The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 9, 1943, Page 6

" R g e e s e - PAGE SIX ARCHIE SHIELS, PAF PRESIDENT f IS IN JUNEAU| . Predicts Flne Pack This Year - Says Opera- ;fz‘ > ey tions Very Good i rented ’ emain here for a week or i job he representative Admini; sporting of operatior industry estimated Alaska day aftern ied by Mrs. Shiels. They Eugene E. Murray, oper A William doir of the tration needed ; THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU ALASKA 10 days | tive in securing the maximum nnk tinua o PASSES AWAY INCALIF. ...... the south 1s follows W. J. Walker, manager of the ]'l i G West Coast Grocery, received word Saturday of the death of his aunt, SOUTH SUNDAY sweeney, and T Taking p EMBARK ¢ harvest of the s .1,“ Margaret R i -> > Carter, rs arriving here from yesterday afternoon were Incoming passen, attle—Virginia Evans, O.|yeekend on the Motorship Estebeth Thomas D. Cr J. C. Bruce, Wil " were the following shan Cove—A. Per: Mrs. Annie Lamkin at Long Beach, | .y b o il | Cali IH George \1111‘\\.,1 ] 3 (-;01L.< bere. dbit ‘O, Ontley. Mrs. Lamkin, who would have ;" | S ik | oW Chaban \been 84 years old August 16, suf-|,. . r + U fand from Killisnoo—Mrs. the Howe, Mrs. Beatrice Howe, Esther le, John Pyl fered a stroke two months ago » Pyle, John Pyl g £ : 59 'ostrander, Nell Kilburn, and Mr l, the|and another last Friday which|p B0 (o o) caused her death . e ¥ N From Tenakee 3 g From Ketchikan—Mrs. Mabel L. ,nq K. E. Herlin Funeral services will be held at j and William Oxenburg peie gt e roiE. pom m Wrangell—A, F. Ward Nancy Frank, and Joanne Frank. Due to transportation diffic From Petersburg—Mrs. Tandi M Gl - |ties, neither Mr. or Mrs. Walker Peterson, Joan Peter - Arthur ra- | will be able to attend the rites, |Henson, Joseph G. Yeager, Patrick BUY WAR BONDS THIS IS PART OF YOUR PAY CHECK SEE THAT GUN? It's mnkmg thmgs plenty hot for the Axis. Know where that gun came from? From the pay checks and pay eave- lopes of people like you. 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