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Evening star., 1946-07-04
Infants Wear

| Originally $50 AII-wool BIon-
ket, soIed 6.88
z Originally 5.ee Mother and
Baby Royon Soeque Set 4.88
Originally 7.s5 AII-wooI Ap-
pliqued BIonket 3.88
IS Originally 3.ss Cotton Che
mile Crib Spreads 2.S8
z Originally 5.s5 Pink Bunting,
so'Ied l.88
II Originally $50 Pink ond
White Hond-woven Afshons,
solIed ed---l.88 .88
II Originally l.e5 Royon Totfeto
Pillows, cotton filled. soiIed, LIS
3e Originally l.e9 Soft Cotton
Chenille Toys 100
Z Originally ABB ste,iIizers,
damaged ------l.oo 90
II Originally LIS Wool Dolls,
79e
"a Originally 1.25 Washable
Blocks -------------S0e soc
XerchondtSe containing wooI Pro-
perry Labeled os to content.
Infants Wea,, Serond Floor.
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Corsets

81 Originally $50 semistepir
Royon and Cotton Broeode Cir
dies with royon sotin Iostex SIDE
ponels. Sizes 26 to 32--l.59
45 Originally l.3e lrreeuIors Of
Two-woy Stretch Ponty GirdIes.
Small, medium and loree sizes
39e
l54 Originally $50 and 5.e5
Light Blue and Moi1e Sotin
Royon Lostex Ponties and Cir
dies. Sizes "a to 5O---2.59
14o Originally 1.e9 Cotton Bo-
tiste Brossieres, firm uplitts with
adjustable backs and strops 39e
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Dresses

Originally 5,s5 Dresses from
the Sportsweor. Stripes. spun
royons, coot style, brown ond
white, grey ond white. Sizes 10
to IA 3.9e
II Originally 2.e9 Desert Cloth
shortolIs, in noize, oouo ond
powder blue. Sizes z to s l.s9
The Hechf Co., Dounsfnirs Store.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Mems Furnishings

Is Originally 3.s5 shoke-shorp
Rozors, with the bIode thot
shorpens Itself 6 6ee
s Originally 1000 to $500
AlI-wool Flonnel Robes. CoIorfuI
pIolds and solid coiors. Medium
ond large sizes ------l2.95
Is Originally 500 Genuine
leother BiIlfoIds, black ond
Tau included
Men's Furnishings, Street Floor.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
100 Originally 1895 to 1895
MISSES DRESSES
400

Cottons, royon crepes, silk nos in one and two
piece styles. Plain ooors and prints in on ossort-
ment Of coors and color combinations variety
OF styles for all occasions. Sizes O to 20.
Misses Dresses, Third Floor. The Hteht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Corsets and Bros

>VISStS 0u0 0TOS
4e Originally 800 Rayon Satin
Garter Belts. Black, broken sizes
soc
Al Originally 5.s5 Girdles. Cool
cotton botiste in l6-inch lengths
with ToIon Fosteners- ZOO
~ Originally ZOO Bros. Original
separation bros by La Trique in
cotton 100
z Originally 5.s5 Formfit Civ
dies; teorose cotton 400
10 Originally 5.95 TO $50 Cir
dies. Various styles, soiIed. Bro
Corsets and Bras, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
ESQ Prs. Cotton
Lace Curtains
SECONDS
7.2o ,s,t

Vorous potterns, VorIous lengths
For Friday only, O special group
OF better curtains ot O special
price
The Hechf Co., Dornsfairs Store.
Coots and Suits
Z Originally 24.oo TO 1900
Misses AII-wooI Suits, gold. Size
II. One size 10, oquo 500
Originally 1900 Women, ALL
wool Suits, broken ooiors, size IS
1000
7 Originally 1910 to 1900 ALL
wool Spring coots, broken sizes
ond coIors ----l5.o0
! Originally $500 An-wooI
Green Suit, size IA $500
4 Originally 3o.95 Misses ALL
wool Stripe Suits, navy and black
1000
, Originally 3o.s5 Misses All
wool Block and kovy Suits, bro
ken sizes ~. 90
z Originally 1880 to 1895 ALL
wool Coots, oquo, size II; navy,
size IS 500
Originally 1850 AlI-wooI
Coots, broken sizes ond coIors
1910
Originally 1895 Womon's AL
wool Aqua Topper, size SO 24.oo
The Heeht Co., Downstairs Store.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Wa5hinsfon Z, D. c.
Boys Wear

10 Originally 4.o4 Jr. Boys All
white seiIer Suits with long
points. Broken sizes, E to g. sse
; Originally e.es Boys Roin-
coats, herrinebone finish. Sizes
Y and l8----- ---- 99e
4 Originally 1.o9 Jr. Boys SoiIor
Cops ----- .--------- loc
34 Originally 74e to 3se Boys
Hose, onkIets in broken sizes,
81 to lOl2, mostly reds Sc
80 Originally l.sl Jr. Boys Knit
Poiamos. yellow, blue ond white
with eIostie in the woists. Sizes
to s 99e
~ Originally l.ss Boys Slack
Suits in brown ond blue. Son.
forized mot more than % re-
slduol shrinkoee). Sizes q to 7
9ee
100 Originally 7se Jr. Boys
Bosque Shirts. In combed yarn,
topped neoklines, coIorfuI stripes.
Sizes 3 to 8 --2 for 90
The Hecht Co, Downstairs Store.
Originally 80 ond 2.e9
Girls Shorts
and Sunsuits
100
Girls sun substituted shouI-
ders ond adjustable suspenders,
pIeoted front. Girls shorts with
pleoted front Both in fIoroI
prints, pink. blue and yellow.
Sizes 7 to IA.
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store.
500 Originally l.ee ond III
Mems Polo Shirts
7.3o
Mems knitted polo shirts, crew
neck. A large assortment of COL
ors ana stripes. sizes, small, me-
dunn ond Jorge.
The Hechf Co., Downstairs Store.
ChiIdren's Shoes
"a Originally 2.s5 chiIdren's
PIoy oxfords. Brown and blue.
Open toes. broken sizes 100
IS Originally 2.95 Children.
White BoIIerino Pumps. Leather
soIes, sizes s to l.e9
100 Originally 2.7s Women's
Leother PIoy Shoes, irreeulors,
some soiIed 100
The Hecht Co, Downstairs Store.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Curtoins

40 Originally s.ss Royon swon-
cite ToiIored Curtoins, vorlous
lengths. 63" TO 81, eoesheI.
Seconds ---------l.99 poir
~ Originally 1913 Cotton Home
spun Pillows in coIorful stripes,
square style l.29 eoeh
20 Originally 2.es to 3.2s Sec
onds Of Hossoeks in eqeshelI, ini-
totion leather. squore or round
1.50 eoeh
s Originally 1913 Homespun
Studio Couch Covers. with three
pillow covers in wine or green,
7 Originally 2.s9 PIostie-eo coated
Bathroom Curtoins, 81" long
100
"a Originally Csc Dining Room
Choir Scot Covers in printed cot
ton Zoe eoeh
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store.
Sportsweor
- Originally s.s5 Blouses, roy
ons, stripes, long sleeve, sizes 81
to 3o 3.9e
IS Originally 2.so and 40
blouses, peasant style ond black
sheer, tailored. broken size ronee
l.eo
20 Originally 40 and $50
BIouses, cottons ond royons,
soiled, tailored, broken size ronee
l.59
- Originally I.ls Tee Shirts,
stripes. small and medium, round
neck. short sleeves --59e
81 Originally 1913 PIoysuit, cot
ton, Coy prints, 3-piece style,
sizes " and l4----5.eS
40 Originally 7.s5 PIoysuit,, Jr.
Miss, printed cotton from CoIi-
fornio, one-piece pioysuit under
printed skirt. Sizes 9 to IS 5.e5
So Originally 4.e5 Biouses, bo-
HSter Wflite OniY. loi1OTed ana
dressy styles. Sizes 81 to SO 3.ee
The Heeht Co., Downstairs Store.
4SO Women's ond Misses
Royon Undies
39c
Manufacturers cIoseouts and ir-
reauors. Ponties, stepins and
briefs Of sturdy royon. Teorose.
The Hechf Co., Downstairs Store.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Mems keckweor

SO Originally l.e5 to z.e5 Fo-
NOUS Moke Hond-toiIored Neck
ties, light ond dark shades 94e
l4e Originally Csc Fine White
Cotton Corded Hondkerehiefs,
rolled edge, slightly mussed 5se
Men's Furnishings, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-04

IT'S Originally l.79 to 2.1e
Chair Pads
$50
4 vide selection Of pods for in
formal chairs of oil types: Bor
Aorbor pods, pods for rockers,
metal, deck or yocht chairs
in severoI sizes ond shapes.
Choose them in solid coIors Of
blue, red ond green or in red ond
blue tIoroI potterns.
z Originally e3.l4 Cost AIumi-
mum Lown Choirs 5000
z Originally 1897 Cost AIumi-
mum lawn Settees -- $500
! Originally 32.48 Cost Alumi-
mum lown TobIe 1000
"a Originally 1850 Aluminium
Reeliners in blue, green, or
oronee with matching heed cush-
ions s----l4.95
3 Originally 1919 knotty Pine
Imprinted Picnic TobIes with Z
benches --------7.5 $50
Summer Furniture, Fourth
Floor, The Hecht Co.
90 Originally 240
Lapel Pins
6Oc
Novelty Iope pins in assorted
coors.
43 Originally 7.s5 Groy Lighters.
Leather bindings ----25e
SO Originally 7.s5 Mexieen
Sterling Lighters 20
Tar included whers applicable
Jeweiry, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Hondbogs
IS Originally 1850 White PIos-
tic Square Hondboss, under orn,
for dress or tailored weor-- TO
3e Originally 9.54 White ond
Beige Fobrie Embroidered Hand
bags. top hondle 500
26 Originally 500 Fobrie Hond-
boss, top hondes ord under arm
styles $50
40 Originally 500 Plostie
leother Hondbess, under arm.
brown ond black ---2 2.4o
All prices inclrde Tar
Handbags, Street Floor.
The Heehf CO.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
vt y FGTTT ITO
Women's BIouses
3.98

Pure raw STR turtle neck, sleeve
less blouse, aqua, gold, melon,
beige and rose. Sizes 81 to 36.
8 Originally 1913 Reyon Sheer
Blue Striped BIouses 2.49
7 Originally 4.s8 Royon kovy
ond White Check Short -sIeeved
Blousex 2.49
Is Originally 4.98 Royon Crepe
ons-SIeeve Pink BIouses. with
bow. Sizes 81 to 36--2.49
Bioases, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-04

SturdIIy constructed heavy
retoI bose ond cost hose con-
nectlon.
0orden Needs Holf
Price or Less
II Originally 2.35 "Kut-Rite"
Lo~n Mower shorpener.
l4", l6", IS" soc
Is Originally 100 Wooden Hose
Reels 49e
80 Originally 4ee Weeder, Zoe
~ Originally 40 Peter Pulver-
ixers. 5 pronos 79e
II Originally I.4s Peter PuIver-
izers ; pron9s 49e
100 Originally LIS Garden
Hoes --------------49e 49e
100 Originally ese 6orden
Hoes 25c
IS Originally l.79 Hy-T,ous
Liquid Fertilizer 81 OF. s9e
70 Originally sse Hy-Trous
Liquid Fertilizer -. l6 OF. 49e
20 Originally 5se Hy-Trous
Liquid Fertilizer 8 oz.-29e
50 Originally l.5s Red Hawk
Rokes 29e
Garden Supplies, Sepenth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Mems Wear

81 Originally Ste Mems Briefs,
snoiI sizes onIy---2ee
"a Originally S5c Mems Ties,
irreeuIors OF tonoUs make 55e
rs Originally $50 Mems Belts,
fonoy summer potterns, mode by
Pioneer -----------1. 90
Evening star., 1946-07-04
6 Originally $500
Women's Coots
24.OO

White coats with cardigan ond
cIossic neckIines. All 1000
wool. Sizes 80 y to Al u.
; Originally $500 Topper,.
lOOoo wool in green and royal
blue, Green. size SO; royoI. sizes
36 and 40 37.oo
z Originally $500 Coots. Navy
blue lOOoo wool toppers. Sizes
Al u 45 90
Womens Goats, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
100 Originally $40
Teens Pinofores
800
Cool royons-in yellow,
blue, oQuo or white. Sizes
9 to IS.
Teen Shop. Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
IS Originally $50
Girls PIoy Suits
3.99

Iolortul COtton prints, striped
cotton seersuekers, Popular one
piece style with seporote skirt;
sizes ! to IA.
20 Originally 2.ss PIoid Rein-
eapes. Sizes 7 to lO--l.e9
5 Originally le.s5 to 1895
Spring coots-PIoids and solids;
sizes 10 to l4l7; q few chubbies
in the oroup-oII properly To-
beled os to wool content 7.95
80 Originally 800 AlI-WooI Cor
dison Sweoters-Moize and red;
sizes 7 to 4-------2.99
40 Originally l.65 and l.e9
Blouses-Royons ond cottons;
white and poko dotted posteIs;
long ond short sleeves; sizes 7
10 ~ Soc
10 Originally $50 and 2.e9
Holters-Spun royons ond cot
ton; sizes 7 to l4--79e
Girls Apparel. Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-04

1900 Women's ond Misses
Evening star., 1946-07-04
CosuoI Dresses

7 Originally 24.oo Dresses.
Two piece printed Butcher royon
dresses, midriff style. in beige,
blue and pink. Sizes for misses
1888
9 Originally 100 Dresses. Two
piece printed cotton mesh in rose,
blue, lime. Broken sizes 4.8S
II Originally l4.s5 sunboek
Dresses. Printed cottons in junior
8 Originally lz.s5 Sunboek
Dresses. Striped royon, junior
sizes 8.sS
s Originally 1875 sunboek
Dresses. Irish linen in sizes 10
TO Is l2.S8
Casual Sport Dresses,
Third FIoot, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
q Originally 90
Misses Suits
$500

Wool suits, dressmoker ond cos
uoIs in black and coIors. Sizes
10 and Il.
! Originally 1895 Suit. 1000
wool with tunlc jooket, beod oc-
cents. Black; size 10 $500
; Originally $3.50 Dressmoker
Suits. lOOoo wool crepe with
broid trim. Sizes II ond IA
74.0o
Misses Saifs, Third Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Mems Shoes

- Originally $50 Mems AL
white or Brown Perforated Ok
lords, leather ond plastic soes.
Broken sizes 3.45
80 Originally s.75 Mems Coli
fornio CosuoI Oxfords in brown
suede or soft elk Ieother. Sizes
s y to l------5 5.45
50 Originally I.9e Mems ond
Boys High Tennis Shoes, sturdy
oonvos uppers ond black rubber
soles. Sizes 3 to s 8l2-7se
10 Originally 500 Mems Brown
Dress Shoes. Ieother ond conpo-
sltlon soles. Broken sizes 3.99
The Herht Co Doussf1;,e Cto,-
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Royon Undies
39c

Manufacturers cIoseouts and ir-
reau'ors. Ponties, stepns and
briefs Of sturdy royon. Teorose.
The Hechf Co., Downstairs Store.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
The Hecht Go: Downstairs Store Friday Bar6ainS
| he
F ST., tn ST., E ST.,

Cotton Dresses
$50 Originally l.s5 Printed Cot
ron Coot Dresses on blue or rose
backgrounds. Sizes IA to 20 LOO
100 Originally $40 Cool Cot
ton EyeIet Dresses. White, rose
ond blue. coot style ond button
to-woist style. Sizes IA TO AZ
2.9s
Tie Heehf Co., Downsfmys Store.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
ST Originally ll.2O
Mems Beech Suits
$50

Printed pottern by Loouno Of
California. Beach shirt and
matching boxer swim trunks.
Shirt, small, medium and Jorge.
Trunks, sizes 80 to SO.
Mens Spo,tswear. Street Floor,
The Hecht So.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
Clearance Of Luggage

Merchandise inltioIed wrong,
slightly damaged or slightly shop
worn. Tox included where tox-
obie.
Evening star., 1946-07-04
BOYS Wash Points

Husky boys wosh shorts and
longs. Sonforzed* pants in
brown, ton ond blue, solid and
stripes.
Shorts-woist sizes 2o" to 80"
1.99 and 2.49
Lonss-woist sizes rs" to 36"
4.47 ond 4.99
(skot more than 10 residual
shrinkdqtl.
The Hechf Co., Downsfairs Store.
Evening star., 1946-07-04

Priced for quick clearance on in
fonts ond chiIdren's items. In
fonts dresses, overols, rubber
sheets, slips, etc.
The Hecht Co., Downsfairs Store.
Evening star., 1946-07-04

l31 OrloinoIIV 7oS
Evening star., 1946-07-04

400 Originally l.ss 70 2.se
FsIts, oosuols and beonies 5se
81 Originally 5.s5 Rough
Straws, large brins -- l.ss
so Originally l.es TO 2.ss Fob
ries, toms, open crown brinns.
White only 90
The Hecht Co., Douns stairs Store.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-05
Season Tobacco Average
Almost SOC Per Hundred
Near Seven Million
Pounds Sol5; Weeks
Price Highest Yet

Price averages rose substantially
on tho Henderson tobacco mlrlv,
the past week. with the figu.r fu.
;hc week exceeding $50 Tor the ll-3
time. Sales were 2.362.76O pounds
which brough; Sl.202. SO-.7+ Tor "a"
average Of S5O9i per humdcrwcight
This brought the total for the S"a-
son 10 6.7I5.5l9 pounds. for S3.30t.-
Co. 81 AZ an average OF SHIT per
hundred pounds. Prices were anon
the best of the season 80 ~. IN the
sale of IS0.552 pounds on Friday to-
S2+I .565.l6 Al an average Of S5i.52
per hundred.
The market has been IN operation
exactly three weeks. with hcayy
sa!cS. with fair quality leaf offered.
and with the overall price trend
upward most q: the TING. especially
since the poorer grade leaf @! til
first week was disposed Of
Sales are expected To CDut.n.r
heavy for weeks TO com" a. the sea-
son moves toward It's peak in late
October and the inst half al Nov
"mbcr \ further general upward
movement Is anticipated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-05

The japanese 5cc;Ic Likes corn and
asparagus oCSt ara i also rclisacs
certain kinds @. fruit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-05

Lock. pi-wCcd and slid mustard
Greens 1.c particularly rich n caro-
&. and asr.rair acid.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-07
Emblem Club Meets
 Tomorrow EveninQ

The annual meeting of the Elm blem Club will be held tomorrow night at o'clock in Elks Hall, at which time the yearly reports of officers and committee chairman will be given.
 All members are urged to be present at this meeting, as it is the first one of the new year, and the last at which the present officers will preside.
 Installation of the new officers will take place Saturday night, Jan. 19, and the ceremonies will be followed by dancing and refresh ments. Members of the Elks Club will be specially invited guests at this meeting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-07
Rainbow Girls EIeet Ada Burns as Worthy Advisor for New Term

The regular meeting of the Rain bow Girls was held Saturday, and the following officers elected: Wor- thy Advisor, Ada Burns; Worthy Associate Advisor, Roma Fargher; Charity Patte Davis; Hope, Bertha Beebe; Faith, Lilly Ann Maurstad; Recorder, Mary Jean Sofoulis, and Treasurer, Jean Butts.
 Mrs. Gladys Stabler, chairman of the Advisory Board, announced that the Mother Advisor for the coming year would be Mrs. Florence Oakes and Mrs. Hazel Mantyla will fill the station of Associate Mother Advisor.
 On behalf of the Board, Mrs. Stab Ter thanked Mrs. Dorothy Tuckett, Mother Advisor, and Mrs. Roberta Goodwin, Associate Mother Advisor, for successful an interesting years work.
 Mother Advisor Mrs. Dorothy Tuckett announced that farewell party will te held in the Scottish Rite Temple Friday, Jan. II, in honor of MT. and Mrs. M. s. Whittier, who are leaving soon to make their home in the South. MT. Whittier has been Dad" to the Rainbow Girls for many years and has given much of his time to the Assembly since its beginning. He has also been on the Advisory Board and was one of the original sponsors of the organization.
 His place in the Assembly and the hearts of many Rainbow Girls will not be easily filled and it is with deep regret that they will bid him farewell.
 All Rainbow Girls are urged to turn out for the party Friday eve ming, which begins at o'clock.
 Plans for the installation of new ly elected officers were discussed and all officers for the ensuing term are to be at the Temple Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock for a prac- tice session.
 Installation will be held Saturday evening, January 12, at o'clock, and all Masons, Eastern Stars, friends and families of Rainbow Girls are cordially invited to attend. An Installation Dance will follow the ceremonies, to which small ad- mission charge will be made. Re- treatments will be served during in termission in the dining room.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-07
FILM "RAlNB0W
 ISLAND" K NOW
 AT 10TH CENTURY

The tropical magic of the South Seas Islands is brought to the screen of the 20th Century in Rainbow Island,' Technicolor extravaganza starring Eddie Bracken, Dorothy Lamour and Gil Lamb.
 A carefree picture about three shipwrecked sailors, the feature does not purport to bring audiences any, thing but loads of comedy, laughter, hula girls and sarongs. Yet, Dot tie wears the abbreviated attire for this film, too, and looks as enticing as ever
 Among the speciality acts included in the picture are a water ballet, a native dance by Carmen D'Antonio and a group of hula lovelies and swing version of native dance by Lamb and Olga San Juan.
 All in all, the hula girls, comedy routine and swingy music hit the en- tertainment jackpot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-07
SALvATION ARMY
 NEEDS MAGAZINES
 FOR READING ROOM

The Red Shield Reading Room, which is operated by the Salvation Army needs more reading material, such as magazines suitable for men, and of quite recent date. Other items much in demand are news papers from the States, according to Brigadier Taylor, and papers from all parts of the country will be very much appreciated.
 Many men who are strangers in Juneau are making use of the Reed ing Room, and good-up-to date news magazines and others of the type enjoyed by men are needed to help entertain these men in their spare hours.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-07
ROONEY, TAYLOR
 ARE STARRED IN
 CAPITOL FEATURE

Climaxed by the most thrilling horse-racing sequences ever caught by Hollywood cameras, Metro-Gold- Mayors National Velvet that opened yesterday at the Capitol Theatre, provides exciting and fas- cinating entertainment from be- ginning to end,
 The story, based on Enid Bagnolds best-seller novel about a girl who rides to victory in the celebrated Grand National at Aintree, England, emerges as a heart-warming, moving document which will be enjoyed by the entire family.
 Mickey Rooney is starred in the film with 12-year-old Elizabeth Taylor. Others in the cast are Jackie Jenkins, Donald Crisp. Anne Revere and Angela Lansbury
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-07
HOSPITAL NOTES

John Blackwell was admitted, to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday fol surgical attention.
 Discharged during the day was Jerry Mckinley, medical patient. Saturdays dismissals from the hospital included Jack Cummings and John s. Gotch, medical pa- tients.
 A baby boy was born this morn ing at the Government Hospital to Mrs. Daisy Abraham, of Yaku- tat.
 Jacqueline Wallace of Douglas entered the Government Hospital Saturday for medical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-07

turkey since Christmas for the big occasion this weekend. (The Grays are popular people-and ended the Yule season with an extra turkey) When removed from cold storage, however, something unhappy had happened to the bird and it was no longer it's freshly-killed self. The Grays celebrated their third anni- versary at Mikes.
 From our jewel box of Slips that Pass in the Night: The Anchorage Times ad-"For Rent: house, three rooms and path"
 Forgive us, cousin Anchy, but what's the use of living in a glass house if you can't throw rocks, and besides a stitch in time is worth a bird in a bush.
 o. K, Elmer. We'll go quietly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-07
IS PASSENGERS ARE
 FLOWN HERE BY pAA

On the flight between Juneau and Seattle Saturday, Pan American flew the following passengers:
 To Seattle-Fred Henning, Mar shall Erwin. Ralph McCumber, Leonard Johnson, Betsy Cross, Mary Rokkum. Calvin Buechting, Robert Atwater and Charles Baker.
 From Seattle-Norman Stines, Thomas Morgan, Mary Sue Morgan, Jr., James Sumpter, Robert Wheel CT, William Humphrey, Doris Kend- ley, Loren Fernald, Gerald Brislawn, Alma Bailey, Elizabeth Chapin, James Chapin. Everett Stevenson, Walton Jorgenson, Martin Feist, Henry Satire, James Lott and Perry Huff.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-07
ALLIES CORRESPOND

Douglas Public School students have correspondence with many students of other schools in many parts of the United States and foreign countries as part of their regular training. This past week, many letters were mailed to Eng fish and many other students of Allied countries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-07
TO KODIAK

Arthur Jordan is leaving today for Kodiak where he has employ ment. Also leaving on this eve ning's Yukon will be Richard Mccormick, also Kodiak bound, where he is under contract as plumber