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Evening star., 1940-03-24
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
By JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, June '29.-Foot- note on defense: If you have any convictions about compulsory mili- tary training Cor a "selective serv- ice" plan of some kind) you bet ter sit down and write your con- gressman or Senator because some thing is going to be done about it--and quickly.
 The primary reason: The Presi- dent, the Army and many con- gressmen feel Congress already has devoted more billions to defense machinery than a voluntary army will be able to man.
 The reasoning is this:
 O-Defense isn't any good without man power. You could spend billion day on the best ships, planes, tanks and guns in the world and you couldn't hold off two parachutists armed with beanshooters if you didn't have trained men to operate the ma chimes.
 (2)-The Army doubts if you could get half million mer through voluntary enlistment. OuI experience at the beginning of the World War is most recent proof
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29

 ISLANDS
 BOMBED
German Planes Make Mur- derous Attack on De-
 miIitarized Areas

LONDON, June 29.-British au- thorities charged this morning that 29 persons were killed and more than two-score injured when Ger man planes raided the channel is- lands last night.
 The British statement charged that the raid came after the is- lands had been demilitarized.
 The British home office reported that g persons had been killed and 38 injured by German raiders, who bombed and machine-gun the Island of Guernsey.
 Six persons were killed and a number injured in similar at tack on the Island of Jersey.
 The British said the German planes attacked the open town of Guernsey for nearly an hour, dropping high explosive bombs and machine gunning civilians.
 German planes also raided many points on the mainland near the coast but there were no reports oi Casualties or of the damage caused.
 The British declared the channel islands demilitarized zone on the grounds that the islands were of no military importance and would only subject civiliaps to the ravages of warfare if they were defended.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
Halo BaIbo
 Is vi(finl of
 p|aneCrash
Famous FIier, Governor General of Libyd Dies
 in Flames of Ship

ROME, June 29.--Marshal Itald Balbo, Governor-General of Libya, was killed today while piloting his plane over Tobruk, Libya, during an enemy bombardment.
 The plane crashed in flames, kill ing all aboard.
 The black bearded transatlantic flier was one of Fascism's celebri- ties and had many times been men, toned as a possible successor to Premier Benito Mussolini.
 Balbo was chief of the big squad ron of Italian planes visiting the United States several years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
MARITIME MAN ARRIVES HERE
 FOR HEARINGS

Irwin M. Heine, economist of the United States Maritime Commis- sion, arrived in Juneau today to lay the groundwork for hearings here under the sponsorship of the com mission relative to an Alaska Leg islature memorial asking an inves- tigation of transportation rates to and in the Territory.
 The hearing, scheduled for July IS. will be held principally to hear complaints or suggestions of local shippers.
 Heine urged that all merchants prepare statements as to the effect of freight costs on retailing costs and any other data pertinent to the shipping subject.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
Canadian piIot Is
 Real Hero
Quietly Mdneuvers Until He Drops Bombs De-
 stroying Munitions

LONDON, June 29. - A young Canadian pilot whose home is in Winnipeg is credited with blowing up a German ammunition dump at Willesmsoor in Holland
 The Canadian pilot cut his en- zine at 13,O00 feet and glided to an altitude of 5000 feet where he let go his bombs.
 The German anti-aircraft de- fense gunners were caught un- awares and did not go into action until after the bombs had landed and exploded the munitions dump
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
NEGOTIATIONS
 STALEMATED IN
 ALA5KA FISHING
Assistance of Conei|iator Is Requested by Union
 Involved

SEATTE, June 29.-With nego- tiations stalemated for the opening of the Alaska fishing season, only one sector now fishing, the United Fishermen's Union has requested J. R. Steelman, Director of Con- ciIiation, Department of Labor, for assistance.
 The fishing season opened on Prince William Sound last Monday and opens in the Kodiak area next Monday with no operations in pros pect in either place. The fishermen are seeking an increase over last years price.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
ALASKA HIGHWAY BUILDING E URGED
 BY D. MACDONALD
M Me m Der of Commission Speaks on Alaska Day
 at New York Fair

NEW YORK, June 29.-Donald Macdonald, member tof the Joint Canadian- Alaska Highway Con- mission, believes the United States Alaska highway should be com pleted immediately" as a defense measure for Canada.
 Macdonald spoke at the Alaska Day ceremonies at the New York Exposition and pointed out that land forces could defend the jagged coast easier than sea forces if the highway was completed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
INVASION BEGUN

BUCHAREST, June 29.-Russia's occupation of Rumanian territory ceded by King Carol, is reported to have transformed abruptly into an invasion of all of Rumania-
 Military leaders speeded general mobilization, placing two million in battle array.
 Reports are substantiated that Soviet troops have advanced into Rumania at many points.
 Tens of thousands of refugees are struggling through the coun- try. choking all means of land and water transportation.
 Unofficial reports are that some fighting has already occurred on the border.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
LAY DOWN.,
 MOROCCAN
 CHIEF TOLD
Governor General, Accord ing 10 Berlin, Is Given
 Cease Fighting Order

NEW YORK, June 29.-A Berlin broadcast picked up here asserts that Gen. Auguste Nogues, Cover nor-General of Morocco and Com mander- in Chief of the French fleet in waters of Morocco, has been ord- cred to cease firing with his land troops and lay down arms, also sur render the fleet.
 The order, according to the Berlin broadcast, has been issued by Gen. eral Weygand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
A xis Pouers 70 Fight lnuasion Of Run1ania
SEASON IN TWO AREAS WILL BE CLOSED
 AT MIDNIGHT ON JULY B

The closure is 16 days earlier than last year.
 The closed section embraces areas 1 and 2.
 The closing has resulted from in creased catches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
50vIET5 MOVE IN
 ON KING
Carols Kingdom Entered at Various Border
 Points, Report

BULLETIN = BUCHAREST, June 29.-Germany and Italy, it is said tonight on the high est authority, have assured Ru- mania they will prevent fur ther Red Army advances into King Carols kingdom. It is reported the two Axis powers have promised even to land forces in Rumania, backed with air forces, to give assistance to Rumania if Russia 0versteps the territorial demarcati0n line agreed upon. Two provinces only were ceded to Russia, Bes- sarabia and northern Buko- vina.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
NEW MOVE TAKEN FOR
 EAST ASIA
Japan Is Fostering Monroe Doctrine for Sfdbi|izd-
 lion of Peace

TOKYO, tune 29.--Japanese For eign Minister Arita today enunciat- ed a mild Oriental Monroe Doctrine under which he envisaged countries of East Asia uniting in single sphere on the basis of common existence"
 Japan, naturally, is slated to be the stabilizing force for peace and prosperity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
Proposal for Compulsory
 Military Training Forces
 Several Issues 10 Front

but it has been a recognized mill- tary fact since the revolution.
 Therefore, compulsive military training seems inevitable, n d since this country is democracy and recognizes the equality of men, chances are that it will be uni versal compulsory military training probably going under the name of selective service--unless some- body finds a more appealing name
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29

 WILL LEAVE
 CHINA ZONE
Families of Officials at Hongkong 10 Be Ev-
 dluated to Manila

HONGKONG, June 29.-Families of Americans who are engaged here in naval military and diplomatic services, will be removed to Manila next Monday, authoritative sources report.
 The removal is because of ap- prehension over possible trouble between Great Britain and Japan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
ALIENS IN U. S. MUST
 REGISTER
Over Three Million Must Be Fingerprinfed-Also
 Weed Out Disloyal

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Presi- dent Roosevelt today signed into the laws of the United States a bill requiring the registration and fingerprinting of about 3,5OO,000 aliens now in the United States.
 President Roosevelt, in signing the bill, said he hoped no loyal aliens will be subjected to harrassment in the course of this program but with those aliens who are dis loyal and bent on harm to this country and government, we will deal vigorously
 Federal agencies have coordinated in final plans for the start of ac- tive operations against undesirable aliens and fifth columnists.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
 Of War Are
 Given Out

LONDON. June 29.-French Gen. Charles LeGaulle estimates the Ger mans captured 358000 men in the Flanders phase of the Belgium bat tie, plus 600,000 in the battle of France.
 The French General estimates 6O.OO0 Allies were killed and at least 300 OO0 wounded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29

SEATTLE, June 29.-The Inter- national Fisheries Commission an- nounces the closing of Pacific Coast waters, as far north as Cape Spenc- CT, to halibut fishing on midnight, July 13.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
ARMED BRITISH MERCHANT SHIPS
 REPORTED SUNK
Submarine Activity Is Re-
 ported in Berlin Communique

BERLIN, June 29. Sinking of three British armed merchant ships, totalling 11,000 tons, by submarines is announced in an official con- munique this morning
 A DNB report declares that Brit ish ships sent down by submarines during the past AS hours total 38,- 900 tons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
Free French
 Government
 |sRetognized

LONDON, June 29.-The British Government has recognized Gen. Charles DeGaulle as the Header of all free Frenchmen."
 The General was dropped from the French Army by Premier-Mar- shal Petain of the Government of France after he refused to discon- tinue resistance to Germany.
 The General heads the National Committee of French in London, sort of shadow Government in exile.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
4 POTENTIAL I7,0OO, ,O00

One effort to make military train ing compulsory among boys in CCC camps has failed. The con- census of those opposed, as it has been of those opposed to drafting men on relief. is that there must be no class, social or economic dis tinctions in building up our fight ing force. They argue it should get the Tom loads, all right, but should get the Johnny Wall-Street- CTS, too.
 In my meanderings around the legislative and military corridors, I've heard one proposal to put up law to require registration Chats just registration, mind
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
Notification Of WiIIkie
 Is Delayed

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 29.-- Wendell l.. Willkie indicated here today that his acceptance of the Republican National Convention nomination to be the standard bear CT of the party will not be made until after the Democratic National Convention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
Is
 Under Arrest

LONDON. June 29.-Lady Diana Mosley, wife of Sir Oswald Mosley, and sister of Unity Freeman Mitt- ford. has been arrested at her home.
 The arrest was made under the British defense regulations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
20 Planes Of British
 Destroyed

ROME, June 29. - About 20 Brit ish planes have been destroyed in an Italian air bombardment at a camp south of Marsa Matrun on the Egyp- tian coast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
WANTS SEVERE ACTION

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Wil- liam Green today advocated that Congress take action immediately to outlaw the Communist Party and Nazi hunds.
 The President of the American Federation of Labor said.
 T feel that we are inviting dan ger in permitting the Communist Party and BundS to continue to operate publicly or secretly in this country and against the interests of the United States. We consider it shameful that labor group, unaffiliated with the AFL to bit terly oppose the ently-adopted measures to purge Communists and Nazis from the relief rolls or even check their whereabouts"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
Italian Sub
 Sunk, BatfIe

CAIRO, Egypt, June 29. The British Navy official statement this afternoon says one of three Italian submarines have been sunk in a naval battle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
Poles Join
 Britishers
 In Palestine

LONDON, June 29.--Six thousand Polish soldiers have crossed the Syrian frontier into Palestine and joined the British forces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
HELEN GORDON COMING

Miss Helen Gordon, employee in the Health Department office, IS on the steamer Aleutian, return. ing from vacation trip in the States,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-29
JOINS STAFF

Miss Mary Smith of Ketchikan arrived today to take position in the Organization and Credit Office of the Office of Indian Affairs in the Shattuck Building.
Evening star., 1940-03-24
Plane Production
Ups Cinema Costs

The cost Of shooting movie scenes
outdoors is increasing around 20
per cent, studio accountants figure,
as "a result of the lifting of the
arms embargo and the consequent
increase in plane production.
Los Angeles airplane factories will
be testing scores Of ships in the
air during the coming months and
thus interfering with sound record
ing, where in the past they have
only occasionally interrupted shoot
ing schedules,
The giant bombers, sound tech
nicians say, may be heard in the
sensitive microphones as far as S
miles distant. The roar Of the av-
erage commercial plane is picked
up within a radius of miles.
So serious has the airplane prob
lem become with Goth Century-Fox
studios that they built many of the
outdoor sets for John Steinbeck's
"The Grapes of Wrath" which
called for backgrounds of 80 per
cent in the open air, on the sound
stages. Bombers flying overhead
halted production on the back lot
81 times in one day recently.
Outdoor settings for such films
as "Star Dust" Lillian RUSSELL
and Johnny Apollo" which ordi-
Evening star., 1940-03-24

wind-it was rejected scenarios be-
ing detrunked for good Oh Rudy)
That" said Rudy. anent the re-
tirement and the fortune, empha-
sizing his point with a couple of
strong expressions he hauls out for
indignant moments, "is the bunk. "
Of course it is, because here is
Rudy with a new radio program.
no million dollars and his saxophone
on handy table, right by the front
door.
He's Got His Health.
Il wouldn't quit work, even if 1
had million" he said. Il don't
know exactly what I'm worth. but
I'm sure I couldn't raise 5000, ,00O
even if I sold everything I own
But money doesn't mean anything
to me-eXcept to have a good bed
and something to eat As long as
I can eat and sleep and keep healthy,
I'll be happy"
Rudy often wonders. as he did at
some length in the living room Of
his hilltop home, why so many per-
sons resent him. He doesn't believe
it is because he is aloof-"Greta
Garbo's aloof. but people don't dis
like her" He supposes that more
barbs have been fired at him than
at any other entertainment celeb
rity. While he displays some obiec-
tive concern over misstatements
about him and affronts to his ability,
he says that 10 years of success
prove that I have something"
He has, in spite of. or maybe be-
cause of, so many attacks, a good
sense of humor. A columnist re-
Gently wrote: Here it is Easter
time and We have another large egg.
Vallee's new radio show laid it."
Rudy had that clipping in the pocket
OF his dressing gown.
When the show is a success" he
said, I'm going to write that fellow
and say, The egg has hatched into
a healthy chicken and it's doing
very we'll"
Evening star., 1940-03-24

printing presses fell apart. But
they're tight-lipped individuals,
these noon-hour caterers to the film
great, and only a few stray morsels
fall to the questioner's ear.
Katherine Higgins sooner would
serve a Mickey Finn than repeat
what the bus boy told her when he
returned one day from carting
special luncheon for two to Enrol
Flynn's dressing room. And Hazel
Moore never could be made to admit
that Marlene Dietrich one noon
ordered and ate 10 portions of
Beluga caviar at 81 per serving. But
the storp persists. and there are
those who saw her do it. Marlene
wanted caviar that day, so what?,
Miss Moore's attitude suggests.
Bette Davis a Favorite.
Probably the favorite of all watt
resses in Warmers Blue Room is
Bette Davis, who is human and
natural and easy to please. She'll
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and make up her mind from the
menu in very few seconds. One noon
last week it was an endive salad, an
order of calves liver and bacon.
glass of milk and a fruit cup. The
meal finished (she never eats all of
any single dish). she lights a Gig
arctic and generally sits at ease, one
foot under her. the other over the
chair arm, holding informal salon
for fellow workers who pause to
chat.
Ann Sheridan likes lot OF people
around and generally has them.
Scrambled eggs, all jumbled up and
cooked together was her entree one
day. although last week she was
spotted getting away with a double
order of corn beef and cabbage.
George Raft hardly varies his
luncheons by calory. It's meat
ard potatoes for him, day after Gay,
with no trimmings and his evening
snacks are much the same, with
New York cut steaks as the foun-
dation.
Gable Has Specialties.
Clark Gable is the problem of
short. stout and jolly Frances Ed
wards at NJ G. NJ Gable is always
sending around trout. sword fish,
ducks. venison, bear steak or quail
from his frequent hunting and fish,
ing trips and these she has to store
away in the refrigerator to await
his return and his order. Ilona
Massey was the heartiest eater on
that lot when she first arrived. but
studio executives soon took hand.
Now she dabbles disconsolately over
mountaineering salads and the like.
Spencer Tracey eats anything and
everything, but does 1t slowly and
usually has a newspaper folded to
the movie section) propped in front
of him. On a perpetual weight
gaining campaign, James Stewart
usually checks the menu with his
own diet list which he carries in his
pocket. This so he can choose the
viands likeliest to stay with him.
Matted milks and ice cream sodas
are delivered to his set several
times during the day.
The unhappiest luncher in Holly
wood at the moment is elephantine
Andy Devine. Pledged Ito his wife)
to shed so pounds, he's starved OH
only 20 Of them in some three
months. He gets nothing at noon
except an apple.
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