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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-04-15
(ToQ Late for Last Weekly

(To0 Late fer Last Weekly
Mrs. Geo Nelson visited in Minneapolis
Sunday and attended a victory rally at
the Wesley Methodist church. About 1900
were present.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-24
To Mail City Tax Bills

Tax due notices for the cur rent year will be mailed Tues. day, City Clerk c Blankenburg announced this week. and are to be paid to City Treasurer Oscar Torgerson at the Bank of Kodiak.
 If paid in full on or before Friday, August 13, there is a 2 per cent discount.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-24
Beautician Arrives

Gradelle Leigh, of Denver, arrived thi week and will be employed at Della s Beauty Cabin as soon as equipment arrives necessary to opening the shop. For the present she will do finger waves, shampoos and some Cold Wave permanents at No 10 Taylor apartments.
 The new beauty shop will be the first in Alaska to feature the new Cold Wave method perma nents, Della Kinports, owner, announced.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-24
Statehood

In considering the question of statehood for Alaska, it is wor- thy of comment that several states were admitted to the Union having at the time of ad- mission fewer inhabitants than now permanently reside in the Territory of Alaska. Below Is given list of several states
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-24
Returns After Trip

Mrs. Pat Helsel, of the Helsel Photo company, arrived here Wednesday after an extended wis t in San Francisco. She stop ped over in Homer on the way, where the HelsePs have a home stead.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-24
Highway

In the hearings on the bill re- gently passed by the House ap- proximately approprating S72,- 600, 100000 for the War Depart nent activities for the fiscal year commencing July l, 1943
 It Gen B ehon Somervell, Commanding General Army
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-24
Alaska And The Nation

Service Forces, made on cXtend- ed statement about the various activities of the Department in- cluding the Alaska Highway. This is what General Somervell said about the Highway:
 During the past winter, traf-
 fic has travelled this road, car
 rying supplies to Alaska over
 the frozen ground and tenn
 porary bridges. Since the
 spring thaws, it is temporarily
 out of use until October or
 November when traffic will be
 resumed Construction is pro-
 gressing on schedule, and the
 road should be completed dur
 ing the fiscal year 1914. For
 this purpose, 10,500,0OO is
 carried in the estimates" :"
 It is simply astounding to anyone familiar with Alaska to be informed that the highway will not be available for use un- til October or November. What is to be done in the meantime is completely mystery so for as the hearings show This state ment, if correct, IS further proof of the tragic mistake that was made in selecting the route of the highway between Dawson Creek and Whitehorse instead of the route from Prince George to Whitehorse which was un- animously recommended by the Alaska International Highway Commission, and, in fact, by practically all Alaskans, The cost of the highway has never been revealed. Probably General Somervell or some other Army officer has presented the facts to the House and Senate Appropri- ations committees but if so no statement has been made of the testimony. The only information we have is that, according to General Somervell Si0G t(0, !, 900 for the road Is carried in the appropriation Bill just passed oy the House, but how much vas appropriated before is still secret Unofficial estimates have been made, the most c mm9n of which is S100,0o0,o0O. Before he war 1t seemed certain that he job could be done for not nore than 5,0oO,0oO which hows the advantage of under aking construction in peace inc rather than under war onditions.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-24
Budget

In considering the Interior Department Appropriation Bill, the Senate restored substantial ly all Budget estimates for items concerning Alaska, including $10,000 for relief of destitution among the natives of Alaska, $120O for communications ser vice, $9320 for Indian medical service, 5000 for prevention and suppression of fires on the public domain, $l0,0OO for rein deer service, S124,365 for min cral resources in Alaska, $l1.000 for protection of seal, sea otter, and other fisheries of Alaska, $22,o00 for the enforcement of the Alaska game law, and $1OO,- GOO for the investigation of wild life resources of the Territory. Residents
 On June 16, I introduced in the House the bill, H. R 2977, "To forbid the appointment of any person but a resident of the Territory of Alaska to the office of judge of the District Court of Alsska, to the office of United States marshal for Alaska. This measure is in harmony with the bill requiring three years prior residence for Governors of Alaska The Hawaiian Organic Act itself contains a provision that no one may be appointed Governor who has not resided for Shree year in that Territory. The Juneau Bar Association re- gently adopted resolution re- questing such legislation with respect to judges, district attor- neys and marshals.
 Highway
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-24
By Delegate Dimond

showing the date of admission of each to the Union and the total
 population at time of admission:
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-24

When we consider that at the time of admission Nevada had a total population of 6,S57 probably Indians were not counted since they were then not citizens-the pop ulation of Alaska at the present time seems almost stupendous.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
Regular Veterans

The Departments Of Maryland,
District of Columbia and Virginia of
the Regular Veterans Association
will hold joint meeting on Novem-
ber 26 at pm. at 808 I street NV.
National Comdr. William Floyd
will be the guest of the Pearl Harbor
Post and principal speaker. Other
speakers will be National Chief of
Staff Frank McClernan of Balti-
more and Department Comdr. Finn
Nilsson of the Department of Mary
land, District Of Columbia and
Virginia.
Changes in the national constitu-
ton, making members of the present
armed forces eligible for member
ship, will be discussed.
Service men and women are
invited to attend.
There will be entertainment and
refreshments.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
RoyoI Arcunum

District Council on Tuesday eve
ming in Odd Fellows Temple will
receive reports from James C. Dulin,
chairman of the Recruiting Com
mittee; Herman Wealthall, of the
Delinquent Committee; L. B. Dor
say of the Degree Team, and Isaac
S. Childs, of the Past Regents Asso-
citation.
Deputy Supreme Regent Charles
H. Pulls, of Brooklyn; N. Y, was
host at dinner given to Grand
Regent Eugene F. Minoux and other
officers of the Grand Council of this
Evening star., 1943-11-21
Masonic News

Scottish Rite MaSons will confer
the 30th degree upon the members OF
the 1t. Col. william Herbert Murphy
class on Tuesday evening at the
temple, $500 Sixteenth street NV.
Robert de Bruce Council of
Kadosh will also meet Tuesday eve
ming preceding the conferring of the
degree.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
Order Of the Eastern Star Activities

Whettzel, warder; Arthur G. Shaw,
sentinel.
The Auxiliary Home Board meets
Tuesday at 8 pm. at home Of Mrs.
Icie M. Keadle.
Bethlehem Chapter elected the
following officers: Matron, Hazel
Thompson; patron, Walter Deal; as
sociate matron, Alice Sheriff; asso-
ciate patron, John Batson; secretary,
Laura Anderson; treasurer, Mae
Smith; conductress, Virginia Page;
associate conductress, Blanche Up
dixie; representative to Eastern Star
Home, Carrie B. Batson, and trustee,
Ida Roberds. Installation will be
held November %.
Lebanon Chapter will have in
stallation Tuesday evening.
On Wednesday night at the Ma
sonic Temple, Twelfth and Monroe
streets NE, Mrs. Alma E. Marshall
will be installed as matron of
Brookland Chapter; Carroll A.
Warthen, patron; Mrs. Mildred
Oliver, associate matron; Frank
Dettelbach, associate patron; Mrs.
Alice jacobson, secretary; Mrs.
Murdock Sullins, treasurer; Mrs.
Clara Warthen, conductress, and
Mrs. Katherine Thayer, associate
conductress.
Treaty Oak Chapter will install
as officers Monday night: Matron,
Agnes Baumann; patron, John Bau-
mann; associate matron, Martha
Dunlap; associate patron, c. Dib-
bell Walters; secretary, Martha
Sisk; treasurer, Clara Reynolds;
conductress, Josephine Ayre; trus-
tees, Hazel M. Shrode and Ruth
Woods; representative to Eastern
Star Home, Viola A. Hodson.
Officers of La Fayette Chapter
installed as follows: Mrs. Comora
A. Parrish, matron; Edward A.
Mathison, patron; Mrs. Frederick
.. Bowman, associate matrOn; Mrs.
Florence o. Stokes. secretary; Mrs.
Erma L. Orcutt, treasurer; Mrs.
Ruth R. Miller, conductress; Mrs.
Edna K Mcdaniel, associate con-
ductress; Mrs. Ellie Kornegay. chap
lain; Miss Florence E. Stokes, mar
shall; Mrs. Hazel E. Helsee, organ
list; Miss Dorothy A. Lausen, Adah:
Miss Helen Keating, Ruth; Mrs.
Margaret c. Kupfer, Esther; Mrs.
Lois T. Hunt, Martha; Mrs. Mary
Butts, Electa; Mrs. Myrtle 3.
Parker, warden; Mrs. Herman
Kupfer, sentinel.
The chapter will have charge of
the services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home today at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

Inere Will De meeting OF the
General Home Board on Monday at
1870 pm. at the Masonic Temple.
Takoma Chapter will have in
stallation Friday night as follows:
Mrs. Isabelle Brenneman, matron
John H. Dubey, patron; Mrs. Betty
Ferguson, associate matron: Carl
Knause, associate patron; Inez C.
Borrows, secretary; Mrs. Isabel Nc
Ainsh. treasurer; Mrs. Millicent
Christ. conductress, and Mrs. Rose
Bell, associate conductress.
The following officers were in
stalled in Trinity Chapter: Mrs.
Alma V. Allen, matron; George
Schwartzentrub, patron; Mrs. Stella
Lewis, associate matron; James
Schamel, associate patron; Mrs. Vir-
ginia Cowling, conductress; Mrs
Mamie Beacham, associate conduct
ress; Mrs. Eunice GettingS, secre-
tary; Mrs. Annie Laurie Price, treas
urer; Mrs. Jessie Parks Davis, chap
lain; Mrs. Mary SchwartZentrub,
marshal; Mrs. Ruth Anna Sullivan,
Adah; Mrs. Elsie VanderValk, Ruth !;
Mrs. Eva Davis, Martha; Mrs. AL
vinia Carpenter, Electa; Mrs. Agnes
Ferhler, warder, and Mr.. Archie
Lewis, sentinel.
Tomorrow evening the following
officers will be installed in Miriam
Chapter: Sylvia w. Silk, matron;
Charles A. Birch, patron; Josephine
Baumann, associate matron; Grover
=. Reese, associate patron; Eileen
Dalstrom, secretary; Francis Atkin-
son, treasurer; Alma Reese, conduc-
tress; Doris Troup. associate con-
ductress; Daisy Birch, chaplain;
Francis Neal, marshall Naomi Coo
per, organist; Margaret Spicer, Ada;
Mary Harrison, Ruth; Ina Adams,
Esther; Jane Chesholm, Martha: !:
Dorothy De Cola, Electa; Jane
Johnson, warder, and Roland Jewell,
sentinel.
Ruth Chapter installed the follow
ing officers: Mrs. Elsie T. Reynolds,
matron; George E. Whetzel, patron;
Mrs. Icie M. Keadle, associate ma
tron; Roger E. Craley, associate
patron; Mrs. Katherine S. Eppley,
secretary; Mrs. Ella Med. Reed,
treasurer; Mrs. Alice G. Rhodes,
conductress; Mrs. A. Margaret
Knott, associate conductress; Mrs.
Hilda L. Grimm, chaplain; Mrs.
Edith w. Meyer. marshal; Mrs. Mae
L. Kieny, organist; Mrs. Mae F..
Dean, Adah; Miss Elizabeth N.
Eisenhart, Ruth; Miss Valerie E.
Becker, Esther; Mrs. Everette Hav-
rischak, Martha; Mrs. Hazel E.
Shedd, Electa; Mrs. Cassie E.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
In Local Bridge Circles
BY Frank B. Lord

displacing the Government players.
The Army won 16 out of "A boards
in Section A.
The New team was first in the
second section with 16 out of "a
boards; Queen High was second. In
the third section, the Lord e. La
dies team was high, winning IL out
of 81 boards. The Saints were Sec
ond.
The following is the latest re-
ported percentage standing of the
several teams.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
Leave for Detroit

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walter and
their small daughter Frances, who
have been spending four weeks a.
the guests Of Mrs. Walters mother.
Mrs. Sam Aiken, in Alexandra,
have left to return to their home In
Detroit.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

You can eat your cake and have
it, too-if you invest your Christmas
savings in War bonds. Keep on
backing the attack.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

Stamp meetings scheduled for the
week are:
Tuesday evening at 8-Collectors'
Club Of Washington, Thomson
School, Twelfth and L streets NV.
Austrian program, with address by
E. Ranshofen- -Wertheimer.
Wednesday evening at 8-Wash-
ington Philatelic Society, Lee Sher-
atom Hotel, Fifteenth and L streets
NV. Exhibition of Christmas seals
by Philip Simms Warren.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

The stamp editor of The Star
would like to hear from collectors
who may have duplicates of covers
bearing the following slogan cancel
lations: "On We Go to Toxic:
Toxic, Here We Come; "Tojo, You
Can't VIM; mo Peace for Toto"
or similar patriotic sentiments.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

Cathedral Chapter will install the
following officers tomorrow at $500
Sixteenth street NV; Carolyn U.
Casey, matron; George A. Casey,
patron; Evelyn M. Right, associate
John D. Garner, associate
patron; Hannah H. Adams, con-
ductress; Helen B. Truscott. asso-
ciate conductress; Elizabeth r. Cor
nish. secretary, and Martha r.
Brandon, treasurer.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

Brightwood Chapter elected the
following officers: Matron, Muriel
R. Moore; patron, William N. Moore;
associate matron, Blanche Kirton;
associate patron, Fred Southgate;
conductress, Stella Hanneman; as
sociate conductress, Gladys Collins;
Secretary, Pearl Koschmeder; treas
urer, Edith K. Robinson; trustee,
Ethel F. Nagle; representative to
Eastern Star Home, Anna Parkes.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

A sheet of so copies of the scent
Luxembourg stamp in which one
row of 10 is inverted has been re-
ported found. The owner, according
to local rumors. is young soldier.
His purchase allegedly was made at
the Philatelic Agency a week or 10
days ago. Dealers estimate the value
of the rarity at from $500 to $4,000
if it really is what it is claimed
to be.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

The Army foursome climbed back
into first place last week in the
team of four series of the Federal
Bridge League, for the second time
Evening star., 1943-11-21

Collectors of the stamps of
Czechoslovakia are referred to an
editorial on The Linden Tree"
printed in The Star yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

The following officers of Temple
Chapter will be installed tomorrow:
Mrs. Rose M. Cordell, matron; Leon
Pach, patron; Mrs. Mary Weak, as
sociate matron: Ben Michaelson, 81. :,
associate patron; Mrs. Anna Gold
smith, secretary; Mrs. Louise Hos
kinson, treasurer; Mrs. Rose Engel,
conductress; Mrs. Sarah Israelson,
associate conductress; Estelle Dick,
Adah; Ruth Federico, Ruth Ethel
Seidman, Esther; Edna Schwartz,
Martha; Betty Garflnkle, Electa
Esther Levin, marshal; Goldie Lew
in, chaplain; Hazel Wagner, organ
ist; Tillie Levy, warder, and Rose
Wender, sentinel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
MARRIAGES-DEATHS-DIVORCES
DIVORCES

peau Mcdaniel from James Il.
Charles e. R0Nser from Jane
clara D. NrCaHlsY from James.
tsepnne Burns from Rernie j.
Samufl B Read from Helen ~.
MAstAA s--Achta Arnua kahrri-
Alex vs. irvii1 from Nsr1nikR
SHERMAN LYONS from Emma Lee
Do.ue NAV Nlnness from Marion r.
Hobet Thomas irom Ethel
Rutf W Leopard from Ezra 7.
Mary budfy from STEPHEN
Dorothy Hunrke from James c.
Margaret o Hiuson from Berthe.
N}rtma Ferguson from Rex }.
LYDIA knsel from william
F1Dard lgsycgl nskl from Julia.
Effth Parkinson tfom Edward r.
laus s Marcus from Nam
Josrub.He A. kfUneil rom Lester ],
Ruth A. Lucy from Howard
E sIr E..Hardson from Ferry.
Katherine Dci0rran from Jack.
curtis M,Nnurr from Mar
-4-------r---- ~ \ ri~r7-7 r-r-r7r-
iHlr 90 Parker from Matthew,
tfarcr-c Roberts from Frances.
Evelyn Gardner from Ross
Earl pIeipgham from MsEele
Ar 1nny RichF't from Jean Y,
JOSEPH sTsnd8har from Elsie ..
CsIefaa Strauabaugh from George
tsthr- Clark from John (annulmenO.
Mae p TAYLOR tran Phllip
Mari. >frabtck from Parel NJ.
Heien sears from Arthur
Aaron RaEsdR'e from LaRue.
Dorothy Vincent from Donald.
Fss's sutherland trum james
Marion Gatcael from Darrell
n-mInlc A. Mastropietro tulm Elizabeth r
FNslyu NJ stock from Peter A.
Fhth KarCh from Ear
uruls H. Rhodes from Hugh
C;e-rs lana -I.aFFinero from William )
Irene Mobley from Roy A.
Fred Parry from May.
Dwight White from Margaret
pessa Y Claybourue from Hubert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Death Goflces


FORBES sept 80 Natharsel (SCotty)
beloved husband ~ FloTencal dear father
~ Malcolm and Charles, four brdhers
sN sisters survive, Fnn'ph services
Saturday al ? 80 p. m. A. the George
~ Haas Funeral Home. 44as JOY Road.
Al Martindsle.
HOW ARD George Henry, 81 654 hOntclaiI
avenue beloved husband Of Laura
Louise loving father OF Doris Lorraine.
Howard. dear brother of MiHHm Howard
oi CoNuhus. o. and Mrs victor Pollock
uf WINDSOR. canada. Funeral nom l'oher-
tys Funeral Home. 1882 kafs Jefferson
-rtaF Harding Monday afternoon al = IN
tsrmsnt Forest Lawn
kOI. ODLIEJskI - Frank CPyseel. died
Sept 81 dear son of the lstf Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Kolodziejsk: desT brother
in-lsw Of Mary WozniAk step-trother Of
Peter N0Eniak Nick kol0dzielsk and
Josephine Mrs MAry KapCinski- Funeral
SATURDAY. from I V. ChTzsnoWs Al Funeral
Parlors 4i37 Russell St, az $50 to
Sweetest Heart ~ Mary's Church ~ y
o'clock. Interment Al Greenwood Gene
fery
NfNuNSuN-TI1TIan EETneT beI0ved daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. simon Slmonson OF
Hancock sister 81 Mrs RENO Hlltunen,
Ms Norman kum 81 Detroit and John
Hurn ~ Hancock. Warrant officer David
Enzi-u- EEeAa1lek- IL 81 sft.f Herbert
OF Detroit. Services Friday al - p. M,
Rev John y Nelson officiating, ~ the
DIVA Watia Chapel lnterment az Hancock.
Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Death notices

ABDOO-Mary. Hge 6Os suddenly. belo, "a
wife ~ George, dear mother ~ Mrs.
-awicy Arefns Nary, Rev. Michael
George. Rose sE' Peter Of ~. Army
rgF te- nE overseas Helen Anne and
JOHN. Remains aa state a. 81 Naron y
Church 'HaN' CoLErefs and Orleans until
time ~ service Saturday 3 80 a. m. In
terment NJ O.ive' Cemetery.
DINING Sept 30 1888 Hugh beloved
fsther - RohsP Rankin X. Hugh Jr.
and Mrs Isahe --+sr Funeral from The
Harvey a Nssy Funeral Home. $3.50 May
tlfr Grand saturday. 2 80 3. m. Burial
al GRAND Lawn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
ruMlGkroR

ttMtttIOR
THE Original cyaHde Gas &9. ysrE-
mAnship guarsnte/d. Tyler 7-s077.
FURNACE CLEAFiN0 AND REPAIRING
Al STEAM b2ler and furnace repairing.
Vermont 6-f2s5.
ALL MAKES cleaned. new furnaces avail
able kalamazoo" TY. $1,000.
ALL makes OF furnaces repaired also
new furnaces available. Sunshine Fur
mace. 1921 w Warren. TY. 4-s1ii.
ALL makes OIL burners, stokers. furnaces.
chimneys cleaned, repaired. Call Tyler
5-6s1p
FURNACES cleaned, repaired. Installed; ;
immediate service. Van Dyke Furnace,
Townsend 9-303f
FURNACES repaired, rebuilt, cemented
Also thermostats installed. E1replaces
rebuilt. Madison 1881.
FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED
Repaired or replaced. free estimates.
Madison 7is1.
FURNACES cleaned. repaired Parts for
all makes. Free estimates. TE. 2-siO2
FURNACE cleaning. repairing: workman
ship guar. Free estimates TIE. 1851.
sPRlNGwELLs Furnace cleaning, repair
ing All parts available. Prompt serv-
ice. Gail anytime. VI 2-s6o7.
STEWART 4 HoLCoMB-Furnsce re-
pairs. We specialize I'm resetting, clean-'
Ing furnaces. TW 1850. l7i3S CAL,
laghcr 1899 Cedargrove.
HOME INSULATION
ROCK WOOL blown in walls. attic. saves
fuel. comfort. TY. t-s3sU Ewes. RE asa.
HOSIERY REPAIRING
SAVE your Nylon stockings. Don't throw
your precious hard TO get stockings
away. because o. runs and snafs Our
expert can quickly repair them like new.
Invisible Hosiery Repair, l020i Dexter,
corner Giynn.
INSULATtoS
INSULATE YOUR ATTIC
with halssm wool for winter warmth
and summer cooling: easy terms
RESTRICK LUMBER co
1t4oo wyoming Hoearh 2i2i
LANDSCAPING
BLACK DIRT, top soils, top dressing,
sodding. seeding Ford and schaefer
handspring. Oregon s6OO.
PAINTING AND DECORATING
l.A-i ACCURATE decorating. rooms pa
pered, 81 90 up, immediate service.
Temple 2-5215
Al ACCURATE decorating. rooms
paperei. 81 W. Immediate service
TEwpie 252oh
Al INTERIOR exterior decorating -
Ecfrgerstors refnshed Free estimate
Immediate service TE. 1923.
Al pAPERHANGGNG. CAICIMINtNG.
PAINTING. ANY TIME. TEMPLE 2-O7Ts.
lA-I RApERHANGING. CALCIMININC,
PAiNTiNG, Any TINE TEMPLE 2-o77s'
ATTENTION Furniture painting at your
door; reasonable prices Call Spray IL,
Townsend F-3105.
BEST workmanship gusranteed. painting.
DECORATING, Wall washing. TO. 1858.
PAINTING. decorating. interior exterior;
guaranteed workmapship. Reasonable
prices Estimates HnEArth sosi
PAINTING. decorating: interior. exterior.
guaranteed Workmanship Reasonable
prices Estimates HOFsrth s0si
PAPERHANGfNO s. AMI up. paper in
Guided, quick service. no $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
IATNDRIES
MATTRESS RENovATiNG

CURTAINS. tablecloths, bedspresds Call
and deliver. lie Week Curtain Cleaners.
Tktreula
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
LOST AND FOUND

LADY,s Benrus gold wrist watch--6 dia-
monds: lost between Euclid and Clair
mount on Hamilton. or 200 block on
Geneva Reward Trinity 2-f2ss, 1908
West Euclid WIN person finding the
watch ON Hamilton please call after ..
LOST Small male Cocker Spaniel. light
brown aud white Reward for return
% SOP Berkshire road. Crosse pointe Park.
or can Tuxedo 2-O70d.
LOST Biufold containing pay stubs regis
tration, etc. Keep money return cTeden-
tialf 3lT East Grand boulevard or 1923
81 Paul. Fitzfoy 4T6s.
LOST Pair Of. silver foN furs, between
Port Huron and NJ. Clemens; reward
Trinity 2-7027. Miss NILS
LOsT-Wrist watch. Ollendorff. WITH 10
ruhies. two diamonds. reward. Vine
wood 1s0si
LOST Boston bFindle Terrier. male. screw
tail Liberal reward Vermont 6-03l6
LOST Ration book Return 10 Viola
Hicks. 657 Garfield. Temple i-6e7e.
REWARD for return of white Persian
cat, strayed from 1857 oregon. Tyler
4-Sl63.
$50 KFWNEn Tor return or Information OF
red male cocker spaniel, Childs pet, no
QuPqti0ns Q1Os Miner Plaza 2AO6
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Knights Of St. John

Oficers elected for St. Gabriels
Ladies Auxiliary are President,
Marguerite A. Baczenas; past presi-
dent, Genevieve Perry; first vice
president, Gertrude Welsh; second
vice president, Helen de Montfredy;
recording secretary, Julia r. Ross
financial secretary, Anne F. Hill
yard; treasurer, Bertha Peacock, !,
messenger, Maria Bishop; sentinel,
Ruth Burke: guard, Mary Burke
trustees, Blanche Myers, chairman;
Sue Swaggart and Mary Sousa
delegate, Ruth Burke; publicity
chairman, Anne Hillyard. and chap
lain, Rev. Maurice Alexander, Sol
onions. Md.
Newly elected officers for Sacred
Heart Auxiliary are: President,
Margaret Farrell; past president,
Catherine M. Walsh; first vice presi-
dent, Nellis Shinn; second vice
president, Irma Sullivan; recording
and corresponding secretary, Berna-
dette O'Connor; financial secretary
Dorothy Nesline; treasurer, Elaine
Nesllne; messenger, Genevieve
Hughes; sentinel, Margaret O'Con-
nor; guard, Thelma DIVERS; trus-
tees, Isabel Munroe, Anne Ryan and
Catherine Ashley; delegate Cath
crime Ashley, and spiritual adviser
the Rev. John K. Cartwright.
The Axis is watching you: keer
EN- signing while you keep buying
War savings stamps.