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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-10
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTHBOUND
Aleutian due Wednesday.
 SCHEDULED SAILINGS

. SCHEDULED SAlLlNGS O Mount Mckinley scheduled to . sail from Seattle today.
 . Princess Norah scheduled to . sail from Vancouver at 9 . tomorrow night.
 . Yukon scheduled to sail from . Seattle November l3.
 . North Coast scheduled to sail . from Seattle November 14 at . 10 am.
 . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS . North Sea scheduled south- . bound tomorrow evening. . Columbia scheduled south- . bound g pm. tomorrow. . Northland scheduled south Q bound Wednesday.
 . Tyee scheduled to arrive 3 c pm. Wednesday.
 . LOCAL SAILINGS . Estebeth scheduled to sail . every Wednesopy at 6 pm. . for Sitka and wayportS. . Dart leaves every Wednesday . at ' am. for Petersburg. Port . Alexander, Rake and way . ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-10
NOTICE

Kindly call for your photography work at the Totem Photo Shop before Wed. night, Nov. 12 Closing bushes. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-10

The grating of tomato and po- tato plants has produced a new starchless vegetable called the to- patoe."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-10
Arbitration Will Be Asked by FOR If
 NDMB Fails, Strike Case

Continued from Page One)
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AIeuiian Is
 Juneau Bound

SEATTLE, Nov. l0-Steamer AL eutian sailed for Alaska ports at 9 o'clock Sunday night with 25O passengers aboard including 32 Steerage
 Juneau passengers include the following
 Earl Everson, J. E. Barragar and wife, H. Ferguson, T. Loney, Mrs. Royal Thompson, Mrs. H. Taylor, Catherine Nye.
 Nellie Balin, George F. Hartman. Joseph Buswell, Otto Suttee, Roy H. Gillespie, Mrs. Margaret Wach- ter and infant, Mrs R. A. Isaacson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-10

Since 1888 Mrs. Carol Harris, pro- fessional picket. hasn't missed a day picketing the jewelry shop owned by Raymond L. Carter in Kansas City, Mo. Now Carter is fearful that his picket may be fired and threatens to picket the headquarters of the jewellers union if Shat comes to pass. Car ter says business has increased during the three-year. period. He's afraid business will fall off if Mrs. Harris quits. Mrs. Harris says she enjoys her daily walk and has lost 50 pounds. The picketing be- gan when Carter withdrew from
 the union.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-10
Radio System ai Army Hospital Is
 Serving LOCO Beds

FORT DIX, N. J., Nov. 10-A cen tralized radio system with 500 sets of ear phones has been given to the Army Station Hospital here by the American Red Cross. Installation calls for 25,000 feet of wire which will be strung to accommodate 1000 bpds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-10
Copeland
 Promoted

It. Col. John E. Copeland has been appointed as one of the tenn porary Colonels in the Army of the United States
 Col. Copeland is commander of all troops at Sitka. The promotion dates from October IA, according to information received here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-10

BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-10
ROTARIANS SKIP
 LUNCH T0MORR0W

Members of the Juneau Rotary Club will skip their regular meet ing tomorrow noon at Percys Cafe, due to the date of the weekly session falling on Armistice Day it was announced by President Rod Darnell.
 Rotarians will, however, hold a joint meeting with the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday noon at the Baranof Hotel, Darnell said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-10

RAYBAN goggles cut haze and eliminate glare from sun, snoy water. - Dr. Carlson. Blomgreu Building. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-10

he is determined not to permit another situation to arise such as Lewis's shutdown of vital supplies to the nations defense. If the Mediation Board proves effective in handling this test, the President is willing to shelve the bill he has up his sleeve.
 Otherwise, the wraps are off and Congress will be asked to legislate. ture Syndicate, Inc9
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-10
Sports Roundup

Chicago -INS-America's 1912 Ryder Cup Team the ag
gegaton Of golfers who would battle with Engand top
gh hotmakers if the world peacewas to be selected
TODAY the opening session OF the 18th National Convention of
the Professional Golfers Association.
Auburn ~ Y ms Funeral services being arranged
today for Wilar Henry BHy Ham of the nations great
Jockeys Of generation PAST He died at the Of o5 Sunday
&oodl hospital.
New York ms The Columbus Bulls today knew the
OF defeat for the first time this year but they continued
the in the American Professional Football League Bufao
Eleven the Bulls II OF the league
Sunday the other resulting scoreless deadlock between Mil
paukee and Cincinnati
NeC York -INSHHh J. Gregory Rice former Nore Dame
e1der star and the nations No dsdnce setting the
pace the Ne7V York A. today held the T. s. Cross Country
Championship and Joseph Smith Of the North Bedford MGss
GLIB acOre the marathon
II New York ms Sleepy Jim Crowley crestfalen
coach today and there wasn't much he could do disguise his
reaction to Pttburgh triumph his Fordham Rams
Crowley however Immediately mapped plans salvage the
OF the season by beating ST. Mary and New York University
the hope that the 1870 pasng absorbed steel Saturday will
not affect any chance the Rams have OF playing post
IS ason bowl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-10

Having established himself lis
State Intercollegiate cross country
king. Duane Temper, Michigan
Normal captain. Will attempt to
widen the scope Of his reign Satur-
day in the State A. A. U. four-mile
championships at Kalamazoo.
After that, Temper will point for
the National Collegiate crown,
prize trophy OF the year. He is al.
most certain to obtain a higher po-
sition in the national meet than
he did last year. when he placed
tenth.
The thin Huron senior continu-
ed on his triumphant way Saturday
by outclassing a 2Sman field in
the twenty-sixth annual State
intercollegiate run over the Michi-
gan Normal course. Temper led
from start to finish IN the race,
never being threatened at any
point.
He cruised homo in brilliant fash
ion 100 yards ahead of Walter
Mack. OF Michigan State, in % min
utes 2S.6 seconds. His time was
outstanding since the soeEy track
and course did not permit a sure
footing.
Mack. a sophomore, finished a
few strides in front OF Terminate
Ralph Monroe, who was expected
to furnish Temper most OF his
opposition. Elford Pedler. OF West
ern Michigan. was fourth. and Il.
Colby Thompson. another Spartan
runner. was fifth,
Michigan State also placed Walt
Beardslee sixth and Maurice Horski
seventh 10 win tNa team champion
ship with score OF % points.
Beardslee, incidentally, ran I'm last
place for the first quartermile.
Michigan Normal took second
place with As points. and Western
Michigan and Central Michigan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-10
Bad Weather Interferes With
Model Airplane Flying Meet

Due to wet stormy weather pre-.
calling Saturday and Sunday, the
Ill Ypsilanti Model Airplane fly
ihg meet was postponed.
II weather permits. the meet will
be next Saturday afternoon. or, II
not. the meet will be held Sunday
afternoon at Gliderport, Wizard
and Tyler Rds.
, At the last Hornet Model Club
Meeting officers for the year were
elected. Robert Hinsch was elect
ed president; Robert Shuttle, vice
president; and Robert Weaver, sec
retary.
An article covering a days test
plotting at the Wright Corp.
factory at Buffalo was read and
discussed. Some details OF the
hany problems which confront the
designer, builder and test pilot
were learned.
William Slade. Ann Arbor's lead
Ing model flyer, was on hand to
tell of his experiences at contests
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-10

this summer and TO show fellow
model builders his letter from
N.A.C.A. testing laboratory at
Langly Field. Va. Model builders
arc needed badly there and one
requirement OF employment is that
one must have successfully built
and flown a model airplane in an
important contest.
At the next meeting, different
types Of propellers will be dis.
cussed, as we'll as flight rules. and
possible changes to be made in
them, governing sanctioned model
meets.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-10

NoTE-DNP means did not play each other in 194o
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-10

period, but neither attempt to score
was successful.
A 15-yard penalty for unneces-
sary roughness stalled the Tartar
scoring drive at the end OF the
third period, and the Hurons broke
up the fourth quarter threat
Wayne was on the march again in
the last minute Of play, Sam Car
penter. sophomore fullback, hay-
ing gained 81 yards in three tries
to hand Wayne a first down on the
Huron %.
Four Michigan Normal players
ended their collegiate playing days
in the game. Art Maschke, Art
Lieder and L>rrence Tremper
started for the Hurons, while Capt.
Andy Newlands participated only
in the coin-flipping ceremonies be
fore the tilt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-10
TOP PLACE SPANIEL

Detroit. Nov. l0-AP Noramhy
Flatcatcher. a springer spaniel
owned by James Simpson, Jr., OF
Wadsworth, H.. Won top place
sunday in the open all-age stake
in the field trials Of the English
springer spaniel club of Michigan
1T Dureandowns near Pennington.
A majority OF firsts were cap
tured by Illinois entries.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-10

Detroit Red Wings Suffer First
Defeat at Hands of N. 7. Rangers

With one ranger Off the ice, the
big left winger broke MP a Wing
power play and scooted the puck
into the net
The Wings previously won one
and tied one
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-10
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

Cadillac, Nov. 10-AP- An Eng
lish foxhound, Blue Boy, owned by
Claire Thompson Of Yale. Mich,
captured its second successive
Michigan foxhound trials champ
ionship here Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-10
Wayne


Substitutes Michigan Normal
Standen, Van Osdol. Urquhart,
Newman, Romanos, Hutchins.
PiChe, Brown. Palmer. Wayne
Jeschke, Diamond, Bertsch, ID.
Kennedy, Kanfer. Tottis, Herrick
DeFoe, Magnatta, Marsh. Filllpiak
Referee-Fisher (VermonD. I'm
pire-Horning (Colgate). Head
Linesman-Hanson (Purdue).
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-05

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-29
Ser5lide Sittc eincs bentIden
Wtt1tUnarS

Sn einer firdlid bliibenoen, aber
arnleh gut fotbo1iicben gfarroenein.
De in Faraguap, Siioamerifo, fcbIt
oringeno Elm gan5 beideioenes s3irdh.
leIn. Ga es iicb ourbtpeg nm iir,nIte
So1lobepolferung zbonbeIt les limb
ol1ber Earag'1aper al,d oel,tid)e, pol.
nllde, rlllilde llno onoere quite Sea.
t9ol'ten norbanoe1,), tpiro INN Die
9iitige Mitbilfe Ser 10 oft betp6brten
tatbolilden @laubcnsbriioer a,nb
Sd'ueItern aus 1t.5.M. eebeten. ssebe
- altd) Die allcrfleinlte @abe - oie
'n eineln geipobnlid)en griefe ouf
lnelne bole Geront,portl,na ae5o1ot
iperoen fam, 1limlnt Ser ,nteraeid,ne.
te oelltld)e Eater banfen6 e,,toeoen.
Aulttrng miro iofort. erteilt.~ ssiir
Die eolen 6rernoe uno @0uner Der
9eplanten Seilig=9rell5 =aircbe miro
lnonotlid) Ser Seeen elmer Seiliaen
Oteiie aufgeopfert. @iitige @aben ,,no
3nl6riften n1ogen Sic bite rid,ten
an:
9fepo. Sabre, Don SoIe 9reuiier,
S.@.9r Goronel 8ogooo (8oro.
9nay), soutb stlnerifa.
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Din Baiienfre,,nS

bentfhen ssseiuiten itano Dem Ser aus
Ionoiiden N,itbriioer nibt nod. 9san
-bereaB il, bentiden 9rbensbdnier,l
nid)t bob Der I'll. arana faber gerabc
fldmifd)e unb oeutihe Wiiiionare, fir
9ftniien aIs beionoers tangli6 erbe-
ten bate.
sdon Ser erIte oeutide Seiuit, ber
III. Heter ganiiii,s, ipiinidte in bic
Miifion aa eeben, nie ct 1548 an
ben FL. Senatins ihrieb. Aber nod
tnaren oie fpaniid d-port,,sieiiiden
Miiiionssebiete nibt 10 ,peit enttpit-
felt, oab man bort fremolanoiibe
Miiiionare beu0tigt bate. Die ,lnge=
be,lre religioie Strife uno Seeliores-
not, oieals Jolse Der u8eforn1ation"
Sic oertiben 2anbe beimiudte, ner-
langte oie eonae Sinsabe ser eeutfhen
Seiniten in ser Seimat. Dod) fbon
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Mitten inn 26r,nc bes Grieges per-I
Sffentlihte Der nit Nebt beriiblnte
4croerihe gerlas oas aufidlnBreidc
rBnb beg Gater Soiepb Gilbert Otto,
6.S., Stride im 8adien. 400 Sabre
SsSeinitenorbcn i'm Dieniie Der gSelt.
smiiiion.". Gin eiseaes Gapitel wib-
met ber 8eriaiier ser Sdrift ben
Oeutihen Sei,titenniiiionaren bes II.
ino 1S. SSabrbunoerts, iiber bie mon
I'M alleemeinen tros Gater Suonbers
treffliber Monoerapbie iiber bieien
@egenitano nidt eenug unterribtet
lit. 9ie @riinbe bafiir beutet Yater
Etto an: Sinter ibnen itono feline ct.
pbernbe @eltmadt, Die ben 2aten ser
6e,1tid,en Miiiionore cine gldnaenbe
Jolie at berleibet pernodte. Eoter
Soiepb albert Otto, S.S., beribtet:
Sabrbunoertelang bot 9eiltidlanb
ge3auoert, nit anoern Golfcrn in
&ettbeluerb lm sic gribliebumg ber
neuentbedten 8elt at treten. slbge-
feben BON Sen folonialen 8eriuben
Der aroBen Iugsbur9er Sanoelsfirma
Der &clier tpGbreno oes omeiten Bier
tels oes 16. SabrbunOerts in Gene=
5nela, ben &olonial- unb Sonbelslm-
terncbmungen oes @roben &urfiirlten
an ser ipeitafrifaniiden &iilte i'm II.
ssabrbunoert uno anbern, ,,nbebel,ten-
Den8eltrcbl,ngen, mar bas politiidbe
9enfen ,mb Sanoeln in 9eutiblano
bomals gan3 continental ein9citellt.
9ie bellti6en Seil,itcn fonnten iid oa-
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Mn6 lie tuaren benti9!

r,inl niht ,pie ibre portngieffben,
ipaniihen nno iran30iiiden Mitbriioer
iin eieeHen aolonialranm ,nifiienariih
.betdtigen. Aber ibr Mirfen IN lleber-
fee, oas aIs Niiiionsarbeit slulabit
Der Musbreitung bes gbriitusglanbens
uno gbriituslebens. inter ben frem-
ben golfern biente, tpar Der Seimat
nibt nerloren. 9aben oob bic oeut-
iden Seiuitenmiiiiouare bes II. unb
Is. Sabrbl,noerts als Sr1eer Ser er-
item itarfen &alt,,rpeIle be,ltihen
@eiftes au eeIter, sic oamals iiber Die
neuentoedten 2dnber babinging.
uBenn oos beitlde goH AUDI ieit
ber iiberfeeiiben Nusbreitl,ng oer
tpeiBen 3aiie iiber Die @rbe ME ein
@robererpoIf int Gimme onocrer &o-
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1T bielen Sabren feblte es nid)t at
8ittgeiuden oeltider Seiuiten llm sic
Senolnng nod lleberiee. slber Dor
1911 lit nlr ein oeutlder Selllit be-
FAINT, Scr in bie Miiiionen fubr::
8ater Sobann Sermes aus @omburg.
st ging ,lad 9ralilier.
Grit 1916 er rfolgte Sic erlte gin=
looltng bes Oroensgenerols um beut=
l6e Seil,itennliiiionore: Sic ipurbe
nit GROCER Jre,1oe aufgenolnmen. Aus
oen1 StuOienbal1s in SSngolitaot, bos
Sic erlten bier Otiiiionare nellen iollte,
ibrieb barnals ein iunger Seiuit a,t
oen General i1 Gom: 80 etpig benf=
lpiiroiger Gag! 9ie Sbern muBten
be5iiglicb ser Hegel bes Stiaibtpei-
gems eit sfuge 5uoriiden, oamit sic
iiberitrontenoen @efiible bes Ser5ens
einen @usmeg fanben. &einer fonnte
mebr ein @ub ..anriibren> feiner Sen
gelpobnten 8ei6aften nad9eben, fei=
ner iib rltbig berbalten. Gin @eban-
fe beberridte aue. Gin @ort mar il,
aHer Mltnoe @ines beiddftiete alle !:
sic unfabbore 8obltot, sic ourd) sic
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ae;tt,sod, Sen %. Sannar 1941

lansienouns iener gliidliden bier Veias
briioer unierer Eropin3 auteil ge,por.
ben it,
Dieie beeciiterten Norte iparen Der
ausorud bes Miiiionstpiaens Der
oentiben Srbensi,tgeno iener 3eif.
Sod, beute beItebt cine, allerbines liif.
fenbafte, Satnnlling bon 8ittbriefen
oeutIder sseiuiten mn sic Senbung in
.oie Niiiionem. Sic 3ablt fit Die Sab.
re 1912 Big 174O nidt ipeniser afs
24OO Briefe bon iiber 1000 8ittftel-
lern. Inter bieien iparen Nantcn BON
sutem &lang il, Ser beutiden @efbid.
te. SIM Sabre 1917 ibrieb Der 26iab.
rise Jrieorid BON spec, Ser fiinftise
8efdmpfer oes Segelltpabns ino Gan.
ger ser llniterbliden uErusnahti.
gaa', Dem Sroensgeneral bon feiner
groben Miiiionsiebniubt, bie ibn
i6on felt friibeiter 9fnbbeit beieelt
babe. Ser Miiiionsultnid) babe ibn
in sic @eiellid)aft Seiu gefiibrt. 9urd
oas S6reibe,t bes 8enerals uln. hent-
ide Miiiionare lei cine ,,alte Ser5ens.
tuunoe' ipieoer al1fgebroden. u8ab-
reno id) MIN iiberlege, peldes Salent
id) fit Sic inbiibe Miliion beiibe, fann
i1 nur zines finoen: baB i6 bonn err
iten anfang mei,1es geiitliben 2ebens
nid)ts ol1oeres be1,fe luno ipiinld]e,> als
aus Siebe gum @efrelt5i9ten biel, iebr
piel 5lt leioel1 l1no bon allen 9in9en
ltllter ser Sonne 1lno Dem Monoe
nibts 5u beiieen ,lno at erltreben.
Ntf oen &1lien itbreibe id bies nnS
bite bel ser 2iebe GbriIti Inn oie @r.
laltbnis, oortbin 5u ecben, no mein
Ser3 it," SSn ieinem ,,@iiloenen Sa-
gebu6', oas in Sem groben 2eibnis
elnen iparrnen 8eipunoerer fan0,
fllngt feline Miiiions iebnlltd)t ipioer
IN bet Serien:
. . 8ott uno Serr, ipie iuout id) aern
Sir oib nleiu 9lut pergiefcn,
aud) iibers Meer, nibts lit All
fern, =.
Sas ie MIDI iout' perorieBen!
(Sd)luB folet)
Get. s. Go.
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lonialpolfer NOR, auf eeiltigen @ebiet
bat es ltets in bes @ortes i6onlter
8coeiltl1ng in Ser poroeriten Sront
ser Groberer geitanoen -. 9elltlde
MillionSarbeit bat lidb -. in1 ielbit=
loIen 9ienit on ser Wtenidbeit inter
frenoer Sberbobeit eiugeibaltet
0ieie oe,lti6e Miiiionsarbeit lit cine
&ulturleiitllng eriten Ganges." 9cl,t-
lde Senoboten fanlpften ,,als ,rnbc=
fannie Soloaten driltlider @eiittl,ng
unb 8iloung a1f ser ga115en @elt fit
Sen 6orti6ritt ser Menldbeit" gegeu
beioniid)e gntartllng (9oul "9fitter) {.
llnO bos lit pielcn ltnbefannt, oel,t=
iden Sei,iten gebiibrt SOS Geroienit
ol,rb ibr niiiionariibes @irfen Sen
erltcn groben Sbritt be,ltider &uI-
t,trgeididte iiber bie S5eane binipeg
in Sic tueite 8elt setan 5u baben. SSSn
sen oelltiben Seiuitenn1iiiionoren bes
II. nno 1S. -SSSabrbunoerts pereinte
iib uroe,ltider 9rang in sic Serne
uno nrdriitliber 0fiiiions,pile at
iueItumiponnenoer 2ulturtat.
Ser notwithstanding Miue ser
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Gin MISUNDERSTANDING fit @lan'
bcnseinbcit
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(Jortleelulg bon Selte u
i Der Stride auriidrllfen rno alle l(n>
eldubigen 3. 2ihte bes gpongelirms
fiibren pnllclt, mir bitten bid, erborc
ANS" Gerooppelt e,lrcu @ebetseifer
in ser fpnmeroen @ebetsuftop pon
rs. bis 25. Sonllar, in Ser aus alle1t
2Gnocrn ein 8cbctsltltrm gum Siln=
mclbrallit, 1lnl oen @erru on5ufleben,
er m0ge 1T iciner ,urcnoliben @iitc
Die Ginbcit ser Stride erboltcn lmo
1tGrfen, alle 9fi6tfotbolifen llno gtidts
d,rilten aber in bas Seiligtlm ser
einen Stride cinfiibren, bos bon ber
Gtronen ser @obrbeit 1mo 8nooc
bnrhflrtet miro.
ltnteritiitt euer 8ebet onrd slb=
t6t,rng. Spfcrt bie Seibcn, Die @ott
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fir sic sltsbrcit,mg bes @ottesrciebes
'anf. llno ipcnn ibr grobnliitig icin
,pollt, Damn iibt oub freitpilli9 abto=
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Die gbre uno Sic sSrelloc, blrh aebrl=
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Der gntiiinoiglng uno Seilio,ng ser
Menihbeit 5n arbciten. 60 fonn boS
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bem iib Strone ser @nooe in Sic
= Menldbeit eraicBen; 10 fam iebe sb=
totlrng al einem &reu5 emporipod=
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les fir 1lns rno anocre geoeiben. 9ic
2eioen, Sic mir aus 2iebe 81 @ott
aebuloig ertroaen sic gbtotunaelt
Die mir fit @ott aroBniitig iiben,
fino Elm bcrrlid)es Spfer, bas iid nit
bent unenolid tpertpollen Spfer I'M
feres Seilanocs pereinigt rnb burd
i'm Sriibte bes elpigcn 2ebens Der
borbrin9t. @ebet l,no SpIer fins
eleidiam 5tpei aolbcne Sbalen, ans
bcnen ser 9uit brenne,oen @eib=
raiid)s emporlteiet, nnb sic iid bann
nit oem San bes 9immels fiillen.
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1tmerflGrIih

Ser t1eine @eore: DIANA, ,par,m
bat Rapo fein @aar auf oem &opf 2"
"Weil er iebr flue lit uno bieI
be1,ft."
"Warum bait bu benn 10 bieI?''
"@eb' nno mab' oeine aufeaben."
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% % 2 ::' % S" st % E ss s: nee
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11

{ The week was lonelier than she
thought it would be. The people
nearest to her were all away.
Mana Harris had flown to tn e
coast for a short visit before re-
turning to announce her engage
ment to Howard Balch. Fran was
gone and there was no word from
Vance. There were, OF course. the
usual number of invitations IN
which she was not interested and
which she would not accept be-
cause she would not leave h e
apartment. Suppose Vance called?
But Vance did not telephone.
Fran wrote frequently from De-
troit. Kit answered cheerily.
Then came the fateful day when
Fran wrote:
THE old man was tickled so
pink to see me that he's getting
well. I sure was glad to m e
where someone appreciated my eff
forts to help" Kit WINGED at that.
The doc says he's getting along
well, but he wants me to stay a
couple of weeks longer.
meanwhile my boy friend is
burning up the mails asking for q
picture. Remember you and Jim
mic persuaded me to pose for g
bunch about a month ago? Will
you dig one out and shoot it over
to Lars at the studio? You'll find
them in a big brown manila en-
ve1ope in the bottom drawer OF
my dresser"
Kit went at once to the dresser
and searched, but there was no
manila envelope.
"She must have meant the bot
tom drawer of her desk" Kit said
to herself, and accordingly pulled
open the drawer which was filled
with large envelopes.
The first one spilled press photo
graphs of herself. She put it aside
and reached for the second, which
contained family portraits Of
Fran's people. The third envelope
rained a mass Of newspaper clip.
pings into her lap.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
A. B. Andrews Figures
New Hanover May Lose
One Member In House
(TO Be Continued)

RALEIGH, Jan. 10-R-A. B,
Andrews, Raleigh attorney whose
hobby is statistics, figured today
that, if the membership of the
state house of representatives is
re-apportioned on the basis of the
1910 census, five counties would
gain a representative each.
Counties which would gain are
Guilford, Mecklenburg, Buncombe,
Cabarrus, and Cumberland. Since
the total membership of the house
must remain constant, five coun'
ties would loose a representative
each. They are Wayne, Rocking
ham, Halifax, Nash, and New Han
over.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
"PURE

ROME, Jan. 10 R Italians
were told today by the newspaper
II Piccolo that Alexander The
Great, the Macedonian conqueror
and leader of the Greek states,
was really a pure Albanian" and
disclaimed there was any relation
ship between that ancient figure
and the 'Semitized" Greece now
at war with Italy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11

She saw that they were clippings
from the radio columns and picked
up one to read it.
She felt an icy chill 90 over her
as she read the first one It trern-
bled in the grasp of her shaking
fingers. 4
ITO Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-11
SCHOOL

JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 10 - A
district poultry school will be held
at Burgaw courthouse January 26
at 10 a.. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-27
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