The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-17

put forth by the Army Quartermas- ter Corps for such action need no answer. That Juneau is the capital city; Sitka must be reached by boat :, ! Juneau is the center of business and social life; Juneau is the larg- est city in the territory; Juneau will be on the Highway; all true, perhaps-but what does that have to do with a cemetery, national or 1 otherwise?
 ! Mrs. Lydia Fohn- Hansen, All ! Club organizer for the University iol Alaska Extension Service, was in
 cwn for a few days, arranging for ! t3lis summers All work Miss Imo- gene Ward with headquarters in 1 lEatchikan will be district supervisor land is expected in Sitka during the carly summer months Leaders for ithe various departments will be: { iCo3king-M,s. R Wakem and Mrs. Prank Price; Sewing Mrs. A. Dietz; Gardening Ed Baldwin, and Poul- ! itTy--the Rev.s Arthur, Billy.
 The Rev. Earl Jackman, secretary l of the Board of National Missions of 3be Presbyterian Church was in town over last weekend leaving on the SJS II Monday for Hgdaberg Ito attend Inc Alaska Presbytery. From there he will continue his tour fCf churches thrceghout Alaska. : Also leaving on the SJS II to att nd the Presbytery were L. T. Dcie. MT and Mrs Roland Wurs- ter, Frank Price ard the Rev. Arthur lN Biiy
 1 The Rotary Club is running a i Clean-Up, fnt-Up, Fix-Up cam paien, beginning April g and end Ire May l2 With the city trucks hauling away all rubbish collected in
 mpty lots, etc, and high school toys helping those unable to do the work themselves or unable to get help, the campaign has gotten off D a good start. Spectacular re- suits have already been achieved in the Native Village. At an ANB-ANS
 aeeting, Ralph Young was appointed manager of the campaign in the vil- age and he has organized large crews of men, women and boys. who,
 f they maintain their present mo- mentum, will achieve the distinc- ton of having the neatest district in town.
 Monday morning the home of Mrs. Lottie Peters, across the street from the entrance to the Conway Dock, was gutted by fire. Damage to the
 furniture and personal effects was . estimated at $500 by Fire Chief Art Franklin. The, origin of the fire is unknown.
 Dan Moller has purchased the Miles McGraw home on ID" street. The McGraws plan to leave for the States on an early boat.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Barnas have purchased and moved into the Cup py home on Etolin Street. They gre teachers in the Sitka high school.
 At the last meeting of the school Roard plans were made to move. the seventh grada into the High School Building next year for the organiza- tion of Junior High. The Eighth grade class was moved into the High School Building last year.
 ! Lit. Katherine Dunnigan, nurse with the Army Air Corps, has been visiting her sisters. Mrs. James Brightman and Mrs Hugh Pace On l Tuesday she left by plane for Ju- neeu enroute tn her station in Ken tueky Ms. Pace and Mrs. Bright nan accompanied their sister to j. Juneau and planned to return by an early plane.
 Mrs. Hugh Antrim of Juneau ar- rived on the North Sea to visit her ibrotherrin-law and sister, MT. and Mrs. Al Goddagd at their home on la pcnski, while her husband is in Hoonah on the reconstruction pro- iect. MT. Antrim was formerly city i engineer in Sitka. Mrs. Goddard ] entertained for her sister with a luncheon at her home with island residents as guests; and with a lun- cheon al the USO for Sitka friends.
 Mrs. Frank Deiner and Mrs. Al Richter were hostesses at a surprise farewell party for Mrs. Miles Mo- Graw Thursday evening of last week. The guests presented Mrs. McGraw with picture of Edgecombe as a farewell gift. Cards were played during the evening.
 MT. and Mrs. E. M. Goddard gave surprise birthday dinner at their home Saturday of last week for Mrs. Harold Veatch Bridge was played during the evening Guests were MT. and Mrs. Harold veatch, MT. and e~~~-~~---.-----~-l-- .---.1- -----