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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
papit et,,pfGi,et Heeie'
pelt>8rief
ha-
OlYron GaYlor in eriter
2luoien5 beim pontifer
Hraiioent befunSet int Sdreiben
6offnmna anf JrieSen

9fom. Mfron 6. Saflor, Yrdiioent
&ooienelts perl0nlidyer 0ertreter
qeim Sdilieen Stlibl, tplrroe bonn
Yapit Hius 12. in sluoien3 empfan-
gen l.nb iibermittelte Dem Bontifer in
elmer 33 Minuten tpibrenoen Mus-
ifrahe einen Brief oes Hralioente,'
Mooiepelt.
Der Yapit ieinerieits eriuhte Saf-
lor, Dem Ardiioenten uno Dem ameri.
faniihen 0oH feline beiten @iini6e
5u beltellen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Der Sed)ssebate 3ebnjGbrise 3enius
ODItt
YrGfoenten Der @ereinisten Staateu
Oun g(merifa
Cine Yroflamatiom

Ta MN, gerlGB oes &ongreB-8e'
lhlulies pom Is. sunni 1929. 46.
Stat. 81, ser Sed)s5ebnte 3ebniib.
rige 3enius Ser Tereinigten Staaten
am erlten slpril, Oes Sabres 9seuns
5ebnbunoert,lnopier5is allfgenommen
lperoen miro; ,lno
9a nun, oieier 3enils, tpelber oie
einbunoert,raf @ieoerfebr
oes eriten 3eniuies Ser 8ereinigten
Staaten fennseidnet, ourh bie &ons
itit,,tion Der 8ereinigten Staaten per-
langt miro. INN Die 8erteilung Der
ein5elitaatliben Site i'm Neprdfen.
tantenbauie 81 beitimnen ,no:
9a nun, sic, ourd ben 3enius er=
baltene Musfunft in bieiem Sabre elm
po0it1noiges uno laufenoes getreues
giIo bon ser 8epolferlng oes 2an.
oes, Ser gieenbeilne, ssarmen, So
brifen uno anoeren Suellen, lun oie
Solgen oieles iebt enbenben idleren
Sabr3ebnts 81 meiien, geben uno uns
oeritdnoig in oie 3ufunft leiten iou
grflGre, if, 6ranflim 9. &ooiepelt
HrGlibent ser Yereinigten Staaten
bon 9lmerifn, hermit l,no eebe be-
FAINT. bab lulter Dem porbergebenoen
geihllb bes 9ongreiies, es Die
Yflidt elmer ieoen Yerion i'm Sitter
bon mebr ais adt5ebn Sabren lit, alle
5ragen 6es Genius s5ragebogens ,trro
Iaaer a,,oeren 6rageboen oes 3enin=
Sdlub auf Seite 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Der prd(inent ber6ffentlirbt Die
l94O zen(uS proclamation

Maibington. Su ser Proclamation
Hrdiioent Mooiepelts, lpelhe in @aib
ineton per0ffentliht lluroe, beseihnet
Yr6iioent Nooiepelt oie polle 3uimn'
rilenarbeit in Dem Sehssebnten TO-
iGbrigen 3enius oils roie Yiliht eines
al,ten Yiirgers!"
Gle prGiioentid,aftlide Yroflama'
tion tpar an ale oie ueranlhlagten
10000 900 Millionen Yeripnen ge,
ribtet, Die ibr Seim in oen Tereinig.
ten Staaten, boren 5erritoriel
,lno lleberieebelituneen baben.
Der Briiiioent tueilt oaraui bin,
bab feine Herion in irgeno tpelder
@eiie ourd) Die genadten Nngaben
geiddoiet iperoen fam, neil:
Ser 3enins nibts nit Der 8es
iteuerung, oem WilitGr ooer 8erihts.
bienit, Ser Sdpllpflift ser gintpan'
6erlnasreglllierung, ooer Ser Nus'
fiibr,nag irgeno zines bunoesitaat-
lid)en. ein5elitaatlid)en ooer 0rtlid)en
Geieses uoer Geroronune su tlln bat.
Nienrano braud,t 81, fiirdten, oaB
ireeno tpelhe Nusfunft betreffs elmer
Yerion ODER ibrer slngelegenbeiten
,peiter eegeben lueroen miro. Gum
sbus Ser S}ehte llno Sntereiien Ell
ner Yerion, tpeIbe Die Musfunft gibt,
lit iebem 8eamten oes 3enlus 8u-
reaus bel Strafe perboten, ireeno
tpelde Musfllnft, iuelhe auf oieie
@eiie al ieiner &enntnis fommt, tpei'
ter al geben." Y
Der pollitdnoige Cert ser Hrofla'
nation, unteraei6net bon 0ranfli,l
9. MooiebeIt als Hrdiioent uno be-
gluubiet bon Goroea &ua, Staats.
minilter, lautet tpie folst:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
DGtii8e Sii6erilette
iteut SanetGtteeeit ein

&openbaaen. Die geiamte Sohiee-
fiiderflotte bon Gsbiera, iibcr 100
;sii6futter, bat Die Sanepldbe an Der
Gogaer6anf ploslih perlailen ,,nb be-
finSet iid auf Dem &eim,pege.
Ser 8runo gu bieiem 0erbalten icll
Die Nlnpeienbeit bon &riegsibifien
iein. Der Mbbrub Der sSangtGtigfeit
itellt iih fir oas Gnperbsleben IS.
biergs als ein id,tperer Shlag oar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
uer,peeei,s KSinte 1T Il,
Stedtel,,t eiitetreffeft

StouboIm. Ser nortpegiife &onig
Saafon lit 81, einem iiberraidenoen
8eiuh in Ser idtueoiiden Sauptitoot
eineetroffen. Der Nonarh reiite i,l-
cognito uno man ipeiB nidt, Oh bem
8eluhe oes a0nies irgenbtuelde po-
|litiide 8eoeutung bei3umeiien lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
WeueS tritt Satrt
t,aet Het,t Hei6 ~,
@irb in 3iirid nit BEN 0eiaubter
puferieren

9fom. ltnteritaatsiefret1r Gunner
0elles 1T am Mittmob friib auf Dem
Wege nod Berlin au ieinen 3uiant,
menfiinften nit Aeidsfiibrer Mooli
Sitler ,no MuBenminiiter Soabim
bon Mibbenorop nod 3iiri6 in Der
Shueia abgefabren. Ct tptro oirt nit
Dem amerifaniif)en @eianoten fonfe-
rieren uno Damn nod Berlin, Yaris
lmo 2onbon auf oenielben @ege gu.
riigfebren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Neeiepelt t,a<t Serien
tpieSer a,,f Heitttfakrt

Griltobal. Ginen Hauamabut i'm
@erte bon 500 auf Dem &oif, oen
ibm Hriiioent 8opo bon Banana
uerebrt bat, ipanote iid) YrGlioent
Hooicuelt nod elmer Serieniabrt uno
9cIid,tigllng Ger Yanamofunalper-
teioi9llng al 8oro bes &reu5ers
r9uscalooia" niebcr sen Ser. Staa=
ten 81. 6lug5euge freilten iiber Dem
&riegsihiff, oils es sic 9urhiubrt
ourh ocn &anal beenoete.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Sransoien berthten etne
uz8oot=Derl
Gnglan6 melbet Mmfbrinanna eines
oemtidem Sd,iffes bei Der Seimfabrt
ans Spauien.

8aris. Die ssran3oIen melbeten sic
0ernidtl1ng eines bel,tideu l1.8ootes
tpabrenb bie GnglGnoer oie Mufbrin.
gl,ng bes oeltihen Sanoelsbampfers
v@abebe" meloeten.
8elegentlih elmer Yatrouillenfabrt
fran50iiIdrr Slotteneinbeiten a,lerat
bonn Sap 5iniItere inn norolpeItli6en
Spanien lit Ser 3eritorer ~Simoun"
al,f elm oeutlhes ll-goot eeitoBen ,nb
uno ser 3erltorer rammte oas II,
Boot, meloete Yaris.
2onoon. Ser beuti6e Jrahter
~@abebe", elm Sdiff bon 4707 Son.
men, oas bon gigo, Spanien, aus Ell.
men 9urbbru6 gum Seimatbafen Der.
illdte, 1puroe auigebradt. Cine
SeIbItperienfl,ns tonnte uerbiitet
tperoen.
Die ,@abebe" lit bas %. oellt.
ihe Shiff oas alfgebrad,t tplrroe. 60
oie Nabriht aus SonoOn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Se,rjetflieeer = ieueit
21eutralitM becbaettett

Stodbolm. Mae ruiiiiden Jlieger,
Ole an Ser Sltiee itationiert iino, ba-
ben Mnpeiiung erbalten, oie Nei,tra-
litGt ser ssinnlanb benad)barten 2du-
Ser itrift 81 beahten, tpie aus &epal,
Gltlano, beridtet fuurbe. 9ie Mntpei-
lung fam aus Mosfau, nad)be1n rni-
lilbe sSlieger oie Nel,tralitdt gitlanbs
unb Sftueoens perlett batten unb
|oieie Staaten proteltierten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
yakrcseenferet,s Hes
Kei,titees FIR Sh,ab Scr
int 2luslan> 6ebcrencn

9urb oie Slut Der i'm acnareB elm,
gereihten frenoenfeinolihen 8eles.
poridl1ge getpinnt Die am 2. ,mb 3.
Mdra i'm Sotel slnnapolis i'm @aib'
in9ton itattfinbenoe @ierte Sabres'
&onferen3 bes nImerican COMMITTEE
for Yrotection of 'soreing Born" be-
lonbere 9eoeut,me. Cine aniebnlid)e
Hebnerliite, Sic inter anberen sic
gunoeslenatoren Ssames 6. M,lrrap
bon Wontana, CLAUDE Sepper bon
Slorioa uno Sames &c. Meab bon
gen Oorf, sic aongreBabgeorbneten
Gee 6. @eper bon California, Sent
Is. &eller BON Sllinpis, Sobn Wl
lGcffee bon Maibington, Sobn 9e'
iinsfi unb M,lSolsb @. Tenero.pics
BON Midieon Silfsarbeitsieretdr %.
Is. 9imod, 9iidter Yatrif 8. O.
9rien BON Detroit, uno Sen befamn'
| ten Seutihamerifaner eomin $.
&laus bon Neip Dorf per5eidnet, aibt
3eugnis bon Ser N,rmerfiamfeit Ole
Meier &onferen5 sllaelenft miro. Or
@iuiam slllan 9teilion, Yrdiioent
emeritus bes Smith College, unS
ser betannte Shriftiteller grneIt Se-
iminglpap baben Den gemeinlamen
0orlib iiber bieIelbe iibernommen.
0a ser erIte Gag Ser &onferens auf
sen 8ebl,rtstas oes groBen oeutihs
amerifaniiden Staatsmannes Carl
Sdurs fGlt, miro an oieiem Gage elm
beIonoeres Carl Shurs Memorial
Trosramm burheefiibrt mo elm be.
fainter Seutihamerifaner miro Die
Carl Sdur5 8eodhtnisreoe balten.
Sn &inblid auf oie idppierige Sa'
| ee in Die 9eutid)amerifaner ourh
ltmltGnoe a,lBerbalb ibrer 8ontrolle
eeraten iino, plant oas slmerican
Gommittee Die 8riinoung zines
I0eutihamerifaniihen Musibuiies,
| Ser iid, lebbaft nit Ser 8efimpfllng
liesli6er Oisfrinrinieri1ng gegen
l9eutidamerifaner befaiien ioll, unb
oie amerifaniihe Seffentlidfeit o.
bingebeno aufflGren ioa, oaB Die GRO
BE Maiie ser 0eutid)amerifaner niAt
ais unamerifaniidp Masiagenten uno
oem5ufolee oils 1reimilo, ionoern ais
anit1noiee amerifaniide 8iirger 5ll
betrad}ten iino, oie treu gu ibrem
Mooptippaterlanoe iteben.
0as slmerlcan COMMITTEE for Hros
tection Of 6oreisu Born ridtet oaber
oie orineenoe slufforoerung an ode
INSTRUMENTATION Sreaniiatione1,
0erbdnoe uno gereine, iofern iie iib
aui amerifanilbe @runolage itellen,
lid) an oieier 3onferens llno an Der
8iloung hieies 9ertih= =Mmerifaniid,
en- Musiduiies 5ltr Befanpfung Der
Discriminating uno 5ur allsemei-
men Not. unb 9ilfeleiftung in gins
lpanoerunss- uno 9eataraliiationss
Mneelegenbeten 5l beteiligen.
gs miro eriud)t aleNnfragen on oen
lOrganiiotor ocs 0entib. .Mmcrifan-
liihen Musihuiies, gr,uin $. alals.
3u rihten. Die Morefie lit: German
Mmeuican COMMITTEE, 9lmerican
COMMITTEE for 9rotcction Of 6or,
eign 8orn, 70 Giftb Ape.. Nelp Dorf
Gitp. aae Anfragen tperoen prompt
bcantwortet mfrben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29

@llfareit. Die rl,mGniid)e 3egie-
rung oeren Sage anseiidts Ser ripa-
liiierenoen alnipriihe 9eutiblanos
tuie ser Mqiierten auf oie srobe Gel
proolftion oes 2anbes INNER idppie-
riger miro, er,pGgt Ole Scot -Mobili-
iierung ser seiamten rllmGniiden
Wirtifaft ourh f0niglihe Hrofla-
nation"
Sieier Ylan tpllroe befannt, nadr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
Ginitimmiae Munabme in beiSen8am'
mern borausgeiast nnb obne 0esen=
re6en.

Buoapeit. Die &ammer belt cine
Sonoeriisrlna ab, bel Ser Mfiniiter=
pr6lioent @iaf Yaul Selefi cine 8ors
lage einbradte, Die rlmbegren5te
Mmtsoaller" fir BEN &eihsoeripeier
MonliraI geifolnls 9ortbp bon Nagp-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29
3ift 2lueeiiteitte,t IT
8mte an Weitfrettt

Haris. Die Mrtiuerie griff an Der
@el1front ipora0iih in befti9e d6er
ortlid begrenate@ @efcdte apiiden Dor.
gei1obenen Ginbeite,a elm.
Berlin. Das Oberfontrnnrt6o Der
@ebrmadt beriAtete:. .Qeine beion.
oeren preisniiie". m i,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29

Snfareiter Delegation ipQ in 4aris
orci 8ebeimOertrGae abseid)lo1en ba-
ben, nit oenen bic Transoien &riegs.
material Velicferuna @umaniens
iibernebmen. - Sorgen aber Der.
lins &eaftiun.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-29

. 0itte leien. Sie oie Mn3eioen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
Shower Hon0rs Miss Brostrum
 Last Evening

Honoring Miss Geraldine Bros trum. bride-elect, a miscellaneous shower was given last evening at the Frank Olson residence on Cal houn Avenue by Miss Lillian Olson and Miss Marjorie Shell
 Many lovely gifts were opened by the honoree and the evening was spent playing cards and various in- door games.
 Guests were Misses Lila Sinclair Shirley Olds, June Powers, Sophie Harris, Borghild and Solvig Hav- dahl, Doris Balog, Beryl Marshall Pat Gullufsen, Kay McAlister, Der nice Mead Dorothy Wilms and Gloria White.
 Miss Brostrum will be married Saturday evening at o'clock n the Methodist Church parsonage to MT. Ray E. Look. The attend ants will be Miss Gene Rulaforo and MT. Verne Moore. A reception will follow at the couples residence in the Capitol Apts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
KING B0REAS NO STRANGER
 TO C0NN0pS
Collector Of Customs Flew Across Circle, But Not
 for First Time.

w hen Collector of Customs James J. Connors flew over the Arctic Circle a few weeks ago with Pilot Joe Crosson, the Pacific AL aska Airways Manager gave Jim a "boreas rex' certificate commem- orating the occasion.
 But Connors had been north of the Circle without benefit of cer- tificate, many times before. He formerly lived at Kotzebue.
 For Deputy Collector Merv Sides, who accompanied Connors and Q party of Congressmen on the flight, it was the first time into the Arc tic. He also received a certificate.
 In the new PAA Electra, Crosson flew the party from Fairbanks across the Arctic Circle west of Fort Yukon, back to Fairbanks for iefueling, past Mount Mckinley, over Anchorage, up Turnagain Arm to Port Wells on Prince William Sound to view the site of the pro- posed Portage Bay cutoff of the Alaska Railroad and back to An chorage, all in period of four hours
 Connors inspected work on the Fairbanks Army field and was much impressed by the speed with which the concrete runway was being laid down. He reported great activity in all lines of business at both Anchorage and Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22

Mrs. Fred 0rme Entertains for
 Mrs. Carmichael

Mrs. Frc1 Orma win entertain this evening at her B Street residence with handkerchief end personal shower in compliment tc Mrs Bur fc9d Carmichael, who plans to sail soon for the states on an extended trir
 The hostess will segve refreshments pnd the evening will be spent in sewing and playing games
 Invited for the affair are Mes dames Edward Sweeney Robert Davln, R. M. Al,ervick, L. Carlson, Grant Logsu, William Sparlse Doug las Gray, Rcaert Dewitt George Larson, Gecrga LeVcque, Alex Sey Jchn Hahn and Miss Catherine Cheney.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
ClRCU5 COMEDY ENDS TONIGHT
 ks LOCAL FILM
Marx Brothers Starred in Picture al Capitol
 Theatre

A mirthquake such as only those Marx Bros. can bring about ends tenieht at the Capitol Theatre in Marx Bros. at the Circus" From !tart to finish it proved one of inc most successful comedies out Of Hollywood since the last Marx ian epic.
 Having overrun many other fields fer comedy ccncocticn, the Merry Marxians now run amuck beneath the Big Top of streamlined cir GUS to lombard their audiences with their new gags and comedy se- uuences Intermingled with the Mafxes and their streamlined circus are all the thrilling acts, acrobats, equestriennes, clowns and animals typical Of the circus world.
 The picture is the story of Kenny Baker, circus owner, who escapes losing his circus through the cooperation of Groucho, Harpo and Chico, which is accomplished through a chain of hilarious epi- scdes. Beautiful musical numbers, with Harpo and Chico contributing with harp and piano, are woven through the comedy. It was pro- duced by Mervyn LeRoy and di- rected by Edward Buzzel. To their credit be it added that the picture is one that every lover Of top comedy must put on his must see list.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
CHILD STAR PLAYS
 IN ADVENTURE HIT
 AT COLISEUM SHOW

Though it has a high mark to aim at, Nancy Drew Trouble Shooter" which ends tonight at the Coliseum Theatre, hits the bullseye right in the center.
 Tn other words, this third and latest film of the series based by Warner Bros. on the popular Nancy Drew stories of Carolyn Keene is even more exciting an amusing entertainment than the first two pictures about the adven- lures of this enterprising an thoroughly engaging young Miss
 who is, of course, played again by the highly gifted Bonita Gran vile.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
MUL vlHlLL GIVEN RELIEF MAN FOR
 RAIL WAY EXPRESS

E. J. Harter of Railway Express, came in on the Columbia from the companys Seattle offices to give temporary relief in the Railway EX- press offices here for Roy Mulvihill, recently appointed Adjutant Gen eral of the Alaska National Guard.
 Harter is veteran with Railway Express and has been with the com pany for 31 years in Seattle.
 He is stopping at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
TRITON IS BACK
 FROM ISLAND RUN

MT. and Mrs J. J. Meherin and Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Williams re- turned last night from several days cruising in the islands during which Meherin combined business with pleasure.
 Making the trip on Meherin's boat Triton. the party stepped at Warm Springs Bay and enjoyed good fish ing. Beautiful weather" marked the whole. trip that took the party as far as Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
Elizabeth Karnes . To Visif for Week

Mio~ Elizabeth karnes will arrive ih'~ eVeninr cn thg Prince George to spenl tha next week visiting here with MT. and Mrs. A. F. Karnes.
 Mis5 Barnes has bccn Facation- ing in California during the sum mer and after her brief visit here plans to return to Petersburg to teach.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
Miss Owen Married
 To lee Morrison

Miss Billie Owen of ChildresS, Texas, became the bride of MT. Lee Morrison of Juneau, at a ceremony performed this morning in Douglas at the home of United States Commissioner Felix Gray
 Attendants were Pauline A. Hayes and Louis c. Neiderhelman.
 The bride arrived from the States this morning on the motorship Northland. MT. Morrison. is a resi- dent of the Capital City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
Mrs. Hansen Is Honored Guest
 Al Luncheon

For her guest, Mrs. Arthur Hansen Of Portland, Oregon, Mrs. A. E. Glover entertained yesterday after neon at her residence on Main Street with a bridge-luncheon.
 Honors for cards were won by Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs H. L. Faulk ner and Mrs Earl McGinty.
 Asked for the occasion were Mes- danes Wellman Hclbrook, Harold Smith, Earl McGinty G. F. Alex ander, H. l.. Faulkner, Frank Met calf, Fred R. Geeshn, R. l.. Bernard, V. R. Farrell, c. M. Hirst. Courtney Smith. L, E. Witt, Roy H. Gillespie Ralph Mize, William Holzheimer William Parke, w. S. Pullen, George Fclta, John A. Chase, M. D. VIII Hams and Langdon White.
 Try classified ad ln The E1npi.e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
YOUNG MEN BACK
 FROM (ANNERlES

Five young. Juneau men returned from work at the Peril Straits Pack ing Company at Todd yesterday flying in with. pilot Alex Holden.
 Those returning were Robert Geyer, Tom Powers, Dallas Wey- and, Eddie Saloum and Jim Hickey
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
ELLEN McKECHNIE
 ON VACATION TRIP

Miss Ellen McKechnie of the Un- employment Compensation Com mission, sails today on the motor ship Northland enroute to Seattle, where she will vacation as the guest of MT. and Mrs. M. c. Rugg, former Juneauites.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
Leota Russell Back
 From Buying Trip

Mrs. Leota Russell of Leota's Shop, returned on the motorship Northland from seven weeks buying trip to the East and Cali fornia.
 She was accompanied by her niece, Miss Leota Robinson of Se- attle
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22

This is double feature all by itself lusy meod dramatic panorama wid-c -caers the oil fields It's who doubebaeed action aed with laughs and the liberal spice o hokum
 friendly stuff the who can't with Gable and Square Tracy They're wdcate chasing the black gold try hitting hitting broke fighting they
 of Burkburnett S opening locale where the Johns their friendship by a a That's where they Dor drilling equipment Dealer TaE- McTg@ hit salt rails try That's where the girl Colbe looking her Square John Big bowled Square Jon rush. ing report well gusher finds them married That's good sport it, until he finds Big tring hall and that's the end of beautiful friendship - the time being.
 picture with right to the end when Big and Square then with fists
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
HELP AN ALASKAN Telcp.7t 7l3 CT write 'T alaska Territorial
 Employment Service
 for thie qualified worker
for thie qualified worker.

ACCOUNTANT SALESMAN -- Mair.5d age 24. university graduate in accountmg Experienced in gen. eral accounting work and in selling insurance. Call for ES 159.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
INSPECTOR BACK

R. O. Sheldon, U. S. Postal h. spector, came in by plane from Sitka yesterday and is guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
Hollywood Sighh And Soands
-ey aohb,n Ccaas :

HOLLYWOOD, Cal Aug. 22-"BOOM TOWN" Screen play by John Lee Mahin from by James Edward Grant Directed by Conway Principals Clark Cable Tracy Claudee Colbert edy Frank Morgan Lionel Atwel, Chill Wills Marion Martin, Mnna Gombel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22

It's movewise movie with pace rip-roarng sphere
 Miss Lamar Star No. - belatedy other Big Square extremely decorative gives the impression lilly in fast company
 THE LADY QUESTION" screenplay by Melt story Directed Charles Vidor Principals Brian Aherne Rita Hayworth Glenn Ford Irene Rich Cououris Edward Norris Curt Bois.
 This what happens when nice old murder trial n pretty acquitted defendant his tell innocent lies about her to his pleasant but puzzled wife (Rich).
 tAherne) delightful character too for his bicycle shops good sympathetic the girl (TIayworh) shows old MoreAa is in hotter water all the time especially because another Juror rehash the trial and thus heighens When Papa Moestans daughter deyes) Norris the nogood who'll make question: and his Ford) falls in love with her the til eopement begins to be- lieve he in insisting acquttal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22

See Second Childhood,' Parish Hall, Monday, Tuesday, 8 pm. adv. Today's news Jo0ay n The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
ATTENTION CONTRACTORS

Specifications for the remodeling of the heating plant in the City Hall and the furnishing and in ctallation of a new boiler will be available at the office of the City Clerk, Thursday, August p, at 9 am.
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Evening star., 1940-12-15

brew CONGREGATION as president.
Other presidents include Lee Baum
garten, Fred s. Gichner and Mrs.
Charles A. Goldmith, who served
from 1922 to 1884. Paul Himmel-
farb served from 1884 to 1899, when
Mr.. Wilmer. was elected.
Lately. the agency has established
a specialized service to aid war
refugees who come to Washington to
live. It also has supervised place.
ment Of European children, includ-
ing those from Great Britain, who
have arrived in recent months.
Serving with Mr.. Cafritz on the
committee arranging for the dedi-
cation are Mrs. Harry S. Benton,
DR.. Edward A. Cafritz, Joseph Cher
ner, Bernard Danzansky, Mrs. Simon
Davis, Allan de Ford, Norman
Fischer, Morris Garfinkle, Mr.. Gich-
ner. Aaron Goldman, Hymen Gold
man. Charles A. Goldsmith, Mrs.
Goldsmith, Max Gorin, Clarence
Grosner, Mr., Himmelfarb, Isidore
Hershf1eld, Simon Hershman, DR..
Alec Horwitz, Mrs. William Illch,
Isaac jacobson, Mrs. Joseph Kamin.
sky. Mrs. Milton King, Fred 8. Ko-
god, Mrs. Mark Lansburgh, Mrs.
William Levy. Richard K. Lyon,
Maurice Maser, Maj. Jesse I. Miller,
Milton Nathan, the Rev. Louis No.
wick, Edward A. Sstrow, Benjamin
Ourisman, Herbert A. Rich, Edward
Rosenblum. Robert j. Rothstein,
John M. Safer, Henry Salus. Mrs.
Samuel Schlosky, Mrs Herbert
Sommers, Samuel Sugar, Isadore S.
Turover, Mrs. Bernard Wilmer, DR..
Morris Wolf.