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Evening star., 1943-01-30
Natures Children
Nv IIUIUAN roy ATHEY
BY LILLIAN COX Al
DIATOMS.

Diatoms are the smallest algae.
They are microscopic in size and
when seen under magnifying
glass, are unlimited in variety and
beauty. They are found In both
fresh and salt water.
In countless numbers, they float
on the surface of the water. and. to-
gether with other minute free-float-
ing organism, form the basis Of the
food supply of our food fishes. We
may have read the words algae and
diatom time and again, not realiz-
ing that these "seaweeds' are SO
much more important to us thar
many of the words we have taken
time to look up.
The indestructible shells OF the
diatoms float gradually to the foo.
of the sea, finally forming deposits
Evening star., 1943-01-30
50 Cadets to Be Guests
At Holton Arms Dance

Fifty naval aviation cadets from
the Naval Air Station In Anacostia
will be entertained at dance at 8
o'clock tonight at the Holton Arms
School.
The dance was arranged through
the Home Hospitality Committee
here.
Evening star., 1943-01-30

Paul and Julia stramst. Girl.
Arthur and Nancy ,symington, boy.
Wyatt W. aaE and Anna sfe Thompson. @ sirl-boy twin
Clifford and Maurine Thurman, sirl.
James and Ruth Wald, girl.
Ro6srt Bob. ,na and ri,, EySy W.ns. Wsll:n' SIT
Sherman ana Miriam Westrich; srl,
Walter, sr.; and Helen Wormeldnn' boy
George and Ruth Wuesterfeld. girl.
William and Elsie Youngman, boy.
James and Helen AIexander. boy.
Joseph and Clara Bostic, boy.
Valmor and TIME Brax, slrl.
Calvin and Della Butler. girl.
Georse and Florence Clark, boy.
Hawthorne and Mary Cove, boy.
Norman and Lucille Forster boy.
Richard and Inez Fox. girl
Watty and Gertruds Frazier; sirl.
John and Ruth Gray, boy.
| Charles and Mary Grayson, rirl.
Alphonso and GRACE Green. Eirl.
Robert and Eta Hsckett, boy.
Macy and Helen Hall, boy.
Charles and Doris Harley. girl.
Melvin and Pearl Harris. boy
Jerome and Ellen Hayes, girl.
George and ElenoIe Hill, boy.
slrklinE sno Edith Jenkins boy.
Andrew ana Dorothy Jones, boy.
Robert and Alberta Jones. Girl.
Arvel and Theresa Langley, boz.
Victor and Isabelle Lawson, boy.
William and Mamie Lewis, srl.
James and Mary Mcleod, boy.
James and May Oliver, girl.
Earl and Blanche Proctor, boy.
James and Mary Robinson, Eirl.
Ellsworth and Hazel Savoy, boy.
| Wardeu and Regina Thomas. boy.
Andrew and Mildred Todd, boy
James and Fannie Whitley, boy.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
Births Reported

Eusene AID Dorothy Au5usterfer, girl.
Alton and Mary Baker. bow.
Kenneth and Margaret Beard, boy.
Ernest and Lillian Blanks, soy
Jehn 70. A.. and ~ LoEratSe sv Ba6eock' sr; boy
ohn and dhi iiiisn kiinhfyn Bensen 5nssr rir p0S
David and Lois Biose. IT., boy.
William and Lucy Boswell, girl.
Walter and Vireinia BRYAN. boy
Anthony and Madeline CHRISTOPHER boy.
Eugene s1oT ,nd s9d MfIar.d GisTs Sas5on Gon SRI
Frank and Mary Cordovella. boy.
ESTsd Fo1rs. snS and YTFnc VIE rSSn csSner hoe boy
Robert ard Marsaret cuthill' girl.
Ralph afd Mary Deal boy
O'Neal and LOIS Dennis, boy
T Rennsth Haq and YIns Anna SSni D5wnins s'i sir.
Charles and Mary Drake. boy.
RehsTd Rs9 sns sns Ky' a. popT. pTss, i5 so, 6oy
Cal an and 10 LSrTsins H Ermsr. ER boy, boy.
Thomas and Sue FarrelI, sirl.
Msis" N.4s ,na aGd Bsf3S Elys Fflss Fissr boz S5y
Herbert f.I1s. AZ snd IL. Lucy r. zHma Ford; sri,
EsT.n snk snd ana 1ss oees Boz boz
}HssPs 'a6 nhaFSSsFs, Garrett Ell s
Max and Eloise Gershenson. Rirl
Thomas I6siI - sna a.iae Bessie Goinss Eirl
Gordon and Nina Green boy.
John and Maiden Grimes, boy.
RsyImond RsyI snd Helen 81 e Grimes Iss sirl
Ralph and Rita Hall girl,
T.sI TWiIi,sam an s9d vI Betts ., Hamilton: SRI;
Samuel and Rosalie Helolin. twin boys,
John and Dovie Herndon. girl.
James james and and Msris Holland SRI, frii,i'''' XII
Vincent aud Harriet Hunserford boy.
Stanley and Marssret Jsresh, girl
hlnsworth and Loretts Isheryoo boy
PsgpS md snS ehn. xaa sSfSs Issko s soy boy
lanes and Myrtle JOINER; boy
Paul and Emiiv last twin sirls, '"''
ThsSmaS + "a snd Betty LinsiIns: sirl
yohp Fs and ehS MsT,hs iHsn1 MahsneS s6eS* sT FL sf
Hewitt and Mildred Mavs, boy.
| Raymond and Edna MinetTee, sirl
;,'1 EgSene and t1y1se .1.S lsnSs. lMsoodispsy boy
Evert and Hnlda MovSll, girl.
| Curtis and Vida Muir. girl
! Hrrndon and ,verns Murray, sirl
Frederick and conehits Nishwitz XII.
/ Edward and Ruth o'Dsa, sirI
James and cordelis Psdsett sirl.
! Harry and Elsie Psrlin boy.
/ Abrshsm and Helen Psrys, boy
Peter and Stella Pstroutsa. boy.
| John and Ruth Prince, boy.
| Harold and Eliza beth Redick. boy
| Joseph and Elizabeth Ridsell, sirl
/ william and Helen Roberts, girl.
| Gerard and Jane Sandves. boy.
| Leonard and Selma Sawyer, girl.
| Arthur and Esther Shane. Iirl.
George and Mary sheahin, boy.
Allan ana Ramona Smith. girl
Hyman and Rebeccs setzsky, boy.
Lynn and virginia Starr, boy.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
the DAYS HIGH tl6HTS.

WRAL, 3:s5-Metropoi'sn Opera: Salute 10
Poland, with message by Polish Ambassador
Jan ceehanowski,
WBV, 5:00-tlsyelsnd Symphony Redllnski
conducts radio premier Of Barioks Violin Con
tefo.
WpC, 5;0o-Doeion al War: Surgeon Cen
srsI Thomas paHan speaks.
WMAL, s:i5-Bostoa Symphony George
Sell conducts Schubert, "Symphony No. ] In
A MajaY"
Evening star., 1943-01-30
kensineton Serup Sought

Kensington Md residents are
urged to bring their scrap metal,
rubber, old radios and tin cans to
the Kensington firehouse. Those
Unable to bring scrap to the fre-
house are asked TO call Kensington
go and arrangements will be made
to pick II up.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
Issued At Rockville.

Anthony Peter Klocko. So. and Edith c.
Tucker, 40, both OF washinston.
Joseph Robert Stewart, 81. and Louise
Marie Burke, A. both Of washington
Sam Holiday. 80. and Irene Thompson co.
r.pmnn pn,n u rrsnei. Pirro, "a. solway. N. Y,
and Evelyn Frances sirrei' 81 Silver
Andrew Franklin Burton. 35. and Pearl
Marian White. 20, both OF WASHINGTON:
William L. Donsife. 81. and Miriam B.
Lutz. %, both of Frederick, Md;
John Peyton Hobson. %. Pikeville' Ky. :,
and. Margaret Lomax TAYLOR, 2l. Silver
Lloyd German Mcintyre. 81. Camp Crow
der. Mo. and L. Gertrude Kibler. is,
Samuel Lewis Watts. 80, Fort Dix. N. j.,
and Mary Purvis. "a Washington.
Albert II sr.unstsi a. siysr sprins
Joseph Lee 'l. colsman. e. Wsshnston' sn,ia and
Victor Robinson Larsen, 81. and Frances
Louise Ocborn. 22, both of Bethesda,
Ralph Breeden, 10. Bethesda. and Vir-
ginia Colon, Is. Washington.
Robert P. Awkward, tr, 80, and Bernice
Matthews. 2s, Sandy Spring. Md
Joseph Addison. 81. and Marjorie Ellison,
10 both Of Rackville.
Harvey Milton Mathews AZ: Chevy Chase.
Md. and Inez Holland. 20, Washington.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
Horse Meat Ban Asked

DENVER, Colo. R.-sale Of
horse meat for human consumption
would be made Illegal under a bill
introduced by State Senator Curtis
P. Ritchie Of Pueblo. His battle
cry: "Out here we don't eat 'em, we
ride 'em!"
Evening star., 1943-01-30

dpplU JOr marriage tNeHSe On
one day, uatt three tuu days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Harold N. Kagan. %. 313 Farrssut st.
NV. and Freda D. Levinson, y, 53sI
Kansas ave. NV; the Rev. ssemach
Green
william ,sa fss.ss Es.sor T. T. sm.9ood s REssn' +
5000 10th st. NV: the Rev Z. H.
Stevens
william l. Foust. ir., -. 4oos Garrison st
525 Somerset pl. NV: the Rev. l.. A.
MeGlone.
Emanuel j Pluchino, %. Navy yard and
Anna NJ. Cristoldi, 81. 4a19 Nebraska
ave. NV; the Rev. c. D. German.
Robert L. Deaton. rs. 1925 18th st. NV
and Luella NJ. Pregal. 1s, Long Beach
Calf, the Rev. C. z. McGaughey.
Norbert P. Neumann 33. Fort Washington
spIps sns as Jsns *. Rev oassII GnarIes ser
Laura Hunter. "a, 1858 5th st. n-w. the
Rev. J. L. White. s
Robert p. Sullivan. 10. and Helen 3
Rosh Ii. se eer eo5h 6 o. s,tI,yan Sps n'cn0'S0h 81
ran and rh.ima M. Groves, 20. JasonTille
Ind; the Rev. Harry Eyaul.
Nathaniel Thompson. 40. Fort Meade, Nd,
and Vivian C. Reynolds. 14ql re"
Paul SfFi N or nrard, n" BE-. h xankakee, M and
Marssret T gshr, 81. As Inaependsnce
Aasis sEs S " c.ins ins Has s. e s Pa
the Rev. j. c. BAN,
AtSss sss b.sts ssye VI vsea IL s' snsa ish
NV: NV the Rev, B T. Beckham.
Willie Whit.aeld, a =; T., tnd sesS.e 4 n, Rev
asasS$ s%,3$ 5tsss, cI!y S,;sn' sas
Mar n NV: y tss H.llsm.nr Ran = s.ssm!th ss
and Thomssine Fount .in.. IS 1880 g
ch.r.s St ar 4 4: a:ns:1.en ssz = 81 rIss4 carroll
burg St. s.w., and Marv Z. Greene. go
i4sI H.lf & .v; the ssv e Sofl 7 ! Gsyns s.'Tair
pi ; nv: W. the Rev j F. whittheld -.
BOYD ", Hovssrd. e; hib'ns' ". va, r,.insl ana
Edward PATTERSON, r.. -. and MARY M
johnson. 2s both Of 1889 Sth st. NV;
'isia Mary p, M.ttin: "a Stockton, Calf; the
"irts'" ave ne. and Ass.s D. BOYD, e 1922
12.h ,1 s, ne the r. Esv Miis1.d j. ssss sh.cke
hef ford I'd s IT, both st a87 L ST. NV; the
Stanley nes M 1wanejko. ] "a. Boiling Field
and Jean Lucille Lyons; 81. lie lsa Webster
st. NV: the Rev. C.; W. shurin w
David J Mckinney. %, Huntington, w
va. and Mary L. WINCHESTER, =, ,in -"
wsiter r. Krostek. 25, Boiling FED ano1 - :
Josephlne $. r,sisS sitarski' IS 6l4 e ST. NV
81 NV. and Carolyn G. Smith. IS, 1900
KENNEDY st. NV: the Rev. w. ]. motifs
and and Mary e. Heintze. IS. 1914 sprins
George L. Herbeck. "a, 1915 Delafeld o.
NV. and Theresa j. Bisciottl, 70. IsI'
Euclid St: nv: tn. Reyi J. Oh r. snrhs ~
IAN and Dorothy I. seifsrt. Is, 1920 T st
se: the Rev D. c. keenan, w.
Bernard G. Savage, IS, Waiter Reea no hos
pital. and Irene R: Chezik . "a 6lls
DOUGLAS A. Perlich,, q, II III 1,d, st or M Il
NV; the Rev. J. c.. Ball.
Frederick c. Belen, %. lani WHyo1ataass
Monroe st. NV; the Rev. r. B. Harris.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
Class That Entered
New Coolidge High in
1910 Is Graduated
Dr.. Holmes Presides
As Diplomas Are
Presented TO IS

DR.. Chester w Holmes, hrst as
sistant superintedent of schools. last
night presided over graduation ex-
ercises at Calvin Coolidge High
School.
The se students had spent all but
one semester Of their high school
course at Coolidge. entering when
the new high school opened in Sep
tember. 1910.
Evening star., 1943-01-30

Last cali today for my pamphlet iist-
ins the zoo hardest-to-speI Ensiish
words, Send 4 stamped t3:centl, self
ADDRESSED envelope TO Frank Colby, 10
care of Ths Evening Star. ASK for
eFHLN6 Pamphlet.
released By the Bell Syndicate, Ine)
Evening star., 1943-01-30

WHV, S3o-Hobby Lobby; Radio singers
whose hobby Is wsf work.
WMAL. o:3o-SpotIighi Band; Band Of he
week is Horace Heidf,.
WRc, f0:00-Sports Aswassl: Col. Sioop.
nagIe, guest.
WhAl, t0;i5-Uniied States forces in
Britain salute President Roosevelt on his birth
day.
WpC, t0;30Lefs Play Reporter A feature
writer is quest contestant on the quiz.
Evening star., 1943-01-30

Buy bonds. Give up that trip you
had planned, and give bomber .
trip to Toxic.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
Issued At Alexandria.

Marjorie Capps, "a, wsshington,
Lester shreiner, %, Fort Belvoir' ano
Sophie Wydo. %. Alexandris. .na
Alma Margaret Reisle, II, Danville Pa
Roland A. Collins, 33. and Mildred E.
Girard, SO. both Of Washinston
William r. Fredenfelt, 81. and Helen r.
Young, 26 both Of Hartford. Conn, .,
James r Petty, 20, and June Grigss le'
both Of Alexandria.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
Points for Parents
Nv EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
DINKY DINKERTON

II is unfair to both the neat
and the careless sister to allo,D
one to do the tcork TOR them both.
Evening star., 1943-01-30

WNDC, ti:00-pfesideafs Birthday Bali
pskups from Army camps and hotels.
WhAl, Wpc, VOL. WIN, ii:f5-AmeTta
SsIuies the Presidents Birthday: The President
speaks; an intsniils paralysis dramaiIlaiion is
presented by Norman lowin, and ihas are
piekups from the various balls Throughout, the
Nation.
VOL, t2:30-Msrine Base Auditorium Dsd-
cation Leopold Siokowski toaduds Southern
California Symphony si Na Diego.
Evening star., 1943-01-30

Kovslski. Stephen I,
Krensky. Maurice c.
Lsmoros. Alice
Lawrence, Malcolm
Leweck, Mary A.
LIrpold, Doris K
1yddane. Mary 3.
McCsry, Mason L.
Miskin, Rose
Moran, Dixie a
Mueller, Rudy W.
Murray, Eunics r.
Nash, Doris
Nickols, Frank A.
Nisewsnner, c. L. .
Patrick. vsrna J.
Patterson, Z, L.
Preclude, Airline q.
Prescher, Elaine J.
Reifkind. Bertrsm
Rice, Betty l..
Schuettler, Dolly
Scott, Elizabeth I.
Scott, Sarah 4.
Shankman, Bernard
Showslter. David n.
Silver, Warren q.
Skinker. Tommy c.
Smith, Sylvia J
Spencs, Frances 3.
Steele, william B,
stilson. Lewis =.
Traylor, Mary L.
Walford, Mary Z
Walter, Richard n.
Walton. Howard 3.
Warren, u. B., ir.
Whitman, Jane l..
Whitney. NJ. r..
Wilson, Joseph W.
Wright, Ruth NJ.
Wright, Shirley NJ.
Yarnoh, Leroy NJ.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
Marriage License
ApDIicotions

Under D. c. lau, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Uatt three fuU days and
receiUe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
Those receiving diplomas are. !.

Alpert, Hymen n.
Amorogi. c. L.
Atkin. Dorothy NJ.
Balderston, c. B.
Banning, George 6.
Barker. Luch c.
Hasiliko, Gregory q
Baumer, Marie A.
Baxter, Jack L.
Bonanno, Mary
Brown. Marjorie J.
Bruk. John r.
Carey. E1dsNA.
Csrrera, Henry N.
Christensen, w. A.
Clark, Mary J.
Collins. Clark
Comfort, Helen L.
Daniel. Ann
Deatheraee, Alice L
Drullaro. J. NJ.
Duckworth. D. r.
Edlovitch, Dora
Elam. william N.
Frxleben, Barbara
Fsbrizio, Francis Y
Faeue. Leonora A,
Finnell. Donald Z.
Fraser, Donald
Frazier. Doris r.
Gradiian, June I.
Graham. Helen X.
Grigs, Evelyn v.
Grillo, June z.
Gross, william A.
HaSgart. Jane
Killers, Richard c.
Hinton. James l..
Hite, Audrey r.
Holt. Verna X.
Hoover, Mary J.
johnson, Sybil J.
Kemp. Robert N.
Evening star., 1943-01-30

Ldst-mtnute changes IN radio rro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late for correction that day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30

 SAYS HE'S
 FINE NOW
Has Recovered from Pneu. monia = Never Lost
 Official Contact

LONDON, Dec. 30.-British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in a jocular personal note" issued through No. 10 Downing Street, an- nounces to the Allied Nations he has recovered from his bout with pneumonia and all along he has been able to discharge fully his of- ficial duties.
 Churchill said he now felt better than at any time since leaving Eng land, although he is in need of a few weeks of sunshine to restore his strength.
 Churchill joshed the censorship by saying: Now I am leaving the place I have been staying for an unknown destination
 Churchill stated specifically: T have not at any time had to re- linquish my part in the direction of affairs and there has not been the slightly delay in giving decisions required by me. I am now able to transact business fully. I have a highly efficient nucleus of staff. I am in full and daily correspond ence with London"
 It is disclosed that Churchill in- tended to visit the Italian front when illness interrupted his plans after the Cairo-Teheran conferences.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
r1tz7kx ~ DESERT VICTORY
NO MORE COAL FOR WEST SAYS
 HAROLD ICkES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Secre. tary of the Interior and Fuel Ad- ministrator Harold L. Ickes, an- nounced today that the hard coal shortage in the East is so severe that no more of the fuel will be shipped west of the Ohio-Pennsyl- vania boundary until April 1.
 Embargo on the westward ship ments provide about 100000 addi- tional tons for the East.
 Replying sarcastically to the War Manpower Commission. Ickes ass serted that he was more positive than ever that the coal shortage was due ito considerable extent" to the manpower shortage and accused the commission of giving no help except to conduct recruiting campaigns which were unsuccessful.
 President Roosevelt recently told all department heads in strongly- worded order, not to carry on any more ifterdepartnental controver- sies publicly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
PLANE I5,
 WRECKED
 AT NOME
Pilot Goza in Accident when Landing on Iced
 Field from K0tzebue

NOME, Alaska, Dec. 30.-Taking off with an ordinary load of freight, Pilot Clarence Goza, of the Ferguson Airways, from Kotzebue, wrecked his plane on beach landing field at Nome
 The accident was caused by hum mocks on the iced field as the result of heavy snow, and the left ski of the plane was torn off, causing the plane to swerve in several directions.
 This resulted in both being tipped and damaged considerably. The under structure was completely wrecked
 GOZa was on return trip from Kotzebue when the accident oc- cured and he was fortunate in re- ceiving no injuries from the mishap.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
JApS ALERT
 ENEMY, SAYS
 ROOSEVELT
First Raid on Maxim Found If Unprotected
 Raid Different

SAN DIEGO, Calif., Dec. 30.-Lt. Col. James Roosevelt told an aud fence here that changes made on Maxim Island in 15 months, the in- terval between the two attacks on the atoll, demonstrated the Japanese are an alert enemy to be reckoned with.
 The first raid was an experimental one, Roosevelt said, and was made when the Japs were not ready to hold their positions in the back yard and found the atoll lightly equip ped. On the second raid, Maxim was crammed with added equipment and defense emplacements, capable of withstanding a heavy seize.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
ELECTRIC IRONS,
 BATHTUB5 TO BE
 PRODUCED IN "A

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Orders for the first important production resumption of civilian goods since the war began have been issued by the War Production Board. Two million electric irons and 50,00O bathtubs have been authorized for production next year.
 The bathtubs will however be restricted for use of war housing projects. The electric iron produc- tion will be approximately 40 per- cent of the normal years manufac- ture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
NEVER AGAIN

CAMP CROWDER, Mo. When It. Frederick Mattox was commits stoned in the Signal Corps his broth CT, Robert. then a student at the University of Pennsylvania, laugh ingly wrote, "I'll never, never salute you.' But now he salutes him almost every day, because his brother is now his instructor in Central Signal Corps School here, where Pfc. Robert is a communica- tions student. Both formerly lived at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
|U50 PERFORMERS REACH NORTH ON
 TOUR, ARMY CAMPS

SEATTLE, Dec. 30.-Ingrid Berg man and a company of USO per formers have arrived in Alaska on a tour of military camps, It. Charles D. Chubback, Commanding Officer for the Alaskan Department in Se- attle, announces.
 With Bergman are Neil Hamilton, screen star: Joan. Barlow, singer, Nancy Barnes, accordinist, and Mar vel Andre, singer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
GINGER ROGERS, RAY MIlLAND IN
 10TH CENTURY BILL

If ever there was picture to put one in high humor, it is Para mounts engaging comedy, The Major and the Minor" which bowed into the 20th Century last night with Ray Midland and Ginger Rog- CTS in the title roles.
 The sight of vivacious, exciting Miss Rogers masquerading as a pig tailed twelve -year-old and in one scene even pretending to be her own mother, is really hilarious screen fare.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
CATHOLIC SERVICE
 ON NEW YEARS DAY

At the Catholic Church Of the Nativity on New Years Day (Sat- urday) the following is the order of services: 6 am, Holy mass; 8;3O am, Holy mass and instruction; 10:30 am, High mass and sermon followed by Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
SHOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 30. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 61s, American Can 83, Anaconda 24a4, Bethlehem Steel 56h, Commonwealth and Southern M, Curtiss Wright 5H International Harvester 7l7s, Kennecott 301s, New York Central l5%, Northern Pacific 147s, United States Steel 5l, Pound $4.04.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: Industrials, 136.20; rails 33.53; utilities, 21.80.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
Sr0Rk5 BRINGS BABY DAUGHTER
 TO H. F0RTIERS

MT. and Mrs. Henry Fortier are receiving the congratulations of their friends today on the birth of a daughter last night at St. Ann's Hospital. The young lady made her appearance at $50, and tipped the scales at six pounds and eight ounces. She will be named Rondi June, and both child and mother are reported as getting along fine.
 Peter Harry entered the Govern ment Hospital yesterday for medical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
S(0TTI5H RITE WILL HOLD RECEPTION ON
 SATURDAY AFTERNOON

The Scottish Rite will hold their annual New Year reception Satur- day afternoon at the Scottish Rite Temple between 2 and 5 o'clock.
 The reception, which is informal, is for all Masons and their families, including the Order of Eastern Star DeMolay Boys and Rainbow Girls.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
 pARTI5ANS
 HIT NAzI5

LONDON, Dec. 3O.-Yugoslav Par tisans, boldly striking 25 miles into Northern Italy, have destroyed a German transport column near Gorizia< on the railway extending southward to Trieste.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all of the per- sons who sent flowers in the recent death of our mother, especially Mrs. Jack Clark, Mrs. Hoopes. the Government Hospital staff and the Baranof Coffee Shop staff, also MT. and Mrs. Andrew Kashevarof. We are grateful for this kindness. THE PROKOPIOF FAMILIES
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
 OF DRAFT EVASION

John Mike Pavlik is in the Federal Jail, having been arrested by the U. s. Marshal's Office on charge of draft evasion. He was arraigned by U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray this morning and his bond was set at 5000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30

A baby girl, weighing six pounds and five ounces was born to Mrs. Harlove Fortier at $50 o'clock last evening at St. Ann's Hospital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
KELLYs AT GAsTINEAU

MT. and Mrs. Ward Kelly are guests at the Gastineau Hotel. They are registered from Strawberry Point.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
IN FROM STRAWBERRY

In from Strawberry Point, G. E. Bierhaus and B. F. Schultis are 1 guests at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30
HOSPITAL NOTES

c. w. Hubbard, medical pa tient, has been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Mrs. G. E. Krause was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical care.
 Andrew Charlie, of Angoon, was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital on Wednesday for medical care.
 Frank Higuerra, medical pa tient, has entered St Ann's Hospital from Excursion Inlet.
 Baby Harvey Frazier was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday.
 Charles Switzer was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital on Wednesday for medical care
 Sam George was discharged from the Government Hospital yesterday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30

GUEST AT BARANOF Registered from Kelso, Washing ton, Clyde Dick is a guest at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30

AT BARANOF HOTEL
 At the Baranof Hotel, Mrs. A. M. Coker is registered from Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30

Admitted to St. Ann'ss yesterday was Mrs. Anna Thompson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30

Peggy Krukoff was admitted to the Government Hospital yesterday afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-12-30

HERE FROM ANCHORAGE Here from Anchorage, Vera Bur cher is registered at the Baranof Hotel.