The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 29, 1943, Page 2

FAGL TWO Sargons Kidding Woosdia WELL IIARV ¢ Ll\l( A well baby conference will be s H £ held in the Douglas Public Sehool , X be the nu in charge. Mrs. Em- | ma F Health Nur: formerly supervising the Douglas Clinic, is being transferred to a new post at Matanuska. Prior to entering her new duties there she will enjoy 2 BY ROBBIN COONS HOLLYWOOD-- h'g vacation States. OFFICERS appointed the followir s to hold chairs for the Organist, Er and visit her home | OES APPOINTED Mrs Charles Tucket, elected Matron for the Order of| E Star, Nu: ct Chapte \r)‘ st Oberg; Chap- | ¢ tend Elizabeth ‘Warder, >y | Roberta Johnson: -h.u Thelma | ca n-cxistent island e ales | Engstrom: Sentin . Kirkham. It esearch for or in The five points of mn Star were having people write in, whea named as follows: Ada, Edith Bar- to say 2 : . { ras; Ruth, Eva Ail; Esther, Alice Pago W never like 4 ¢ '8 Poor; Martha, Helen Carlyle; Elec- ourist & 4 ta, Tnga Hachmiester NEWS OF MOTHER'S DEATH Yesterday's mail from the south brought sad news for Mrs. Val A Servic who got Poor, with word that her mother of th h Sea. i | Mrs. Della Rahier had passed away w i picture jon Decembe 5. Rah s 55 quently were disillusioned won et g ad been in il hered this time. Nobod ’ "»cmh for the past several years ing to tell them that R | following a stroke. Mother of land he thin children, she was also a pioneer of Lamou reng ar any Northern: Minnesota. ly worn CHAMPIONSHIP GAME The Douglas Hi-School will play Ithe Alumni, in a championship seious Lamc b.,‘,‘:,(,‘r:f‘ ,\‘,'.,\. time o Bembert Fames (left), Associated Press war correspondent from Sam {game tomorrow evening at 7.3 g d dailoy. comes in Keght ¢ wounded when a Jap bomb fell near a war correspondents’ |g'clock in the gymnasium, winding 1 r's sarongs..this: timeé are, tent nville, chatted with AP News Editor Harold Turnbiad | up this year's local series. Some of strictly for Lamour and you, seven =~ ©f the ) Francisco AP bureau upon retursing from the Semth - |the players on the Alumni team t of them, h Pacific. cit) almer, Australian war correspondent, who was in the will be as follows: Kenny Shud-| v to get Paramount’s same tent with James, was killed by the bomb. James was wounded in | shift, Jim Devon, Cashen Twins, | money’s worth out of the color the legs by flying shrapnel. | Bob Fleek, Dayton Fleek and Krsul car ! - e whole production. has been . gir besides color—mc o'y Sy GOSPEL SERVICE TONIGHT designed with just that purpose. e e Desdes Coor o sooe. | LOUIS PETERS OF Hugh Gibson will be in Douglas ies on ge 9 are a bluey P m“m“” ' . I | tonight :m.(l will hold services start- lear 1 the \ble e e INDIAK BUR AU IS ing at 8 nLluLk lazy lagoon before the able | ohlained. “You breathe $10 bill native temple is a mirror for this! BACK:; FIELD TRIP. blue, for the bright foliage of the b % 2 a3 AMERI(ANS 'ARE MAKING jungle trees, for the brilliant fiow- e o New Year's Eve Frolic of Moose 1 . with the Credit | anizat Department of of Indian Affairs, te- just before the . Christma from a routine eeks nd shapely girl sr panties and dance ‘for t fie Interior. Travel- ; egicnonrriaa 1 boat, the officiai influence. And , neve such hibiscus or mag- Thnnna, Cambt, HitAth Wloams The Moose L il hold tl Prince Willian ,,,,,, 2% annual New Y Frolic on And they're being positively re- ;‘H va- l)‘)mn;r' Moosé B ‘Coulmued from Page One) , volutionary in another respect: = d% S ket 7 FINED TODAY The enemy attacks showed ene when the torpedoed American mer- & G 4 VAT, getic opposition on the landing chant es, Eddie B alue to b 11 s of the Marines at Cape Glou- CITY POLICE COURT | C2Xier eien “ort rour stife coun- mb and Barry Sulliva the island they know 1 Iter attacks but all were beaten v th Dottie is no native girl | nvite v The were fined this|ba but a white American of rni o City Police Court: | The airdrome at Cape Gloucester | They don't have to wait till the music, and dancing. The My dis- |15 the prime objective of the Leath- | last reel to it 1 to start at 8 o'clock ALt Joke uver, | emme i the ciowdad st - - —— $25. drunk Nomhan arget Hill o 450 foot clevation, feast, there’s something i1 RUY WAR BONDS tinehar y conduct. {has fallen to the Marines and i now being used by artillery to 1y positions on or near TR ool 5 Tanks the Marines frem the ward and bombing planes aided in the two mile ad beachheads air- vance dror Australians have also been ac by their ground action on Peninsula, New Guinea, and ptured a key point in the Ramu Valley Another Aussie force has captured the Japanese barge and supply base at Walingai, gathering quantities of suppli artillery. 7o HYPERACID STOMACHS $3 wonev sack soanummee “3E CRUISER ON ALERT—A member of the crew of a U. S. heavy cruiser in the Pacific keeps a looknut while his l'cllov\s take their seiting-up exercises. and equipment including | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—jUNEAU. 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