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MUST SACRIFICE.
OWNER IN NAVY.

90 AcREsMoRE AVAiiASIE.
Located on John Marshall highway, 50
mi. from washington; beautiful setting Of
mammoth oaks and 1000 old lockwood
some 20 1T. in height. House contains
large living rm. dining rm., cocktail rm .
powder rm., buffers pantry, kitchen. 2
maids rms. and bath on LIST floor; 5
bedrooms. 3 baths and sitting rm. on 2nd
floor Farmers house, barns and old
stone mill.
ROBERT L. McKEEvER CO.,
Ehoreham Bldg MA A7hN or TIE h7h4
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Chicken Farm. A Future.
To be built on my lots at Maryland
Park, Md, near District line. Ideal locA-
ton, blocks to school, business and bus
line. Priorities obtsinsble. Reasonable
terms. How much money can you pay
down. Woodley 22Ae.
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

UNFURNIsHED HOUSE. TWO BEDROOMS;
refined neighborhood; state location and
rental: references exchanged. Box 7S-X
Star %
COUPLE WANT SMALL UNFURN. RURAL
home or share large home near Silver
Spring. =. SH. 1915, 8 to IL am. Sun. or
ewes after pm
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FOR SALE BY OWNERS

TO Settle CashelI Estate.
2S7 6/S acres, located in Redland
Montgomery County. Maryland. Large
frontage on pixies. fine state of cultivation,
pretty shade trees. sroom dwelling, barn,
b pan and ,x other improyements Nearly
woods; well watered and fenced. This
property is owned by the estate of the
late Register OF Wills Hanson G. Cashel
and his two sisters, and has been oper-
ated continuously farm since 1858
for sale in small tracts because OF its large
frontage on two pixies, and its proximity
to Washington City. Price $31 800.
ALBERT NJ BOUIC.
Attorney for Heirs.
Rockville MARYLAND
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACkEAGE FOX SAI.s.
so ACRES SAW TIMBER AND WOOD.
gravel. sand. large branch: 10 miles D. c.
Price. 50 800 terms. WA. 1852.
IL ACRES. MONT co, OPP. MANOR
Club: z mi out Georgia ave; 4OO-ft.
frontage on hard road; $3.50 acre. MRS.
B. A. MACINTOSH, Kensington 15-W4.
IL ACRES, MONT. CO.. OPP. MANOR
Club; min. out Georgia ave: 40O-ft.
frontage on hard road: $3.50 acre. MRS.
B. A. MACKINTO9H Kensington 15W-4.
CHOICE PARCELS.
For Apartments, Houses. Water, Sewer.
s.. 10. 80, SO Acres or More.
QHARE ESTATES. 1915 1 ST. NV.
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373-ACRE FARM.

On River. at Village Edge; Eqpd.
Handy to, everything, fishing and swim
MING right on farm, fertile soil good build
ings; 40 acres. about 35 for corn, wheat.
truck crops etc, pasture and woodlot,
variety of fruit; 5-rm. dwelling, lovely river
view. barn 30x40; machine shed. garage,
price. $4,000; 9 horses, cows flock hens,
machinery. small tools and some crops
thrown in: part down. List other BARGAINS
mailed free. G. w. Edwards, STROUT
REALTY. Gloucester. Va
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.

very fine 6-room stQpe-and- frame
house in best residential section, on bus
line. cow to stores, schools and churches,
lst d, nice living room with fireplace:
dining room kitchen, screened side and
back porch, attached garage 2nd H.. 2
good sized bedrooms, small. and bath
Basement well arranged. with recreation
room laundry room. maids room. bath
and furnace room Oil heat. convertible
Lot 65xl6o Handicapped; nice trees and
shrubbery. Owner transferred. For quick
sale. S9,250; 81 500 cash, reasonable
terms.
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LOTS WANTED.

LARGE DOWNTOWN LOT, OR FRAME
or brick house having large lot. p o.
Box 47O6 Anacostia, D. c.
CASH FOR GROUND FOR 4-FAMu,Y
hats; prefer NV. Builder, c. e. MAR.
ZADRO 1919 Eye st. NV.
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OUJ.OF-IOWN kEAI ESTATE.
S25 DOWN, So PER MONTH: 2Ia ACRES :
on hard road, miles from Orlando, Fla :
$3.50. w. c. GIBONS, Box 1885, Orlando.
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SKY HIGH
Is the price on all hldgs, but lowest in Is
years is the price on Montsomery County,
Md, acreage adjacent to Bethesda, Chevy
Chase and Silver Spring. This Is the best
suburban section around Washington.
Money has been made in it before. and
now will be made again. Buy one OF the
choice bargains we now have listed and
make some money yourself when building
REALTY CORP, WI 6d49.
VERY, VERY UNUSUAL!
Small NV. apt: income. 81 $50; price.
S. 500: $1,000 cash handles. Box sax
Star
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FARMS FOR SALE.

fAkNS tOk SAle.
"a ACRES. STREAM. NEW 4-RooM
e soP t. & aS fsqas 90 VIZ 4 ns.
320-ACRE LIVESTOCK AND CATTLE
ton, Ample buildings but in only fair
repair Tenant on Place 10 years wiz
sired. Assume Federal Land Bank long
term loan; aaG interest: Sell With or
dssls aa oW isHil Wisconsin, sc sGu i1oe
l12-ACRE FARM ESTATE, BET. WASH.
stable and tenant house; ali new; land in
essa 0u cash. Hobsss
small acress3 equipped dairy Or blue srsss
sns vi ses- u Ssv. 80 80 q these pi.se:
1or sale, including some 0ns Colonial estatss.
These properties are located in Fairfax and
aoss sh. N: sl ssa .h alSe Is ME-:
H!IiRsT; A9nssncals 1siri.z cSunts. .X.. q
-: 81 Sssss:: soSs: !. A: sa: :.s "
NICE LITTLE a,AcRE. Farm IN MONT
gomery County: 7-rm: bungalow. outbuild-
o.nsr on w s.fat PSidR n Rocf
FOR SALE SALE, az 2l5 b.. ACRE GRE, HAR l,lD
farm, apout ~ miles from washington
and new tenant house. 3 tobacco barns,
one new, stable, chicken houses and
eh nd streams fsss in aoos
I; CLARK; MARYLAND Hotel building,
DAIRY FARM: 43o ACRES, MODERN Az
COW barn and dairy house. two silos 2
and ahs 5 0 paIsb.s se bsd
! ACRE LARGE BUILDING. ELEC-
easy terms Good we'll 1880 Burke st. Sc.
BE sELF-sUFFICIENT ON 10 ACRES 8
miles from D. e. line, large frame house.
Hsf ,S51sss 2a % 1897
l l5;.nd; ACRE. 2 e.. NEAR ,oAITHERsnURG;
tricity. pipeiess heater; hard road frontage.
stream n,sl throush The o property, plenty Of
cUsHiIAN. $40 Frederick Ave, dsithers.
burg. MARYLAND; Telephone Gaithersburg
300. Open today.
IS "; ouT N Mp. on HWY:IADJ.
ETC., sss. $50; clear, terms. small house in
Nj RY ys co s; 1897 GE ts.ds
one ON OF THE FINEST ESTATES; NEAR
on hard road close to pike. 1875 acres
highly improved land, now being operated
as stock farm: running streams through
property; we'll fenced. Colonial house Of
10 rooms. all modern improvements. 3
baths, in perfect shape: new stock barn,
extensive poultry quarters. other neces-
sa arorf ou,buildinss; Price $4,000. Rare
into, and paying investment. Possession
in 30 days. Shown by appointment as
have exclusive sale. Phone Herndon 81
Also 2 other estates, close to WASHINGTON;
25 acres at S21 900 and 100 acres at
$40, 900 BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Hern-
don. Fairfax Co, Va
81 ACRES ON CEMENT ROAD. 8 MILES
west OF Littlestown. Pa; in high state OF
cultivation, fair bldKs. under tin. roofs;
cleo. complete with, stock and equipment,
including late model tractor, blows, row
refused 'i RuodIE foss Bechs He1
st. ne. Phone DE 1882.
10 A.. r., ORCH. PO HOUSE I'll. 500
Water Gristmill, 30 a. --------- 1000
100 a.. r, 40 or. bot. ----- $500
These properties IA mi, by. Rich. to
Wash, via Manassas. MR.. PERROW,
Remington Va.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND BARGAIN
Delightful clima tie: 30 miles WASHINGTON;
l23 acres. excellent soil; rollins, land.
State road; bus service, Colonial brick-end
charming view; tenant house. farm build
ings; tenant will remain Sl2,5oo. LEON
ARD SNYDER. La Plata, Md,
TO TRADE, Z ROOMS, . BATHS, FULL
basement: water, heat. garage. for small
farm with bldos and electricity
W: z. WEAVER:
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41st and Tennyson rd.-A group Of new
detached 2-story brick homes on large
wooded lot, containing 3 bedrooms. bath,
liv. rm. with fireplace. opening on side
cow. to u of Md, schools and transpor-
tation: $3.50; terms. OPEN. PERRY
BOSWELL, INC. 1904 r. l. AVE. NE
WA. $500. EWES. AND SUN. CALL MR.
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20 ,., hHI JILL les IN
squares from bus; average 25xl05; located
one square west Of N. 9th and Buchanan
sts: $500 per lot includes utilities; will
subordinate half for acceptable builder
WARWICK MONTGOMERY.
OH sUS0. 1115 Wilson Blvd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

BOAT loans and rennancins. Lloyd r.
Fast, Inc. 3O40 =. Cd. Blvd. Mad oit2
NhNf rs 20 3s-ft. -cruser-Twih screw
Have 2o' Car wood cabin utility with
cow. club coupe ana cssh - trade. Gail
NO. $3.50 Sunday, or NO. e7et week days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

TWO Ford dump trucks with contract 'oh
worth looking at 1919 Evans. Vinewood
$685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Wanted to Rent Rooms

worker wants or
roam house Temple 2-p7Ss
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"A Automobiles for Sale

MERCURY - 1912 sedan coupe. s.pass.;
only few miles dark maroon gas
heater; custom uphol Save dollars.
LINCOLN SALES TO. s-7Ssi
Ford n p. Bldg, 10000 Woodward, al Sears
HUDsON--i93T -Four Door De Luxe sedan
radio and heater; 1929. one-third down
will trade. Law and kONaik. 1i6Oi Liver.
nois. Northlawn es2o.
HuDSoN-'4i de luxe trunk SEDAN YOU
viii be proud 20 own this one, spoiless
npish, every extra. excellent tires. eacri-
nee sale. trade terms. 100 cars 20 choose
ftom. Wrigley's
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CHERRYLAwN. i5445-Upper income. s.
room; adults only; convenient transports-
ltlon.
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WE PAY MORE

for your car 4, doesn't have 20 he paid for
BUYERS FOR ~. DAKOTA MARKET
WEST VERNON
CO. 1855 W. VERNON ny
BRING YOUR TITLE Ia 1929
WILL BUY low-raiicsre tate model ear
from private owner only. Northla~n
4i94, between 1913
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Trucks Wanted
Autos for Hire

ANY make. model or condition for junk
ing Arrow Truck PartS Lafayette 1850.
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Auto Parts and Wrecking


RENDERS ALL cARs-s2.5o UP
1928 HOLDEN MA. ot2o
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Rentals Wanted


COUPLE desire broom house. fat; he
tween Grand Rver-Joy Road, Grand
Boulevard section Tyler 5-302o.
COUPLE desire fat, income, house; Ess,
side. Native Detroiters. Draft exempt.
Niagara 1878.
COUPLE desire As rooms. heated. income
East side. Tuxedo 10000.
NANTED-Two or three rooms. furnished
or unfurnished income southeast vicinity,
near transportation. or I or Groom apart
ment Csn Drexel 5407
CoLORED family, three working adults
want SIS room house. fiat Immediately.
References. MElross 1910
-cotOEEf- DsR employees, small chit
dren, desire 5.S-room house. flat. apart
ment, Tyler 5-i3i2
cOLORED family. city empioys wishes As
room unfurnshed house. fat, Temple
7-44p4.
CoLoRED - Unfurnished 3-4-room house
apartment DsR employe Randolph 1915.
G0k0RED Etri wants room or share house.
keeping. Townsend 5-eis4
CoLoRED-Defense worker wants 4 or s.
ronn house Temple 2-p7ss. -
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Houses for Rent


BUY u acre, $3.50. IS dn. erow your owr
food. Tromnlsy, al n. Main, r, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

INDIAN Sc Jr Scout $50 viii handle
rebuilt reflnishcd tires like new 90 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
-NEFF RD., WARREN-TO -MACK-
Housekeeping Rooms

CoNLEY, l3436-Two modern unfurnished
rooms. Puttsh tenants preferred. Twin
brook 2-0s53.
HARMON. j93--H Housekeeping room: also
sleeping room; good transportation 1870
iCoLoRED - Ligh; housekeeping rooms.
Rear 1898 St Joseph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

CASH for ~ IS. 80 Harley Davidson
y "7"' or 81: must be extra nice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

COLoRED couple wants furnished room Q
small apartment. Temple 2-31l7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Automobiles Wanted

WANTED--5O clean cars: 3ss, 3e's. t0's;
any make or model get my bid before
YOU sell. cash waiting.
CHARLES SMITH
! 3sss LTvERNois NO. e72i
WANTED-is 1898 or 1859 Chevrolet sedan.
IN good condition, will pay cash. CAL
Dahrhoru Ng4a
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WANTED room and hoard for 2-year-old
hoy Phone TErrace 2-o6s0, Apt. 30.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
lngs In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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LIEUT.. c. ]. KIMBALL is
RECENT ARRIVAL HERE

1t. Charley J. Kimbal arrived III
Sitka Tuesday to assume duties as
the new officer in charge Of the
Alaska Communication System sta
ton. He replaces 1t. Vern j. Ho-
ban. who has been in charge here
for the past two years.
1t. and Mrs. Hoban departed for
Ketchikan where the Lieutenant
will be officer in charge of the Al
aska Communication System station
there.
1t. Kimball halls from Dutch
Harbor where he has been III
charge of the station for the past
year and half.
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H0USE0k'S
Strike BILL
2t9T0 1o2

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Com-
promise legislation to curb strikes
in the war industries and to out
law them in government -operat-
ed plants, has passed the House.
The Senate is yet to act on the
House action of PIG to 1872 ballots
cast on the conference report draft
ed by the joint Senate and House
Committee after the two branches
had disagreed
Opponents claimed that labor was
being 'pilloried and lynched," and
sought unsuccessfully to strike out
provisions requiring a 30-day no
tice period for a ballot by the work
ers before a strike could be called
in war industry not operated by
the government.
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Is 10
Pay Mother
$500 Weekly
Movie Actor Signs Agree
ment Pending Out
come OF Trial

LOS ANGELES, June 12.-Char-
lie Chaplin has agreed to pay $500
cash, at 500 weekly, for the sup
port of Joan Berry pending trial
of suit to determine the pater-
nifty of her unborn child.
Chaplin explicitly denied he is
the father. Miss Berry's mother,
Gertrude Berry, filed a six-page
stipulation in Superior Court, fix
ing the payments and the condi-
lions under which they win be
made. One of these is to permit the
infant to have blood tests taken to
determine paternity
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RED PILOTS
DOWN SEVEN
ATTACKERS
Russians Send Fighters Up
at Night 10 Defend
Factories

MOSCOW, June IL. - Dramatic
acts of heroism were performed
night after night by Red Army pi-
lots who roared into the milky
white night" above Cork to pro-
tect the vital munitions center
from German raiders, dispatches
from the thrice-bombed city said,
Reports describing the third raid
in five nights on the production
plants $50 miles east of Moscow
said seven enemy bombers were
downed by the Russ pilots.
Land fighting today was con-
fined to feeler stabs, softening up
blows by heavy artillery, but both
air forces continued to drive home
blows expected to pave the way
for the start of 1943 offensives.
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MRS. ]. G. SHEPARD is
HONORED BY LUNCHEON

Mrs. Lulu Workman and Mrs. w
C. Charters were co-hostesses at
a buffet luncheon last week, given
in honor of Mrs. J. G. Shepard
who accompanied her husband to
Sitka on business trip. Guests ut
the luncheon were Mesdames Earl
Shennett, Harold Hodgins, Louis
Scharpenberg, Phillip Johnson,
Werner Solely, John Littlepage, Guy
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GLEN COVE, N. Y, June r.
Dirck Roosevelt, third son of Maj.
Kermit Roosevelt who died recently
in Alaska, has volunteered for mill
tary service and will report for his
physical exam Monday.
Eighteen years old, he is the
grandson of the late President and
graduated from Brooks School,
North Andover, Mass, this week. If
accepted, he will be the fourteenth
member of the late Presidents
family in the armed forces. His two
older brothers already are in the
service.
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NO GERMANS,
pANTELLER|A

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, June 12.-More
than 10000 Italians have been
taken prisoner on Pantelleria. AS
far as known there is not Ger
man among them.
Not single casualty occurred
among the Allied troops that land
ed on the island.
Three thousand of the Italians
are enroute to the mainland this
afternoon and the other prisoners
are only awaiting transportation.
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NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS
TO TAKE OFFICE JUNE

Mrs. Hattie Peterman, newly
elected senior regent of the Ladies
of the Moose, will take office on
June 16.
Other newly elected officers who
assume their duties are Mrs. Cath
crime Shennett, junior regent; Mrs.
Lulu Workman, chaplain; Mrs. Mil
lie Morgan, recorder; and Mrs.
Mamie Susort who becomes treas-
urer.
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MRS. c. PETERSON is
HOSTESS AT DINNER

Many guests attended a buffet
dinner given by Mrs Charles Pet
erson Tuesday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. G. Shepard, Captain M Wexler,
Captain F. Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Workman, Mrs. W. c. Char
teris, Mrs. William Sarvella, MI.
and Mrs Earl Shennett, Miss Ella
Weaver, and 1t j. Harden were
among the guests present.
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MRS. ERNIE CARTER is
HOME FROM TRIP SOUTH

After an absence of three months
in the States, Mrs. Ernie Carter
is returning today. She was pre-
ceded north two weeks ago by Mr..
Carter who came by plane by way
of Whitehorse.
While they were south, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter visited in California,
Oregon and Washington. They spent
some time in Portland, Ore, where
Mrs. Carter went through a medi-
cal clinic, and considerable time IN
southern California.
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today from the States where she
has been for the last three months.
Mrs. Curtis was accompanied south
by her daughter; Mrs. Vern Solely
who preceded her home and by
her daughter in-law, Mrs. Henry
Sully, of Juneau.
While away Mrs. Curtis spent the
greater part of her time in Sc
attic and other cities of the North
west
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MRS. NELS DRUGG AND
CHILDREN GO SOUTH

Leaving Sitka for the States this
week was Mrs Nels Drugg, long
time resident, accompanied by her
daughter, Virginia, and son, War
rem. The family plan to visit Mrs.
Drugg's relatives in the East and
Virginia, this years graduate Of
Sitka High School, will enter col
lege in the fall
Mr.. Drugg will remain in Sitka
until the close of the fishing sea-
son when he will join his family.
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TO PUNISH
SOLDIERS
WHO RIOT

LOS ANGELES, June 12.-Maj.
Gen Murray, commanding the
Southern California sector of the
Western Defense Command, prom
ised military punishment today for
all soldiers found guilty of riotous
conduct.
He issued this statement during
a lull in the conflict which has
ragged nightly for a week between
service men and zoot-suited bands
of juveniles.
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MR.. AND MRS. w. A. BOYD
ARRIVE FROM SOUTH

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Boyd
were passengers arriving today from
the States, and will spend some
time in Sitka.
Mrs. Boyd is principal owner of
the Silver Foam and has been in
the States for the last year and
q half
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BETTY LOU NEWCOMB
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Betty Lou Newcomb was honored
last week by group of playmates
to celebrate her eighth birthday
anniversary. The afternoon was
spent in outdoor games with re-
freshments following.
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LEAVES For SOUTH

Mrs. villa Stevens, former clerk
of the Selective Service Board, de-
parted by boat for the States this
week. She will visit her mother and
other friends and relatives in Port
land. Ore.
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SITKA MERCHANT is
HOME FROM SOUTH

Mrs. Lucy L. Reinke, owner of
the Reinke Dress Shop, returned
today from the States where she
had been for the last seven weeks
on a combined vacation and buy
ing trip.
Mrs. Reinke spent some time
visiting her son, A. B. Holt, and
his family in Snohomish, Wash
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-12
FORMAL USO DANCE
HAS NOVELTY PRIZES

A formal USO dance was held
in the high school gymnasium last
Friday. Prizes were awarded for
a iitterbug and waltz contest by
USO Director Everett Craven. Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse McGraW. and Mr.
and Mrs. j. M Arnold were hosts
for the service men for the eve
ming.
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w. z. MILLS is SITKA
ARRIVAL FROM SOUTH

w. P. Mills, one of the princi-
pal owners of the Sitka Cold Stor-
age Company, and owner of con-
siderable property in the city,
arrived today from Seattle where
he has been making his home for
several years. He will be here on
business for some time.
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MRS. ROBERT HAGEN is
HONORED BY SHOWER

A stork shower in honor of Mrs
Robert Hagen was held at the
home of Mrs. Vern McGraw last
week. Mrs. Hagen received many
lovely gifts. Games were played
and refreshments we're served dur
ing the evening.
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REV. HILLERMAN TO
CONDUCT SERVICES

Lutheran Church services will be
conducted by Rev Herbert Hitler
man of Juneau during the next
few weeks while Rev. Hugh Dow
Ter and family vacation in the
States.
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VISITOR RETURNING

Mrs. Paul Morgan has been in
Juneau the past two weeks visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. William
Jorgenson. She will return home
Friday.
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BuL HOLT ARRIVES

Returning to Sitka on a business
trip this week was Bill Holt, pro-
prietor of Hollis Mems Shop. Mr..
Holt will remain in Sitka for a
short time.
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In capturing Tripoli, the British
Eighth Army advanced nearly
400 miles. as far as from oNew
York to New Orleans.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-12
r. SITKA NEWS x

A resident of Sitka for nearly
twenty years, Mrs. Drugg was hon
ored by several luncheons and
tea during the last month.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-12
MRS. MARY PETERSON Is
ARRIVAL HOME TODAY

Mrs. Mary Peterson. owner of
the Sitka Bazaar, returned home
today after spending the last sew
eral months in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-12

Barnard, Charles Peterson, Jack
Conway, Martha Kostrometinoft
and Neil Anderson.
The echo., 1943-07-30

Mrs. Lena Gordan, sister to Mrs.
Mammie Johnson, left the city Sun
day for Savannah, Ga, where she is
visiting her son who is stationed in
Savannah Mrs Gordan is expected
to be gone around ten days.
The echo., 1943-07-30
PRIZES

Reverend ]. E. Grace of Porterville
received the first cash prize for hav-
ing the highest number of members
present over 20. Mr.. c. L. Moore of
State Line received third prize for
having the highest number present
over fifteen and Mrs. NJ E. Curry
of State Line received the third cash
prize for having the highest number
present over twelve. All three of
these lodges were well represented.
They rendered some beautiful selec-
tions in the form Of songs, solos and
paper.