The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 25, 1944, Page 6

With only one wheel down enemy fire during the attack on came in for a landing on its carrier. by Lt. (JG) Huggings, Columbia, as crewmen ran toward it. thal on assignment with Wartime SCHOOL TEACHERS COMPENSATED FOR L0SS AT YAKUTAT WASHINGTON, Nov. A bill reimbursing Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Dimler for property lost in the fire at Yakutat passed the House and | was sent to the President today The Dimlers, teachers in the In- dian Service, were allowed $2,030 for | loss of personal property in a fire November 14, 1942 that destroyed | | 25 Will You? IF YOUR home burns down today will you have .the cash to rebuild it? You will have if your in- surance has been correct- ly selected in the right amounts. Ask this Hart- an Avenger torpedo plane, damaged by Photo by AP Photographer Joe Rosen- j DOLL BAZAAR OPENS THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA SATURDA NOVEMBER 25, 1944 [HILDA M. HANNA BECOMES BRIDE OF K. E. WINGATE Hilda Marie Hanna, of Juneau, and Kenneth Earl Wingate, of Chi- cago, were united in marriage at a | simple, candlelight ceremony per- | formed at 8 o'clock last evening in| |the Resurrection Lutheran Church. | The bride is the daughter of Mrs. John Osborne of this city, and the| groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.! K. E. Wingate of Chicago. | | A few close friends of the couple attended the service, which was per- | formed before a flower-banked altar | |by the Rev. G, Herbert Hillerman.| .| carol Beery Davis played for the| wedding ceremony. The bride was lovely in an after-| ¢ | noon dress of lilac with a small veil- ed hat and a corsage of white and jlilac blossoms. Doreen Heinke, bridesmaid, wore a similar dress of igold and brown, a tiny hat, and | matching corsage. The bride's brother, George Hanna 1who is home on a short leave from| | his naval duties, was best man for| the groom, while Waino Hendrick- son gave the bride away. Mrs. Wingate is with the Unem-| ployment Compensation Commission | in this city, and her husband is | employed by the Morris-Knudsen | company. They will be at home to the Jap fleet in the Philippines, Then (lower) the plane, piloted S. C., came to a stop on the gdeck Still Picture Poo. (AP Wirephoto) their many friends at the Snow Annual Roll Call [the government building used as | 0 a Legislation was also authorized by | Of OES On TueSday | the House to permit Ludwig Wolfe | Employees Compensation Commls-:of Eastern Star, which is to be | sion. It now goes to the Senate.iheld Tuesday, November 28, will the Juneau Post Office and he com- |the Chapter. All members are plained he suffered a hernia while [urged to attend and answer .to th?i ‘White Apartments. living quarters by the teachers. 1 |to file a claim with the Federal! The regular meeting of the Order | Wolfe was a laborer employed inipe the Annual Roll Call night of lifting a table in the course of his;ca” of thelr names, ‘and’ visiting | duties. |members are also invited to be| present in order that their home | ‘"DES IOMORROW {chapters may be advised of their| | participation in this service. Many | ¢ : ; |letters have been received from Low tide—4:27 a. m., 18 feet. |members who are unable to attend High tide—10:50 a. m., 17.3 feet.| 4, o absence from the city. ;fl“l ““’de—fil'll;sl’- m; 01‘; 5";“‘! | Th meeting will start at 8 o'clock | igh [’l‘nl:s. Mg\":‘)”AY. €€% with Mrs. Janice MacSpadden pre- | s siding, and refreshments will be| Low tide—5:21 a. m,, 16 feet. ) - served at the close i High tide—11:37 a. m., 184 feet.| e Cige: ofitha meoting. | Low tide—6:05 p. m. -1.0 feet. g e L | \LUTHERANS TO HOLD | BAZAAR NEXT FRIDAY The annual bazaar sponsored by| the Lytheran Ladies' Aid will be WEDNESDAY MORNING WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT ALASKA COASTAL ™" zo covract. [ JOSEPH SADLIER HOME | NAVY BUILDING UP ON THREE SITKA }wmt‘:"‘m swoc| FOR SHORT FURLOUGH | DEFENSE PLAYS FOR TRIPS YESIERDAY‘CO"S‘" from Sun Valley, Idaho,| Joseph Sadlier, seaman 2/c, son| | written there. I.l' she is still in of Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Sadlier of thlsl town he would like to get in ""“Chlcity‘ arrived home last Tuesday on In three flights to Sitka yester-| day, Alaska Coastal Airlines carried with her. The name is Letha Bell."a short furlough. McCoy can be contacted at the| 16 passengers to that port: Mr. and Sub-port. _He is on an ATS boat Mrs. Ray Hagerup, Cecil Cook, Jean operating in these waters. BALTIMORE, Nov. 25 — The Navy's great line, rated by many Sadlier, who is with the amphib-|as the best forward wall in col- jous forces, joined the Navy ln-st;legiate football, will get the su- August. He will leave Juneau tO preme test when Army meets the Cook, Charley Cook, W. W. Knuh(.' TR A D Howara Stabler, Mrs, Paut Miis,| DWYER IN TOWN morrow by plane for San Diego, Middies in Baltimore next week, Mrs. Howard Estelle, James Estelle.| J. F.. Dwyer, from Portland, is|here he will receive further train- hut right now, Annapolis coaches | li Bill Lawrence, Martin Brednik, Fred staying at the Gastineau Hotel. | o Roman, Jack Schoffer, Mr, and Mrs. —_——————— | Martin Tengs. { FROM TENAKEE \ Sitka to Juneau—M. Haward, Mrs. | {of backfield talent’ be near top M. Haward, Mrs. Walter Johns | Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Hansen and| Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thompson |form for the forty-fifth annual Walter Johns, Mrs. Earl Forsythe. |Mrs, Edna Bemis are here from |and sons, Jerry and Stanley, are|service classic, Commander Oscar Juneau to Haines—N. A. McEach-|Tenakee and are registered at the |here from Hoonah, stopping at the |E. Hagberg, Navy head coach, has “;:’;i‘ Ng";i;:‘ Fenton, Dave Fb"w"“(‘mstineau Hotel. Baranof Hotel. ordered the Sailor B squad to shoot are concerned mainly with the little litem termed T formation. THOMPSONS HERE ’ To make certain his fine array ———————— the T formation works at the regu=f lars because they'll see plenty of, |its tricky intricacies when Army’: Doc Blanchard, Glenn Davis, Dale {Hall and the rest hit town on Des« CONTEST WITH ARMY | cember 2. That is the reason Hagbery is paying special attention, at the mo- ment, to defense. He said it was | possible Jim Carrington might stact as running guard, in place of Jim Turner. Carrington is 15 pounds heavier and a better blocker. — . HERE FROM ANCHORAGE Robert W. Ellis and Joe Rady are in town from Anchorage and are staying at the Baranof Hotel. - — IDAHO VISITOR HERE Everett Bechtel is in town and is registered at the Gastineau Hotel from Twin Falls, Idaho. Skagway to Juneau—Johnson Sumdum, Charles Walters. Tenakee to Juneau—Mr. and Mrs S. M. Hansen, Edna Bemis. DOUGLAS NEWS BABY GIRL FOR WILCOX'S | A seven pound, 15 ounce baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Wilcox at St. Ann Hospital Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock. The new arrival joins | a sister at home. % Years in the making ...now years ahead! DO YOU HAVE A ROOM? Any resident having a spare room | and who could take a boatder is| asked to call Miss Eleanor Warren ! iy order that living accommoda- tions may be provided for Miss Ethel McNair, who recently arrived hire to fill a position on,the teach- | ig staff of the local schoal. 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A doll bazaar, sponsored by St. et’s Guild, Church of the| Trinity, will be held at the| | Parish Hall on Wednesday, Novem- | ber | A doll house, now on display in| | the window of Parson's Electric| | Shop, will be awarded to some lucky | person, and numerous hand-made rdoll garments will be sold. | Doors will open at 10 a.m. and the public is cordially invited to attend.l‘ SIS AT | * HOSPITAL NOTES Charles Osthus, who has been. in the hospital for the last few days | | PAUL COKE 10 BE Elna Priestly of Seattle; two hro- held next Friday afternoon from 12|thers, Albert Anderson of Dubugue, noon to 5 p.m. and Charles Anderson of Los An- Mrs. Darwin Hoel, chairman of geles; and four sisters, Mrs. Martin the sewing booth, has asked that all|Olson, Mt. Vernon; Mrs. Anne articles be at the church by Thurs-|Roselip, Mrs. Rachael Doescher and day evening. 1 Mrs. Ida Anderson, all of Dubuque. Mis. E. 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Priof to his entry into the service he was a draftsman for the U. S. Army Engineering Depart- ment, Juneau. For Men Who Shave Daily! SOFTENS SKIN-SAVES TIME NEEDS NO BRUSH R MEN who find it necessary shave every day, Glindor is in- is made specially for to. valuable, Gli daily shavers. A soft, smooth eream, it is not greasy or s e i Smooth down skin To use Glider, first wash your face thoroughly with soap and hot water. Then spread on Glider quickly and lufl{ with ‘your fingertips—never @ tés the soreness that dail sha frequently provokes in sen- | sitive —leaves your face | smoother and cleaner. ‘We sincerely believe that Glider will give you more shaving comfort than any cream you have ever tried. Get a tube at your store today. Douglas Delivery—10 A. M. 0" OVERSm Du" and Sgt. Berg for Anghorage. Mainly 3 Things . . . : First. . . Naturally-the Sixth War Loan Drive, everybody should and are buying BONDS!!! Second . . The Wonderful Times and Food they have at the CAPITOL CAFE!! 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