the society. We may well be proud that the Moose home joins, rather than separates, families. When a husbands application is approved for admission, his wife must go along with him, just as the widowed moth- CT accompanies her dependent chil- dren to the City of Childhood at Mooseheart, Illinois,
 These two estilnable institutions are cap.ied on solely through the financial support of the Legion and the Women of the Moose, and the Juneau chapter is anxious to do its share, Mrs. Abraham said.
 Other m m bers of the local Moosehaven Committee are, in ad dition to the Chairman, Margaret Chopp and Lillian Allen. Lunch Committee for the December 19 meeting will be Leona Sebenico, Chairman, and Marguerite trick. All members who wish to contribute to basket for the local needy are asked to take their contributions to this meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08
OFFICIAL OF
 RED GROSS E
 BACK FROM TRIP

Kenneth MacCormac, American Red Cross representative, returned to his Juneau headquarters last night from Skagway where he had been for the last week in the in terest of opening branch of the Juneau Chapter of the Red Cross.
 Two meetings were held in Skag- way and a branch of the Juneau Chapter was established, MT. Mac Cormac stated Mrs Dorothy De- War will act as Chairman of the Skagway branch, Mrs. Frances Gutfeld, treasurer and Mrs Fran ces Bowen as secretary. Mrs. Flor ence Olsen has accepted the chair man of Home Nursing in Skag- way.
 Mrs. R. H. Williams, Home Nurs- ing chairman for the Red Cross in Juneau, who accompanied MT. MacCormac to Skagway. is remain ing in the Lynn Canal commun- ity for some time longer organiz- ing Home Nursing classes and reg istering the nurses located in Skag- way into the American Red Cross first and second reserve.
 Consideration Is being given to the establishment of Nurses Aid classes and groups in Skagway, though as yet no action has been taken in this regard, MT. Mac Cormac stated.
 MT. MacCormac will leave Ju-
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EASTERN STAR

Annual election of Officers, Tues day, December g, at 8 o'clock. Ju- neau Chapter No. T, Order Eastern Star.
 ALICE BROWN, adv. Secretary
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NAME, PLEASE!

Will the person sending com munication addressed to The Empire and signing "A Hiker," please notify The Empire of his name, not for publication purposes, but for our own reference, the communication may be published.
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FILIPIN0S ARE 10
 OBSERVE REAL DAY

Filipinos in the service, and civil ian Filipinos are to get together on the night of December 30 in the Gold Room of the Baranof to ob- serve the annual Rizal Day cele- bration. All Filipinos are requested to make reservations for the affair with George Ocjanas and also to discuss the event with him
 Dr. Jose Rizal, who died before a Spanish firing squad in Manila during the struggle for the Filipino freedom, is Philippine national hero and his day is observed by Filipinos the world over.
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A. H. NORDALE HERE
 FROM FAIRBANKS

A. H. Nordale, of Fairbanks, ar rived in Juneau late yesterday to spend short time here on com pany business for Pan American Airways. Alaska Division, with which he is associated.
 MT. Nordale is a hold-over Sena- tor in the Territorial Legislature from the Fourth Division.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08
WANT BLANKET5

The Salvation Army is anxious to locate blankets that are available for distribution through the or ganization. Anyone having or know ing of any blankets that may be donated may get in touch with Capt. T. J. Dyck or phone 254.
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neau within the next ten days for San Francisco, Pacific Area head quarters for the Red Cross, where he will attend conferences being held there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-08

Dr. Rae L. Carlson is going south on December 15 for one month. Office in Blomgren Bldg. will be open for repairs and replacements Of broken lenses on Monday, We'd nesday and Friday evenings only, from ' to 10:30 pm. No eye ex- aminations until after January IS.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-15
new RUBBER
METHOD NAY
PROVE GOOD
Parish Says Civilians May
Gel Some Tires from
Synthetic Program

WASHINGTON, July 15-W. ).
Parish, president of Standard on
Of New Jersey, saiu TO-DAY tnaG tne
petroleum industry has developed
two new methods for producing
synthetic rubber which may provide
by the end of next year "a million
more auto tires than expected.
Senator Elmer Thomas said he
will press legislation to create an
independent government ru b
agency, despite the opposition of
Donald Nelson.
Parish told the House Mines sub
committee that the new rubber
methods may provide 100000 tons
OF synthetic rubber in addition to
the 100000 tons already planned
under the Governments rubber
program.
Tires from this additional rub
her, Parish said, will go toward
meeting the essential civilian trans
portation needs.
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One MORE
ship SUNK
BY RAIDER
Captain Charges Monkey
Bushes" in Axis
Torpedoing
Try ASSOCIATED PRESS

There was monkey business IN
the sinking of a medium sized mer-
chairman in the Caribbean Sea. the
skipper declared, as the torpedolng
of the ship was disclosed by the
Navy Department today
The ship was torpedoed July in
daylight. Capt. william McDon-
ough, of Mobile, Alabama, said. in
my opinion, there was monkey husi-
ness about the torpedoing. / feel
that the crew of the sub knew we
carried valuable cargo, and knew
our destination and route
Three of the crew members we're
killed. The sinking brought to 372
the unofficial Associated Press tab
ulation of United Nations and leu
trail ships lost in the Western At
lantic since Pearl Harbor.
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SEVEN ARRIVE TO
WORK IN LIBBY
PLANT AT TAkU

Seven men arrived in Juneau
last night on their way to Taktl
Harbor where they will JOIN the
warehouse staff of the Libby, NC
Neill and Libby cannery
Those who are awaiting trans
portation to Taku Harbor are
Charles A. Smead, Martin Hol-
lenbeck, Will a I'd Wright, Allan
Wright, John c. Verhulst, Clayton
Reed and Richard Thornton. They
are staying at the Baranof Hotel
while in Juneau.
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FAIRBANKS MAN
IS NAMED AS US0
DIRECTOR HERE

Mayor Harry I. Lucas received a
wire this morning from Bernard
O'Shea Of the USO Overseas Div
ision, New York, stating that John
Caragher of Fairbanks will arrive
in Juneau shortly to assist in USO
arrangements here and that the as
signment has been approved.
Merle Scott, Director of the Ket-
chikan USO Club, was in Juneau
recently and conferred with Mayor
Lucas on the USO program as it is
being carried out in Ketchikan ano
in other communities.
Juneau's application for funds
with which to remodel a recreation
building for use as USO club nov
awaits final approval in Washing.
ton with the figure set at $4,000.
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informal Party
Held Last Night

A group of Juneau women whose
husbands are out of the city either
on duty with the armed forces or on
official government business gath
cred last night in the Governors
House On invitation of Mrs. Ernest
Gruening for an informal evening
Among those present were Mrs
M. D. Williams, Mrs. Norman Leslie
Mrs. Joseph De Ganahl, Mrs. Rob-
ert Simpson, Miss Minnie Gold
stein, Mrs. E. L. Bartlett and Mrs
Claude Hirst.
Brand names fade out OF public
consciousness fast if they are mo-
kept alive through advertising, ac'
ccrding to the Department of Com,
merce.
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REVENGE NAMED
As MOTIVE FOR
TRIPLE KILLING
Fairbanks Couple and a.
Yedr-0Id Girl Shot Last
Weekend in Interior

Further details of last weekend's
triple Staying of Fairbanks couple
and their 14-year-old ward, and
the subsequent death of the sus-
pected SLAYER were announced today
by r. C. Vogel, Special Agent in
Charge, Federal Bureau of Invest
igation.
The grusome slayings involved the
death of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Saul
Itch and their ward, Mary Stay
The suspected killer, Pete Yabuca-
vim, 46, was trapped in an aband-
oned mine tunnel and suffocated
when fire was built to drive him
out
Vogelsaid that the motive FOR the
killings was probably revenge. A
month ago, the suspect was heard
to have said that he would square
things" with the SaullichS and Pete
Mesich. who now lies in a Fairbanks
hospital in critical condition after
being struck ON the head with a
blunt instrument, apparently by
Yabucavin.
Found BY Employee
The Saullich's bodies were found
after officers were called to the
scene by William Horvath, one OF
Saullich's employees. Saullich rar
woodcutting business.
Horvath obtained entrance tt
the Saullich home near Cache Greek
/ through the cellar after peering il
the window and seeing bloodstains
on the floor of the living room
Inside, he found the body of Saul.
Itch, shot through the neck, ches
and stomach. The telephone wire.
had been cut. Horvath called of.
ficers from a telephone three mile
away.
Special Agents of the FBI ant
local officers later found the bod,
of Mrs. Saullich a short distanc
from the home, hidden under
piece of corrugated iron. She ha,
been shot through the breast an,
ear. This was on July 10.
Girls Body Found
The next day, the body of tn
young girl was found by Al Young
leen, sourdough from the each
Greek section. about $50 yards fror
the Saullich home. She had bee
shot through the breast and ca
Yabucavin was later caught u
with in the woods near Ester. Al
aska, and trapped in a mine tur
mel. When he exchanged shots wit
the officers, a fire was built |
smoke him out. He died from as
phyxiation, refusing to surrende
Yabucavin was born in Yugt
slavia. He has been a resident {
Fairbanks for a year and a ha
4 and before that time was engage
in mining in Butte, Montana, and
Juneau.
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Club SHOOT
ON TONIGHT

The Juneau shotgun Club Will
hold shoot this evening startlne
at 7 o'clock and all shotgun fans
are asked to attend. The club Is
open to the public at any time.
These desiring transportation tc
and from the shoot are asked tc
contact Jack Garrett at the Bar
anof
The clubs range is situated 2@
miles out the Glacier Highway.
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WELL BABY clinic
SET FOR TOMORROW

Juneau mothers will have an OPP
portunity to bring their babies to
another in the series of Well-Baby
Nursing Conferences, to be held
from / to o'clock tomorrow after
neon in the Juneau Public Health
Center, Territorial Health Build
ing.
Only well babies SHOULD be
brought to the conference, accord
ing to Miss Stephenie Bogdon, Pub
lie Health Nurse Babies will be
checked for growth and ways OF
keeping them physically perfect
will be discussed
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WRIGHTS RETURN
FROM BOAT TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Wright and
daughter have returned to Juneau
after fortnights trip on their
boat the Three Deuces." Leaving
over the Fourth of July holidays,
they went to points on Baranof
Island, spending most of their va
cation in Warm Springs Bay.
Mrs. Wright has returned to her
desk in the Social Security Office
here.
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COAST GUARD
MAN, 21,W WAS
spy CATCHER
Beach PafroIman Saw Nazi
Saboteurs Wade
Ashore

WASHINGTON, July Is - the
Coast Guard has disclosed that
Coast Guardsman John Cullen, Il
on beach patrol at Amagansett
Long Island, surprised four OF the
eight alleged Nazi saboteurs now
on trial, as they waded ashore
carrying explosives.
Cullen sounded the alarm which
eventually led to the capture OF thu
four men he surprised and the foul
others, landed elsewhere.
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REPORT APPARENT
SUICIDE OF man
AT IDAHO INLET

The U. S. Marshals Office re-
ported here today that Robert
Tucker, 81, has been found dead
at Idaho Inlet and that 1t is as
sumed Tucker took his own lie
with a shotgun.
The matter is now being investl-
gated but no further particulars
are available at this time.
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MIR. AND MRS. f. j. HIGBY
ARRIVE FROM SOJTTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ]. Highly ar
rived in Juneau last night from
the south to make their home here.
Mr.. Highly came to Juneau to take
a position in the mechanical de-
partment of the Empire Printing
Company.
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WILLIAM VIM ON WAY
TO WHITEHORSE, Y. T.

William VIM, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover G. Winn, passed
through Juneau last night on his
way to Whitehorse where he is to
be employed by the DoWell Con-
struction Company.
During the last year young VIM
las been doing graduate work
for a Masters Degree in English
at the University of Iowa.
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BISHOP HERE FOR
WEEKEND SERVICE

Bishop John Boyd Bentley ar
rived this afternoon by plane from
Sitka ana will remain in Juneau
over the weekend, conducting the
services at Holy Trinity Cathedral
on Sunday.