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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31
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Miss Mary Elszabeth Eiey.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
JUNIOR LUTHER
 LEAGUE ELECTS

The Junior Luther League met last night at the Resurrection Lutheran Church, following the Junior Choir practice Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows President, Josephine Hared; Vice. President, Donna Olds; Secre- tary, Lois Hared, and Treasurer, Harriet Maurstad.
 The weekly meeting date was changed from Tuesday evenings fol- lowing choir practice, to Sunday evenings, at 6:30 o'clock. Young people of the community between the ages of 10 and l2 are welcome.
 Final arrangements were made last night for the party to be given by the Junior Choir and Junior League Friday night, November 5, at ' o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
Fred Lindenmeyer Is Married 0(t. 17
 Al Mississippi

It. CjgD Fred Lindenmeyer, U. s. c. G. R., former Juneau High School instructor and coach, was married to Miss Rose Kayer of Chicago, October IT, accordoing to announce ments received by friends here.
 The ceremony was performed at the Presbyterian Church at Gulf port, Mississippi.
 The bride is a graduate of the University of Chicago, and It. Lin denmeyer, for a time Captain of the Port at Wrangell, Alaska, went in training at the Cadet Naval Train ing Station at PensaeIla, Florida, and was graduated as pilot last July. It. Lindenmeyer is stationed at present at the Coast Guard base at Biloxi, Mississippi.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
ALASKA COASTAL
 FLIES TO INLET
 AND 5ITkA TODAY

Yesterday an Alaska Coastal Air lines plane returned from Skagway with M. A. Martin, F. A. Aver, Mrs s. c. Thomas, Jane Babcock, Emma Suysanik, C. R. Greene, and Harold Bates.
 From Excursion Inlet the pas sengers were Genevieve Erikson, George B. Williams, Tillie Skaflestal, and w. G. Isthuris.
 Flying to Haines today were Bill Roy Baier, William Wesse, and Robert Marin. A trip to Sltka took Mary Perhms, Elsie L. Guen- ther, R. Antique. and V. R. Farrell.
 A trip today to Excursion Inlet had as passengers Ralph Nesselhaus, Harry Lincoln, and Helen Phillips, returning with Leo w. Rysis and H. Monte
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03

More than 55,000,000,00O quarts of milk were produced in the United States last year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
Good Attendance
 AtLegion Auxiliary
 Meeting Last Night

The American Legion Auxiliary met last night for the regular ousl- ness session, at the American Legion Dugout, with a good attendance oi members. and two visitors present.
 Mrs. w. J. Manthey reported that Auxiliary members enjoyed a social meeting with the Legionnaires on Seward Day
 Mrs. Jack Mutch reported that the food sale held the early part of October was a complete success.
 Mrs. Agnes Kiefer reported on the rummage sale, thanking Mrs. Gus Skinner for the lunch furnished the committee, and all workers who helped make the sale huge sue cess.
 Mrs. George Gullufsen read a let ter from the Department Rehablll- tation Chairman, urging the visiting of service men and veterans in hos pitals, and sending gifts to them whenever possible.
 Dorothy Man, War Activities Chairman, reported attending the National War Fund Committee meeting held at the City Hall, and said that she was captain to col lect donations in a residential dis trict. The Auxiliary at this time voted a donation of 25 to the fund.
 The "E. M Policy Memorial was discussed, and 1t was voted to p,ir- chase an electrically heated bas- sinet, to be placed in the delivery room at St. Ann's Hospital, and car rying a placque to commemorate the child welfare work done by Ernest Policy.
 The resignation of Mrs. Mattie Bixby as Historian was accepted, and Mrs. Agnes Kiefer elected to fill the vacancy. Mrs. Elsie Sofoulis was elected Executive Committeewoman to fill the office left vacant by Mrs. Kiefer.
 It was voted to purchase new drapeS for the Dugout, and Mrs. George Gullufsen was named chair man of the committee to select materials, assisted by Mrs. Florence Mutch and Mrs. Agnes Kiefer.
 Reports of Department Officers and Executive Committee action were read
 Next meeting of the Auxiliary will be the social meeting on November 16, with unit officers acting as hostesses for the evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
MISSP. DOOLEY  C0MPL|MENTED
 LAST EVENING

Complimentary to Miss Pat Dooley. bride-lect, personal shower was given last evening by girls of the Territorial Health Department staff. Approximately forty of Miss Dooley,s friends were asked to the affair which was held at the D Street home of Mrs. Mary More.
 An employee of the Territorial Health Department for the past four years, Miss Dooley will resign short- ly as secretary in the Maternal and Child Health Division, and will go to Anchorage, where she and First Sergeant John Satire will be married early in December
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
Club Sponsors Toy Center for Children
 Of Gastineau Area

1 Plans to make Christmas enjoy able for underprivileged children in this vicinity and the organization part in giving relief to soldiers and civilians directly affected by the war, shared prominent places on the agenda yesterday at the regular meeting of the Juneau Woman's Club.
 Members gathering in the pent- house of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company, decided to sponsor a public card party on Pearl Harbor Day, December 2.
 Proceeds will be the nucelus for the clubs new fund-the War Relief Fund. Under the new arrangement money given to war relief agencies will come from this supply.
 Abandoned for several years, the Woman's Club will this year again sponsor a Toy Repair Center. Miss Helen Johnson, Territorial Public Health Nurse, spoke to the club members emphasizing the need of such an organization.
 Distribution to underprivileged children will be made in cooperation with the Territorial Department of Public Welfare. The Douglas Wom- ans Club has been invited to par ticipate in this project.
 Any person having toys their chil- dren have outgrown, or which are slightly damaged, is asked to keep the Toy Center in mind Announce ments will be made later where to leave the articles. which will enliven Christmas for children, who other wise would have a dull celebration on December 25.
 Members of the Womans Club will forego a regular social meeting November 30 to repaint toys and make wardrobes for dolls.
 Plans were discussed but details not completed for the Community | Christmas Tree and party, annually ! sponsored by the Woman's Club.
 Federated Women's clubs in the | Territory are behind drive during 1 the months of November and De- cember to buy enough war bonds to a bomber-S75 ,000 worth of | bonds.
 All persons in Juneau are asked l to credit the Juneau Woman's Club |
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
GUARDS TO MEET
 THURSDAY NIGHT

The weekly meeting of the Juneau unit of the Alaska Territorial Guards will be held at o'clock Thursday night in the Elks' Hall and Capt. Henry Harmon requests that Guardsmen report dressed in cover alls and leggings and be equipped with rifles and ammunition belts.
 Instructions in bayonet training will be continued under the capable guidance of Lieut.. MacIsaac of the U. s. Army. This training has proven to be most interesting and those unable to attend the meeting last Thursday should make a special effort to be present tomorrow night.
 Shirts will definitely be issued tomorrow night so go and get 'em."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03

when buying bonds of series E, F or G. Payroll deductions do not count.
 Yesterday the club voted $50 to the National War Fund.
 Mrs. Edna Lomen was appointed salvage chairman of the club and will be in charge of the collection of fats and similar projects.
 Mrs. George w. Folta will assist in the direction of the Girl Scout troop, sponsored by the Juneau Woman's Club.
 Six new members wre voted into the organization. They are Mes danes Ralph Martin, George w. Folta, Ray Nevins, Art Hedges. Schurre Jacques and Miss Helen Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
ROGER LATHAM
 ELECTED MAYOR,
 SAN FRANCISCO
Shipping Executive, Never in Office Before, Beats
 Two Opponents

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 3.--Ro- ger Lapham, 59, shipping executive who has never held a political of- flee before, is San Francisco's new mayor 'sN
 The Chairman of the American Hawaiian Steamship Company won the mayoralty race by a decisive margin and will take office on January S. He boiled 90,000 votes against George Reilly, member of the State Board of Equalization, second with 57,000 and Angelo Rossi, mayor since 1881, who was third, with 47,000 votes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
WITHHOLDING TAX
 I5T0 REMAIN SAME

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. = The House Ways and Means Committee has decided against making any change at this time in the 20 per cent withholding rate against tax able portions of wages and salar- ies and decided also to require the Internal Revenue Bureau 70 pub fish a Federal register of names and corporations gaining refunds under relief provisions and excess profits tax and the amounts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
DIR. KELLER RETURNS

Dr. A. B. Keeler, who is repre- senting the building association of the Presbyterian Church, has com pleted a tour in Alaska. Prior to his returning to his headquarters in New York City, Dr. Keeler will spend few days in Juneau con- ferring with the Rev Willis R. Booth, pastor of the Northern Light Pres byterian Church. pr. Keeler is q guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
W00DLEY IN, OUT
 WITH THREE TODAY

A Woodley Airlines plane arrived here with a full passenger list and left this afternoon with w. H. zierath, M. Wander Meyden and one other passenger for the west ward. 4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
KENTUCKY RACE FOR GOVERNOR
 I5 CLOSE ONE

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. B. Re publican Simeon s. Willis this af- ternoon regained lead in tho Kentucky Governors race as ur- official returns from 3,20O of the states 4,200 precincts give him 214,526 to 2l4,242 for Democrat J. Lyter Donaldson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03

"Thanks!" say the fighting Tanks who enjoy welcome con- forts and recreation in USO cen- ters everywhere. And "Thanks!S reply the contributors to this city's united community campaign, "for doing swell job in fighting the Axis" AFL members of the Labor League for Human Rights join in this message of gratitude to our fighting forces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
E. w. ELLIOTT IS
 JUNEAU VISITOR

E. w. Elliott, of the Elliott Con- struction Company, was visitor in Juneau yesterday, passing through on a PA plane on his way to Whitehorse on company business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Have portrait artist take your picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite Federal Building. Phone 2a4. adv.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-02
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Washington Journal., 1943-04-02
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Washington Journal., 1943-04-02
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iiber SO, Ser iebt Sarmarbeit Derri1-
tet ODER bis gum 1. Moi 6armorbeit
aufnimmt, iofort in Die 6arm=auf-
idiebungsflaiien 2-G, tpenn leoig,
un0 3G, menn perbeiratet, reflaiiifi-
5iert meroen ioa. 8ier anoere neue
Aiifbebungsoienit 8eItimmungen
pllrOen gleid5eitig erlaiien, oie oa-
81 beitimmt iino, 5armor6eiter auf
ben 5armen 81 balten.
1. 8enn elm Mann @ufidiebung
fir 6armar6eit erbdlt, miiiien Die
2o~falbeboroen i'm in Der Mufidie-
bungsflaiie bebalten.
2. Sober Mann nit 5armerfab-
rung, Der ieBt anoere glrbeit perri1=
tet, bat 5armermfi6iebung 81 err
balten, Denn er 5lr Snrmarbeit 5u=
riiffebrt, beDor er beritanoigt MUIR
oe, Dab er ein3uriiden babe.
3. Gin 6armar6eiter, Der in Sc
fabr iii, feline Mufi9iebung ein5u-
biiBen, neil er ben Yroouftionserfor-
oerniiien nidt entipradl muB Der
Gountp Jarm &riegsbeboroe einbe-
ridtet mer0en uno es miiiien ibm
80 Gage fir Changing elmer anoe-
rem 6armarbeitsitele betpiaigt tper-
Den, beDor er einge5ogen peroen
fam.
4. County 5armbeboroen mogen
um Die Mufidiebuns BON 5armarbei-
tern anill6en ODER Inn cine gnti1ei-
oung Der Ausbebungs 8eboroe ap-
peaieren, iDenn Der Mrbeiter ielbit
ODER iein @~rbeitsgeber nidt fir i'm
banoelt.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-02
Die laitiaen sand,bOote

Gas @eleit3ug-S pItem lit Die pirf-
IamIte @iltport auf Die oenti1en
acknowledgements gegen Die aai-
ierten SeefabrtslinienL p%orausge-
Iebt, oaB oie Sanoelsidiffe auSrei-
6enoen S1lib baben. 90 erfldrte
oie u2iperpool Steamibip Spners
@~ilociation~ in ibrem Sabresberi1t.
0a6 ser 8eriiderung, oaB Die Ser
lutte BEL i6wer beihiibten Gruppen-
transporter unbeoeuteno maren,
beiBt es in Dem geridt: ngs beitebt
fein @runo 81 Der Annabme, bob,
ipenn Elm abnlides @usmaB bon
S1uB fir aae S6iffe uerfiigbar pd-
re, nidt Die gleiden @rgebniiie err
5ielt meroen fonnten uno oamit Die
Il 8ootseefabr beieitigt piiroe.