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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
High Score Contest

HNAEh SCOAC OOAN~N
Through Monday night, Mary Bur
GERS game of 1873 was still high for
the ladies and Kenneth Eckard's
1877 game still topped the men, In
The Globe-Independents high score
contest for prizes of $40 for the
highest individual game of the sea-
son, bowled in league competition.
Note: Leagues rolling with rub
Aer-band pins are not eligible for
This contest, but there may be a
surprise in store for the high scorer
tnere, at the end of the season.
Due to the Mummer's Parade,
ME Lions and Kiwanis Clubs leagues
did not bowl on Thursday night,
Aut they will be at it again, hot and
heavy, tonight.
The Elks Club League has de-
cided not to bowl on Monday night
(Armistice Day., resuming their
games Monday week, November ID.
And talking about the Elks Club
League, they tell me that the com
mnittee is seriously considering trans
berring Ell Pryor and A. Kriz to the
ladies' league, since they both came
MP with lovely" games of 81 on
Monday night.
You're not going to stand for that
are you ladies?
The Axles, of the Rotary League,
had to get along without Ell Ellinger,
on Monday night. They tell me Ell
IS down at Fort Lauderdale, Florida,
recovering from that severe attack
of Crying Towelitis' from which
he suffered the past two weeks.
Friday night l dropped into
Raney's Coliseum to watch the
Precious Stone League at work and
imagine my SUI pl1SS W hllo q D'6
sign on one of the score sheets,
reading, "KILROY WAS HERE
And he must have not only been
there, but he seems to have caused
quite a bit of CONSERVATION among
the ladies, for when l was there
a number of the girls were headed
for big scores that failed to ma
terialize. This was particularly
noticeable with Mary Routzahn, Nell
Hays and Helen Shoff.
The Mems Division of the Sunday
School League is offering congratula-
tons to "Petey" Bates, of Grace U.
B., for finally getting in the count
IN two games, and to Dutch" Shu-
man for finally getting a three
game total of over 300. Dutch roll
ed a $40 game, last week, just six
pins short of making the 800 class.
And now let's take a look at some
of the scores.
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PANGBORN GIRLS LEAGUE
TUESDAY, Oct. 29)

TUESDAY, Oct. ~
The Glamour team went into a
tie for first place last week, by talk
ing both games from the former
leaders, Charm. Roberta Spangler
continued her fine bowling, coming
up with really swell game of 1875,
to give her individual honors for
the second week in row.
The 80 Or Better Glass
Roberta Spangler, 98-126; Nellie
Trumpower, liz; Lorraine Weaver,
110-100; Margaret Harris, 1903; Es-
ther McCarren, 102; Madeline Spiel
man, 100; Jeanette Hilton, SO; Peg
gy Plummer, SO; Clara Clark, So;
Lorraine Carey, 81; Beverly Pope,
95; Nancy Fauver, 95-98; Phyllis
Hess, SO; Louise Trayer, 80.
VaapTVa Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
Won Lost Tsk -Tsk!

"The night wore on" the poet sang,
But he omitted to say
Just what it was the night had on
P'r'aps twas the close of the day.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07

Mamma, why does it rain?"
why, to make things grow. To
give us apples, potatoes, flowers. y
Cats and dogs, too, nnamma?"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07

"Say, driver, don't go so fast
around cornersl"
do what 1 do, ma'am, just close
your eyes,"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
ROTARY CLUE LEAGUE

The Rims held on to first place
by taking two games from the Axles,
but the Cogs missed a swell chance
to tie them when, after winning
their first two games, they dropped
the third one by just four pins.
doc" Crafts Wheels, by virtue of
their three-game shut out at the ex-
pense of the Spokes, jumped from
a fourth-place tie with the Axles,
to a second-place tie with the Cogs.
Porter, of the Cogs, garnered all
The individual honors with his single
game of 1870 and his three-game total
of 363.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
900 Or Better Class

Porter, 1863; ]. Reynolds, 354; Long,
245; McFaddin, 339; O'Brien, 322;
]. Stonebraker, 321; c. Stonebraker,
SIG; frey, 314; Foltz, 312; Anderson,
209; Lehner, 3O5; Campbell, SOL
League Standing
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CHICAGO, ILL.
A. A. KAZYS IR MELANIJA
RUGIAI

Sioje didzioje Amerikos Lie
tuviu kolonijoje netaip senai
gyveno bene visiems Chicagie-
CLANS zinomi Kazys ir MeIani-
ia Rugiai. Jie kitados gyveno
Brooklyn, N. Y, bet didziaja
dali savo gyvenimo praleido
Chicagoje.
1944 metu Sausio 2 d. atsi-
skyre su siuo pasauliu kazys
Rugis. Jis paejo is Kvedarnos,
zemaitijos.
Dabar, Sausio Z d., mire Me-
'anija Rugiene. Abu lie am
:inai ilsisi sv. Kazimieyo kapi-
aese. Melanija Rugiere kilus
Lgliaukoje, Marijampoles APPS.
Paliko jie sum- ir marcia
Rugius ir anuka, dukteri mo-
kytoja Aldona Bulotiene su
dviem dukterimis, jos vyras,
Inz. Bulota dabar kra kanki-
namas Sibire, mes negalejo is
bolseviku pabegti.
A. a. Rugienes brolis yra IL
nomas Kun. M. Krupavicius,
dabar esantis tarp pabegeliu
Vokietijoje.
A. a. Rugiai abu bueo prak-
tikuojanti katalikai, bet geri,
darbstps Lietuviai patriotai,
pasvente savo laika II piniga
tautos reikalu paremimui.
A. a. Kazys Rugis Duvo tt
piskas drasus Lietuvis. jis tu-
rejo daug energijos ir reikale
CANA pilietiskos drasos pasaky-
ii savo vienminciams jeigu jie
ia ar ia negerai dare. Jeigu
reikedavo auku visuomenes rel
kalams tai Rugiai budavo pir-
mutiniai; iskasciai vazinejimui
Lietuviu visuomenes reikalais
Rugby niekad neapsunkino. Jie
priklause prie keliu Lietuvisku
organizaciju ir prie sv. Myko-
10 parapijos.
A. a. Kazys Rugis buvo no.
lus unijos darbuotojas, daug
dirbes uz darbininku teises, bu-
yes unijos valdybose il biznio
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VOKIECIU SELPIMAS

Prezidentas Truman paskel-
be plana kuriuo is Americas
galima teikti pagalba Vokieti-
jos zmonems Amerikos okupuo-
toje Zenoje.
Prezidentas nurodo II orga-
nizaciju sioje salyje per kurias
galima siusti aukas pinigais, 0
jos supirks maista ir rubus If
kitas reikmenis persiuntimui
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vokieciams.
Ticsiog savo giminems sius-
ii pagalba Americas Vokieciai
dar negali. :
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AKRON, OHIO
Snulkios Zinios

Sausio 26 d. apsivede musu
patriotu Ant. Barausku dukte
Paulina su K. Kazlausku, is
Clevelando, kuris tik ka cry
70 is kariuomenes. Jis yra ge-
ru Lietuviu sunus. Sliubas at
sibuvo buvusioje Lietuviq sv.
Petro baznycioje, dalyvauiant
jaunavedziu giminems ir drau-
gains.
Kazlauskai ir Barauskai vi
sada remia Lietuviskus reika-
lus, prisidejo gausiai aukomis
prie Akrono Lietuviu baznycios
senesniais laikais. Linketina
kad ir jaunavedziai butu geri
Lietuviai, kaip ir jQ tevai.
Ubartas isvaziavo j Arizona
valstija, zada ten pirkti uke.
Vladas Vasiliauskis, zinomas
kaip muzikantas, susizeide, gy-
dosi ligonineje.
V. Rudiene, ilgai prabuvus
ligonineje sirgdama, pagaliau
gryzo namon ir palengva svei-
ksta.
Laimingai sveiki sugryzo is
kariuomenes p. Rernataviciu
abu sunai, Barauskq sunus An
tanas, Lukoseviciu sunus Juo-
zas, ir Janickiq sunai.
Poni Gaskiene gavo liudna
laiska is Lietuvos, raSo kad
jos motinele mire, ir Azijatai
bolsevikai nuzude jos broli.
stai ko susilauke musu Lietu-
va: jon isibriove banditai zu-
do musu brolius ir seses.
Alberto Daukincio sunuS pa
sidave liuosnoriai Amerikos
kariuOmenen.
Lietuvos Nepriklausomybes
% metu sukakties minejimas
atsibuvo Vasario "a. Dalyva-
vo ir keli Clcvelandie6iai. Pro-
grama vede j. RamoSka.
kalnas.
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Nemoniene -Nemonis, Zofija
gyvenusi Cleveland, O.
Noreikiene-G -Girdzijauskaite, O.
ma, po. antru vyrus Zieniene,
kilusi is Kalupio k, Vadzgirio
par.
Norkunai, Petras ir Antanas
surus Marijos Norkunienes.
Norkunas, Domininkas.
-Gaizutyte, Mari
ia, gyvenusi Brooklyn, N. Y.
Obelienius, Kazys, Amerikoj
zinomas kaip Charles Obelienius
gyvenes Collinsville.
Orinaite, Maria, kilusi is zir-
'niSkiu k, Igliskeliu ", Marijam-
poles a.
Padvarskis, Ignas, klles is
1'itoniu k, Linkuyos ", siau-
liu a., gyvenes Chicagoje.
Pak5ys, Antanas, kiles IS Ell
niskiu k, Alizavos par.
Paskauskai, Antanas ir Ona
Klevinskaite. Pastaroji kilusi
is Lauckaimio k, Kyhartu v.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Ur-
sule, kilusi is Pazerio k, AL
vito v, VilkaViskio ap.
Paulauskas, Petras, is vykes
is kIaipedos apie 1922 metus
ir gyvenes Washington, D. {.
Peciulionyte, Stase, kilusi i
Serksniu ir gyvenusi Dockiu k,
Kairiu v. siauliu a., o atvyku-
81 Amerikon Chicagoie pas de-
de serksni. JOS istekejuslos
pavarde nezinoma.
Petraskas, Juozas, kiles is
Alytaus ap., ir gyvenes Bos,
ton. Mass. apvlinkeje.
Petrikiene, Emilia, kilusi IS
Gindviliu k, Kupiskio ", Pa
nevezio a. j J. A. V. isvykus7
1929 ir gyvenus New Yorke:
Polekauskai (PoulakowskD
! ROleSlOVaS, AntanaS If JuoZaS
kile is Suvalku ap.
Pranckevici'ls, Jurgis Amerl,
koie zinomas kaip George Fran
kus, prizes 1889 m. gyvenes Chi,
cagoje.
RaCys, Juozas, gyvenes New
Yorko valstybej, spejamal Am
stordam, N. Y.
Ramancauskas, Juozas, ar Jt
Seimos nariai.
Raupeliai-Ripp, Aleksandra:
il Kazimiera, gyvenusl Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Rimulaiciai, Stanislovas il
Juozas, sunus Tado, kile IS Ele
navos H., Kclmes V, Raseinli
ap.
Rimulaitis. Boleslovas, sunu
Tado, kiles is Elenavos k, kel
mes v. Raseiniu a.
Ripp-Raupeliene. kazimiera
Pranciskaus ir Adomo NorVai
: su dukte, kllusl IS Kedalnlu a
Panevezio ap. ir gyvenusi Broo
klyn. N. Y.
Rokuizjene. Stefanija, gyve
nusi Chicagoje.
Rukleviciai, isvyke IS kel
mes prizes 90 metu if pradzloJ
gyyene Kanadoje. IN, /,
Rukstelicne, Maria, oyVem
81 314l Hiple ST., (2) Chicago
je. Ill.
Rulis. Adolfas. sunus Kazl
micro, kiles is Vabaliu k, Bal
sogalos ", Kedainiu ap.
Ruzgai, Benediktas If Stasys
gyvene Chicagoje.
Rukniziene, Morta, gyvenus
Amsterdam, N. Z.
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NEPRIkLA
BES MINEJIMAS
NEW YORKE
MIN. ZADEIkIS IR KONGR.
FLOOD w WILLIS-KELLY
REZOLIUCIJAS

Symet New Yorko Lietuviu
Tarybos ruostas Lietuvos Ne
priklausomybes minejimas Va
sario II, Webster Hall, New
Yorke, galima skaityti pavy-
kusiu tik dalyviu skaicium, nes
atsilanke per tukstanti publi-
kos.
Neigiamoje puseje galima
sumineti perilga puspenktos
valandos, vietomis CANA nuo-
bodu ir varginanti programa,
silpna jo vadovavima lr svar-
biausia - tai kad permazi re-
zultatai paciam tikslui. Lietu-
vos vadavimui.
Neziurint nei kad pats die
nos principinis kalbetojas kon-
gressmanas Flood zodis zodin
citavo Kelly rezoliucija savo
kalboje ir akcentuotai ragino
daryti j Americas vyriausybe
spaudima per Americas Kon-
gresa, reikalaujant kad Kelly
Willis rezoliucijoje lsdestyti
punktai - punktai pagrystl
Atlantic Carteriu, punktai ku-
rie reikalauja kad Amerikos
prezidentas ir State Depart
mentas priverstu Rusu okupan-
tn kariuomene istraukti is Lie
tuvos, kad istremti Lietuvos
gyventojai butu grazinti, kad
Lietuvai butu Quota proga be
svetimu kisimosl praVesti tik-
ra; demokratiskus rinkjmus ir
kad tokiais rinkimais pagrysta
butu isteigta Lietuvos vyrlau-
sybe ir Lietuva butu pakvies-
ia United Nations Organiza-
CHA; nors jis ir apleido smulk-
mena, neivardino rezollu c / Y
autorius ir rezoliucijV hume
RUS, - bet jis ia iskele ir' ra-
gino mus to reikalauti.
Ir neziurint kad pats Lietu-
vos Ministras p. zadeikls sa.
vo kalboje pabreze labai aiskiai
tn rezoliuciju svarba, If ga
liaus, neziurint kad il pacioje
rengeju paruostoje rezolluciJo-
je, kuria susirinkimas vienbal-
siai prieme ir kuri taps pasip-
sta Amerikos vyriausybei, tie
patys Kelly-Willis rezoliuclJu
punktai savoj redakcijoj buvc
pakartoti. - Tarybos vadovy
be Wis tik ignoravo ir savo zy-
miu kalbetoju raginima ir aple
tas rezoliucijas publikai mel 70
deliu neprisimine ir neparagln6
rasyti laiskus j kongresmanus
ir senatorius uz tas rezollucl
jas.
Ola yra moralinis LietuvoF
Nepriklausomybes min e m
nepasisekimas. Tas sudaro pun
kta Lietuvos laisvinimo bylo
ie Lietuvos nenaudai If Rusl
Taigi ir musiskiai tarybinin
kai, kaip il Chicaginiai, mel
gia vieninteli tikra ginkia ko
vote uz Lietuvos gelbellma
Wien tik delto kad ne Taryba J
pagamlno. :.
Maziems zmoneliams ju CRU
pes kromelis mat svarbesnl
nv pacia Lietuva. Jiems ge
riau lai Lietuvos reikalas pra
laimi, bi tik iu partlJos lnte
rcsai nenukentetu.
d. Klinga
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Greater Cleveland Chapter Anne
rican Red Cross Fund vajus symet
prasides Kovo / ir nuskirta sioje
apielinkeje sukelti $1,60S,00O. Dar=
ba vadovaus apie $4,000 luosnoriu
vyru il moteru, padsrymui to va
jaus pasekmingu.
Aukokit Raudonajam Kryziui ir
symet, kaip aukodavot kitais me-
tais.
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agentu Brooklyn, N. Y. Jisai

agentu Brooklyn, N. Y. Jisal
darbayosi rubsiuviu unijoje.
Verta pastebeti kad ju duk-
te mokytojas Aldona Bulotie-
ne parvaziuodama is Lietuvos
parveze zemes nuo Birutos kal-
no. Tevai 'dar gyvi budami
prase kad jiems numirus ia ze-
me nuo Rirutos kalno butu ide-
ia j ju kapus. Senukai daznai
svajodavo kai bus geresni lai-
kai jiedu vaziuos Lietuvon pa
vieseti, bet ypatingai a. a. Ka-
ziui Rugiui neteko tos laimes
atsiekti. I.ai jiedViem buna
lengva sios sales zemele.
Il. F. SimOnS-SimOkaitis.
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PAJIESKOJIMAI

Jieskomieji ar apie juos Ii
nantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:
Consulate General of Lithuania
al West 82nd Street
New York "a, N. 7.
arba
Consulate of Lithuania
80 N. LaSalle Street =
Chicago 2, Ill.
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gyvenes Chicagoje.
Sakalauskas, Vytautas, sunus
Jono, gimes Amerikoje, Let Xxi
1929 m. gyvenes Lietuvoje, Q
atvykes Amerikon Xxi 1888 m.
gyveno Philadelphia, Pa.
Sakalauskas, Edvardas, sunus
Mykolo.
Saleckiene-Lukminaite, Kazi-
miera, Laurino duke IS Stepon-
kaimio, Betygalos v, gyvenusi
Grand St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Salekeris, Henrikas, gyvenes
Cleveland, o.
Schaulat, Christ, sunus ST.
mano, kiles is Burgaiciu k,
Kiduliu ", sakiu ap.
Sehestijonyte-T Juze,
dukte Stasio, .kilusi is Juknis-
kes k, Kelmes ", Raseiniu a.,
gyvenusi New York, N. Y.
Semenas, Matas, sunus An
tano. kiles is Vaivadiskiu, Uk-
merges ap., gyvenes New York.
Sisoviene- Vinogradaite, Lena.
apie 45 metu, kilusi is Drupiu
k, Skuodo ", Kretingos a., gy-
venusi Chicagoje.
Smetoniene, B., gyvenusi 421
Snydam St. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sorocka-Soroka, Juozas, gy.
Venes Youngstown, o.
Spilingiai, Vladas il Mare,
gyvene Cumbola, Pa.
Stakenas, Mykolas, kiles is
Gajunu k, Birzu V.
Stasiunas, Vaclovas, gyvenes
GS Marijer CD ST., Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Staskus, Pranas, gyvenes g
Vincent st. (D New York, N.
Y.
Stukai, Jonas ir Rudo | f a s,
kuriu pirmasis yra gyvenes
Chicagoje, antrasis - Mon
trealyje. Jie kile is Kandrens-
les k, SkapiSkio ", Rokiskio a.
Saeonas, Jonas, kiles is sjau-
liu ap., ir gyvenes Brooklyn,
n. Y. ar Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sikidansas, Leonas, kiles is
Naumiescio, Taurages ap., gy-
venes Chicagoje.
simkuviene-S -Staugaityte, Ma
RIA, dukte Vinco. kilusi IS Ia,
liskes k, GriSkabudzio ", sakiu
ap., gyvenusi Cicero, I'll.
Sniuika, Juozas, kiles IS Pill
viSkiu k. Kurkliu ", Ukmer>
geS ap.
svaigzdiene, Ona, gyvenusi
Chicagoje, III.
Tamosaitis, ar Tamu e S
Adomas, kiles is Smilgiu par.
Naurasiliu kaimo. Gyvenes Chi
cagoje.
Tamosiunas, Jurgis, sum- Is
Petro, kiles is Vilniaus k, Ku,
pi$kio ", Panevezio. a., gyve'
nes Kenosha, Wis.
Tamosiunas, Jurgis, kiles is
Rul1oniu k, Fanevezlo APP, Is
Lietuvos isvykes Argentinon,
bet spejama kad persikele
J. A. V.
Teten-Sebestijonyte, Juze
dukte Stasio, kilusi is Juknis'
kes k, Kelmes ", Raselniu a.
gyvenusi New York, n. Y.
Tomkus, Kazimieras If JC
vaikai Vincas bel Dora.
e-Dambrauskaite, Jad
vyga, gyvenusi New York il
| 1888 m. su savo dviem duk
terim lankesi Lietuvoje.
Urboniene, T. ir JOS sunu:
Aleksandras. Motina IS Lietu
vos isvykusi 1923 m., Amerl
koje istekejo antra karta, su
nus isvyko Amerikon 1880 m
Faiciul!s, JuOzas, g y We ne
Worcester, Mass.
Vaitiulis, Mykolas, klles 1
Tubiniu k.
Valentines, Boleslovas, gyVe
mes. Chicagoje, Ill.
Varniene-Jankauskalte, 1ekl
kilusi is Skaplskio.
Viktaraviciai, Pranas If ka
Izys, gyvene Brooklyn, N. Y.
Vildziunas, JuOzas.
Viliaudas, ,Antanas.
Voytinsky, Vladimir, 1916 n
gyvenes Washington ir dlroe
STATISTICS istaigoj.
Vysniauskas, Kazimleras, gy
venes Chicagoje, Ill.
Observation-Disclosures, Mar
ia ir jos dukterys Brone If VIZ
torija.
Zicnicne Noreikiene Girdz
;auskaite, Ona, dukte Antan.
kilusi is Kalupio k, Vadzglrl
par. !,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Juie, k
.usi is Mozgaigalio k, If gyV'
:,
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Vaizde parodoma gudrus ber-
niukas, Larry, Marsh, Brigh-
ton, Mass, kuris nuejes trauk-
ties, prisiriso siula prie du-
ru ir danties, ir skambina dan
tisto ofiso duris, kad tas att
darydamas, istrauktu jam dan
tt - be uzmokesnio.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-19
Family Night Dinner Al Methodist Church To Be Tomorrow Eve

The regular Family Night Dinner for members of the Methodist Church will be held tomorrow eve ming from 6 o'clock to 8 o'clock in the recreation parlors. Toastmaster for the evening will be Frank Hermann, and on the program will be duet by MT. and Mrs. Ronald Lister and group sing ing, accompanied at the piano by Miss Ruth Brooks. : There will also be a discussion on the church or der.
 Anyone who has not yet been contacted regarding the dinner, and wishes to do so may call either Mrs. Don Miller, telephone 651, or Mrs. Floyd Phelps, Red 770, for in formation.
 A cordial invitation to attend is extended to all members and friends.
 Choir rehearsal will follow the meeting, starting at o'clock.
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MRS. JOHNSON ENDS
 SERVICE WITH 0PA;
 lS TAKING VACATION

MT and Mrs. M. O. Johnson sail ed on the steamer Baranof this morning for their former home in Wrangell, for a visit of about three weeks with their daughter, Mrs. Sharnbroich and family.
 Mrs. Johnson is taking a we'll earned vacation, having served with the Office of Price Administration since July, 1942, first as clerk of the Rationing Board in Wrangell, then later coming to Juneau to assume the responsibilities of Rationing Executive for the Territory. Mrs. Johnson has the distinction of be- ing second in length of service with the OPA in Alaska, outrank- ed only by Mrs. Mildred Hermann.
 With the closing of rationing boards in Alaska as well as through out the states, Mrs. Johnson's duties ended officially January 3l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-19
36 PASSENGERS ARRIVE VApAA
 FROM SEATTLE

Pan American Airways arrived 1T Juneau recently with the following passengers from Seattle: Louis War ren. Cora Holden, Charlotte Cor onado, Charles Cramer, Philil Reed, Selba Patient, Elizabeth Rockwitz, Catherine Sertich, Judith Krepps, Jill Krepps, Harry James John McManain, Sidney Beavers Woodford Davisson, Eel Ordona Roger Robinson, Stella Meherin Joe Meherin, Mildred Swonden, Ike Taylor, Bernie Breaton, Robert Martin, R. J. Sommers, Esther Sommers, Virginia Grafton, Charles Driscoll, Freddie Bearden, Glenda Parker, Mary Grubb, Eltin Lewis Merle Lidstrom, Paul Puckett, Florence Karlseigh, E. Schwaes- dall, Magnhild Bogue and Jean Welch.
 From Fairbanks: Ruel Griffin, John Hudert, Frank Nash, Leon ard Smith, Stanley Tatom, William Elsneh; from Whitehorse, Ralph Tisdale.
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Norah Here ~i
 From South

Arriving in port from the south yesterday afternoon at o'clock the steamer Princess Norah had the following passengers for Juneau Marion Bartlett, Leroy J. Brown Frank M. Doogan, Clara J. Gab- rielson, James o. Hansen, Eleanor and Donna J. Lucas, Mary Mar cum, Allen G. Marcum, Alexander Miller, Lois Murphy, zatis Mur- phy, Edward H. Pope, Jr., Emily B. Pope.
 Luther D. Powell Fred F. Pow ell, Amy Price, Ethyl Ryan, Mar guerite Shelherd, Jessie Stevens, Henry S. and Alma Sully, Thomas Townsend, loan Wells, Michael K. Wells, Paula K. Wells.
 Gerald Williams, Harriet A. Will jams, James D. Williams, Catherine A. Williams, Arthur K Hansen, Lowell L. Wells, Julia Maytield, James and Mary. T. Huston.
 The Princess Norah sailed for Skagway at 11:45 o'clock last night, with the following passengers for that city: John. Herman, Grace s. Sanford, Frank P. Krsul, Joe H. Satko, Chas. P. Brown, Raymond Antoquia, Peter Howard.
 A. w Douglas, Mrs. L. J. Birk- land, L. T. Kirkland, H. Kirkland, Sister Mary Ambrose, Frank R. Nyman, John A. Nyman, J. c. Moyneux.
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especially by the defense, much more time is likely to be consumed before a trial jury is chosen.
 Spectators overflowed the small courtroom into the corridors at the opening of the trial yesterday, 50 or more persons being unable to gain admittance to hear the feature case of the current Court term. However, fewer were on hand this morning and as the panel of jurors was thinned out, a few vacant seats appeared.
 Jurors excused from sitting on the present case were ordered by Judge Kehoe to report back Monday morning at 10 o'clock, with the exception of Mrs. Sparks, who was discharged from the panel.
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Baranof In
 Going South

Steamer Baranof arrived in Ju- neau from the westward this morn ing at 8l5 with five passengers fol this city. The ship sailed at 11:3l for Seattle.
 Arriving here from Seward were: Mrs. Bonnie Holban, Ted R. Lyman Axel Peterson, Wilbur J. Irwin; from Valdez: Peter Sunrise.
 Those leaving for Seattle were: Billy Joe Doris, Helen Doris, Mrs Lucille Stevens, E. M. Peterson Mrs. E. M. Peterson, William Stolt R. H. Curtis, Mrs. R. H. Curtis, C. o. Tubbs, R. w Howard.
 To Wrangell. M. O. Johnson. Mrs M. o. Johnson, E. E. Jensen, Mrs E. E. Jensen, Mrs. L. T. Campbell, Karon Campbell, Brooks Hanford.
 To Petersburg: Imogene Ward.
 To Ketchikan: Jack Maloca, May Pedersen, Mrs. H. K. Carlisle, H K. Carlisle, Ray Roady, Mrs. Ray Roady, Joe Bailey, Mrs. Joe Bailey, Carl Howard, R. A. Bartholomew, Mrs. R. A. Bartholomew, Rush Boyle, Vern Stedman, Mrs. Vern Stedman, John Hahn, Gay Hellans, Peggy Lane, Elizabeth Oaksmith, Jack Bucker, John c. Willis, It. Howard Croken, Mrs. Howard Croken.
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VISITORS

CHICAGO-Leighton J. Durham 16, scored a hit with snowball on what he had identified as a wasp's nest. Out came ladybuSs.
 Durham suggests it might be the housing shortage.
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LAST BIG CA6ER
 GAME IS TONIGHT

The final game of the 1945-l946 basketball season will be played to- night in the High School gym.
 In the first game, the Douglas High School will meet the Douglas Bremen in a contest to settle local disputes in sportsmanship.
 In the second game, the Juneau High School Crimson Bears will take on the PA Clippers.
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DRINK KING BLACK LABEL.
AUCTION NIGHT Thurs. Feb. 21
 at ] pm.
ATTENTION! PLEASE

ATTENTION! PLEASE
 The Douglas Trading Post ex- tend to you and to yours, an invita- tion to attend the night Auction Thursday, Feb. 21 at T pm. There is an intending variety of goods waiting to be disposed of to the highest bidder A few of the many include, stoves, traps, motors, and saws, radios and recorder com tinations typewriters and a host of other items. The Trading Post will serve by selling what you may have to sell, on percentage basis, you are protected by minimum price, that you place upon your goods. For information call Douglas 42, Auctioneer Paul Sommers.
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STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Princess Norah scheduled to ar rive from Skagway at 8 o'clock to- morrow morning and sails south at 9:30 o'clock.
 North Sea scheduled to sail from Seattle Thursday.
 Denali scheduled to sail from Seattle Thursday.
 Columbia, from West, southbound about Saturday or Sunday. - Baranof, from West, arrived and sailed south this forenoon.