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JUNEAU DISTRICT BOY
 SCOUTS MEET JULY E

A meeting of the Juneau District, Boy Scouts of America, will be held July 25 at p. m. in the Grade School, District Chairman Edward Keithahn announced. The meeting is to include all Troop Committee men, Institutional Representatives, Scoutmasters and parents.
 Delbert R. Hanks, Scout Executive for Alaska, stated that Juneau was reaching only about one-third of it's boy population. Proper organization and training of volunteer Scouters can do much toward bringing more boys into the program.
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China. Communism
 lakes Rap ai U. }.

CHUNGKING, July 23.-The Chi nese Communist radio at Yenan said today American policy toward China had become definitely im- perialistic" and would reduce this country to the status of colony or semi-colony of the United States"
 China, the broadcast said, must choose between this false democra- cy supported by the United States and real democracy sponsored by the Chinese Communist party"
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS

LADIES KNIT FOR RED CROSS
 Three beautiful displays of vol unteer work, knitted in the in- terests of the American Red Cross fer convalescent service men, are on display in the windows of the Douglas Drug Store. The three all-
 wool, knitted bed covers, in various colors, were. knitted by Mrs. Ed Martinson, Mrs. Alex Gair and Mrs. John c. Johnson. The bed covers will be given to the National Red Cross for convalescent service men.
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MOST OF NATION
 jWELIERlNG TODAY

Most of the nation sweltered to- day, the midwest broiled in record l945 heat, and floods swept over parts of three eastern states.
 Eastern New York, Massachusetts and New Jersey reported several million dollars damage after cloud bursts caused rivers to spill over their banks.
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Pacific Coast Leaguel
SPORT SHORTS

ST. PAUL, Minn.-A lanky sol- dier from Dayton, Ohio, Sgt. E. J. (Dutch) Harrison, won the St. Paul open Golf Tournament yesterday.
 A final round in GA, eight sizzling strokes under par, gave Harrison a 72-hole total of 273 and victory. He won $2,OO0 in war bonds. Johnny Revolta of Evanston. Illinois, was second with 273.
 NEW .YORK-Elwood Cooke, of Boston, won the Eastern Clay Courts Tennis Title by defeating Sidney B. Wood, New York, 8-6. GA, 7-5. Elwood's wife, Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke, captured the wo- mems championship by defeating Mary Arnold, Los Angeles. 6-3. 60.
 BERNIE, SwitzerlandAArne An derson won the 1,500 meter run at the eInternational Track Meet beating Marcel Hansenne, France and Karl Volkmer, Switzerland, in 3:55.9.
 NEW YORK-Gauorette, 3 to l, captured $5O,0OO added Empire City Handicap by IA lengths over fa-
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YEsOJA PASSES AWAY

Charles Vesoja, former Douglas resident, died recently in a Seattle hospital following lingering ill., ness. Funeral services and burial were in Seattle. While in Douglas, Mir Vesoja was employed in the Treadwell and Chichagof mines. and later worked on cannery boats. Survivors are Mrs. Vesoja, two daughters, Mrs. Mary Sippien and Mrs. Daisy Ward; and one son, Arne Vesoja.
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MRS. T. JENSEN HOME

After visit of several weeks spent with her sister and family, MT. and Mrs. Orrin Edwards, at Skagway, Mrs. Thomas Jensen and son, Thomas, Jr., returned to their home here Friday. MT. Jensen is expected home today to join them.
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CUB SCOUT PACK
 MEETING TONIGHT

Boys of the Cub Scout dens, with their den chiefs, den mothers and parents, will meet tonight at 2 o'clock at the Grade School gym nasium for their monthly pack meeting.
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MINOR-MAJOR GABFEsT

The big leagues and the minors are going to sit down in Chicago today and talk things over in con- nection with the minors request for a new set of rules on relations between the big show and the smaller leagues. The minors are said to be especially interested in having the draft price raised from $7,500 to $15,000.
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DEGAN TO sKAGwAY

Sante Degan was a skagway pas senger on the Princess Louise Saturday evening. He is visiting the Lynn Canal city on business for the John Marin estate.
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Australians Make
 New Drive, Befnee

MANILA, July 23 - Australian Seventh Division troops, in a six mile amphibious operation. landed in the mangrove swamps at the head of Balikpapan Bay in south eastern Borneo and pushed inland against no resistance, Gen. Mac Arthdr's headquarters reported to- day.
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MRS. OAKSON ARRIVES

Mrs. K. w. Oakson, wife of K. w. Oakson of the Douglas Packing Co.,, arrived on the Princess Louise Saturday evening to be with her husband during the balance of the season.
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FOR SALE-11-tube Silvertone con- sole radio, $75.00. Also several small diamonds will sell, or trade for rifle. No. Winter & Pond Apt.
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Three cotton-growing states Arizona, Florida, and New Mexico have no cotton-spinning mills.
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From 1916 to 1922, tornadoes caused more than $330, 100000 prop erty loss, and killed more than $500 persons.
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FOR SALE-RCA Superheterodyne table model radio. All wave and just overhauled May be seen at the Capitol Theatre office over First National Bank.
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FOR SALE-New cold storage and locker system at Anchorage. Building contains fur vault, locker room, sharp-freezing room, stor- age room, and two extra rooms for meat market Equipment for cutting. grinding, etc, and 108- inch sharp plates. Also ll,000 lbs frozen halibut and 13,000 lbs glazed King salmon. Busi- ness nets $15,000 or more yearly If interested write to Fred Kroesing, Box 1143, Anchorage, Alaska
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SATURDAY GAMES American League)

New York, 12; Chicago, 3.
 St. Louis, 4; Boston, 1.
 Washington, 1; Philadelphia, l Game called end 24 innings darknesS)
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National League)

New York, 6; Cincinnati, 3. St. Louis, g; Brooklyn, '.
 Chicago. 5; Philadelphia, 3. Boston, 5-1; Pittsburgh, 1-3.
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ATTENTION ELKs.

Meeting Wednesday, 8 p. m. All Elks are asked to attend. N
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MACHINIST WANTED - Steady year around work. Warmers Machine Shop.

WANTED = Talented young lady for part-time work in connection with Tourist Guide. Steady po- sition of responsibilit, later for party qualifying. Phone 10, ask for MT Jacobin.
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Simpson residence, Gold Belt Ave.
 Apply Nugget Shop.
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TWO BEDROOM beach home on Point Louisa; 1l0-volt Delco lights, water, basement, furnace; fully furnished. Write P. O. Box 3O31.
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FOR SALE-Several good Toggen- burg and Saanen grade milk goats; also some pure blooded stock; also young bucks. P. O. Box 2321, Juneau, Alaska.
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Pacific Coast League)

Sacramento, 15; Los Angeles, l. San Diego, 9; Oakland, 8. oOnly games played).
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NOTICE MARSHAL'S SALE

1941 Ford sedan 930 a. m. July 27th, 1945, at Juneau Motors to highest bidder.
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FOR SALE-Cabinet sewing ma chine. Wheeler & Wilson, $35.00. Call Red 662.
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(Pacific Coast League)

Seattle, 5-5; San Francisco, 0-9. Portland, 8-5; Hollywood, 0-3.
 Los Angeles, 10-8; Sacramento,
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B flat Lavella clarinet, ebonite $60. Green 734.
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Zenith radio $100; automatic record changer free. Green 734.
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WANTED-Good home for beau tiful orange and white female Persian cat. Affectionate, clean, intelligent and a good mouser.
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New g h.p. Johnson outboard, new l7-ft. boat. Call II before I'm.
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Empire wanr-aas onne ,sssstsf
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WILSON portable electric rotary
 sewing machine. 428 w. 10th St.
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FOR SALE

SMITH & WESSON revolver, $25; with ammunition. Trumpet. $25. Mans grey suit, size 40, good condition, $25. Mans black over coat, size 40, like new, $40. Ask for Una at Percys Cafe, or call at 125 Gastineau Ave; before Il p. m., or after p. m.
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Completely furnished 5-room house, refrigerator and washing ma chine, 2 lots, chicken house, 50 chickens with equipment. Ph. Douglas 234.
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WANTED-Used furniture. 3O6 Will
 loughby. Phone 788.
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WANTED TO BUY: Electric refrig-
 orator: working or not. Call 92.
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WANTED-To buy Model 54 or Model 70 Winchester 30.06; also 30-30 or 25-35 carbine. Must be in good condition. Phone 476 after p. m.
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WANTED-Propeller for outboard Johnson F 70 or inboard 8-8 or 8-9. Phone 446 or 81.
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WANTED-House or two-bedroom Apt. Call Thomas Hardware.
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LOST-Lady's Bulova wrist watch. Finder please return to cashier, Baranof Coffee Shop. Reward.
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FULL SIZE iron bedstead with coil springs 925 w. 11th St.
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San Diego, 5-4; Oakland, 4-5.
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WANTED-Furnished apartment by couple. Phone Hotel Juneau, Mrs. Don Mack.
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WANTED = Stenographer-full ol part time. Must clear the U. s employment service. Ph. 72 Alas ka Construction Go.
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GAMES SUNDAY American League)

Detroit, 9-1; Philadelphia, l-2. Chicago, 6; New York, 5.
 Washington, 5-3; Cleveland, 4-9 Boston, 3-1; St. Louis, 2-5.
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National League)

(National League) Chicago, 8-6; Philadelphia, 5-ll. Brooklyn, 3-8; St. Louis, IT, Cincinnati, 2-11; New York, 1-5. Pittsburgh, 2-3; Boston, 1-1.
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WANT ADS
WANTED

WANTED-Furnished apartment by couple Phone Hotel Juneau, Mrs. Don Mack.
 WANTED-House or two-bedroom Apt. Call Thomas Hardware. WANTED-Good home for beau- tiful orange and white female Persian cat. Affectionate, clean, intelligent and a good mouser. WANTED TO BUY: Electric refrig- orator; working or not. Call 92. WANTED-Propeller for outboard Johnson F 70 or inboard 8-8 or 89. Phone 446 or 81. WANTED-To buy Model 54 or Model 70 Winchester 3006; also 3O-30 or 25-35 carbine. Must be in good condition. Phone 476 after pm.
 MANGLE-F wanted. Apply at the Alaska Laundry. ---------------------- Juneau Lumber Mills have several thousand feet of logs on Douglas Island beach near Douglas Bridge. Will pay reasonable sum to par ties delivering logs to sawmill. WANTED = Stenographer-full or part time. Must clear the U. s. employment service. Ph. 72 Alas ka Construction Go.
 Any one cylinder gasoline engine including washing machine. Phone Green 759.
 MACHINIST WANTED - Steady year around work. Warmers Machine Shop.
 WANTED = Talented young lady for part time work in connection with Tourist Guide. Steady po- sition of responsibilit, later for party qualifying. Phone 10, ask
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BANJO FOR SALE-Phone Blue 13O.
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Any one cylinder gasoline engine including washing machine. Phone Green 759.
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LOST-Mexican coin bracelet. Re-
 ward. Phone All, evenings.
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Dodgers Back
 To End pIate
 In Nail. Loop
Ferriss Adds No. 17 10 Be- come Definite Threat
 10 Freshman Mark
tBy The Associated Press)

Dave Boo" Ferriss may not pitch the Boston Red Sox to their first pennant in 28 years, but he is a definite threat today to become the major leagues all-time fresh man winner.
 The Army Air Force veteran earned his seventeenth triumph of the season yesterday against two defeats, to give the Rosox 3-2 first game win and an even split with the St. Louis Browns.
 Brooklyn's Dodgers moved into a tie with St. Louis for second place in the National League by knock ing off the Cardinals twice, 3-1 and 8-7
 A crowd of 33,O73 saw the Chi cago Cubs and Philadelphia Phil lies divide a twin bill. The Cubs won the opener despite two homers by Vince DiMaggio of the Phils. The cellarites rose up with 10 runs in the seventh frame of the night cap to snap Hank Wyse's seven game winning streak and defeat the Bruins, 11-6.
 Hal Newhouser gained his fif- teenth victory as the Tigers split with Philadelphia's Athletics.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Gold Parker 51" fountain pen. Initials E. c. c. Call Black GOA. Reward.
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LOST-Keys in case in coin purse.
 Ph. Red 649.
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Juneau Lumber Mills have several thousand feet of logs on Douglas Island beach near Douglas Bridge. Will pay reasonable sum to par ties delivering logs to sawmill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-24

W. A. Berry, registering from Anchorage is guest at the Bar anof Hotel.
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4 SITKA NEWS 4

Jones and George Eliason and Miss Dorothy Stoddard. Mrs. Oryille Paxton andd Mrs John Rhodes were unable to attend.
 Moose members and their fam lilies enjoyed a most unique party at the club rooms on Wednesday ev- ening. Costumes, decorations, and entertainment all carried out the general theme of barn dance. Re- treatments of doughnuts and cider were served. Rand's orchestra fur nished the music for dancing.
 The outstanding feature Of enter tainment was kangaroo court i'll which all who were not dressed ln keeping with the barn dance idea were brought to trial. Presiding over the court was Judge Thomas Tilson who was assisted by the sheriff, Don McGraw and the bailiff, Barney Westover.
 MT and Mrs. Harold Melpy were hosts at their home on B. Street at a dinner proceeding the Moose rar- ty Buests were Miss Adelaide Lo- men and Sgt. Fred Anderson. Later the group attended the Moose par ty.
 MT. and Mrs Chris Jackson re- ceived word of the. marriage of their Miss Joanne Jackson, to Staff Sergeant Murry LeCour of New Orleans, La.
 The marriage took place at eight o'clock in the evening on February l2 at the Lutheran Church in New Orleans.
 The bride, graduate of the Sitka High School, completed nurses train-
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SIIKA, Alaska, Feb. 23,-(Special Correspondence) = Mrs. Lucille Reinke. well known merchant throughout Southeastern Alaska, has re-cpened her business in a new To- cation. The present location of Reinkes is in the Alaskan Hotel.
 Thursday evening MT. and Mrs Frank Calvin were hosts to a group of friends at a buffet dinner given in honor Of Chief Charles M. Pet erscn who is home on leave.
 G-osts for the evening were Mrs. Martha Kosrometinoff, Mrs. Will jam Sarvela, J. D. Littlepage, Frank Wright. Jr., Chief and Mrs. Charles M. Petersen.
 At Ter home on Jamestown Bay, Mrs. w L. Rottluff has hostess to friends at a party which compli- nented Mrs. E. B Hansen of Port  Alexander
 Guests were furnished special transportation to ana from the par ty. Games furnished the entertain uent for the evening. High scores were won by Mrs. Jack Culbert and Mrs. J. B. Westover, while the con- -clation prizes were awarded to Mrs Harry Sulser.
 Delicious refreshments were serv- ed by the hostess who was assistedd by Mrs. William Hadden.
 Thoce present other than the guest of honor were the Mesdames Jack Culbert, B. J. Westover, Will jam Hadden, Ward Adams, Charles Pinkston, Robert Paxton, Arthur Gillis, Earl Frederickson, Harry Sul- ser, Ole Owe, Leslie Grove, Wesley
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Proceeding the Beta Sigma Phi dance on Saturday evening, Paul Hecksl was host to a number of friends at a cocktail party at his apartment on Etolin Street,
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ing at Virginia Mason Hospital II 1943 and spent the following year 1T Skagway, where she was nurse 1T the hospital there. i Women of the Lutheran Church met at the home of Mrs. Ray Peter man on Thursday afternoon. Int hostess served a delicious dessert luncheon which proceeded the busi- ness meeting. --- i The next meeting of the group will be March 1st, at which time Mrs Leo Higley will be hostess. The meeting will be held in the basement of the Lutheran Church.
 st. Peters Guild held it's regulaI meeting at the home of Mrs. Roy Avrit on Tuesday.
 Final arrangements were made fol a pot-luck dinner which will be held at the See House on February 27.
 The next regular business meeting is scheduled, for March 13, and will be held at the See House with Mrs. John Dolenc serving as hostess. .
 Utilities Manager J. D, Littlepage has announced the issuance of a check to retire s6,0o0 of the original purchase bonds of the Sitka Utilities on March l.
 Last year S5,000 of the bonds were retired, and with the present pay ment, sll,000 of the original pur- chase will be paid.
 Michael O'Brien was taken to the Pioneers Home Hospital last Satur- day to receive treatment for a head injury sustained when he was hit by a block of wood. Sitka High School Basket Ball Team left for Petersburg and Ketch- ikan Tuesday aboard the S.J.S. Ray Race is skipper of the boat. The team will play a series of games in Petersburg and then proceed to Ketchikan for series.
 Accompanying the group were Coach Tony Herman and Manager Wally Wagner. Team members were Larry Miller, Jay Coon, Stanley Westover, Lee Rhodes, Richard Frederickson Harold Hodgins, Wayne Westover. Elmer Johnson. James Calvin and Frank Martin
 Sitka Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held formal Valentine Lance at the Carpenters Hall on February IT. The hall was elabor- ately decorated in red and white. Music by Elaine Orchestra was played from platform which was he nucleus of the Valentine theme.
 Delicious punch and dainty sand wiches were served from table uniquely decorated with Valentine motifs.
 Mrs. Martha Kostrometinoff er-
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RED GROSS l. SOLICITORS:
 ffG4n8}S ici ARE NAMED


 The Annual American Red Cross War Fund Drive will begin it's campaign on March l. It was an- Inounced by the Rev. w. Robert Webb, general chairman of the drive, that the quota allotted this year to Juneau and Douglas is s13,065. At the meeting Tuesday evening at the City Hall, B. Frank 'Heintzleman was named as general adviser of the drive to assist the Rev. Mir Webb. For purposes of the drive, Juneau has been divided into districts. Each district will be the respon- fsibility of Individual solicitors, their
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names and districts being as fol lows
 Districts And Solicitors
 No. Mrs. John Osborne.
 No. 2-Thomas Parke.
 No. 3LPete Christensen.
 No. IA T. Nygaard.
 No. 5-Mrs David Ramsey, as- sisted by Mrs. J. G. Shepard. No. 6-Mrs. Henry Green.
 No. Mrs. o. Bedding.
 No. S-Mrs. J. Cropley, assisted by Capt. M Morris. No. 9---Mrs. E. Estepp.
 No. l0-Mrs. Robert Simpson, as- sisted by Mrs. l. Taylor.
 No. 11-Mrs. Ernest Lincoln. No. 12-Mrs. Burr Johnson.
 No. 13-Mrs. M O. Johnson, as- sisted by Mrs. B. Smith.
 No. 14-Nfrs. c. E. Cleveland. No. l5-Lincoln Turner
 No. 16-Mrs. H. Mclean.
 No. IT. Mrs. A. Van Mavern, as- sisted by Mrs. F Toner.
 No. 1s-Mrs. Sam Feldon. No. 19-Joe Thibodeau.
 No. 20-The Rev. Robert Treat. No. 21-A Van Mavern. H < No. 22-Ludwig Nelson.
 No. 23-Don Skuse, assisted by Tom Morgan. M Alaska-J Juneau Gold Mine-J A. Williams.
 Federal Building-Wellman Hol- brook.
 Territorial Building-Miss Alice Brandebury.
 Baranof Hotel-R M. Marshall. Gastineau Hotel Bruce Ken dall.
 Juneau Hotel Miss Frances Black
 Assembly Apartments = Mrs. w. Byington.
 Coliseum Apartments-Cliff Daig- Ter.
 2oth Century Apartments IT, Mrs. Ed Lewis. .. ,
 TOspee f1pdi liiciibs- no. ouCquCo Schurre. Hillcrest Apartments-Mrs. J. s. Jeffrey.
 Aux Bay and Glacier Highway Miss Ruth Dunlap. sttssftfa
 Business District ! A-Ray Harrington, B.. Mcdowell, Burr Johnson. tai}9tss l, BG E. Cleveland. " s. Pullen,. R.. F. Robertson
 GIG. E. Naghel, M. SverdIup.l Solicitors named for Douglas are Mayor James Parsons, Mrs. James Barras and Val Poor.
 George Getchell was selected to serve in Thane.
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ing at Virginia Mason Hospital Tn l943 and spent the following year in Skagway, where she was a nurse in the hospital there.
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MOTHERS GLASSES
 TO BE HELD MONDAY

The fourth in a series of eight Mothers Glasses will be held Mon day, February 26, in the Juneau Public Health Center from 2 to 3 F. m. Anyone who is interested in these classes is cordially invited to attend.
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Those who have not started the classes may go to the classes now in progress and may make up the other classes at another time.
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Jack DeAugostino, Sgt. Fred Ander- son and Miss Adelaide Lomen.

!
 Sunday evening, MT. and Mrs Harry Hagen entertained group ot friends at their new home on Etolin Street. The party was in compli- ment to Stf. Sgt. Chris Larsen and Chief Charles M. Peterson, who arc home On leave from their military duties.
 At the conclusion of the evening delicious buffet luncheon was serv- ed.
 i Guests other than the honorees were Mrs. Charles M. Peterson, MT and Mrs. James L. Brighman, Mrs. Hugh Pace, Mrs. Martha Kostrome- tincff, MT. and Mrs. Charles Wort man, MT. and Mrs. Martin Tengs, John Gushing and Gus Woodrow.
 Tuesday afternoon group Of Presbyterian women met at the home of Mrs. Carl Ludy to organize for service to their church and com munity.
 Nineteen women attended. Tem- porary officers were elected as fol lows: Mrs. Carl Ludy, President; Mrs. Clarence Bands, VicePresi- cent; Mrs. J. w. Wittmeyer, Secre- tary; Mrs. Harold Veatch, Treas urer
 The group will meet next on March 20 at the home of Mrs. Harold Veatch. At the conclusion of the meeting, tea was served by the host ess.
 Saturday afternoon Mary Gail Hagerup was the guest of honor at a birthday party given by her mother at the Elks Club Rooms. It was Calls fourth birthday,
 Young guests were delighted with the favors of paper hats iserpentine and Valentines. .Gany lovely gifts were received by the guest of honor. Refreshments of baskets of candy, birthday. cake and ice cream were served. < a@
 The youngsters, most of whom were accompanied by their mothers were: Mickey and Patty Ladely, Maureen Bradshaw, J. D. Holmes, Heinie Henderson, Darlene Bands, Norma Jean Lurz, Robbie Wickman, and the guest of honor, The hest ess was assisted by Mrs Frank Met calf.
 It. Len Pctccsc::.., U. s. N, who is a Patrol Plane Commander, has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Peterson while on leave from his duties.
 It. Peterson has had duty in Afri- ca, and more recently in South America He left Sitko by plane or Wednesday to report at Corpus Christi, Texas, where he will train a bombing crew before going into the Pacific theatre of war
 Friday February Is, the churches of Sitka united in World Day of Prayer.
 Services were held during the more ming and afternoon at the Lutheran church, while the evening worship was conducted at the Presbyterian Church.
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NOTICE TO aUTOISTS.

Beginning now, cars without licenses will be taken in and fines assessed. (Signed) JOHN MONAGLE,
 Chief of Police.
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SAVE :n. TIE ITS

SAVE .n1 TrG yTS of your broken lenses ard sem them to Box 468, Ketchikan, Alaska They will be replaced promptly il our large and well equipped labora tory. c. M. and R. l.. Carlson.
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NOTICE TO AUTols-s.

NOTICE TO AUIO1S~
 Beginning now, cars withou licenses will De taken in and f.nes assessed. < s'ss A 5.l (Signed) JOHN. .GdONAGLE, sss f5F Chief of Police.
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tertained friends prior to the Beta Sigma Phi dance at a cocktail party at her home The party was in compliment to her brother Charles M. Peterson. who is home on. leave from the Navy.