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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
MICHIGAN LEADER

Escanaba, Aug. 9-AP-"In pre-
pairing for the postwar era" Gov
ernor Kelly told a conference OF
Upper Peninsula newspaper or
fcials here Friday Michigan has
earned reputation as n leader
among all the states" Kelly spoke
at a dinner OF the Upper Peninsu-
la division OF the Michigan Press
Association honoring Linwood
Noyes, publisher OF the Ironwood
Globe. and marking his election as
president Of the American News
paper Publishers Association.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
Real Estate
Houses FOR Sale

40 ACRES. good soil, spring water,
: mi. from city, near school Apples
pfums, grapes and other fruit
new chicken coop, garage and
Eranary. room house, barn and
other buildings fair, $1,000. tS'Soe
cash. balance, mortsage'
S ROOM log house, 8 years old.
scre, IS apple trees l mile from
Bomber. $500. $1,000 down. Bal
anes $50 a month.
EIGHT rooms. all modern, arranged
for two families $500. $1,000 down
50 ACRES, two miles from city,
rolling land, good buildings $4,000
FIVE rooms and garage $500, $1,000
down. Balance monthly.
WILL SACRIFICE room house
and garage. full basement. one
mile from Bomber. Close 70 school.
one block off L. s. Highway. S3lO0.
$500 down. Balance monthly.
George Robins
81 Y. Huron Phone sew
A FINE 5-RooM Bungalow. in
exellent condition, coal furn-
ace. insulated ovsrhead-garage
grapes. berries. only $1,000. Com
yenient location. Inspect this one
at once.
EARL [. FREEMAN
120 Pearl. Phone 1888
Y..,,.,.. - AZ Lyt,A. &,
Honorable Stock Companies
5 ROOM HOUSE, az Jarvis. Large
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
Younq


GSS W.
Who are interested in refined
work amid pleasant surround
ings. will find an excellent OBJ
portunity for fun or part-tims
work in our Milan CONNER
oiRl office. Apply Michigan
Bell Telephone Co. S0s Pearl.
Ypsilanti or 80 Tolan, Milan.
WOMAN for cleaning. one day a
week. Inquire los Rabbit after D
WANTEb-Fountsi girls and clerks,
a. Willow Run Exchange, Army
Air Base, Starting salary Sl2- per
mo. IS hour week. No bus con
nections. IT. +. a. Mccall. Phone
IssO-EXtension q.
RECORD SALARY and bonus.
Excellent opportunity. Grinnell
Bros. 21O ". Michigan.
WANTED-Steady housekeeper for
working couple with two children.
Woman IS to so yrs. preferred.
Modern conveniences. ilj weekly.
Call 14ss-W-l.
WOMAN for cleaning and making
beds in hotel. Apply Mrs. Knox.
Corine Hotel
GIRL between the ages Of 1925 to
run power sewing machine. MUST
furnish references clean work.
Very good wages. Apply rs s. Hu-
ron 81
SECRETARY. stenographer able to
take dictation rapidly and compose
own letters, permanent position
and excellent opportunity for ad
ysucement. See Mr.. Schalager. 1875
W. Michigan or phone 1850.
GIRLS WANTED
Apply in person
TROJAN LAUNDRY
Help Wanted-Msie
TED--EKperienced wash man
or man willing TO learn TO run
power washing machines In iaun.
dry. Good pay. Steady work. Tro-
Jan LaundrF.
WANTED young man for salesman
ana stock room. II yrs Of over.
Apply Dixie Shops. i.5 W. Mich.
BAKERS HELPER
Gauss Baking Go.
1l9 ". Michigan.
situations Wsnted-Male
ANTED-Part-tims work Z TO 8 o.
m. now. In two weeks to p
m. Phone 5ss-P between 4 and Z
2. m. Ask FOR Thomas
-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
$40 A WEEK

TYPIST AND CLERICAL
Local girl over 20 preferred
wonderful opportunity 10 right
party 4. Green. .Iswelry and
opticians 2ls w. Michigan.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31
3peifel fi6tbore Spuren binterlaIien

9lauben felt, oaB oielese Hdt1el eine
befrieoisenoe Soiung finoen miro; mir
mollen's abtparten."
geab oieien @orten ging Der &om-
n!er5ienrat aus Dem &allen5immer
uno gleid barauf perlieB er oas Saus.
9ab i'm ielbit bie Sa6e i'm bod
item 8raoe bernrubigte, fonnte er ni6t
lelgnen, 5ltnal er ii6 bergebli6 ben
&ppf oariiber 5erbrad, auf pel6em
@ege oieles 921tiel befrieoigt geloIt
meroen f0nne.
gr mar lfon in ieiner SSugeno nit
Dem Gater Sugo's befreunoet getpes
len l1no nad Dem Sooe oesielben bate
er lt6 Der binterlalienen Samilie NIT
marmer Seilnabme angenommen. 0te
Mittpe nar gdn5lid) unbenittelt. SSbr
iilnglter Sobn sllfreo befano lif) nod
cnf Scr &rie9slhule. Gem ilteren SIT
&C bate Ser &on1mer5ienrot l6on felt
e1nigen Sabren einen Holten in leis
nem Salle anpertrol1t. S5ugo reht=
fertigte all6 oas in i'm geiebte Ser
trouen in ieber @eiie; er mar nibt
rllr roltlos tGtig uno ltreng geipiiiens
bait, lonoern au6 tolentpou uno ltets
oarauf beoad]t, Oie Sntereilen ser Sir
ma 5l1 lpabren.
Gem &onlner5ienrot fonnte oies
niht entgeben. gr ge1ponu Sen iltngcn
Wann nit ieoem Gage lieber, pers
trol1te ibm oie &erlpaltrng ser &alle
an uno luo i'm 5u ollen Syeltli6feiten
in leinem Suuie ein. Nie bate er Ell.
ne &lage gegen i'm geb0rt, ME cine
ltrlade 9eflnoen, u3ufrieoen nit ibm
5u fem.
Ser &ommer5ienrot glalbte 5u be.
merfen, oaB feline Sof)ter goelaioc
eem iungen Wtanne iebr getpogen lei:
lheinbar rnbeoeutenoe sleuBerungen
batten es ibm perraten. 0iele gnt-
oedltng iiberraibte i'm nid)t; trug er
bo6 ielbit oie Sdulo oaron, baB Sen
geioen @elegenbeit gen1g geboten
mar chamber fennen 5u lernen.
Steinfelo bate ii6 bisber ben Sn.
id)ein eegeben, ols bemerte er oas al.
les nidt, aber i'm Stillen boute er
oo6 oarauf feline Bldne.
ct bate feinen Sobn, uno es tpar
itets iein @uni6 eetpeien, bab feline
ongeiebene uno bodgeadtete ssirma
i'm iiberoauern m0ee. Oie grflllung
oieles 8unibes fonnte er nun iid
Iidern, penn er Dem Manne, Dem er
lei polles gertrauen idenfte, Die Sano
ieiner Sodter gab.
Sugo @infel mar ser red)te Mann,
bereinit an Die Spise oes groBen
8anfgeiddftes 5u treten uno es inn
@eiite leines 8orgGngers tpeiter at
filbren; ibm al16 fonnte Der &om-
mer5ienrat Die 3ufl1nft ieines ein5igen
&inbes .rubig anpertrauen.
slber NIT Ser Musfiibrung oieIes
Elanes elite es Dem alten &errn nod
nidt. Sugo ioute 5upor als &C.
i6aftsfiibrer neben ibm inn &abinett
arbeiten, NIT Der 3eit bot ii9 bann
mobl cine @elegenbeit, sic Sa6e our
Spra6e 81 bringen.
l1no nun lollte oieie &ednung -
plotlid ourdfreu5t tperoen2 Nun ions
te &errn Steinfelos urteil, oas iid
ouf iabrelonge 8eobadtl1ngen itiiete,
plobli6 umgeitoBen iperoen? 0ies
fonnte uno mollte er ni6t glauben;
oas rGtieIhafte &erlhmin1en Der be.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31

geidenft bate, idien er nod INNER
ni6t glauben 81, pollen.
ugor alien 0ingen muB @elo ber.
beigeibafft perben, oantit mir ben
Toroerltneen, oie berte an uns font
men, seredt tperoen fonnen", iaete er
na6 fur5em Nadoenfen, tpdbreno er
an oas S6reibpult trat uno baltis ei=
nige 3eilen nieoeridrieb. ,,@eben Sic
NIT oieier Nuittung 5ur 9anf, So
bann, uno bringen Sic Oas @elb bier
ber; perraten Sic aber nit feiner
Silbe, ipas bier porgefauen lit. Sd
CLAUDE, bie gan5e @eidibte berubt auf
einem Srrtum."
,,@lauben Sic bos tpirflid, Serr
&ommer5ienrat2" fragte ser 9u6bal
ter 5ipeifelnr, ols Sobann iib emit
fernt bate.
u8enigltens fam ib nid)t glauben,
oab Sugo 8infel mein Sertrauen
miBbral16t 1no Elm entebrenoes Ser
bre6en begangen baben lou', erlpl=
oerte Der 8anfier. uSie pilien, oab
if itets 9roBe Stiide alf i'm gebul=
ten babe, unO er ipuBte aut, Oob er
in ieoer 2ebensloge MIR 6reunOibait
uno 8obllpol1en bon mir erporten
ourfte. ltno 1pel6er 3med loate oie=
lem Serbrefen 5ugrluOe liegen? SSus
batte i'm peranlaiien fonncn, Die ibm1
anpertraute Sltn1ne 5u utcrldlagcn?"
uS6uloen?' mari Der 9ubbalter
Elm.
uSb CLAUDE bas nid)t; er tpobnt bel
leiner Whltter; tie uno iein 8ruoer,
Ser 2eutnant, biloen ieinen ein5igen
@erfebr, rno er bat ltets eincn Jolt
BEN, nuiterbaften SebensmanOel &C.
fiibrt."
Ser 2eutnont ioa lebr peri6uloet
lein."
User iagte Sbnen oas?"
sd bab's eebort; Wtatbios Grit
nelpolo, Der befannte 8u6erer, iou
ibm mebrmals aus elmer 8erlegenbeit
gebolfen baben, llno tpie teuer oiele
5ilfe lit, tpeib man.
ul1m Die Sbuloen leines 8rubers
tilgen 81 fonnen, miro Sugo @intel
getpiB nift iif ielblt in namenloles
llngliid itiir5en'', iaete Der &ommer>
5ienrat, inoem er langium bin uno
fer idritt; ,,oas mare cine Sorbeit,
oeren i9 i'm nidt fdbig balte: S6
meroe MIDI bon ser Sadlage perions
li6 iiber5eugen; Bis gu meiner &iid=
febr bite if oud) Sic Inn itrenge Ser
i6mieeenbeit.'
Der 8u6balter bate Die nit bar
tenn Silbergelo gefiiuten Sdde, Sic
nod in oem eiiernen Sdranfe lagen,
ouf ben 3abltiid ausgeidiittet uno
tereits begonnen, oos @elo 5u 5ab
len uno in Hollen 5u orbnen.
SD mod)te mir o6 cine 8emer~
flung erlal1ben", iagte er, bepor Ser
8anfier Die Sir errei6t batte.
u&eoen Sic, alter Sreuno."
u0em ltrteile, tpeldes sic porbin
iiber Sugo 8infel ausgeiproden, babe
i9 itets beoingungslos beigepfli6tet,
Serr &ommer5ienrat; aber oarum
bleibt Die Woelidfeit elmer Sauidung
ni6t ausgeidloiien. slud Der Bette
fann itrau6eln, tpenn Der Geriuder
an i'm berantritt, uno er ntdt itarf
geug lit, oeKen 2odungen 5l1 tpioer=
iteben. Gin getpaltiamer ginbru9 bat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31

,,Saran batte er 0o6 oenten null
len', bemerfte Ser 8u6balter in Dor.
tpurfsboqem Gone.
Ser &ommer5ienrat 0ffnete Die ei~
ierne &aiiette, 1pel6e er aus ieinem
S6reibtii6 gebolt batte, uno nabm Elm
tleines beriiegeltes 9ddf)en beraus.
~@abrl6einlid pollte Serr 8infcl
feline S6liiiiel ni6t frenoen Sanoen
anpertrauen', iagte er a6iel5udeno,
pabreno er oie perliegelte Sdnur lo-
Ite uno oem 8udbolter oie S6liiiiel
iiberreidte; ,id finoe oarin nid]ts,
mas mir argtpobn einfloben f0nnte." "
Ser gu6balter idpieg uno perlie6
oas &abinet. Steinfelo nobm ieinc
slrbeit, in ser er unterbrp6en tporoen
mar, nieoer auf. gs oouerte ober
feine Giertell ltl1noe, 10 trat Serr slus
guit Starfe nit perlt0rter Wtiene mie-
Ser elm.
SD fiird)te, oos 9lusbleiben oe5
Serrn @infel bat einen onoerlt
@rlno', iagte er, 5itternb Dor sluf=
reeung; "es feblen beoeutenoe Gum
men,
ullnn1oglid)!' rief ser &ommer5ien'
rat, iib baltig bon ieinem Seiiel erbe=
bend. v@infel lit id)on lange in met
nem Sauie - er bat ME, tpeoer bier,
nod in leinem Yripatleben, @runo 5l1
elmer &lage gegeben - i6 fam niGt
glauben, oab er mein Gertrauen 10
iebr getauidt baben fonnte."
u0ennob ideint es Ser San gu
iein; geitern Nadmittag, tur5 Dor
S6luB Der &aiie, puroe cine Sunme
bon 10000 Salern eingenommen ~
u@an5 redt, es iparen 5tpei @e6=
iel auf S6irmer unb Sobne - lte
tpuroen crit geitern 9tadmittag einge-
loit - i6 erinnere MIDI, oaB 8infei
mir BEN @ingang oieier Summe be-
ri6tete."
,ltno oieie Summe lit peridtpun=
6en."
@Gbreno oieler fur5en l1nterreoung
maren Die beioen alten Serren ins
&a1ien5immer nebenan gegangen; Der
&ommer5ienrat mari einen priifenoen
8lid in oie 8ud)er, Die often auf oem
3abltiIde lage11, biera1f in Den eiler-
men @elbi9ranf unb oann i6iittelte
CT Grgerli6 oas 9aupt.
u@ann bat &err @inteI geitern
abeno oas Saus oerlaiien?" panbte
er it6 an Sobann, Der aub bas Imt
zines &aiienboten periab.
BUR gelpobnten 3eit", lautete Die
Mnttport.
u8aren sic 5ugegen, als er fort
eine? Sino Die S9rGnte uno Die Sir
oes &aiien5immers iorgfaltig geidloi
len tporben?"
uBie oas INNER eeideben ilt',
iagte Sobann; uoas @elo uno bie
S9liiiiel bat Serr @infel mitgenom=
men,"
u@el6es @elo?"
,Gr nabm einige Pafetden 8anfs
noten aus Der &aiie uno> itedte iie in
Die Eaide; id babe midi oariiber &C.
munoert, aber al1d geoadt: mie Ser
Serr min, tpas fiimmert's bid! .Sn
Der lesten 3eit tpar nibt gut nit linn
aus5ufommen; Serr @infel iprad
ielten nod elm boflid)es @ort - es
i6ien ibm elm iduerer Drud auf Der
Seele 5l1 aiten."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31
Das unheimIiche Haus


felb, gbef bes beoeutenben 8anfbau-
les ,,@arl 2uoipig Steinfelb uno Co.,
iab bereits felt elmer balben Stunoe
in ieinem eleganten &abinet Dor Dem
Sdreibtii6 uno las oie 8riefe, Die
nit Ser Morgenpoit gefommen mas
rem.
8obltpouen uno 8ebagen ipra6en
aus BEN eriten 3iigen bes groBen,
itattli6en Mannes, Der ab uno gu
nit bem ieioenen Sai6entu6 iiber oas
fable Sal1pt ftri6 uno iebt geoanfen-
bon auf bas bulb geoffnete Senlter
blidte, bur6 oas 8riiblingsluft unO
8liitenouft in oas trauli6e @ema9
ei115ogen.
Ser alte Serr bate alle l1riad)e, gu
frieoen 5u iein. @r mar reib l1n0 bod
gea6tet; bon getpagten @ei6dftsun=
ternebmunge1t Sic linn Gorge berels
ten fonnten, bielt er iid) grunoiatli6
fern unb init ieiner Srau uno So6ter
ter fiibrte er Elm gliidli6es 5an1ilien-
leben.
slus ieinem Sinnen tpedte i'm Ser
gintritt bes Sausoieners, pel6er ibn1
einen 8rief iiberreidte.
Ser &ommer5ienrot mari einen
9lid auf oie gorelie.
,8er bat oen 8rief gebrad)t, So
bann?" fragte er geoebnt, lpdbrenb
er bas &ubert 0ffnete.
Gin Oienlt1ndo6en'', antlportete
Ger baeere 0iener, lpeld)er cine ein=
fa6e, aber fleibiame 2ipree trug. ,0ie
Sanoi6rift oes Serrn 8infel babe id)
gleif erfannt; er ioa, ipie ser Serr
min, pl0bli6 franf getporoen fem"
Ser 8anfier batte unteroeiien oie
3eilen geleien: 3tpiiden ieinen 8rauen
5eigte it9 cine Salte bes ltntpiuens;
iinneno fubr er NIT Der Sano lang
fam iiber ieinen gra1en Sollbart.
,,gufen sic ben eriten 8u9balter'
befabl er nad elmer 8eile; "i6 laiie
Serrn Starfe bitten, obne 8er5ug iib
bierber 5l ben1iiben."
Sdon nad tpenigen Minuten trat
Der 8udbalter in oas @emad), elm
fleiner Serr nit grauem Saar uno
glatt raiiertem Gelidt - Elm Mann,
oeiien gan5e duBere gri6einung be-
tpies, baB er in ieinem bisberigen Sc,
ben nur arbeit uno getpiiienbafte
Hfli9terfitlung gefannt bate.
ul1nier 4uiiierer .@infel meloet itdb
franf", iagte oer 4ommer5ienrat;
,,tpir baben beute groBe 3ablungen
5l1 maden, alio barf Die 4aiie ntdt
eefdloi1eh bleiben. Sd finoe augens
blidlid unter unlerm @eibdftsperio-
nal feinen auBer Sbnen, oen1 ib obr
ne borberiee Briif,1ng uno 4aution
bas grobe 8ertrauen i6enfen m09te.
gs miiroe gu meiner 8erubigung bies
men, tpenn Sic fir beute Die 6iibrung
Der &aiie iibernebmen tpollten. Sic
&ranfbeit @inflers lit boffentlid nidt
bon GROCER 8eoel1tung; pielleidt mar
Der iunge Serr geitern Mbeno in luz
ftiger @eieui6aft - bas fann ia por-
fommen - 11nb geibiebt es nur aus
nabmsueiie, 10 min ids aud tpeiter
nibt libel nebmen.'
Ser 8u9balter tpiegte NIT bebenf-
1i6er Wiene oas graue @aupt, als oh
er anoeuten molle, oaB er nit ieinen
eigenen itrengen @runoiaben au9 cine
fnIhn M1t211oh1,1n ,1tAt f,nrnf11 nnt1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31

Sic @rtragniiie aus Dem Ohio @ai.
ienfreuno belfen, Srieiter bes Serrp'
beran5ubiloen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-23
FED. EMPLOYEES
 TO HEAR DEBATE ON STATEHOOD

The National Federation of Fed eral Employees will hold its monthly , meeting in the Gold Room of the
 Baranof Hotel, Wednesday noon,
 August 25. It is expected that close to one hundred members will attend. According to Hugh J. Wade, Pres. ident of the local chapter, an inter esting program has been arranged to
 follow a short business meeting. R. E. Robertson, Chairman of the Juneau Bar Associations Commit ' tee on Statehood, has agreed to
 present a synopsis of the Bar As-
 sociation report on the question of
 immediately favoring statehood. AL ] len Shattuck, Chairman of the Ju- Ineau Chamber of Commences Con- mittee On Statehood will present a
 synopsis of that report with recom- merlds against the present movement
 of advocating immediate statehood
 This will give the members of the
 National Federation of Federal Em- ployees an opportunity to hear both
 sides of this all important question.
 The National Federation of Federal
 Employees will not, as an organiza- ton, express an opinion on tha
 subject, but the program has been arranged to give it's members this
 opportunity to hear the arguments
 on both sides, according to MT. Wade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-23
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
CANNERY OFFICIALS, CREW
 LEAVE DOUGLAS TODAY

Leaving on the southbound steam CT today are MT. and Mrs. Donald Robinson, cannery foreman and his wife: Bill Oakson, Elmer Grande Lee Miller and all the Filipinos who composed the cannery crew for this past seascn. Joe Ellson, can nery superintendent and general manager; Dan Hitchman, company bookkeeper and Mrs. Haga, who is in charge of the boarding house, will remain for a period to wind up the company's affairs.
 All of the above mentioned have made many friends in this com munity and it is with regret that we say goodbye, hoping that all will be able to return with next years operations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-23
Cummings Warden
 NuptidIs Held Here
 On Saturday Nigh

Resurrection Lutheran Church was the scene of an 8 o'clock candleight ceremony performed Saturday evening by the Rev A, A. Alsop when Geraldine Warden, daughter of MT and Mrs. Olaf Bedding, was married to Corporal Walter F. Cummings of Walla Walla Wash.
 i Baskets of colorful garden flow CTS were arranged throughout the church for the service and organ music for the evening was played by Miss Katherine Torkelson. Two selections, Because" and "At Dawning," were sung before the ceremony by Roy Gilman.
 The bride selected tailored suit in aqua with brown accessories for her marriage and she wore a shoulder corsage of roses.
 Miss Alice Swap, her only atten- dant, wore brown suit with yell ] low accessories. Her flowers were also roses.
 Sergeant Frank Cerini was best man for the groom and ushers were Tech Sgt. Roy Sawyer and Cor poral Bill Joseph
 Following the ceremony a recep- ! tion was held at the B Street home of the brides parents where over 100 friends of the couple called to wish them happiness.
 i Mrs Oscar Oberg and Mrs. George Osborne presided at the re- ception table during the evening and assisting were Mesdames Fred Newman, Andrew Rosness, Hans Berg and J. J Klein.
 Mrs Cummings is employed in the Auditors office here and Cor poral Cummings is with the Quar- termaster Corps of the U. s. Army.
 The newlyweds are residing at ! the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-23
$ ARRIVE HERE FROM SOUTH
 EARLY SUNDAY

Disembarking here from the south early yesterday were the fol- lowing;
 From Seattle = Justine Smith, June Forrest, Lawrence Hamilton, Edward Buttke, Marie A. McDon- .ald Katherine M. Nichols, William IT. Holcomb, Mrs De Lareece, Mrs. Hilda Finucene, R. M. Douglas, Will liam R. Garster, Mrs. Ruth Rock. Richard H. Garvin, Mrs. Irene A. Garvin, Sandra K. Garvin, Mrs Margaret Dyer.
 Mary F Holmes, Maude s. Cham bers, Mrs Helen L. Young, Mrs Ellie Leblanc, Mrs. Evelyn Me Cutcheon and infant, Mrs. Roberta McConough, Karen M. Falkenberg Mrs. Evelyn Falkenberg Mrs. Agnes e. Pike, Joseph C. Pike, William Young, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs Maude A. Campbell, c. F. Stephens Cecil Anderson, Lana Rose, c. G Geraghty, Thomas P. Roust.
 Mrs. Margaret Roust, William T Mahoney, Mrs. o. F. Wagner, Violet Hoar, Lois Kitchener, Elvy Clem- eflt, Jewel Peterson, Mrs. Lucia A Risen, Shirley Risen, Joyce Risen Mrs. Frances Mackey, Donald R. Mack William Scarlett, Charles S. Gcetzenberger and George Syprary
 From Ketchikan-H. A. McEach- ran. Harriet A. Kenyon and Earl Camel.
 From Wrangell-A Van Mavern
 From Petersburg -Astrid Sadler Walter Lersten, Elsie Clausen and infant, and John Winther.
 From Rake .- Bud Tauber and Raymond L. Doren.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-23
IA FINED IN CITY
 POLICE COURT HERE

Fourteen were tried in City Police Court this morning on charges of being drunk and disorderly as fol- lows:
 John K. Swanson. drunk. 30 days in jail; Ernest Hayes, drunk and disorderly, S25; Dan White, drunk, 30 days in jail; Hazel Coffin, drunk, $15; Dan Perrin, drunk, $25 and 30 days; David Bailey, drunk, $25: Sergio Glass, drunk, $25; Frank s. Rimoon, s25, drunk; William Jack, drunk, $25; Bert Benson, drunk, $25; H. A. Marshall, drunk and disord- erly, $50; Ture Erickson, drunk, S25; Sulmer Cissna, drunk and disord- erly, $100; Fred Crisp, drunk, $25.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-23
MISS RUBY McNEILL HERE

Arriving here last Tuesday after spending her vacation in the sunny south, Miss Ruby McNeill, fourth and fifth grade school teacher, was welcomed by all. While. on her va cation. Miss McNeill visited with her parents in Kentucky. Her sister, whc is teaching in Wrangell, accompan- jed her on her return tour by way of California, thence up the west ern coastal route, to Seattle This is Miss McNeills third year ot teaching in Douglas.
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MRS. wALLEN FORREST HERE

Arriving here Saturday by plane from Fairbanks, Mrs Wallen For rest, formerly Helen Pusich) was very happy, to see the old home again and to visit her family and friends. She plans on months vacation here before again rejoining her husband who is stationed with the Army Signal Corps in Fairbanks and to resume her duties as Chief Filler in the Office of Construction at Ladd Field.
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the Coliseum theatre chain of w. D. Gross.
 MT. Hutchins came north from Seattle where for the past eight months he has been connected with the Sterling chain of Is theatres. Previous to going to Seattle he was with the Simons string of theatres Sor eleven years The Simons chain operates in North Idaho and Mon tana.
 When Daigler returns from his
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DAUGHTER FOR McBRIDEs

According to an announcement from MT. and Mrs Jack Sey, their daughter Alice and husband Arthur Mcbride, are the proud parents of a baby girl born July 31, and weigh ing nine pounds and one ounce. The little girl, named Jeanne Alice, was born at the Fullerton Hospital, Fullerton, Calf.
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 HospITAl NOTES

Mrs. Charles Popejoy and baby daughter were discharged from St. Ann's Hospital Saturday and re- turned to their home in the Ever green Apartments. James De Mers, a medical patient, was discharged from St. Ann's Hos pital Sunday.
 Charles F. Hurlburt was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital Saturday for medical attention.
 Pete B. Gallardo, a medical pa- tient, entered St. Ann's Hospital on Sunday.
 Mrs. Charlie George of Hoonah was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital Sunday for surgery.
 Mrs. Louise Ward and Mrs Betty Willard were discharged from the Government Hospital to their homes in Sitka over the weekend.
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ROBERT HUTCHINS,
 SNOWMAN, E HERE

Robert Hutclins, well known
 Northwest snowman, has arrived in Juneau, and will for the next two weeks have the management of the 20th Century in charge during the absence of Cliff Daigler, who will take a managerial swing around
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ARRESTED; JOINS ARMY

U. s. Deputy Marshal Walter Hellan arrested Noises Lava Corpus at Taku over the weekend on warrant issued from Seattle on a charge of being fugitive from jus tice. Corpus was released for in duction into the Army.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING

The Douglas City Council is scheduled to meet this evening for the regular bi-monthly business ses- sion. Business of importance should come before the Council and all members are urged to be present.
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GARSTER RETURNS

William R. Garster, oldtimer of Juneau, arrived from the south yes- terday after an absence of several months in the states.
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"trip, Hutchins will go to Kctchikan and become manager of the Coli scum Theatre there.
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WEATHER REPORT
CU. s. Bureaul

Temp. Saturday, Aug. 2l Maximum 65. minimum 55 Temp. Sunday, Aug. p Maximum 56, minimum 49 Rain-.16 inch.
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TIDES TOMORROW

Low tide-2:58 a. m, 2.9 feet. High tide-9:27 a. m., IA feet.
 Low tide-3:04 p. m, 60 feet. High tide-9:21 D. m, 136 feet.
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BIG CENTER IN UKRAINE
 CAPTURED
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Paris, insists the withdrawal from Kharkov are so hard pressed they are throwing new formations into the battleline the moment of their arrival and without any rest.
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YOUR BROKEN LENSES Replaced in our own shop. Eyes Examined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv