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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Palestine Group
To Honor Leader

PALESTINE WOMAN'S AS
ISOLATION will honor its presi-
dent. Mrs. A. w. Seeburger. and
lis pest presidents A. an annual
reception and tea. 30 p. m.
Thursday. in Central Branch
YWCA.
Mrs Henry Wieduttes will re-
view the book. Our Hearts
We're Young and Cay. and Mrs.
George Morris will be the
snlnisi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
10 Reside in West

1T. JAMES WHEELER.
brother of the bridegroom, came
from San Antonio to act as best
man. Guests were seated by
Ensign Phillip Rice Of Lake For
est, III, and Jack Hood, brother
OF the bride.
Mrs. Hood. mother Of the
bride. chose an all black gown
for her daughters wedding with
top jacket accented with jew
eifed buttons.
She wore a periwinkle blue
chapeau with a wiSp of a veil
in the same shade. and her
corsage bouquet was Of orchids.
A large reception followed the
ceremony at the Book-Cadillac
Hotel.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Wheeler
left 10 visit Lieutenant Wheel
er's parents, who were unable
TO attend the wedding, and they
also will so 10 Mexico and New
Orleans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Carries Violets

Her juliet cap was also OF
lace and her bridal vel was Of
sheer illusion and iinger-tip
length.
She carried a small bouquet
Of white violets.
Miss Katherine TNyenhaiel OF
Chicago. maid OF honor. was
EOWned in IRIS blue chiffon. She
wore a matching Juliet cap and
she carried yellow yioletS.
Mrs. c. A. Files Of St Louis,
was the bride other attendant.
She wore a costume Of char
treuse chiffon and a juliet cap
of matching material. She, TOO,
carried violets, but in a lavender
Khade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
S+rathmoor Club
Lists Peace TaIks

"A JUST AND LASTING
PEACE" will be discussed by
speakers from the Wayne Uni
versity discussion group at the
meeting of the STRAIT h m o r
Womsn's Club, 2 p m, Monday,
in the American Legion club
house, Schoolcraft and Grand
River avenues,
A musical program will be
presented by members OF the
Bendetson Nettors studios OF
music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Greek GLIB
Fornned at
Wayne u.

ONE OF the newer organiza-
" tions on the Wayne Uni
versity campus is the Greek
Club, established for the purpose
of fostering modern Greek Gull
ture through closer association
among the students OF Creek
descent.
The club will sponsor a dance
at the General Motors Ballroom.
February 6 TO raise money for
the scholarship fund.
Thanio Papista is chairman of
the party and is assisted by:
Joan Kicker Chreso Pianos
seraphlns Mike Harvey spilos
Georgia vistakos
Patrons and patronesses for
the dance are DR.. and Mrs.
David d. Henry, Or. Margaret
Ruth Smith. Donald c. Marsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Peck
and DR.. d. &. Christopolous.
Northern High Prom
The senior class at Northern
High School gave its prom Fri
day evening in the Crystal Ball
room OF The Masonic Temple.
RAY F'eldman was chairman
of the dance, sponsored by the
Northern High Alumni Associ-
alton.
The "Nu" girls are giving
their Ration Stomp" February
5 in the Hackett Field House.
Lillian Dodge is in charge OF
" the decor; Nancy Stevenson and
Joyce Beyster are handling the
tickets.
Publicity is under the direc-
ton of Beverly Carr.
U. Of D. Gala Night
University OF Detroit High
School students held their Gala
Night dance in the school audi
I. forum, Friday evening. ......
The Monogram Club and the
Parent T e c her Association
sponsored the highly successful
swing.
The entertainment committee
included:
Bob witkowsk Nancy LAndav
Dolly Townsend Elmore Leonard
Sigma Omicron Sorority will
have its next meeting February
! in the Women'S City Club.
Skinner will be served at ESQ
and will be followed by movies
on Hawaii.
5+h Annual Varieties
Fifth ANIMAL Varieties" with
cast of 70 will be given at
the Country Day School audi
forum, March 5, in collabora-
ton with Detroit University
School.
Among the girls and boys
with prominent parts are:
Jane McNaughton Don Kuhn
Ray Ives Betty Henkel
Loci AmberE John Sweeney
Hazel Wood
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22

Sandy Johnson has entered the
Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22

marked in the memory of those who
took that tiny strip of sand and
coconut trees.
do you remember those old time
Western thrillers where the hero
and the villain are locked in a
struggle at the edge of the cliff?
Multiply that several thousand folc
and you will have some idea of what
it was like-though of course /
don't mean that literally as hand to
hand struggle it was just either
we got pushed off or they did.
1T is all over now, we are aboard
ship again, enjoying good food, a
clean place to sleep, and above all
showers and clean clothes. 1t was
the fourth or fifth day before 1 was
able to collect a little rain into a
helmet and wash my face with
fresh water.
Il didn't get to see any of the
news broadcasts of the action until
after we came aboard ship and then
the single mention I observed was
just bit ironical; it proclaimed
in blase manner, that the jap
anese will to fight was diminishing
The guy that wrote that was never
out here. A Jap Marine doesn't
stop fighting until he is dead"
There was a postscript on the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22
Lieut.. Stewart
Writes from
Tarawa Scene

Thanksgiving greeting were re-
ceived recently by Mr.. and Mrs
B. D. Stewart of juneau, from their
son, 1t. John E. Stewart, with the
medical corps, U. S. Marines The
letter, written Thanksgiving Day,
came from tiny strip of sand
and coconut trees known as Tarawa.
1t. Stewart, with the End Bn.
18th Marines, was among those
who made the initial landings at
Tarawa. He was with the medical
unit, which in the Marines, goes
into battle with the troops to give
immediate, on the spot assistance
to those injured.
Stewart wrote, in part: "Tarawa
will be quickly forgotten name as
far as the general public is con-
cerned, but it will be indelibly
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22
PUBLIC INVITED
TO ARMY SHOW
THIS EVENING

The Richardson RevelS," five
man Army show which has been
touring every city and Army Post
on the mainland of Alaska during
the past few months, will appear
tonight in the Juneau High School
gymnasium. The 65-minute show
will begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
There is no charge for the enter
tainment. which is said to be the
hest to have hit Juneau in many
years, and Army officials extend
cordial invitation to the general
public to attend.
Taking part in the vaudeville are
Sergeant Larry Butler and Privates
Ryerson Gaudet, Saul Brown. Sid
Yosovitz and Walter Roguicki, all
having come into the Army from the
entertainment profession.
A matinee performance was given
yesterday afternoon FOR school stu
dents who enthusie eally applaud
ed each of the talented performers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22
BLACK MART
WHI5kEY RING
IS SMASHED

NEW YORK, Dec. %. - Seven
men were arrested last night when
the government cracked down on
what is called the largest whiskey
black market uncovered in this
country. They are awaiting arraing-
ment before a United States COM
missioner on charges of conspiracy
to violate the Office of Price Adj
ministration liquor price ceilings.
William DUNCAN, Assistant Super
visor of enforcement for the New
York division of the Federal alcohol
tax unit. announced the arrests.
smashing a million dollar black
market whiskey ring. We consider
this big ring offered the United
States thousands of cases of whis
key stored in Connecticut, Massa-
chusetts, Kentucky and Maryland"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22
NAzI5N0W
THREATEN
REpRI5AL5
Captured Allied Airmen
May Suffer as Result
OF Khdrkoy Trials

LONDON, Dec. 22-Dark threats
of reprisal against Allied war pris-
oners came flying out of Germany
today, as Nazi propagandists worked
up indignation against the Kharkov
trials.
Goebbels called the British and
American aviators Huns of the
Air"
A DNB broadcast statement fol-
lowing the Soviet trials said the Nazi
military courts will "soon deal with
those British and American prison
ers who are guilty of a breach of
international law"
Goebbels told Berlin police and
air raid protection officials that
further attacks en- Berlin must be
expected, but "one day our ever
growing anti-aircraft de e n S
against future retaliation will make
an end of the activities of the huns
of the air"
Ugly hints of measures to be taken
against the captured airmen were
closely connected in the German
press campaign against American
fliers imprisoned after the Novem-
Der 20 raid on Bremen.
They are accused of having Muir
der Incorporated" written on their
uniforms.
A Berlin dispatch in the Swiss
paper Neue zurcher zeitung, claim
ed planes of an entire squadron
were so lettered and that another
squadron called itself Home Block
Busters
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22
Legion, Auxiliary
Give Yu|e Party

All Legionnaires and Auxiliary
members are invited TO attend a
Christmas party, sponsored by the
Afford John Bradford No 4 Legion
Post and its Auxiliary, to be held
in the Dugout next Monday even
ing.
Each participant is asked to take
white elephant" with him to ex-
change under the Christmas tree.
During the evening there will be
entertainment and refreshments
will be served
In charge of party plans are
Mesdames Mabel Lybeck, Agnes
Keifer, Dorothy Manthey, Silva
Zenger and John Mccormick and
Al Zenger
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22

letter also, which simply stated,
Il got one for you, Dad"
Wellknown here. 1t. Stewart was
born and raised in Juneau and is
a graduate of the Juneau High
School. He received his medical
degree in 1910 at Harvard Univer-
sity and served his internship at
Alameda County Hospital at OAK
land, California
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22
Mat5PADDEN BACK
FROM GAME PATROL

The Alaska Game Commission
vessel Grizzly Bear, with Wildlife
Agent Molly MacSpadden in charge
OF the trip, has returned from a
garae patrol of the lower end of the
district.
Few ships were out, according to
MacSpadden, and no violators were
reported.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22
THREE ARE FINED IN
CITY POLICE COURT

The following were fined this
morning in City Police Court:
Chris Nelson, SOS and 10 days
suspended on charge of being
drunk and disorderly; William l..
Jack, 10 days suspended for being
drunk and disorderly; Helen Huston,
$25 for being drunk.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22

CARRY ON.
WAR ZONE
Civilian Planes Play Prom
inenf Part Defending
Dutch Harbor

WASHINGTON, Dec. PA hith-
erto secret chapter in the Battle
/ for the Aleutians now disclosed, tells
how 10 commercial airlines rushed
troops, supplies and planes to save
Dutch Harbor
The story was included in an
office of War Information report
on war activities At the time of
the japanese attack June 3, 1912
when five waves of planes from
carriers, bombed and attacked
quick shipment of reinforcements
and supplies was imperative.
Ten airlines responded They
transported special troops, military
equipment Airlines pilots delivered
army bombers with crews and
bombs
The Naval Air Transport Service
flew to the Alaskan Aleutian bases
in squadrons of three planes each,
using one pilot familiar with the
territory, and the other two flying
in formation.
Even as the japanese were at
lacking Dutch Harbor, the airliners
were arriving at the airport with
war materials"
OWL commented that the Alas
kan operations remain one of the
most difficult of the many war &C
tivities, for airlines. For example,
transportation of gasoline trucks
for the Alaskan Highway, required
cutting of the trucks in three parts
for loading.
The planes were welded together
at the destination.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22

Everybody in Alaska knew about
the above also how civilians rushed
1000 soldiers with equipment of all
kinds to Nome about the same time.
Several months ago the Associated
Press carried dispatches telling
about great movements in the air
transportation to strategic points
in Alaska, especially TO the west
ward
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-22
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Have a portrait artist take your
picture, Eamersley Studio. Opposite
federal Building. Phone 294. adv
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

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Mrs. Gregory Weds
james /. Amuio At
Home OF Mrs. Kovul


On SUNDAY evening Ma 90.
1915 at 80 O'Clock. sle home
81 Mrs Ruth kueal as the set
ting for the marriage of her
daughter Mrs Wlnona Henrietta
Gregory e Nj Jsme J Anstp.
win Judge Ksts Denny offlciat
ing
A gown ~ ice blue satin and
tuiAe va. worn by the bride
whose flowers were Il eofSsee ar
rsngemeut Of Eardeniss
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nune was that the bride was al
tended b her grandmother hrs
J 2 Pounds as matron ~ honor
and by hef mother. Mrs Ruth Ko-
val as matun The foru1er vofe
q gown # navy blue shpef with
Esrdeniss which were the flow
ers worn hs Mr. Kovsf who vas
attiind IN black
The groom was attended by
Jack Dean Of London England.
As best man
the ceremony wss preceded by
g dinner a. which covers we're
aud ser the bride and groom. Mrs
Foster Barrow sister ~ the
GROOM. of Pascagouls Charles
VhrviE and Thomas Courtney Of
New York and Mrs poands and
Mrs Kovai
After the wedding the brides
cake with is traditional decors
ton Of = miniature bftae and
groom, wss cut and served with
wine
Nj Amato. who has recent,
received an hanarahse discnafpe
lrom the Army snd MS nflde
aftef q honeymoon TIP r. New
Orleans will take up residence "
EssesEouIa
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Miss Morth0 Meter
Honoree Al Luncheon
At Longfellow House

Among the several interesting
events II the latter part Of last
iweek was q luncheon a she
LonnfelloW House at which Mrs
6 Z Meieer wa hostess IN honor
Of her daughter Miss Martha Ne
teer. who viii soon become the
hffae of George Hamilton Tom
kins OF Washington. = {
Roses were used effectively a.
O e%enterpiece with miniature CO
iunial bouquets marking each Gov
ef, and with q Eifi Of petit-poini
ssit and pepper shakers fuH the
honoree
The guest list ircluaed Mss
Meteet. Mrs Robert Graham. Mrs
+ & Wmgteld Mrs Jas G
Schttngle Mrs J T frame hrs.
Roheri Graham. Mrs ] c Crane.
Mrs sydney AUSTIN Mrs fror
Toofie Mrs Macon. and Miss
Mary Alexander
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Announcement Mode
OF CoB4ina Wedding
Miss Meteer

~ ard Mrs G E-~etsef have
aunpunr@ tnc efsagemen, and
sfprnaetfuR Seeding nf Ehet
daughter. Mlm Maftha Neteef to
A. George Hanaslian TonspsIns
re Washington p c
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exandrr entertaining On saturday.
apd 8 party vt which Mrs ! p.
HoaAef vii he hostess n her New
Orleans home. june S
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Mrs. E. II. Bucot
Hostess To Suruh
Bennett Circle

On Mendsv afternoon hrs Z
Il Bacof extended pleasant ms
pitaliU T. the Sarah Bennett
Circle ri the Wamans Society o.
Christian Service ~ tire First
MethodHt Churea of raseseNas
TIE session took place nn the
wide screened porch q tine Be-
cgt home which overlouk tse
Mississippi Sound fnua addnk g.
the eomfoft nj TIE guests during
3 sHagf period under ihe dirsc.
Hen ~ Ms r = Lucas
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Meeting of Womuns
Club With Mrs. r. c.
pollit Lost Friday

Mrs Il { poIllH of Beach
boulevard was hostess g. the No
mani elNh u PasesKouia ou MAY
wllh q sefy aoed attendance
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Hefmes Gaufnr 81 the District
el1ne a. aattiesnare April 81.
fiicH she ana Aifa j n Lockard
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answered Nlth . brief biz Of
household wisdom with interest.
M ana Instructive results
flsH real program began when
aliss Ruth Can started talking 81
nome canning ans gave 8 history
- thai pr0eeN through the ages.
dwelling gt length IN moaefu and
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