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, 1941-04-11

Down With Petain!" and Death
To Hitler!" are the mottos most
frequently seen. In addition, there
is spoken propaganda-maybe the
most effective of all, because there
is no way of checking it. Bread
lines, movies, safes, ~streetcars and
even street corners are convenient
places to vent ones discomfort.
BE WISE-ORGANIZE
, 1941-04-11
Go RESOLUTION WARNING y. S.
LABOR AGAINST WAR DRIVE

FOLLOWING SOLUTO passed by the untond the Congress- Industrial Organizations Noem
1910 is rpnned as being specially pertinent today when an antooHpew"d drive" rush the American people
into war is aiming momentum hnd the propaganda aed hep s calls for suppression hbrm Congress
and wmrHkea acts and uHmos by the Administration The CLIO resolution offers an American plan of deess de
Tense of the peoples rights and welfare as the agawb war
, 1941-04-11

BE WISE-ORGANIZE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
BARGAINS in HOUSEHOLD GOODS AMI


A WASHER CLEARANCE
Maytag S22. Thor. Slg Easy. SiA: many
other used machines St2 up BENJAMIN
Appliance Shops 1892 Livernois near
Fenkell 1885 Gratlot ~ Mile Rd., .EskL
Open SUNDAY ana evenings.
MAYTAG u econdiiioned and guaranteed
Was So IS. now s67 %. coin METER
DETROIT CO. $3.50 Forsyth. OF Holden
owns, A new Easy or Maytag. Terms same
as laundry. 81 per wk Pingree 1896. Dir
NM y REBUILT IN
Easy WASHERS .. s.............S o ~
VACUUM SWtEPERS. ........... 7q'
INTERPRETATIONS ..,............. % ~
GARLAND RANGES ...... ~ -
UNINERSAL,S
1880 GRATtOT AT SMILE RID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Musical Instruments

ACCORDION piano s'yle If- Won can tel
from new take - home free sS125 Cas-
'igieone 9lto Grstot
dtlon. City Music 74l2 Mack
Rad Times Want Ads for proit-use
them for results
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[WeartnR Apparel

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81 sallf tf0J -ae
KODAK nnte sarc-rs. r
s1rhsrfs Etrs Csulf.f
LITTLE Ft-R sH0p2771s W Ed.
rst flf TeEiy rs rtraIriuE rfasoiat
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Store ond Office Equipmen,
Lumber, BuiIding MoteriaIs

a STEEL framed eerr ...t-. ts.ar,
eoof onp $50 b f
BRICK sidine rero0trE tfsraf Fe.
RACES. cottages fEh tr.m iU t-.
BR1GGs QUALITY GARAGES F AT.
ccrcing 60 Requirement. hHEartr ftft
Buy SOW HEt1irD F.h-T
FoNSUNERs 1890 fos .fHitf
EOTTAGF -- s-T0cu tatt .tNI
state Lumber. 1g8ll John T. In N-f
bARAGf-Cemer rs.f. o.rr.tlr
complete S36g PUB Ip -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

A BEAUTIFUL selection OF MICS display
samples Living room suites under $50.
WHY pay the Ions price' Terms. Alvin :,
NI15 " Vernon. open evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

4 PARTY wants furniture as soon as
possinie VIII pay cash Tyler s-9223
A PARTY wants ali kinds of
furniture. VIII pay highest
cash price. Farris. Temple 2-5373.
FURNITURE WANTED VIII paw best
prices. Yockey Bros Temple l-S2g6
WE paw more tor furniture ana rugs.
MOON BROS. FURNITURE r. l-l2aa
WE Buy all makes used cars and trucks
$40 up. $3.50 Michigan. Lafayette 5l70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
SeWing Machines

Al Sewing machine. vacuum washer. 70
pair 10 homes, 81 free estimates Leno,
5000 Contra. Service
BARGAIN sale on sewing machines sing
ers. Whites etc Used n good condi-
tion, Sli e5 mp EjecyIrs used Sia 81
up New electrics s3i rs up. terms.
Guarantee Omen evenings
SEEMING MACHINE SALES co
1875 BROADWAY ~ GRID RIVER & 1ls7
3t3O Grd River a. Trumhuu TT i-7A30
sSs3 GRID River A. Martndale TY & 5s31
sl32 " Fort ~ MitarN VI 2qsO
1887 r Jefferson ~ Phhp ~ $500
1853 Grstfo' M 7-Mue Ar s34i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
SMITH-ORR co.

ROoFINgp ASPHALT sHI .sLae
LADDERS. ASBESTOS SIDING lEef
efLLWORK, SHEET METAL ~HITlrU-
WHOLFStI ENe
ACRES Oh y lLIlHl .TT..t-
pA5ai u. WARREN Phone GRECO. .-e.
bNE.CAR FsraEe I2y-e $50
Lumber. 2f20f CRATIC F.-ev Ir lna.
| WELLS LUMBER GO S1F rE.,
p430l Meyers Eola.'. s-r
k-cAR GARAGE slst o. b. .t-....
ing 1885 Dequugre
FEAD Times Wtrt AaE '.
them FOR results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

, - - - - - - -
All. HIN1iR~
OH tiRCt IAIORS
EIUI CID ~ 10
5Otc
Must Make Room tor Incoming
Merchandise
MAXI - Al OFFER
t-b-G-ROON SIZES
Al Brnnd New Heaters IN FACTORY
, crates Also Mann Bargains IN Ised
floor samples and DemunStrntors
, III O.THIRNI So
Radiant 50.00n ~ 4 T. output
, III O-IHIRN. a-KM. .. Si4
>tO sample Calculator
: MI BRAND MN Igit MODELS
So aS - NiI.ANt ...... $50
h-KO0m care uiatur
. S5tgi IRUGII, ..... SO
4-Ro0m CirculhtoF
$50 q5 PKONNi ...., SIS ,
Room Calculator ,
. $50 gN ~ ANOII ..... Sii ,
5 Room CitCuiator with blower
. IN IIRNN-ION A. - WEEK
. s2gX NouDN ARD -- MIDDItNE>T ,
. OFEN ENE~. 10 g-~iN lis
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Sacrifice. Solid Oak Dinette, 81
SACRIFICE FOR CASH

Brand new 8-way studio couches make
up as snsle ar dnMhLe -heA41t-l--4- i--i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

a RECLAIMED STUDIO $40
BtE%FN bIfT MACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

MUST UNLOAD 200 bedroom suites 10.
make room for hack order shipments /
Up 20 Coz savings, Hurry. Terms WARD ;
outlet. 1t2t HarYer.. 1870 Harper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17

NINE yards Wilton stair rnrcr used
mos. floor russ, must sell 2fst
Dyke
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
OKDER F0R APPFARtNCE
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No. 49,
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Nolniy q WAYNE IS
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Present Thomas c. Murphh
Judge OF Probate
IN The Matter o. the Estate 81
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ca reading and fling the rrutic'
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sranted % c. Henri Lewis. j.. o.
some other suitable person:
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said time Of hearing. In the ~
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and circulating in said County "
Wayne.
THOMAS c. MURPHY
Judge Of Prcsi'
"a true copy)
JOSEPH A. CRAIGEN
DeputY Probate Register
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deputy Clerk. i:-7-i-ls-n
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26
REPAIR WORK ON C0lLll.hlpSED
 DOCK STARTED

Temporary repairs oa the Govern ment dock at Femmer's warel1ousr are under wsy today after a 20-foot section collapsed yesterday mornine crashing 2lh-ton truck into the water below The work should be finished today. according to Dave Fenimer and the dock will be rebu: after the next Congressional apprc- priation in July
 The oil truck which fell through the dock when the planking gave way. vesterdav, is now being repaired and will be in service Monday. The vehicle was raised from the Channel yesterday afternoon by a piledriver before the incoming tide could do more damage to the already dam aged machine. Except for crumpling the cab and breaking windows, little injury was received in the vehicles 15-foot fall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26
North Sea In
 From Seattle

Seventeen passengers disembarkeo from the steamer North Sea at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon when the vessel docked in Juneau from Seattle. The vessel, commanded by Capt. Leonard Williams, Purser C. D. Littlehales. had aboard 70 pas sengers for Sitka, more than bali of which were destined for Japonski Island and work on the Naval Air Base there.
 Passengers for Juneau were Ben Bellamy, J. N. Conrad, Steve Vuko- vich, A. J. Mayer, Harry Williams, Beulah Holcolmb, J. c. Michaelson, MT and Mrs. R. R. Wakeman, Mary Wakeman, D. E. Strong, Charles Plissey, Sid Benson, Ben You, Chris Erickson, E. Stockton and N Cart ner.
 When the vessel sailed at 10 o'clock last night there were 43 pas sengers aboard from Juneau for Sit ka. They were Birdie Gilkison. G. B. Phillips, Fred c. Lewis, C. Neff, MT and Mrs. " R. Farrell, Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson. T. R. Curtis, Elmer Seery, Ora ,Schoonover, Jack Clark, Lawrence Jack, Joe Rogers, Mrs. J. Klaney, J. J. Merhein, Ed Shaffer, Mrs. B. Byrnelsen, Mrs. Shelby Tucker, A. L. Vaughn, H. A. Gerst- man.
 Del Felt, MT. and Mrs. F. w. Will Hanson, Jack McInnis, S. L. John son, Sergey Tavisiff, Otto w. Bro- man, H. R. Hall, Hazel Zimmerman, H. s. Graves, Max DelSanto, Harold Zenger. Waldewar Jones, Sam Hill, Tom Frazier, P. L. Cooper. A. V. Lenville, R. Robillard, Ed RatzoW, Donald Thompson, Lester Thompson and Paul Liberty.
 The steamer will return to Ju- neau southbound Thursday evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26
PERCY'S CAFE sToP
. DELICIOUS FOOD . FOUNTAIN SERVICE . REFRESHMENTS
 AT pERCY'S CAFE Breukfdst Dinner or Light

the award dinner m l95o the year ne Happened One Night" 4 @ kSssA
 i've thing three times since, he grnned with triumph "Once the vest ripped on me as we Caroe found safety pin to hold it together .4.8
 Gables quite farmer in the valley with his alfalfa, citrus frt his avocados.
 Thats said "A kid works his fool head get away then he grows up and works his off to get back one'
 A young ambitious to escort Linda Darnel to function and tried to telephone her on the set
 unsuccessful Miss Dalnell was m schoo petween love scenes Pupils at helr studies cannot interrupted for the important matter or dae-seeKng
 Added Iand whose divorce becomes final agreement with her employees 2oth studio promises not to interfere nor to suggestions regarding future matri- mona plans.
 The seqln costume dessneo lor Anna Neaees dance Sunny had to be abandoned substitute discovered II just n tune T to soluble. SH
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26
TEXAS WOMAN TO NORTH

Enroute to Fairbanks from Fl Paso. Texas, Mrs. Beulah Holcolmb was a Juneau passenger on the northbound steamer North Sea ar irving in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26

h hoilywood Sighh And 5oaxAs
-Ev tsAA.A Co~-v

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, 26--On reasons. tedly that Clark Gable get along amousy eye of dressing up" and putting the ritz.
 Gable goes rusty his real farm life well the still pctldes Carole will general conspiracy which at getting slightest provocation.
 Gables picture with Rosalmd Russell "The Uniform but the title doesn't hell duded up any usual Gable is not clothes have to be- he with the kind of parts play
 This relegation of wardrobe the minor matters file Gables life impressed Walter Pidgeon their first meeting years having Pidgeon cast in leading role with Pidgeon who worked with clothes sought him wardrobe. asasss8s
 you're wearing Walter "and pick out suits that don't conflict"
 it. said Gable I'll steer you choose"
 For dress occasions Gable compromises tuxedo when possible He has old suit of tails bought.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26
LOUISE SAILS
 FOR SEATTLE
 FROM SkAGWkY

Scu;hbomd the Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Louise. Capt, s. K. Gray. purser K. p Morrison, deck cd in Juneau at 6 o'clock this morn- ing from Skagway and sailed for the South one hour later with eight passengers from this city.
 Pa sengers leaving Juneau were: Ruth Geyer, Francis Smith, J. Rev a2liti. T. S. Skomedal, s. Laduea, H. Mcleod, J. D. Stanyar and A. Rich ardson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26
COAST GUARD ALDER LOADS
 SgaAFTER DELAY
Cutter BonIla m Arrives from Sitkd-Cdptain Talks
 with longshoremen

Goa st ardsmen of the Coast Guard vessel Alder were loading their own vessel at the Alaska Steamship dock this morning after a one-day delay caused by the claim of Juneau longshoremen that only members of the Longshoremen's Un- ion could load the craft
 Shortly after a radiogram to Ket- chikan Coast Guard headquarters was sent by Capt A. L. Johnson of the Alder asking for orders to set tie the problem, the Coast Guard cutter Bonham arrived here The Bonham tied up at Femmer's dock at 4 cclcck yesterday afternoon from Sitka.
 Although Capt. J. w. Malen of the Bonham, claimed that the stop at Juneau was merely a part of a re- gicnal patrol, he admitted talking the situation over with the long shoremen' He said that the crew of the Alder was loading their vessel and that longshoremen should have taken the matter up with the prop CT authorities He said that Coast guardsmen would continue to load their vessels until it was proven that it was the right of the longshoremen.
 Meanwhile the Alder was being loaded with plate glass, plywood lumber and other construction ma terials for the Sentinel Island Light house. The vessel is expected to leave tomorrow morning for Sentinel Is- land. The Bonham was scheduled to leave Juneau this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26
pAA l0DESTAR
 WINGS NORTH
 10 FAIRBANKS

One pAA Lockheed Lodestar left Seattle this morning scheduled to fly direct to Fairbanks on a check flight with CAA officials aboard. The ship will return to Seattle tomorrow via Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26

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NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford & Go. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTHBOUND
Yukon due Saturday.
 SCHEDULED SAELlNCS

c Yukon due Saturday.
 SCHEDULED SAILiNCS Q Tongass scheduled to sail from Seattle today
 North Coast scheduled to sail from Seattle March g at 10 am.
 . Tyee scheduled to sail from Se- tie April 1.
 c Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver April at 9p.m.
 . Northland scheduled to sail from Seattle April 2
 Mount Mckinley scheduled to sail from Seattle April 3 at 9 am.
 SOUTHBOUND SAILINCS 9 North Sea scheduled sou h. bound Thursday evening. c Columbia. scheduled southbound . Monday.
 LOCAL SAIL;SCS . Estebeth scheduled to sail every . Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit ka and wayports. . Naha leaves every Wednesday at ' a. m. for Petersburg, Port Alexander, Rake and way ports.
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WORLD TRAVELLER HERE

Miss Edith Cabot, world traveller from Skowkegan Maine, is round trip passenger on the steamer North Sea Miss Cabot is making her annual spring round trip to Alaska
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26
TIDES

(Sun time, March 2O
 High tide-0;45 am, ITO feet. Low tide-6:47 am, -04 feet. High tide--12:57 pm, 16.6 feet. Low tide-7:0o pm, -0.5 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-26
BELLAMY ARRIVES
Phonephofo

Travelling man Ben Bellamy of the National Grocery Company arrived in Juneau from the South on the steamer North Sea. He is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-13

Trenton. It's minister. Three girls who have been to a camp dance want to be sure their esS corts were single. If so, the want to invite them to dinner.
 Dandy says Mrs. Logan. We want the boys to- make friends ill good homes She phones the com- pany's chaplain on such matters. He rings back to say the young men are single.
 A "Stumper'
 The next dad bustles in. Say, shall I get my mother a brown blanket or a maroon. It's her birth day"
 Well, er-maroon,' I say. hope she likes it.
 The next lad blushes, hauls out letter and looks at Mrs. Logan pleadingly They confer. She tells me later the boys girl had signed her letter affectionately" instead of the usual with lots of love Does she have a new beau? Who can tell? But Mrs. Logan helps him write an extra special letter
 The next lad grins, hauls a pie ture from his pocket and says tri- umphantly Well, she sent it. It's a picture of cute trick with a turned up nose. She sure is swell" he says, and she writes me every week" tV
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whether a push is enough to start Mussolini flying down the chasm If oblivion. And if that happened, couldn't the monarchy rise again with pro-British synpathies-with the help of the Italian army?
 Russia is only too happy to see the Italian end of the Axis faring badly. Stalin has his own designs on the Balkan states, just as had the czars. As long as Italy re- mains strong, Italy will oppose Russian dominance in the Balkans with all the force at her com- mand But if Italy's all tangled up with internal chaos and Germany should be going all out against England this spring, that would mean Russia's Balkan day had arr rived. Y Ns
 Finally, if the Germans are con- vinced Italy-or at least Musso- lini-is doomed, they are interest ed in little first class rumOr- mongering themselves. For, what better excuse for occupying the upper half of the Italian boot (ahd beating the British to the draw than riot and disorder? Reports of riot and disorder would be enough, from the German point of view,
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"Heyi' It's a robust voice we hear before a big blond lad steps in. Here it is" He holds out a sort of chart. He is so enamoured of artillery that he has promised to show Mrs Logan how to work a machine gun. He has made her a chart. We listen breathlessly.
 Why, Buck, you1l get a pro- motion if this goes on,' comments Mrs. Logan
 Help On Way
 That's the way it goes from am. to taps at II pm. For over three months Mrs. Logan scarcely has left the place. But now sine $ getting three trained aides-a dieti- tian, a librarian and a recreation director. So at least she can go to town to buy her own groceries, The boys have been doing it for her
 Iney nave anazlngly good man. ners. They're shy at first, and then later they begin confiding their lit- tie worries. They're excited about each new piece of furniture in the hostess house-and Mrs. Logan started with nothing.
 So maybe it's a mistake to cail her Army hostess" I felt more like Army mother by the time taps sounded. It's swell feeling