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Xxi GALLO
Amerikieciu Lietuviu Uzdavinys

atsilygintu Vokieciu Rytu Pru-
sija ir didele Silezijos dalimi.
Lenkai planuoja sukurti tarp
Sovietijos ir Vokietijos didele
valstybiu federacija (tai Gen.
Sikorskio ideja). Sake, 81 fe-
deracija atsispirtu Rusams ir
Vokieciams, be to, patikrintu
patikrintu mazoms Rytu Eu-
ropos valstybems nepriklauso-
mybe, ar bent autonomija.
Amerikos Lietuviu uzdavi-
nys cia aiskus: mes turime rel
kalauti atstatymo buvusiOs ne
priklausomos LietuvOs, SUI to-
kiais rubeziais kOki buvO pirm
negu naziai atplese Klaipeda.
Pc to (padeciai visoje Europe
je karui nurimus) Lietuviai,
jei nores, gales detis j bent ko-
kias federacijas. Suprantama,
pirm to, teks is Lietuvos isva-
lyti visus naziu "kolonistus" ir
kitus svetimus, Lietuvai ne
priklausancius gaivalus. Lie
tuvos likima tegul tik LietuvOs
zmones sprendzia, pagal trecia
Atlantic Carterio posn1a.
Vyt. Sirvydas.
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ZIAURIAI BAUDZIA
LIETUVIUS

Vokieciu ypatingasis teis-
mas Kaune nuteise mirti 20
metu amziaus Adolfa Popier-
sinska ir Benedikta Laboka.
Jie buve apkaltinti pavoge dra-
buziu ir kojiniq, ka pardavine-
je aukstomis kainomis.
Tas pats Vokieciu teismas
nuteise mirti so metu amziaus
Jona-Petra Valaiti.
Juozas Briedis nuteistas 5
metals, Algirdas Prusas - 3
metals sunkiu darbu kalejimo
Juozas Visniauskas - / me-
tais paprasto kalejimo. Jie bu-
vo teisiami uz batu pasiuvima
ir ju pardavinejima aukstomis
kainomis. Nuteistieji tarnave
Kauno prekybos truste.
Lietukio tarnautojas Kaune
Pranas Strazdas Vokieciu tel
smo nuteistas 5 metals sunkiu
darby kalejimo. Knygyno Kau-
ne savininkas Jonas Petronis
nuteistas pusantru metu kale-
jimo, knygyno direktorius Pry-
smantas - 3 men,, Jocas Ga
laune l metus 3 men,, Al
fonsas Vitkus ir Jonas Rauli-
MATHS po l metus kalejimo.
Jie visi buve apkaltinti slap
ia benzino prekyba.
Albina Kusinska, 18 m. am
ziaus, is Skevoniq, Alytaus ap.,
Vokieciu teismas nuteise 3 me-
tams sunkiu darbu kalejimo
uz ginklo laikyma.
Klaipedoje gatveje policinin-
kai nusove murininka Jona Sa-
dauska.
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VOkIECIAI VARO
SAVO PROPAGAN-
DA LIETUVOE
KALBA APIE "ISGELBEJI-
MAJ, DIRBA LIETUVOS
SUNAIKINIMUI

Vokieciu propaganda Lietu-
vote paduoda dar 1912 metu
Vasario 6 dienos Londono tt
mes pranesima, kur, anot pro-
pagandisto, pasakyta uz Pa
BALTIC tautu atidavima Sovie-
tams, ir viska susumaves tvir-
tina kad Pabaltijo gyventojai
nieko negali gero laukti nei is
Britu, nei is Amerikieciu. Tx
tai "Vokieciu kraujas isgelbe-
jo Pabaltiji nuo isnaikinimo,
kurio sieke tick Anglia, tick
bolsevikai'', todel "tikra lais-
We" esq galima pasiekti tiktai
tuomet kai busia einama su
Vokietija. -.
Kick tai liecia Lietuvius tai
jie ta Vokiska "tikra laisve"
turejo proga pazinti per isti-
sus pastarus septynis simtus
metu nuolatiniuose karuose be-
sigindami nuo "tikrosios lais-
YES" neseju Vokisku kryziuo-
ciu. Lietuviai taip pat nera
uzmirse kad Prusams ia "tik-
roji laisve" reiske isnaikinima.
Kick veliau, tie patys Vokie-
ciu propagandistai uzsipuola
tuos kurie '1aikosi isikibe Sc
nu laisves savoku". Toxic esa
"uzhipnotizuoti praeities" ir
nejaucia kaip jie esa "tusti,
jog uzmerkia axis prizes nauja
gadyne". Girdi, milijonai EMO
niu kovoja uz tai kad Europa
vel nebutu suskaldyta". Daro-
ma isvados kad Holandija, Bel
gija, Danija, svedija, Latvija,
Lietuva, Estija ir kitos Euro
pos valstybes niekuomet Mega
lejusios vesti savo tautines po-
litikos, o tarnavusios "futbolo
kamuoliu didziosioms, anti-Eu-
ropinems valstybems".
Kauno Vokieciu laikrastis
paskelbe straipsni pavadinta
"Erdve Rytuose" ir nagrine-
janti "naujosios Europos" rel.
kalus. Rasoma kad 'Rytu err
dve teiksianti zaliavas ir mais-
to produktus. Pirnoje eileje
busianti skatinama jaw ir
aliejiniu augalu gamyba. Ry-
tu krastai negalesia tureti ze-
mes ukio produktu perdirbimo
pramones. Girdi, isimtis nu-
matyta tiktai 'buvusioms vals-
tybems' - Lietuvai, Latvijai
ir Estijai, kuriose busia lei
DIANA gyvuliu ir pieno ukis.
siuo metu viskas turi tarnau-
ii maisto gamybai, bet 1'tuo
nepalieciami ateities koloniza-
ciniai If gyventoju iskeldinimo
planai".
Pasakyta, rodoss aiskiai
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Tai grail pradzia! Kurie
tik prijauciate Lietuvai, kurie
tik isgalite, prisidekit stainless
ne auka tos knygos isleidimui,
kad galima butu il tuoj baig-
ii spausdinti ir pradeti platin-
ii = dabar' kada Lietuvos lai-
sves klausimas placiai svarsto-
mas ir diskusuojamas.
Nei vienam Lietuviui nepri-
valo butt perdaug penkine ar
desimtine tos knygos leidimo
paremimui!
Vardai visu aukotoju bus
italpinti knygoje.
Draugijos, klubai, choral ir
kuopos, skirkit savo aukas, pa
rinkit auku is savo nariu =
siuskit skubiai LVS centrui.
Naudokit Shame pusl. telpan-
ii kupona, irasykit jane savo
auka ir pilna adresa.
Stambesnes aukas davusieji
gaus viena knyga dovanu.
Pridekit prie kupono SIS ar
daugiau, siuskit adresu:
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio.
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1913 Mekas Jubileiinis MeEas
LiefuvOs Lazsvinzn10 Meta
PADARYKT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is METU suKAKTIEs ATkciA
dbu eimui Data sIADEN

AUKOKT IR LIETUVAI
Americas Lietuviai! Musu reiaai daugiau
auku paramos usu Kada k isgat skrt dolarkta r
Tevynes paramai il k musu pastangoms bus
atsteigta niekas kitas ape ja nesirupns!
Adresuokt: Lvs. CENTRAS, $500 Superior Avenue,
Cleveland Ohio
! ~ Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungai Auku Kuponas
ea L1EruvA1 vADuor1 sAJuNGA1
Superior
Skiriu savo auka S..... DIR. Noremo knygai leisti
mokesi I
parenldamas sajunga
Miestas Vals. :
~ 81 KUPoNA sU sAvo AUKA PAsIusKIT Lvs CENTRUI
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TELEGRAMAI Is KITUR

Letuvai Vaduot Sajungos 1mas skyrus is Cleveando If
syrius is Detroto sune kitu eegramus trumpesno
turinio Edenu r Cordel Hull.
Is Detroto kaip patirta sune bendra telegrama Kun
F. Boress ir Kun. VIM. Savage.
Tegramus siunte r ktos Letuvskos organizacos r tu
los paskiros koonijos bel ju veikejai.
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LIETUVOS KLAUSIMU
TELEGRAMAI IR LAHSKAI
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos Centro Valdyba
Siunte Siuos Laiskus ir Telegramus Washing
tona Anthony Edeno Atsillankymo Proga
March 20, 1943
The Honorable Cordell Hull,
Secretary Of State,
Washington, D. C.


Washington, D. c.
Honorable Sir:
We Americans of Lithuanian derivation, believ
ing Justice of the Atlantic Charter hereby wish to
kindly request your aid for Lthuania and its people.
Overrun by Russia and then Germany deprived of ma
terals, exed enslaved and bleeding they helpless
and looking toward the United States as their
champion.
The Lithuanans wish to be of the United Ma
tions with full desire for freedom and independence
which they entitled Lhuania's size should not be
used to deprive her of her rights This world
catastrophe should give Lhuana hope gives all 9TH
ers, for impartial justice. Your support of Lithuanas
will be support of sincerity of the Atlantic Charter
and human rights.
ASSOCIATION TO LIBERATE LITHUANIA
Dr. s. T. Thomas, President
X. S. Karpus, Secretary
p J. Zurs, Chairman Press Committee
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dlrbo Sukalte, kruvlnl - If ne
paeme nei vieno! Leningrade,
sakoma, badu mire apie pus-
antro milijono gyventoju, Sta
lingradas griuvesiuose, Mask
vos gyventojai tik duona mito.
Bet ju dvasia nepaluzo. Jie sa-
We nuo prieso apgyne. Ne tik
apgyne, bet priesa puole ir We
ia.
Anglia turejo savo nemirti-
na Dunkirka. Rusai turf savo
nemirtina Maskva, Leningra-
da ir Stalingrada.
Lietuviai, pasimokykime is
tu tautu tureti savo nemirtina
Nepriklausoma Lietuva! Prize
kovos Xxi gallo!
Sliusselburgo tvirtoves atsi-
emimas nuo naziu ties Lenin-
gradu mete karo ir politikos
sviesa j siaures Europa, kur,
kaip visi Lietuviai Zinc, randa-
81 musu tevyne Lietuva. Ka-
ras ir politika vel savo suku-
riais pradeda arciau Lietuvos
rubeziu suktis. Daugelis lai-
krasciQ teismukai pareiske,
Leningrado islaisvinimas nuo
naziq apsupimo teesas "paruo-
simas zygio atkariauti Pabal-
tijo valstybes'. Bet jis ir XII
toki, dar svarbesni, uzdavini
turi.
svedijos ministeriu pirmi-
ninkas Per Albin Hanson (at-
sargus ir zodziais nezaidzias
vyras) pasake svedu seimui
kalba, kurioje atvirai paskel-
be Svedu pima pasiruosima,
puolami gintis. Sake, visiems
savo Sales karo vadams jis
dave isakyma, jei atsitiktu ne
begalejimas susisiekti su cen
traline valdzia tai veikti savo
nuoziura, atsimenant kad tik
: vienas isakymas galioja: "Ne-
padeti ginklo, bet kovoti".
Kodel svedQ premjeras toki
svarbu pareiskima siuo metu
padare? Nera abejojimo, ir jis
ir naziai Zinc kad Amerikonai
ir Anglai ruosia duoti naziams
kita smugi per Norvegija, kaip
dave per Afrika. Vokieciai
gaus ne antra fronta, bet ke-
lis frontus!
Labai gall butt kad nuo is
laisvinto Leningrado besistu-
mianti Rusai sueis, j kontakta
su per Siaures Norvegija at
einanciais Amerikonais ir An
glais. Nera abejojimo, naziai
tada Svedija pulls ir svedai pri-
sides prie Susivienijusiu Tau
tu. Kur naziai paruose antra
apsigynimo linija, niekas nezi-
no, bet spejama, nuo Lenin-
grado begdami jie sustos Dau-
guvos paupiu. Cia jie stovejo
ir pereito karo metu. O kur
Nemunas ir Dauguva = ten
mus tevyne Lietuva.
Sovietu politikai nemiega.
New Yorko Times korespon-
dentas, C. l.. Sulzbergeris, is
Londono pranesa savo patyri-
mus diplomatiniuose frateliuo-
Sc. Is Rytu Europos prasisa-
linusios vyriausybes, sako, pra-
deda matyti kad Rusai (jei tik
savo pergalinga marsa toliau
tes) bus svarbesne itaka rube-
zius nustatant negu buvo pir-
miau manyta. Rusai oficialiai
sakosi dabar nenori apie ru-
bezius kalbeti, taciau Rytu Eu-
ropos diplomatq rateliai mano,
Sovietija reikalaus rubeziu Va
karuose kurie patikrintu jos
sauguma. Reiskia, vel vartos
"strategini" argumenta, kuris
smaugia Lietuvos, Latvijos ir
Estijos nepriklausomybe.
Korespondentas sake, Rusai
nori Pabaltijo valstybiu, tik
Vilniaus krasta palieka Len
o,oIxs
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Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga
pasieme isleisti DR.. Owen J. c..
Norem'o, Americas Ministerio
Lietuvai, Lietuvos istorija An
gliskoje kalboje, "T1MELESS
LITHUANIAN.
Senai jau buvo teiraujamasi
kada ia knyga pasirodys, kas
| ja leis, ir stai pirmutiniaii ku-
rie patyre apie tos knygos rel
kalinguma, patieke savo gau-
sias aukas jos isleidimo pare
mimui:
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RRITU SEKRETORIUI ANTHONY EDEN'UI
Hon. Anthony = Eden,
Care ofsThe British Embass
Washington, d. C.

Sir:
We as American Citizens of Lithuanian descent kindly
you stand for justice and human rights The Lth
do wish to be object of barter for
ing lmitIess appees of nation We you to sup
port the Atlantic Charter and aid Lhuana to regain
pee freedom independence which it is entitled
Ithuanians desire be part of Germany Russia
Poland and entitled to be represented in the United
Nations Your kind support of their will ge far in
demonstrating the sincerity and value of the Atlantic Char
ter and in giving hope to- the people living between the
vii and the hammer
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STAMBIOS AUKOS NOREM
LIETUVOS ISTORIJAI

Priimama aukos ir tiesiogi-
Mai Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
gos akcijai varyti = nuo 81 ir
daugiau. Priimama dolarines
auku ir knygai leisti, tik uz
mazas aukas knyga aukotojui
nebus galima duoti.
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sBRAZILIJA pereita meta
issiunte j kitas Sails suvirs
1872 milijonq syaru kavos.
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MoKEsTYs ! Lvs

Petras Steponavicius,
Waterbury, Conn. 200
(Jis uzsimoka savo narystes
j LVS).
Walter M. Chase prisiunte ir
savo metine narystes
mokesti j LVS 1000
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ATTENTION

American Legion Auxiliary mem bers are invited to work party at the home of Pres Mabel Lybeck, Noy. g at 7.30 pm. adv.
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for Elks and their ladies. The club room doors were open at 9 o'cloci.. The bowling alleys were in play, all free. There was card playing in the lounge and at the card room tables. There was dancing in the spacious ballroom to music by Tew's orchestra. There were all kinds of refreshments and the ladies were allowed to go everywhere, which they did and enjoyed themselves.
 H. E. Simmons, chairman of the evenings events, did himself proud and he was assisted by all Past Exalted Rulers who kept everybody feeling that it is mighty good to be an Elk and have such fine Elks Club.
 It was a whoopee night for whoopie reasons. just for Elks and their ladies and will go down in the his tory of Elks Lodge No. APO, distinctly and memorably as that.
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EVERETT E. SMITH
 RIDES OVER HIGHWAY

One of the few civilians to have travelled the Haines Cut Off to the new Alaskan Highway, about 16O miles northwest of Whitehorse, IS Everett E. Smith, United States Commissioner at Haines.
 Smith, formerly in charge of the U. s. Employment Service office in Juneau, is in the Capital City for a few days About two weeks ago he rode by truck and jeep from Haines to the highway and from there into Whitehorse.
 Presidents of Haines want the new roads name changed to Dalton Trail, according to Smith. Jack Dalton, in 1897 first blazed the route which the new road now fol- lows. In the early gold rush days Dalton drove a herd of cattle over the trail from Haines to White horse, where he sold the cattle for Sl a pound on the hoof.
 The new road, according to Con- missioner Smith, which will be completed by December l, is a credit to the Foley Brothers, Inc. Rahl Connally Company, in charge of the project.
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South Dakota became state ir 1889 after 28 years as part Cl the Dakota Territory
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Alumni Dance to
 Be Sponsored by
 Women of Moose

Women of the Moose met in the Moose quarters in the Seward Build ing Saturday night and plans were formulated for an Alumni Dance, November 13, in the ElkS' Ballroom
 In charge of the dance will be Ailecn Smith, Irene Mckinley, Ethel Jones, Martha Schmidt, Mary Haas, Virginia Pugel and Grace Skaret.
 Given for the purpose of raising funds for the children who have been educated at Mooseheart, the money will be given to those in need of financial assistance upon gradua- tion.
 A social meeting has been Sched- uled for November 20, with Mar garet Chops. Hazel Crosby and Thelma Butcher in charge of re- treatments for the occasion. En- tertainment will be arranged by Mary Miller, Lillian Allen and Mary Haas.
 It was also announced that the Women of the Moose would sponsor three Cadet Nurses. Any girl with a high school education, or equiv alent, who is interested in the Cadet Nurses training is requested to con- tact Senior Regent Mary Haas, or Recorder Brita Bland. A letter may be written to the Women of the Moose, Box 708, if the applicant would so desire.
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sailors are being saved today.
 Striped Lady is prison jargon title, picked in recognition of the splendid effort being mace by the inmates of women's prisons. Fight ing Felonp symbolizes the wish of most prisoners that they might per- sonally strike at the enemies of de- mocracy.
 The name selection board was composed of R. A. Wall, chairman of the prison bond drive and di- rector of industries for the state penal institutions of Indiana the well-known former Sing Sing War den Lewis E. Lawes, now one of Mavericks chief consultants, and E. R. Cass, secretary of the Am erican Prison Association.
 Thus has Maverick written into his record another chapter of one of the most fascinating stories Of the war effort-the voluntary con- tribution being made by the men and women ordinarily considered social outcastS.
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Pearl Harbor Day
 Card Party to Be
 Sponsored by WC

Pearl Harbor Day" on Tuesday, December T, will be conmemorated at public card party to be spon- sored by the Juneau Woman's Club, the proceeds of which will be used entirely for the War Fund It has not been definitely decided where the party will be held, but the place will be announced later.
 Mrs Frank Marshall has been named chairman in charge of the affair. assisted by MesdameS A. E. Glover, Earl McGinty, M. O. John son, BurraS Smith, w. D. Heron, Edna Lomen and Miss Katherine OConnor.
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B.1lN BskssnA A QdN/Cy SI1c< /66z
Inmates of Prisons in
 46 Staies Raise Fund
 To Buy Three Bombers

Continued from Page One)
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79 LEAVE HERE SOUTH HOUND
 ON SATURDAY

A southbound steamer arrived in port Saturday afternoon with the following passengers from Skagway: James Carpenter, MT. and Mrs. Ben Bellamy George Collins, J Nyman, Miss E. l.. LaPierre, c. Henderson, w. H. Melberg, Mrs. Rock, R. J.. Paquin, H. Boyser, Catherine Little. R. c. Fisher, Jack Zeigler, Edna Card, Capt. Blom, Col. Tatum, MT. and Mrs. Karl A. Hahn, Jr., Paul Lisko, s. P. Hull, Arthur Hedges, A. Van Mavern and Irene Hoffner.
 Taking passage for the south were for Seattle Virginia Guerrero, Mariana c. Bautista, Myrtle M. Wood, Harold L, Wood, Bennett P. Falkenberg, Evelyn E. Falkenberg, George A. Huney, Alice V. Huney, Lars R. Ostnes.
 Nellie C. Johanson, Albert A. Stamps, Elizabeth E. Marshall, Ed win D. Howell, Thomas P Beresky, :, Arthur L. Moore, Hjalmer J. So- land, Marjorie A. Stubblefield, Dal- ska J. Reid, Harry " Ray, Capt , G. H. Chimney, D. A. Hoehn, Mar ienne G. Farwell, Albert Maiden 1 Alma M. Johnson, Earl E. Johnson Ernest A. Johnson, Charles w Johnson and Victor Kressin.
 Emmett B. Connor, Doris E. Con- nor, Milton Munter, Catherine Munter, Elmer J. Dachs, Capt c H. Treloggen, Howard G. Lindquist [ Thomas L. George. Lillian L George, Floyd A. Cobb, Norma w Knight, Woodson E. Hicks, Ear Koenig, Raymond Smith and Perry Mohen.
 For Vancouver-Lois C. Henning Ann L. Henning, Karen Falkenberg It. Fred T. Herche, Sexie l.. Met. calf, Erik Ekdahl, Arlene Marshal Emmett B. Connor and Doris E Connor.
 For Prince Rupert-Mervin H Sides.
 For Ketchikan-John w. Griffin Ruby R. Griffin, Della M Clark Doris Clark, Diane Clarke, Albeir E. Withey, Leo c. Rodium, Mile. Price, Jack B. Collins, Laurence F Brockman, It. D. E. Mclean, Capt R. l.. Sullivan, Claude E Young.
 William D. Veilette, Howard M Railing, Fora D. Dragich, Robe. I s. Brown, Axel w, Johnson, Vii liam G. Rutherford, Roscoe Stur geon, Joseph E. Griffin, Joe q Kochatzer, George R. Hielt, DaviC A. Hoffman, Mildred l. Noftz anC Ruth L Miller.
 For Wrangell-Ellen L. Bowman
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Sam George entered the Govern ment Hospital from Yakutat on Saturday for medical care.
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ELk5 BURN
 MORTGAGE,
 BIG NIGHT

At II o'clock last Saturday night, a decided hush fell on one of the largest gatherings of just Elks ana their ladies ever assemled Ill the Elks' ballroom and club.
 AS the strokes of the hour were sounded on the gong, there was a distinct silence of hundreds of mer- rymakers as the toast to our Absent Brothers" was given The same silence continued as Exalted Ruler Floyd Fagerson spoke the meaning of the toast and "Auld Lang Syne" was sung.
 Following the solemn tension, Henry Messerschmidt President of the Elks Building Corporation, step ped up to Fagerson and handed him an official document.
 Burn it, it has been paid, It IS the mortgage of over S55,000 when was required for our new Elks' Club. It has been paid said Messer- schmidt.
 The match was quickly applied by Fagerson and as the blue flames ate their way from top to bottom of the mortgage papers and the ashes fell into a can, the ElkS and their ladies released their pent up feelings and cheered and clapped.
 Then sourdough Elk, Attorney R. E. Robertson, stepped up and asked for just another moment of silence, Robertson had prepared speech a lengthy one, telling all about the mortgage, the why's and therefors. He had confidently told many Elks he believed he could deliver that address in at least one hour and forty-five minutes. He was dared he didn't take the dare and ln exactly four minutes that lengthy address was willingly and cleverly delivered He caused much laughter when he said the mortgage had been raised in slightly less than two years mainly through the efforts of the clubs "one-armed bandit" to which Elks are perfectly familiar.
 Following the address Of the eVe- ming, amusement chairman Harry Sperling had the crowd separate into four divisions in the corners, and as judges, Robertson, Dr. George F. Freeburger, Leonard Holmquist, and Elmer A. Friend, performed their duties, assisted by a score of check CTS, including Cot Hayes, Claude Carnegie, E. C. Reynolds, and M. B. Monagle A paper bag thoWlng contest was put over, rowing con- test, lemon shuffle, peanut blowing and prizes" awarded. One sof the contests was measuring smiles of both selected men and ladies, four from each of the four corner of the groups Prizes were given to the winners. one Elk with 5-inch smile and one lady with a 5l2 2-inch smile. 1 One Joe Brown" appeared with a G.. inch smile but he was disquali- | fled and scratched from the list as not having entered on time. The official scorekeeper became cross eyed watching the four group con- testants-so that is the reason none of the winners of the various events are recorded
 | But, that was not all.
 It was a whoopee night for whoopee reasons, the lifting of that S55 ,0O0 mortgage It was a night
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Goodie Sale for Nov. 23P|dnned
 By Trinity Guild

The Senior Trinity. Guild met Fri day at the home of Mrs. J. O. Kirk ham in Treadwell Besides a good attendance of members, two guests were present. Mrs. J. Barass and Mrs. T. Ackmaster.
 Arrangements were made for a goodie sale to be held on Tuesday. November 23 in the Shattuck Build ing. Donations for the sale will be received by Mrs Sam Feldon. and contributors are asked to notify her by calling Black 4l5
 Members of the Guild made a donation to the National War Fund at the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-08

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-08
Legion Auxiliary Work Session on
 Tomorrow Night

American Legion Auxiliary mem bers will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Bert Lybeck. The evening will be spent in sorting rags left over from rummage sales, which will be sold to machine shops for cleaning purposes. New draperies for the Dugout may also be sewed by the members.
 Following the work session, crab feed will be served by the hostess. The meeting will start at 7.30
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-08
HOSPITAL NOTES

Yesterday William Garfield was discharged from St. Ann's Hospital following surgical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-08

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-08
COAST GUARD AUX. TO MEET TUESDAY

The Coast Guard Auxiliary will hold meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the City Hall Council Chambers. Lieut.. Earle Waiter
 worth will be at the meeting and outline important plans proposed and all members should be present.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
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