The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-21
GROUPS T0EING MARK HERE FOR
 BOND CAMPAIGN
Victory Loan E" Quotas Set for Organizations
 Mayor Talks Tonight

l The stage was all set tOuay lol Gastineau Channels boiled down Victory Loan campaign to get away to a flying start Sales quotas have been allocated to the various or ganizations in this area-to be met during the one-week period ending 1 Thursday evening, December 29. when the big Bond Premiere will climax the drive.
 1 Local Campaign Chairman B. D. Steward today announced the quotas 1 by organizations, which will com bine to meet the Juneau-Douglas overall "E" bond goal of Sl30,00o:
 City of Douglas-$5,000 City of Juneau Rotary Club, $25 ,000; Chamber of Commerce, S25,0O0; Lions Club, $25 1000; Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood, $15,- eco; Elks Lodge. $f2,500; Juneau Volunteer Fire Department, $l2,500; Organized Labor, $10,000.
 Scottish Rite Bodies, $5,000; Moose Lodge, $5,000; American Legion, S5 900; Masonic Lodge, $3,000; Cath olic Daughtesr of America, $3,000; Juneau Womans Club, $3,000; Amer ican Womens Voluntary Services s3 OCO; Beta Sigma Phi, $3,000; Or der of Eastern Star, $2,500; Emblem Club, S2,5O0; Women of the Moose, $2, 800; Business and Professional Women's Club, S2,500; Rebekahs, $250o; American Legion Auxiliary, $2,500.
 The various organizations have each appointed their own represen- < tatives to be in charge of the drives within the respective groups, as : follows:
 Rotary Club, O. F. Benecke; Chamber. of Commerce, Allen Shat tuck; Lions Club, Milt Furness; Ju- neau Central Labor Council, Julius Heil ,mann. American Federation of Labor, Dick Harris; Congress of Industrial Organizations, George Ford; Alaska Native Brotherhood, Roy Peratrovich or Jake Cropley; Alaska Native Sisterhood, Elizabeth Perotrovich; Scottish Rite Bodies, Walter Heisel; Masonic Lodge, C.. B. Holland; Order of Eastern Star, Georgia Arlowe
 Elks Lodge, Earle Hunter; En- blem Club, Gertrude Wood Moose Lodge, George Sheeper; Women of the Moose, Ethel Miner; American Legion, Joe Thibodeau; American Legion Auxiliary. Silva Zenger; Catholic Daughtesr of America, Mrs. Walter Hellan; Juneau Woman's Club, Grace Sanford; AWVS, Irma Novel; Burlington; Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. Frank Tubb; Business and Pro- fessional Women's Club, Lillian Ug- gen; Rebekahs, Irene Mckinley; City of Douglas, Mark F. Jensen, Mayor: Juneau Fire Department, Minard Mill
 MT. Stewart outlined as procedure for keeping track of sales credit to the various organizations, that each individual seller should report dir ectly to his own groups representa- tive at the end of each day. Repre- sentatives will then report for their organizations to the Local Chairman. 1 Local Boy Scouts, as their con- tribution to the success of the Chan mel areas concentrated campaign, today were distributing application blanks and other sales material to the representatives of the partici- pating organzations and, under the direction of Scout Executive Delbert Hanks, were seeing that display ma- terials arrived at their appointed places.
 1 The first of a series of nightly radio talks is to be presented this evening over Station KINY by May or Ernest Parsons At least one speaker is to be heard over the air each evening, except Sunday, from SIS to 630 o'clock, during Scam- paign week" The radio time has been donated by the station
 Following Mayor Parsons as Vic tory Loan speakers are scheduled: Thursday, the Rev. Walter Soboleff, for the ANB-ANS; Friday, Mildred R. Hermann; Saturday, the Rev. Robert Treat, Lions Club; Monday, Frank Marshall, Central Labor Council; Tuesday, the Rev. B. Her bert Hillerman, Rotary Club; We'd nesday, Mrs. B. D. Stewart, Ju- neau Woman's Club.