Payroll lan To
Help Buy Bonds
Defense bond buying was
made easy for employees of
Siems Drake Puget Sound
through operation of voluntary
payroll allotment plan which
went into effect March 1.
The plan was established at
the suggestion of the government
and on request of employees to
provide a convenient and system
atic means of saving a part of
their earnings and at the same
time aid the war effort.
George Pershall and H J.
Clayton, accountants in charge
of the program, have explained
that regular weekly deductions
will be made and held for the
employee until a sufficient sum is
accumulated to purchase a bond
of the denomination specified.
The set-up was adopted for
the convenience of the employee,
and may at any time be inter
rupted or canceled at his discre
tion. If desired, bonds may be
registered in the name of any
other person—a wife, for instance
and sent directly to that person
from a federal treasury building
in the states.
Rena Tolbert, owner of the
Star cafe, is now fully recovered
from an attack of the flu, and
has returned to work at her place
of business.
Mrs. Henry Eaton and son
Jimmy left recently for a visit in
California. En route they plan
to stop in Seattle and Reno.
Beat Theta Pi's Form
Alumni Associatio
Five members of the college
social fraternity, Beta Theta Pi,
organized an alumni club here at
a dinner at the Brown Bear cafe.
It is thought to be the first
alumni association in Alaska.
Officers elected were Lt. Max
W. Foresman, Kansas Univers
ity, president; Howard Keeler,
Sr. Lawrence University, vice
president; Gene Young, West
Virginia University, treasurer;
Lt. Weston H. Basset, De Pauw
University, historian, and Bill
Gulliford, West Virginia, secre
tary.
Anyone interested should con
tact Bill Gulliford, ASN
35ZO5380, I-S, Fort Greely.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Lil
lethun have moved into one of
the Wm. Schultz apartments
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Taxi stand in front of
Log Waffle Shop
MichelFGregorioff Nuptials
Solemnized Recently
Eugene Miehell, Fort Greely,
and Jean Gregorioff, school
teacher from Ouzinkie, were
married February 10 by U. S.
Commissioner Charles C. Naugh
ton. Witnesses were Betty Bouc
hard and Leon G. Cox.
W. E. Bergman, employee at
the naval base, left this week for
Seattle to seek medical attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tyler mov
ed this week into the Henton re
sidence on Marine way.
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