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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-11
ANGELS HAVE GOOD CHANCE FOR pENNANT
(By Associated Press)

Rallying for two runs in the sixth inning Sunday, Seattle defeated San Diego 4-3 in the nightcap after the Padres won the opener 2-1, eleven innings.
 Los Angeles clinched at least a tie for the Pacific Coast League pen nant, defeating Hollywood twice Sunday If the Angels win one of the eight games with Seattle this week the pennant will be won.
 San Francisco battered three Oak land hurlers to win the second game of a doubleheader after the Oaks took the first.
 Portland handed Sacramento a double licking Sunday and Marine Pieretti chalked up his 18th victory when he won one of the games.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-11
SENESCUE GOES SOUTH

John Senescue, after long hitch in the Juneau Signal Corps, has been transferred and left for the south today. Senescue, when off duty, was leader in bowling circles and also started the soft ball lea
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-11
GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League

Portland 10, 8; Sacramento 5, O Oakland 4, l; San Francisco ?, IA Los Angeles 6, 8; Hollywood 2, 2. Seattle l, 4; San Diego 2, 3.
 National League Chicago g, 2; St. Louis 0, 4. Pittsburgh 2, 0; Cincinnati 5, 2. Brooklyn 8, 2; Philadelphia 1, 3. Boston 4; New York 10.
 American League Cleveland 0, '; Detroit 5, 4. New York 2, 4; Boston 3, 3. St. Louis 6, 9; Chicago 2, 3. Philadelphia l, 2; Washington 2, g.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-11
GAMES SATURDAY Pacific Coast League

Oakland II; San Francisco 4. Seattle T, g; San Diego 3, o. Los Angeles ', 2; Hollywood l2, } Portland 6, g; Sacramento 2, 6.
 National League Chicago 6; St. Louis l. Pittsburgh 2; Cincinnati 3. Boston New York 4.
 American League Chicago 2; St. Louis 1. Philadelphia 3; Washington l. New York l; Boston '. Detroit Is; Cleveland 6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-11

tober l, the team will start practice with limbering up exercises. Some of the boys have been driving truck all summer so their legs need linn bering up" said the coach.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-11
OIL REPRESENTATIVE HERE

Bruce Ross, of the Imperial Oil Co. Limited, is registered at the Baranof Hotel from Toronto, Can- ada.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-11

que which made such a pronounced
 hit during the past season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-11

Mrs. Jane Williams is here from Sitka and a guest at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-11

MT Md h emduh yhe b fa i'll t-asmotpau auums e forgotten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

SSn Ieiten6en poIitii6en ltno mill.
tdriiden &reiien miro gegentpdrtig ei-
ne 5nangsn1ilitdrii6e ausbiloung ,t1t-
Ierer Sugeno oas 8ort gereoet. 9te
@riinoe, Die man fiir bieie n1ilitarif6e
nSriebens "ausbiloung i,1s Selo fiibrt,
i6einen inoes oieie unbemofratif9e
MaBnabme ntdt 5u re6tfertieen. Tn
iere amerifaniide Sl1gerto brau6t cine
f0rperlide unb eerlid.er5ieberiide
gusbiloung. Man eebt iogar iotpett
5l1 bebaupten, bob ein eirtiGbrtger mi-
litariiber 9riu intitanoe tpdre, bas
iugenolid5e Gerbre6ertum als5urot.
ten.
gltern uno SSugenoeraieber, tpel6e
oieian ,@r5iebungs"ipiten opponie.
rem, bebaupten, uriere Sueen6 be-
oiirfe Der 5elbit6if5iplin uno nidt ei-
ner Dii5iplin, ra6 Irt zines preuBi-
id)en l1nteroffi3ters. 8ir tpiiroen ben
Wilitar5pang, Der einen 1tiht gerin-
gen slntei1 am 8eltfrieg bot, 1no oen-
mir bod aus5urotten beltrebt 1tnb, bier
bel uns in unierm oernofratiiden
2an6e einfiibren.
@s fragt it6 an eriter Stelle, Oh,
beionoers gegertpartig, tpenn mir bod
uSeleetipe WilitarD Serbice" baben,
oieie neue militdrti6e MaBnabn1e aur
nationalen Si6erbeit nottpenbie Jet
ooer iiberbaupt ettpas oa8u beitrogen
f0nne. Serner tpiiroe es, iolange nod
Elm barter uno bielleidt ausgeoebnter
&f in guroa tobt, cine tpeitere
notmenoige gefrutierung fir ben af-
tuellen &riegsbienit beeintra9tigen.
8enn nod @n6e 6es europdii6en
&rieges etne i11ternationale militdri-
I6e 8oli5ei itb als notuenoig ertpeiit
l1ro mir uniern Sell oa5u beigtragen
baben, fonnen mebr als gertiigenb
Sreimiuiee gu bieiem 9ienit bertpen"
bet tperoen. ~. .1~..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13
Ne,tes aus a4er @elt
(sSortiebu11a bon Geite 4

(5ortiesung bon Seite 4
me entridtet, tpelde Die 9eutf6en ieit
1910 anidbrli9 bon ben eroberten
2dn6ern bera1seepreBt babe. 9as of.
fenbare bic ean5e Naiottat, nit mel.
der bic auiierten na6 Dem eriter1
8eltirieg oas Broblem bebanoelt bat-
ten. Das Geid 0iirfe na9 Dem neuen
Rrieg tpeoer neu aufgebaut meroen,
tpte oamals, nod nit SiiBen nie6er-
setreten iperoen.
9eutiblano tonne pieoer glitdlid
uno erfolgreid tperoen; upenn bas
8olf 5ur @rfenntnts fon1unt, 6aB Der
5taat ni9t oos gnb5ieI aller ueni6-
liden 8emiibungen it," Sretbeit un6
Meni6enauiir6e bleiben bic oberiten
Soeale, 1no oieie it16 ,,Gebten gnoes
ntdt In i1ternattonalen Ipparaten
sur 8rbinoerune bon Gngriffen ber-
anfert, ionoern i'm Ser5en Der Men-
iden", fdbrt Der Sinanaier fort.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13
aRittpOd, ben is. Deseasbes 1914

Dies fitO aud Die @rnnDe, ioeIbe
bic fatboIiiben 8iid0fe itnferes Can.
oes oagesen a,tfiibren. Bir fpIIter, 10
erfldren iie. sDenigfteng Darten Bis
nad 8eenoigung bes Rrieses, tpena
mir elm flares Bib bon Der ittterno-
tionalen Gage ,ins MAIDEN f0nnea.
Die eanae tDihtige angelegenbeit
miro uno nuB airfern @eiessebern IN
8afbington our grtpdgitng borgeIegt
tperben. 9aour6 tptr6 oeln anlerifa-
ntfden golfe, Dem ia Die ihlieBlide
gnti6eioung aufon1nlt, Die @elegen-
beit gegeben, ben 8lan a1,sunebnte,i
ooer au pertperfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

@ebrbteni itbireftor Ger ralnraior
SeribeD eritattete Dem WilitGrausidub
bes Senats einer1 8eridt, laut tpel.
dem am /. Sftober anaberno 49,
100000 Mann i'm 9ienft Der ameri'
faniiden Streitfrdfte ftanoen. Die
genaue 3iffer belief ii9 auf 1885,
900 Berione,1, eini6lieBlib 100000
Bflegerinnen, BaggS, 59a3S,
Warines unb $4,000 @ag5. Set
&riegsausbrr9 febrten t.44t, ,204
5oloaten ing 3ipilleben suriid, iagte
SeribeD.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

Saas goridldge, Ole Nrdiibent
&ooiebelt ,tnterbreitet tpuroen, Die &C.
nebmieung oes Senats fi1roen, miro
oas @orps Der SeIofapldne gum Ct.
ltentnal stpei @enerale erbalten.
8rieabegeneral Wigr. 8iniam R.
arnolo, gbef Der Selofapldne, fou
5,tm Generalmaior beforbert iper6en,
tpelder Hong bisber nidt beitanoen
bat uno oaber ber &ongreBgenebmi.
gung beoarf. Sberft George gttrep
ion als Gbiutant Arnolos gum Sri.
gaoegeneraI bef6roert meroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

gufball berfdieoener aSrperorsane,
beionoers Der Rnoden nottpetloig. Qut
itnentbebrlidften 1T oas &odial5, ei1ie
gerbinoung bon gbIor unb Natriunl.
Die 8ebeiiti1ng Der 9dbritoffe fir
ben aufbau ltno Die grbaltltng bes
&0rpers 1T iebr oeridieoen. Den er-
iten Blas nin1n1t bas @itpeiB elm, 90
es frii ben Stofferiab pie fir ben
Reuaufbau Der @etpebe ,,n,imgdnglib
notpenote lit. gsi6t minoer tptdtig
it1tb bic 4oblebporate un6 Sette, be-
fonbers als 8drme-, &raft' un6 Sett.
biloner. 9o9 f0nnen Sette unb Sob
lenbporate einanoer getpiiiermaben er.
ieben, inbem Elm Sell Sett orei Seilen
&eblebporaten gleidpertig lit. 8eioe
tonnen uber bas gitpeiB ni6t eriesen,
ebenio nidt umgefebrt. 9as 8aiier
lit uns unentbebrli9, oa es 50 Bro-
sent unieres @eiamtge1pidtes aus
madt.
0ie etn5elnen NabrItoffe biloen
miteinanoer, nod beitim9nten Ser
bd1tniiien pereintgt, uniere gtobrunes'
mittel. gad ibrer Serfunft unteri6et.
ben mir 6ieie in tieriI6e uno pflan5'
Iide. @rItere entbalten beion6ers gt-
tpeiB, lebtere namentli6 9oblebporate
un0 Sal5e.
8ir nitiien nun Die ausnabl un-
ierer gabrungsmittel III Der 8etie
treffen, 6aB unlerm 40rper ieben Sag
iein 8eoarf an @tmeiB, Sett un6 Sob.
geboten miro. Man fat ge-
funben, oaB Ser Menib taglid 1873
@ranm Stidtoff unb 28t,2 @ranrm
aoblenitoff berltert. Gin erpadiener,
forperli6 arbeitenoer Mann brau6t
tdglid 12O @ranm gipeiB, 40
@ramm Sett, 400 Biz 500 @raum
aoblebDorate, 1000 @rarnnl @aiier
ltuo 20 @ramm Sal3e, babel bon ben
eriten bret Nabritoffen INN 10 mebr,
ie mebr er arbeitet.
giele Nabrunesmtttel beion6ers
Die Dem 9flan5enrei9 entnommenen,
entbalten utrber6auli9e Stoffe (3eu'
ooer 3eauIoie). Die Dem
aorper nidts niiben, ion0ern linn nur
8unoit itno. 9ieIe Stoffe beeintrdd-
tigen Die 8erbault9feit elmer Speiie.
9ieies 2eben lit aUss, mas Die 2a'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13
tlRpslitiidle AeitIamfte
(sSortIebn1q bon seite ID

N2JuEIieBuH8 UuW Seu6
9ie Ia Qonoon gernobten grbebul.
gen eritredten fih ouf 26 europaiide
26n6er. Wan ftellte babel feit, 6aB bic
nGgeneine Nabrutgsmittellage in ben
iibrigen Seilen guropas. iebr ihlebt
III. Gs filb aipar geniigeno 2ebensn1it.
tel oa, bod Der 8ltIammenbrud oes
Erangportueiens 1nadt cine geredte
gerteilung it,rn0glid, iagte gafiels.
8efonoers fritiib lit Die Gage in
@riedenlanb, iotpie in Eetlen 8olens
ltaro 9elgiens. 5ranfreid lit berbdlt-
nismdbig gut ab. 9as Broblem tperoe
aber eridpert, fiigte &err gaiiels bin.
su, burd ben llnitano, oaB oie 1dr6-
libe 8eb6Her,tng aogert, lire Bro-
butte beraugeben, ba man fein Ser.
trai.en in bic 8abrune babe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13
MusfnnH
(SortIetung bon Seite 81

-. (Jort1eBung bon Se1te 81
8aiier entbalten ole Nabrunes'
mtttel, na1nentli9 Die eriinen Semitic
un6 Sbf. Selbit cine trodene Gent
mel entbdIt nod ettpa 80 8roaent
Baiier.
9ie 5alae, 1amentli9 Die aus Sea-
triun,. &alf, gblor, 9bospbor uno
gdmefeI a1tianmengeiehten, ftno gum
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

ris unb idloB fid Der bonn 81. Sg-
natius gegriinoeten geienIdaft Sc
III an.gr tpuroe i'm Sabre 1887
gum Brieiter geueibt iino fam bret
Sabre ip6ter n1s Miiiionar nod
aiien. CT itarb anf Der SrieI Snn-
cion, nabe Der 4ineiiiden Rlfte, I'm
Sabre 1862, aber iein 2eib rubt III
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

8.Sorm sefret8ist. or tit Saffron
&ublan6s u,tb Sbottlanbs. Seine
&eliquien ruben in Der 9atbeorale
bon amalfi in Stalien. Bib 2:
Ser 81. Gran aaber (5eit am 8.
9e5ember) lit Der MpofteI Snoiens
liro Snpalls. Sn Spanie,l i'm Sabre
1906 geboren. ituoierte er in ga.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

Goa Srlbien, 8ilb 8: Die bI.
Barbara CA. De8enrber) mar Die
Eohter eines &eiben u,ro ipuroe ais
gbriitin bon ibrem eige1e,t gnter
er1tbauptet, nm oas Sabr 235 ooer
238. Sic spiro berebrt aIs eiae Der
Ia I'll. gsotbelfer. Sbre gerebrln1g
iit ieit Dem Z. Sabrbnnoert isa
Often nHo WeIten nerbreitef.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

Bib 4: Ser 81. g11breas, beiien
Seit am so. Nooember gefeiert
t1ur6e, tpar elmer Der apoiteI ,,n6
Elm SdDager bes bl. 8etr,s. gr
foa III gappdbociett, @alatia, Bi.
tbprtia l1to in ei1en1 Cell oes ben.
tige1l SotpietruBlar16 gepreoigt ba.
ben. gr spair6e an einem Rreu3e IN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

@in8eri9t Der Il. g. 8. arme in
Deutidlanb beridtet, Elm II Sabre
alter oeuti9er Deierteur babe mitge-
teilt, oaB uSungen in oe1ttiden Stdo'
ten 8anben gebilbet babet, tpelbe
nadts Die @ruppen Der Sitleriugene
NIT Wefiern un6 4niippeln bearbei'
ten. =" .''< z@.sE
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

9ieIes 2eben ift alIss, mas 6ie 2a'
Iterboften baben. - Setting.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-13

5ieb a,1fs quite 2ebensenoe. niAt
outs quite 2ebenl - &iifert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

A few minutes. And IL you
are getting ready for a date,
give yourself a few minutes
of relaxation by lying down
with cotton pads saturated
with toning lotion laid over
closed eyes.
After the second cream
ing has been removed with
the tissues, pour a little
toning lotion on a fresh
cotton pad and 60 over your
face and neck again with an
upward and outward mo-
ton. Your skin viii feel re-
fires he'd and exhilarated
without the slightest trace
OF dryness afterward- The
toning lotion refines your
skin and keeps il glowing.
II is indispensable for a
complete skin care job.
That's why, you see, these
twin" preparations should
not be separated. Though
they don't look or act alike,
your skin needs them both.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
BY URSULA TROW

BY URSULA TROW
NOME b beauty prepare
tons, like human twins,
- belong together. They
are incomplete and only do
half their work, II separated.
Such a pair is. for instance,
a good dry zlIin cleansing
cream and q soning lotion.
Each product Is good In it
IF, but together, they are
SC ..-1ch better.
Find a cream that is espe-
cially compounded to soften
and lubricate a tired,
drawn, or lined face. II II
is of a feather-light texture
and rich in beneficial oils,
perhaps it is just the right
cream for you to use as a
massage cream as well as a
cleanser. 1t should be used
before making up and at
bedtime. AS the result of
fatigue and facial tense
ness, a certain amount Of
natural fabrication is lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

by the skin during the day.
For that reason, the most
thorough cleansing, lubri-
eating and toning should
come at bedtime.
Cream generously, then
wipe the cream off with
a tissue. Repeat. Don't
neglect your neck. both
when cleaning and when
IN ssaging your face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Be Thorough

NOIcK. light taps under
~ your eyes with your
fingertips, after you've ap-
piled the cream, will help
forestan those little lines.
Use a sweeping upward mo-
ton from the base Of your
throat to your hairline
when massaging.
Coax your complexion
back to clarity. freshness
and health by allowing the
second Dreaming to remain
on your face and neck for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

BOB SHAMP00S HIS HA'2
The wGy he does everything else-in O
hurry. He likes MUldfed's quick foomine
ocfion-the speedy woY il licenses his
hoir ond scoIp ond removes Loose. fiokY
dondrvff OF the some time"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-09
II. S(hAFFER TO WE'D
 ESTELLE R0SEkBERG

Of interest to his many Juneau friends is the announcement from Newark, New Jersey, of the engage ment of First It. Leonard Schaffer to Miss Estele Sybil Rosenberg of that city.
 Ut Schaffer, who has just return ed from leave in the east, has been Port Supply and Facilities Officer at the Juneau sub port for the last nine months, and is a member of Mt Juneau Lodge 147, F. & A. M, as well as the Alaska Consistory of Scottish Rite Bodies. He is also well known for his occasional news and sport broadcasts over radio station KINY.
 Miss Rosenberg attended New York University and is a graduate of the Tobe- Coburn School for Fashion Careers in New York City.
 It. Schaffer has been stationed in Alaska for the past l8 months, and was at Excursion Inlet prior to entering on his tour of duty in Ju- neau.
 Tentative plans of the couple call for the wedding to take place next summer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-09
MRS. JENNIE DIRECTING
 CHOIR FOR CHRISTMAS,
 HOLY TRINITY CHURCH

Mrs. Crystal Jenne is directing the choir of the Church of the Holy Trinity during the Christmas sea- son. She had charge of the Epis- copal choir for number of years as we'll as directing choirs in other churches in Juneau and elsewhere and therefore has a long experience with church music.
 A special selection of Christmas music has been made and in this group MT. Ernest Ehler will sing the beloved Christmas rendition of "Jesu Bambina."
 In addition to the usual Christ mas carols the choir will sing sev- eral new ones: Michael Praetorious' arrangement of the Rosa Mystica, V the "Divinum MySterium' sung in 18th century plainsong, and the traditional carol, "Venite Adoremus. ,
 The arrangement of the Divine Liturgy which has been selected is that of John Merbecke dating to the middle of the 18th century. This is the oldest musical arrange ment of the Holy Communion hay ing been ordered by Archbishop Cranmer at that time to serve the needs of the English Church and is therefore the first to be written in the English language.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-09
KLIPPERTS HERE

MT. and Mrs. Klippert, from Pelican, are registered at the Cas- tineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-09
CHRISTMAS KETTLES
 OF SALVATION ARMY
 10 BE SEEN IN CITY

The local corps of the Salvation Army will give Christmas baskets to the needy, also a Christmas din- her and party for the children. In addition to those known to the Sal- vation Army workers, the officers will appreciate having names and addresses of anyone in need. All cases will be cleared through the Welfare Department to avoid dupli- cation.
 The Salvation Army asks for vol unteer contributions for this work. Send or mail any donation to Brig adler c. o. Taylor, box 2931, Juneau.
 The traditional Christmas kettle will be put on the streets before Christmas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-09
HILARIOUS ARMY LIFE STORY FILM
 CApIT0l'S BILL

See Here, Private Hargrove," the hilarious best-seller based on Army life. has been made into one of the funniest screen comedies. of the year. In the film, which opens at the Capitol Sunday, a group of young players make sure-fire bids for stardom.
 These include young Robert Walker who embarked on his screen career as the sailor in "Bataan," in the title role of the hapless liar grove, and lovely Donna Reed, whose most recent appearances were in l"Tha Man from Down Under" and "The Human Comedy is cast as Hargrove's sweetheart. True to the Army. he meets her while she is working in a canteen at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
 Keenan Wynn, last seen as the gangster in Lost Angel" with little Margaret O'Brien, is Private Mulve- hill, and Donald Curtis plays the sergeant who takes Hargrove in hand and almost takes on more trouble than he can handle. "Bill' Phillips and George Offerman, Jr, have their greatest opportunity so far
 Regulars in the cast include Rob- ert Benchley, Chill Wills, Grant Mitchell Douglas Fowley and Marta Linden.
 This feature was the Bond Pre- miere" shown Thursday night. Ask any of the 400 present at this film ing and they'll say it is great.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-09
HOSPITAL NOTES

Frank Duckes was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital for surgical care yes- terday.
 George Butterworth was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital Friday for medical treatment.
 Mrs. Howard Fisk and baby girl were dismissed from St. Ann's Hos pital yesterday.
 A baby boy was born to Mrs. Mary Dolph this morning at 7:25 o'clock in St. Ann's Hospital. The baby weighed pounds.
 Margaret Atkinso was dis missed from St. Ann's Hospital yesterday after receiving medical treatment.
 Joe Johnson was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for medi cal attention
 Mrs. Jack Warner was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital Thursday for medical care
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-09
NEPHEW OF MRS. BELLAMY FIGHTS
 IN REICH NOW

After receiving a letter from her nephew, stationed at the front somewhere inside Germany" Mrs. Ben A. Bellamy said she knew the fighting men of the United States had a wonderful fighting spirit.
 Capt Donald Elliott of Burlin- game, California, wrote his aunt as follows:
 Dear folks:
 Just card to let you know that I'm thinking of you this Christmas, although I'm far from the homeland. We are back from the front in Germany for few days rest, and I am taking this opportunity to write, for I'm afraid I'll not have time to write in the near future.
 Would like to spend Christ mas at home, but on the other hand I'd rather spend it in BERLIN this yearl
 Merry Christmas,
 DOW In another letter, written to his folks in California, Elliott says he is writing the letter while sitting in an underground dugout listening to the AEF special broadcast of a Dinah Shore program. He appre- ciates the program and wonders if the enemy, a few hundred yards away, is listening to it also. His letter continues: We are waiting for Jerry to let loose with his nightly serenade. We answer about midnight, so he won't get much sleep at night"
 He said he liked Holland, as the houses did not have even one dirty window and the people were more than friendly. Toward the end of his letter, he says he has been in Cherbourg, Paris, what was left of St. Lo, Belgium, Holland, and now Germany.
 Donald Elliott has two younger brothers in the service, Ralph and Robert, the latter at Tarawa in the South Pacific area. 1 After reading these two letters both MT. and Mrs BeHamy saio they were going to buy some extra bonds during the Sixth War Loar Drive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-09
'H05TAGE5' COMES
 HERE SUNDAY AS
 10TH CENTURY BILL

After a four years absence from filmland, Luise Rainer shares star dom with Arturo de Cordova, Paul Lukas and William Bendix in Para mounts exciting and am 1 c adaptation of Stefan Heym's best selling novel, Hostages coming on Sunday sto the goth Century The atre.
 A story of love, devotion and cour- age among those battling Hitler in side his own lines, Hostages" tells a dramatic tale of the terror the Nazis are now experiencing on the powder keg of their own Fortress Europe"
 It is a momentous story of @ girls love for a man who knew that it was futile to appease or bargain with Hitler As Milada, Luise Raj ner risks her life and sacrifices her f th.er ra ather than betray the underground army to the Nazis.
 Film fans who have seen Hos tages" rank it with the outstanding dramatic motion pictures of the year.
 The film boasts of such notable names as Katina Paxinou, whose Hollywood future is assured as a result of her performance as Pillar in For Whom the Bell Tolls Os- car Homolka, who will be remem- bered for his Litvinoff in Mission to Moscow" Mikhail Rasumny and Eric F'edlary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-09
POLICE COURT FINES

In City Magistrates Court this morning, Eric Johnson was fined S25 on a charge of drunkenness.
 A taxi driver was fined $10 for speeding. He was clocked at 30 miles per hour, 10 miles over the lawful limit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-09
WHITTIERS TO SPEND
 CHRISTMAS IN STATES

M s. Whittier, Assistant Collector of Customs, accompanied by his wife and daughter, Mrs. Tel Cowling and her daughter, Joanne left on the Princess Norah this morning for Seattle.
 The Whittiers and Mrs. Bowling will spend the Christmas holidays in Seattle and Port Townsend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
Mrs. c. II. Mcbride \
Hostess To Home
Demonstration Club

M C n McBrtdc q Van
clease entertained tns Horn
Demonstration Club Tuesday aifh
q members and Rarss pn
MsbmilnE Ire maattnk WeEe Ne
danes , { Harris Ruhle l. q
ard Burton RoheFh Maaficf
Tayim. EaNard Efis Clifton
Rolaa Jaek FleteasH Raiand
War. lAn Hssley seite
R@ake Leslie Khoinan Wilson
vauDevrnaef Etta Ramsa Je
rusha Bonham and Misses Ruth
Cam end Edna Coeafdn
Mfs lat IlaWlev. vae pe
dent. presided afad hrs hHiaae
Reherts led tire devotional Ron
call and reading al the miauies
followed The resignation q Mn
q { Roberts 0as accepted and
Mrs JACK Fletcher was eircted
ore Hfenf Plans Were ma1e fer
a hnsi bahy contest DRESS uYpt
ana vegetable ana flower eXhlbit
to he held late in April and Mes
dsnaes Roland Ware Esri DAVIS
G II Mcbride Maurice Hasiof
ana Ruble Rotests we're appoint
Ell r. serve on the COMMITTEES 80
arrange fof the shoe Mrs Book
cr gave an account IF the county
council meeting hea in psga
goula rscenils. also announcing
another meeting e be ueld m
Psscakoul8 On February 5 a.
which time Miss CresweA state
president vii be present a
meeting viii be neid IN Fort
BAYOU OF February - IA which
time roll csil VIII b. answered
with interesting facts about Mis
Fissippi
Mesaames J ( Harris. Beshc
Khoiman and Ray Hsvens Wefe
appointed 81 BETTER Health
committee Miss Can discussed
vegetables and flowers and read
poems on the Pour Freedoms
Mrs Burton Roberts recreation
leader led the group IN several
games and contests AIRS sic
Bride served delicious sandwich
es angel foud cake ana coffee