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Evening star., 1942-12-28
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SHELTON. IRVING

SHELTON, IRVING. Departed this life
Ihnnrrsdayy; December "a, 1912, IRVING
Jennie Shelton; two daughters Mrs Ruth
Brown and Mrs. Alberta Smith; a son. two
| sisters, brother and many other relatives
and friends.
| Remains resting at Barnes d Matthews
| funeral home. GA 4th St s.w., where fu-
| neral services will be held Tuesday, Decem-
Cemetery
Jamaica, II. Y, MRS. HENRIEfTA ~ M sHEPs
HERB HERD. ', wife f. Of the late John Shepherd;
tGudia Campo and mother-in-law Of VIII
liam A. Campo and Daniel w. Edmonds.
Also surviving are many other relatives
meS;nse NStlee OF funeral later Arransementss By
SMITH, RUFUS. Suddenly on Sunday.
pfs % sniff f4 sIose9 M o M., psP. H9s
Smith, 1853 Faraday st. NV.
~ Funeral services at the Bethesda-Chevy
Chase GhaSe funeral home Of VIM Reuben PUN,
etery. 20
sPE;'cER; ROY. On Monday; Deeem;
ssrMSI,p ser Is; l94s; go, at oxon Hill, Nd; ROY
STa Of ysak and q Raph spenesn
Notice Of services later. ARRANGEMENTS
by Takoma funeral home.
SPITZER, ALDINE r. On Saturday. De-
afp1Nr sen5eT 70 g42 near Va
Of Catherine c. Splitter and father Of Mel
&C: Wesley Splitter and Mrs; Leila Smith.
l40o Chaplin st, n.w.; on Tuesday; Decem-
Der 29, at ! pm: Relatives and friends
invited. Iuterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
sTELLING, HARRY J. On Sunday. De-
fem5er aney 27' l942 a. Proyidence Hospital
Stelling of Washington, b. C, and william
NJ. stellins of Los Angeles, Calf; brother
Remains MIi Anaa resns Pphsm f nsx YORK E
home: 400 Chaplin st, NV.
Notice of funeral later.
sTRoUsE: LILLIAN. On Sunday. De-
fempes a. 1aaS g. 42s Emerson s. NV:
Eva NJ MCGOWAN and Harry E. CLARK
Remains resting at Collins funeral home,
Funeral notice later.
TowNE. JOHN W. On Thursday, De-
EHma TaSne Of staf}ofd, Sfd VVssoaaa Va son OF OF
Phineas s. Towns Of washington, B. c.
pnferobra snn ebbotner % 81 Charles W. Towne Of st.
~ Services at Chambers funeral home, 1900
at 10 am Relatives and friends invited
lnterment Arlington National Cemetery.
7: !: j! ! j
f6HRSMSa American Legion, are notified
SMHD T. TOWNE and are requested
ElS&.SW to assemble on Monday. Decem
Der 2S.. 1912. at $50 pm. at
Chambers funeral home. 140O Chaplin
St. NV, for the recitation of the ritual
Funeral on Tuesday, December %. At 10
iron at N.on IN
DILLON A. FLAHERTY. Commander.
TRUST, HARRY. Suddenly, on Satur-
day, December 20, ! 943, at his residence.
45i3 Macarthur blvd. NV, HARRY
TRUST. beloved husband of Jeanette M
Trust.
Services at the S. H Hines Co funeral
home. 290l 14th st. W, on Tuesday, De-
cember 20, at u noon. Interment Ar
| lington National Cemetery.
WALKER, MARY Departed this life
on on j., Sunday December ~, 1912, MARY,
| wife of the late William H Walker, founder
OF Morninc Star Lodge, l, B. P. o. E. of
w. Many friends mourn her departure
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines q
co. funeral home, Bird and Eye stS. sW
Notice of funeral later. 20
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LET NE INTRODUCE redhead named Susy Slender Sweet
And determined Spots planes Virginia Her know how
types of planes how high what direction they're
going And it the know how that the quick way
to relax to reach for me when her watch is over.
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MARIE N JUMPER. President
GET ONIA B. PANKS Secretary.
PROCTOR. FLORENCE. officers and
members of Columbia Temple. No. 423,
|. B: P, 9. z: OF W, are no.ified Of the
Session of sorrow Monday. December 2S,
l942, at 30 .2m. Elks' services Tuesday,
December 20. at s p,m at the Jarvis fu-
neral home.
EMMA b JOHNSON, DAUGHTER Ruler.
GEORGIANNA HENRY. Secretary.
RAINEY. ADA. On Friday. December
20 19t2. at Fmergency Hospital. Miss
ADA RAINEY OF 1913 o st. NV.
Remains restiHp at Hysongs funeral
home. 1900 N st. NV. where services will
be held on Sunday. December -, at 3 pm.
ROWE, THEODORE. On Monday. De-
cember IS. 194n, at Freedmen's Hospital
THEODORE ROWE brother of Mrs. Fannie
Ware. Mrs. Selena Brown. Mrs Josie Bre-
vard and Isiah H Powe. Also surviving
ews. one niece, other relatives and many
friends
Notice of funeral later. Arrangements
by MCGUIRE.
SHANLEY. MARY JOSEPHINE. On Fri
day. December 25, 1912. at George Wash
ington University Hospital: MARY JOSE.
wife of the late Thomas STANLEY and
mother of John J, Stanley of 3SOS r
st. NV.
Funeral from the above residence on
Tuesday, December 20, at $50 am
High requiem mass at Holy Trinity Church
at am. mterment Holy Rood Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited. 2s
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THEODOFE J. lHtI'iASl, Master,
EMRREY. MoLrIE LEE On Saturday,
December 20 l"tn 4t her long 13B1,L MaH y
Beloved wife Of Of the Ia'e Meredith E En-
brev and mother of C RAYMOND and Arthur
Edith G. Mo%ey She She also is survived BY
two sisters and three brothers Remains
resting at the Ives funeral home Isl;
services will be held on TUESDAY December
%, at II am; Intermcnt Ivy Hill Gem
etery. UpDervIlle. Va. 2S
EVEREST. LOUISE On Monday De
daHshter, Mrs s Albert' ", " Horned. GO;
lumbia ave, Takoma Park Md LOUISE
EVEREST, beloved mother OF Mrs. T. n.
bert W. Horned and Mr F. X. Everest of
Fairmont, w Va
Funeral services viii he, held at the
above residence on Wednesday, December
80. at > pm. Kindly omit flowers.
GAINES, SAMUEL. On SATURDAY. De;
St s,w., SAMUEL GAINES, husband OF MS.
ters, Viola Bal and Nargret RohInson
four sisters two brothers three Grandchll-
dren., two sons-in-law and other relatives
ris A. Garter e. Co. funeral home, 2nd and
Notice of funeral ater.
GATHER, SAMUEL. on SUNDAY; De-
wheaton SSmasF Nd sAMuEl GA1rHER "a IToenSe Fe
loved husband Of Rosetta Gather. father
of Naomi Washington. hrnet'a art7cld
and Oms, James and McKjnlev Gather
He also leaves three grandchildren. host
of other relatives and friends
Notice of funeral later Services by
snowden & Davis. Rockville. Md.
GRAY, PAUL FRANCIS Suddenly Fri
si@o F St. NV. PAUL FRANCIS GRAY. be,
loved husband Of Ida Newton Gray and
Fverdine Gray. Also surviving are two
sisters, Mrs. Mamie Chapman and Mrs.
Amy Hopewell. three brothers, James.
Charles and George Gray: two daughters-
in-law, Virginia and Gladys Gray. and a
sranddaughter, Lynne.
After ii am. Monday, December %.
friends may call at his late residence.
Requiem mass will be celebrated on Tues
day December % at 10 m. at ST Angus
tines Catholic Church. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery, ARRANGEMENTS by McG',tre
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munication Of Hiram Lodc>. No
X 10. r A, a. NJ. IS called foI
IN Tuesday, December % 1870
AxTA | . m. a' thF Na sonic TEN
WY pic for the purpose of atte.
~Ny iur the funeral of our late
W brother. PCBTRT J EDWARDS
Memnore arc requested 10 attend.
THEODOEE j IhCiCf ADT. MaStNr.
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MEET LITTLE GUY named Charlie. Tough And smart:
That's the way the Navy picks submarine torpedoman
Charles been practice Testing his know how by
firing water slugs On shore he another know how
get quckup with of my frosty bottles
Evening star., 1942-12-28

PROCTOR. FLORENCE. Or Saturday.
DeGSmber -, 1879, AT $50 am, al her
TeSldenCe. Silver SDrlng. Md. FLOPENCF
PRNCiOR. beloved daughter of Mrs. Vir-
sinia Abrams She also leaves other rcla-
ives and .uendS Friends may cali al
We Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1852
you 81,
huHHral Tuesday. December 90. at :
p n. from the above funeral church Rel
atiFeS anG TRENDS invited. Tnterment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery on Wednes sy,
DtCetlHeF 80. -
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day, DECEMBER - 1872. at Casually Hos
pit9l GLENN Il. NONTGOMERY Of 80
NJ Monteomery and fa her of Ms, FranE,e
IayloT Of TAMPA. FLA c 7. Barba ra
j. ana Patricia A. Montgomery of Wash
mgi on. y c.
Services at the S H Hines Co funeral
nome, 29ol If'h Sc. NV. on Tuesday
december % a. / pm. Interment pr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Fighting Mans Friend
Fighting Mans Friend
3Physild| Tests
Given Drdftees;
Last One al Post
By SHANNON CoRMACK

G. L. p. GLOW many physical
examinations does draftee re.
ceive? Does he receive one wher
he arrives at camp?
Ale Is given one screen
Ing" or ecursOry examination soon
after his classification. Then,
after he Is notified that he is
10 he called up he il given
thorough examination by an
army doctor who decides on his
fitness for duty. On arrival at
the reception center, after his
Induction, he is giNen an exam
nation by the post doctor and
innOculated against typhoid and
other diseases.
Disgraced. g If a boy enlisted
in the navy at the age of II with
out his parents consent and wa,
discharged. is there
he can do about Gettinl
things Strengthened out now. This
happened about 20 years ago.
A-That is matter that can
only be decided by the secretary
Of the navy Through the Office
of the chief of naval Operations),
hut IL Is quite possible things can
be Strengthened out If the man
has lived an honorable life. 1
would suggest YOU calling on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

ING the market. Avoid tips and
emotionaliSm. Buy securities
outright. remembering that its
dangerous TO 90 into debt 10
acquire securities. In making
purchases deal only with brok-
crS or dealers belonging 10
reputable exchanges or assoc
Citations If YOU are unable 10
select a competent broker, then
make your purchases and sales
through your commercial bank
If YOU have an account. If not.
GO 10 your savings bank and ask
an officer of the bank TO guide
YOU.
g Don't be a victim of head
line. OF siren. economics. wax
ing hot or cold toward your
permanent investments depend
ing on the days news. On the
other hand. remember that this
IS a time of accelerated change,
and IT is no time to put away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

ing the air corps. Call at the
United States Army Air Corps
recruiting office I'm the Federal
Building and the doctors there
will see II you are fit.
r. Nj. p. Q-I have a physical
defect in the left shoulder and arm
but will have this corrected oe>
fore induction, if possible. Can 1
obtain a REORGANIZATION and adj
vice in regard TO this matter?
Ayes. Go to your local draft
board and. the secretary will
probably arrange for a medical
examination, provided you are
In Glass Ia or some other class
available for military duty.
ID. X. Al figure you are
o. X. now and the old matter
Is all wiped out. so don't worry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

Lieut.. Comm. Carson Miller at
the naval recruiting office I'm
the Federal Building and take
up the matter with him.
ELIGIBLE FOR SERVICE
p. ID. o. O. was born in Italy
and am a Canadian subject through
naturalization. Can l be called
for the draft?
Ayes, you are eligible for
service.
AUNT. Q-I have a nephew in
the Royal Canadian Air Force and
he is getting a l4-day furlough.
Can he come TO Detroit TO visit
me and wear his uniform? What
are the restrictions by the immi-
grafton department?
A-PrOviding he has his pass
signed by the squadron leader
or his commanding officer he
will be allowed across the bOr-
der in uniform, though he must
report to the immigration au-
thOrities when he goes back and
he must return 10 Canada within
the time specified on his pass.
Betty y. Q-Where can / en-
list in the Womens Ambulance
Corps? What are the require
mentS?
A-GO To the office OF the
Volunteer Civilian Defense in
the Barlum Hotel in Cadillac
Square. You must he an Ameri-
can citizen, physically III and be
prepared to serve voluntarily.
1T CAN BE DONE HERE
II. p NJ q If a man is regis
tered with a draft board IN an
other state and has been given
his screen test here in Detroit will
he be sent 10 his home board for
induction or can he be indicted
here?
Ale can be indicted here.
He should notify his local draft
board of his present address I'm
Detroit and they will transfer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
WHAT TO REMEMBER

In connection with your own
personal program for achieving a
degree of financial independence
through careful budgeting Of your
receipts and expenditures, keep in
mind the subjoined points:
Allocate a portion OF your
weekly income for savings be-
fore YOU spend anything This
reverseS the customary pro-
cedure Of making savings the
last lien on your pay envelope.
Enlightened self interest
and patriotism both dictate that
YOU put Al least substantial
portion Of your wartime savings
INTO defense bonds and stamps,
Such bonds offer almost double
no savings bank interest rate.
= -Inasmuch as your own
individual lfe tenure is unCcr-
IAN. YOU should supplement-
Your personal savings with
IIfe insurance policy.
I'm Wow Of fhe rise m tho
cost Of living and uncertainty
as 10 tho precise future pur-
chasing power OF The dollar Nou
should not conhne Your invest
nontS 20 hiCh-cfadc bonds. You
can hedge against initiation bv
acquiring a balanced Investment
portfolio including selected COM
mon stocks convertible bond,
and well-choScn real estate
In saving and investing.
make y your objective m as
sure safety Of princlpaI and
regularity Of income. Don't cN-
pect 10 make killing by beat
.r,trr. r,-rgt-,.t-s.r
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PURPOSE OF SAVING

BY saving up 10 the hilt now,
YOU achieve a fourfold purpose:
First. YOU feather your family
nest, providing against postwar
unemployment. sickness, accident
premature death and inability tC
work in old age. BY investment
your nest egg grows with the help
NJ compound interest
Secondly, by voluntarily step
ping aside at the marketplace and
foregoing the right 10 eXpend all
Of your purchasing power, you
help the government 10 get hold
Of the materials and manp0wer
needed 10 provide the tools Of VIC
tory in the war against the Axis.
Thirdly if YOU buy defense bonds
or put your savings in financial
institutions which buy United
States government bonds. you help
provide Uncle Sam with funds TO
lick the Japanese, the Germans
and the Italians.
Fourthly, by saving you help
stabilize business and employ
ment. avoiding eXaggerating the
current boom IN industry and re-
serving purchasing power TO be
spent after the war when the
country will be hard pressed to
find enough demand TO keep labor
we'll employed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Health Center WiIIed $1,000

COLDWATER, Mich, March 20.
When the Will of w. G. CoWell
prominent local attorney. who was
killed in a traffic accident last
November, was admitted 10 pro-
bate court here today. it was re-
Vcalcd that he requested $1,000 TO
the Branch County Health Center
of ColdWatCr, an organization
which he assisted in making pos
Siblc i'm 1899
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

your Investments and forget
about them. Review your hold
ingS periodically and if you arc
unable 10 make an independent
appraisal consult your banker or
an equally competent adviser.
This is The fifth of series
Of l. articles on the war and
your life The next article in
the series VIII deal with your
Job in WartmcD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
his papers TO a board here and

his papers 10 a board here and
he will be notified accordingly.
M. B. Q-I have been placed in
Class LIB and at one time / served
two years for a felony. Should i
report that TO the local board?
Ayes. IL you don't, the
check Of your fingerprints when
you are called up and indicted
will show that you have been
In prison and you will be sub
jected to "A penalty for not sup
plying that information TO the
draft board. Your LIB classified
ton Is based on the result Of
your physical examination that
shows you are III only for limited
military service.
Dewey Brown, Q-I am 10
years old and have attended school
to the eleventh grade. ! have had
a lung operation. Can / join the
United States Air Corps?
GO TO DRAFT BOARD
A-PrOviding you can pass the
physical examination and you
have your parents consent there
II nothing to prevent you join
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
New Alliance
Greater
Buying Power
E;ns,erwaId Furniture
Changes Name to
HadIey Finsterwa'd Co.

r,-rpOlT. March 20 diFCl -
,nrr much nego'al"n' b.S
ir9'',..icrNald Furniture 90, nc, n%s
' : IT'S buying and merC nat
'', .mr nolIc,cS with the graz
d,>'ns ~ uadlcy S,orcS-leadcrS
LI"uP Mons and Womcn's Olo,ni
w .. Gc,d As we'll as Furniture anu ,
o,ncr Household Goods. VIM, u,h, ,
s,. and with the coln', hc,i
a 49,, 81 these great stores pes
loves ~
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BN VI. -. RUkFlSER
Noted Writer an Economic.

-sr. 'stc iarernstonsl News Service
Wsr up>etS the customary bal
cree between spending and saving.
u time OF peace every town
C~'c~. shouting the lures Of his
War-S lends 10 tempt Nou 10 spend
Aaar entire income instead of saw
- some for rainy day.
SIt Tho cNiGen CicS Of war
-~5uCinC change this. The gov
r-~ment needing more than half
t~c production IN war time, APP
pealS 10 The citizen not 10 COM
pete with IL for scarce and critical
materials. PrloritlcS. ALLEGATIONS
and rationing restrict the freedom
~ the civilian 10 acquire items
which are needed for the arma-
ment program.
In addition 10 these direct re-
StrlctlonS. the government seeks
IN other ways 10 quiet down the
appetite Of civilians for material
things IN war time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Balance Upset
By War in u. 5.
Spending, Thrift
Peeeetine Lures
for Income Strapped
70 Finance Victory

Sensible savings plans in wsr-
.ire are discussed by MeTryie
Stanley RukeySey. noted writer
c- economies. m The following
ff'h aFflCle OF q series on how
20 rect thr various problems
confronting the average Amer
cs1 as : result OF the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
SHIFT BUYING POWER

One of the detectives Of higher
TAX rate Is 10 reduce the spendable
income of citizens. Likewise. the
technique Of defense savings bonds
iS( 10 transfer purchasing power
from citizens 10 the government.
Thus. apart from providing for
essential needs of yourself and
your family. saving is more So
cially respectable al the moment
than spending.
Saving and investment entail
forbearance in buying unnecessary
material things now, and at the
same time such abstinence as
SureS that you Will later have
purchasing power available when
restrictions on buying have been
lifted after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
GO TO DRAFT BOARD
Beware Coughs
Following Flu

After the flu is over and gone. the
cough that follows may develop
into chronic bronchitis If neglected.
Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause 1t goes right to the seat OF the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm. and aid nature TO
soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed
bronchial mucous membranes. No
matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist 10 sell
you a bottle OF Creomulsion with the
understanding you must like the way
1t quickly allays the cough or you are
TO have your money back.
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
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,'.n. rarE plants, as Al ple ,',,,,
mIt with more autonomy unit an viii
w ,, ,hc local. Each UNIT
,ayc ITS own officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

Lieut.. Comm. Carson Miller at
the naval recruiting office In
the Federal Building and take
up the matter with him.
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Smsrily streamlined Bedroom
Suite built OF beauti ~
matched walnut Veneers and
other fine woods Attractive.
brass finished hardware. over
sire plate glass mirrors and
other features. Bed. Chest. Van
ity ~ Dresser and extra Chest
mirror.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-24
JUNE WAR BOND QUOTA EXCEEDED
 IN THREE WEEKS
AIaskans Purchase SAIL. 01S.50 Worth Up to
 June 20

Results of War Bond sales Tn Alaska for the first three weeks of June show that the Territory all ready has exceeded it's monthly quota of $4OO,2o0 by approximately $11 000, the War Savings Staff an nounced today.
 The July quota of Series E Bonds which is higher than all previous quotas. has been compiled by the research and statistical division of the Treasury Department with May sales as basis. Alaska's May total was well over the quota.
 Deputy War Savings Administra- tor Frederick w. Aver said today it is important to remember that in setting a higher quota for the Territory of S738.000, the govern ment anticipates that there will be a marked increase in the purchase of Series F. and c. Bonds, due tc the fact that the limit on individual and corporate holdings of these two series has been raised to $100,00C per annum from $50,000."
 Following are the sales for the first three weeks in June
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-24
AFL OFFICIALS
 ARRIVE IN JUNEAU

To investigate the report that A. F.of L. seine fishermen were not fishing in the Icy Straits district according to the agreement made by A.FL. with the salmon packers. George Issel, International repres- entative of the Seafarers Interna- tional Union of North America and w. G, Wies, Secretary and treas urer of the Alaska Salmon Purse Seiner's Union arrived in Juneau from Wrangell.
 AFL fishermen have agreed to fish under temporary agreement while negotiations regarding the price of fish are settled.
 MT. Issel, who makes his head quarters in San Francisco, came to Southeast Alaska May 12 and has been in the Territory since in connection with A. F. of l.. matters while Mir. Wies lives in Wrangell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-24
WOMAN IN SITKA
 IS ARRESTED ON
 MORALS CHARGE

Lucia Northrup, alias Lou Dix on and Lou Harper" has been ar rested in Sitka on warrant issued by U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray on a charge of transporting a wo- man for immoral purposes.
 She has been released on a bond of s2.500, the U. s. Marshals Of flee reports. The preliminary hear ing in the case will be held in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-24
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 District Land Office
Anchorage, Alaska April 20, l942

Anchorage, Alaska
 April 20, l942
 Notice is hereby given that Will fam Charles White, entryman, to- gether with his witnesses, Albert F. Parker and Charles L. Parker, all of Gustavus, Alaska, has submitted final proof on his additional home stead entry, Anchorage Serial No. 06978, for Lot 9, Sec. 2, T. 40 S, R. 59 E., c. R. M., containing 9.76 acres and it is now in the files of the United States District Land Of flee, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the district land office within the period of publica- tion or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 FLORENCE L. KOLB,
 Acting Register. First publication, May 27, 1942. Last publication, June 24, 1922.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-24
Mrs. w. A. Baltimore Leaves by Plane to Live in Anchorage

Mrs. w. A. Baltimore left Juneau with Star Air Lines yesterday af- ternoon for Anchorage where she will join her husband who is con- nected with Civil Aeronautics Au- thority as engineer.
 For the last several weeks Mrs Baltimore has been in Juneau visit ing MT. and Mrs. Keith Wildes while awaiting transportation to the West.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-24
MRS. ALICE ANDERSON
 RETr1RNS. ANCHORAGE

Mrs. Alice Anderson, of Anchor age, arrived in Juneau Saturday af- ter spending the winter visiting friends in Seattle. She left by plane Tuesday to continue her jour ney home.