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La gaceta., 1941-11-11

Miss Francis said she Was DuIuIng q HVW. HO".S n ,DN.y "FT
small modest one minus guest rooms or any kind Of elaboration
49,
Sports Fan
She likes clothes, she says. but she never S lets s them EN-. T saHng HanH
her life. She owns q small schooner on which she goes s1hmg ma lazy
weeken in California and which she, navgates herself, M asa saS Sas
has a " Wonderful time dressed in old Stacks, often on-spattered' her o uMeE
fayorite sports include tennis and she loves to attend polo mseIcness,
football games, wrestling matches and sMdaV pNyHe '"eS NN -
also a good bridge and backgammon player,
Kay Francis was born Katherine Gibbs in Oklahoma City ana IS n
daughter of a weIknown actress, Katherine Clinton, When she was
about a year old, she went with her parents to California and later 70
Denver Her early education was received largely in converts, LaVer
he attended Miss Fuler's School at Ossi1ing and from there Te nHds ~
he Cathedral School in Garden City, L, l. Upon graduating she oeciuea
o take a secretariai course and subsequently acted IS SScial Se eao.;rs.
Tor q time Eventually, however, she decided to take a hlng atacssng
.r : tb ro q piece Of luck got the part Of "Player Queen in 2 modern
version of "Hamlet" which proved to be a New York success; men u
soaDt a season with the Stuart Walker Stock Company. Returning, 20
New York She played in "Venus," "Crime" and Elmer the Treat .nss
first screen part was in "Gentemen OF TN FFes' "t '"sS
Feminine Touch" -
La gaceta., 1941-11-11
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL
Borrachos condenadOs

Siete individuos, acusados
de guar sus AUTOMOBILES estan
do borrachos, fueron condena
dos aver, por ell juez Hines,
a 500 de multa, cada uno, o
80 dias de carcel.
La gaceta., 1941-11-11

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre Ia pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin
Hardware. ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
Evening star., 1941-11-21

tomotive branch announced it would
recommend issuance of an o. P. M.
order prohibiting model changes for
1943, thus avoiding need for retool-
ing.
The proposed modification of the
ban on bright work, originally ef-
fective December Is. would allow The
automotive industry an additional
Is days to exhaust present stocks.
1t would also exempt windshield
Wipers, door locks, ventilator latches
and body screws. Under the orig
inal order, use Of copper, nickel or
Evening star., 1941-11-21
MayfIower Descendants
Celebrate Compact Day

The Society of Mayfower De-
scendants in the District Will hold
its regular Compact Day dinner
meeting at o'clock tonight at the
Mayfower Hotel. Former Repre-
sentative Maurice H. Thatcher of
Kentucky will be installed as gov
ernor for third term.
Mr.. Thatcher will speak on The
Pilgrim Contribution" from 4 to 4:l5
Evening star., 1941-11-21

chromium and other vital metals for
automobile decorations.
A reduction of at least 561 per
cent in passenger car output was
ordered for next February by Leon
Henderson, director of the o. P. M.
Civilian Supply Division, who said
manufacturers would be limited to
74,l22 cars during the month, COM
pared to 1896 52l produced last Feb
ruary. He warned that increasing
scarcities of steel and other critical
materials probably would force
greater reductions.
The Civilian Supply Divisions au-
Evening star., 1941-11-21

O'Clock this afternoon over Station
WMAL. Another feature OF the
celebration, 1t was said, was the
reading of the Mayfower Compact
in all the public schools.
Among the guests of honor at the
dinner will be the Netherlands Min
lister, DR.. A. Loudon, and Mrs. LOU
don: Representative and Mrs. Foster
Stearns of New Hampshire and Mrs.
Horace M. Towner, president Of the
Monnt Vernon Ladies' Association
DR.. Loudon will address the society.
Mrs. Daisy Munroe is chairman OF
the Entertainment Committee. Mu-
Evening star., 1941-11-21

the Mount Rainier (MdD Firehouse
Two men from each Of the Prince
Georges County Fire Departments
will take the course. which will last
at least eight weeks. Graduates will
then instruct the men In their de-
partments as well as train auxiliary
firemen in the county
Glasses will be held every We'd
nesday night under the direction of
Thomas g. Basil assistant chief Of
the Annapolis Fire Department and
regional instructor Of the Fire Ex-
tension Service, University of Mary
land.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
New Output Cut Hints
Freezing Of Auto Models

BY the Associated Press.
Defense officials have ordered q
further cut in passenger automobile
production and preliminary steps to
freeze" 1912 medels for the dura-
ton of the emergency have been
taken.
simultaneously the o. P. NJ moved
to modify a ban on the use OF
Evening star., 1941-11-21

sic will be by the United States
Marine Band Orchestra.
On Sunday morning, DR.. Howard
Stone Anderson of the First Congre-
gational Church, Tenth and G
streets NV, will devote his sermon
to the Mayfower Compact.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
chrome on all bright work or body
trim was banned
Second Generation
Survives Avalanche

Buried five days in the snow of an
avalanche, Chilean carbinner
named Tapia was saved by rescue
party. He is the father Of the man
who was supposed to be the only
survivor of the Caracoles avalanche,
near the Argentine-Chileanb border.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Firemen Studying Ways
To Combat Bombs

An instructors course in methods
of combating war gases and in
cendiary bombs has been started at
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21
NORTH STAR TO BE REPLACED BY SHIPS OF REGULAR LINES

Arrangements have been made in Seattle for Office of Indian Af fairs freight to be carried to Point Barrow and for north AL aska points by commercial steam CT this summer, Gensral Superin tendent Claude M. Hirst announc ed.
 The regular Alaska supply ship the North Star, has been assign ed to the Atlantic.
 Supplies for Southeast Alaska stations are already being ship ped in by commercial steamer, Hirst said.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21


 In the U. s. Commissioner Court, the following individuals pied guilty to violations of the Alaska Motor V-hicle License Law, and W re fined S10 each.
 E. K. Johansen, Hugo Lindfors, Jim Harper, Ernest Balsiger, Ernest Boulanger, Wilfred Bou- cher, and William Kubitzoff.
 Larry Calvin pied not guilty to a similar violation charge and as a result of a trial in the Commis- Sioaer'S Court he was found guilty and was fined Sl5.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21

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The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21
Chamber Holds
 Noon Luncheon

The first meeting of the Board of Directors of the Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce met in the North Pole Bakery, Tuesday, May 20, with all mem bers present:
 w. P. Wood, Kenneth Rank, S. Stangroom, L. Sullivan, A. Polet, Thos. Morcom. M. D., H. F. Harp CT, H. G. Gabrielson, T. Givan, Ed. Anderson.
 After the T ading of the min utes, Secretary Polet declared the nomination of officers for the ensuing year in order, where upon
 Rev. w. P. Wood was nomin- ated Presid mt, and unanimously elected.
 ThoS. Givan was nominated Vice-President, and unanimously elected.
 H. c. Gabrielson was nomin- ated Treasurer, and unanimously elected.
 A .Polet was nominated Secre- tary, and unanimously elected.
 The report of the Treasurer was read which showed there was a balance on February 20, 1940, of $289.00 There was collect ed during the year, $465, making a total of $754. Expenditures dur ing the year were $663.l3 leaving a net balance on hand of S90.82. This expenditure includes the S200 advanced to the Alaska Plan ming Council for the publication of th-' Preliminary Eoonomic Survey of the Seward Peninsula area. This publication will be re- celved in the near future and will be placed on sale on it's ar rival.
 The Secretary reported that during the week he had collect ed $35 for membership dues for the coming year.
 On motion the Board will meet next Tu sday at noon in the Nev ada Grill at which time the President will announce the ap- pointment of the different com mittees for the Chamber.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21
Army BOmbers Leave For Base

Army BOmberS Leave For Base Will Observe Ice Conditions ......
 The two Bl3-A Army Air Corps bombers which arrived Monday evening took off yester- day fer Pt. Barrow but were only abl. to fly as far as Pt. Lay where they were forced to turn back due to low ceiling and snowfall.
 The plane left Nome this after noon flying directly over Norton Sound and will make a survey of the ice conditions from St. Mi. cha-l to Akulurak, Cape Roman zof, and Nunivak Island. They will then proceed to their base at Elmendorf Field, Anchorage
 The twin flight was under com mand of Lieutenant Don Dunlap who was assisted by the follow ing: Its. Hawley, Demptser, Ma tin and King; Sgts. Sho maker and Schopfin; and Privates Wright and Johansen.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21

The Fire Department was call ed out to extinguish a blaze that threatened the resid. nee of Miss Helen Forshaug, on B Street, near the CAA tractors. The dwelling was apparently fired by a grass fire and about fifty dol lars damage was done to tn back wall and roof.
 The grass around the CAA diesel equipment standing near there was burned and one of the cat cushion covers was destroy ed. It was not known what start the grass fire.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21
RICHARD E. LEE OF NOME MARRIED IN CALIFORNIA

Word has been received by MT. and Mrs. Allan L=e of the mar riage of Mir. Richard Enrich Lee, l son of MT. and Mrs. Richard O. Lee to Miss Corinne Eleanor Flight, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harold William flight of Holly l wood The wedding was held Sunday. May II, in the chapel of the FIrss Presbyterian Church of Santa Barbara. Mir. Flight, father of the brid-, gave his daughter in marriage. One of the brides sis ters, Miss Phyllis flight, was her only attendant, while Dr. Her man R. Baker attended the groom.
 Mir and Mrs. R. O. Lee. who have been enjoying their winter in Los Angeles, and Miss Mar guerite Lee, sister of the groom who has been attending Scripps College, Claremont, California, were all present at the wedding. We are happy to state that Mar guerite will attend Stanford next year, after having passed with high standing the very grilling entrance examinations.
 The bride was born in Boston, Mas, and came west with her parents l8 years ago. She receiv- ed her education in elementary private schools, was graduated from Berkeley Hall High School in Beverley Hills, and is a grad uats of the University of South ern California with a Bachelors degre5 in Speech and French. She was a secretary for the Associat- ed Aviation Underwriters, when she met MT. Lee.
 The groom was born in Seat tie, Washington, received his ele- mentary education in the States, and partly in Nome, studied at the University of Washington, but has resided in Nome for 12 years. He has been attending the University of California at Los Angeles this past winter, taking courses in Mechanical Drawing and Speech, as well as extensive work with the violin and some flying lessons.
 MT. Harold flight, father of the bride owns and operates a Super Service Station, Flights Tower in Hollywood. The groom's fa- ther, MT. Richard o. Lee, togeth- CT with his two sons, MT. Allen w. Lee and MT. Richard E. Lee, operates the Lee Bros. Dredging Go. located at Solomon, Alaska.
 It is believed that the bride and groom, as well as MT. and Mrs. R. o. Lee will wend their steps northward in the very near future.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21
MIROW ACTIVITIES

Today Pilot Bob Long left for Deering, Candle, Taylor and Kot- zebue with express and paSsen- g rs.
 Pilot Sasseen is expected back this evening from Anchorage with express and passengers.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21
Airways News
PAA Activities

Passengers to Fairbanks via PAA Electra Monday afternoon were Miss Edith Hablutzel and John Nobel.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21

The next PAA flight from Fah banks is expected to arrive Nom Friday.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21

NolE Arrival dates Nome sailing dates are
 proximate only All saings subject to change without notice NIT row
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Yesterday-Pilot Frank Whal- ey returned from Unalakleet, Ungalik, Kotzebue and Kougar- ok with Bill Odom and Ralph UIickson.
 Pilot Lund made a trip to Tay- Tor and way points with express.
 Pilot Lund made two trips to Council with freight.
 Pilot Lund made a flight to Deering with Bess Cross and Anne Nienan.
 Today - Pilot Whaley made a trip to Hayccck, Unalakleet, Mos es Point and UngalilI with Bill Odom and Mir Mckenzie,
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-21
1941 SAILING SCHEDULE BERING SEA ROUTE

Ly Seattle D,a No,,s Sa;I sou.h DERBLALY FreighD May 20h May 3Oth Norton Ports
 May 3Ob June 9th Ju,a 1oth sengers Nome Michael SUTHERLAND Freght) Nome June 4tb June 14tb St Michael, SavOonga Gambel Teller, Tin City, Shsh-
 maref Deerng, Keewalik, Kot-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18
JANE WITHERs TO APPEAR AT
 10TH CENTURY
LitfIe Actress Is Starred as "Spitfire" in "6irI
 from Avenue A

Unpredictable Jane Withers Is due Sunday at the 20th Century Theatre in her latest starring pie ture, Girl From Avenue A." The goth Century-Fox film is hailed as the finest vehicle Jane Withers has ever had.
 Jane portrays homeless Bow cry spitfire who is suddenly placed on swanky Park Avenue. She tries to be a lady for her boy friends sake, but you know Jane. She is as mischievously pert as ever and Park Avenue doesn't know what hit 1t.
 A strcng cast of well-known per sonalities supports Jane in Girl frcm Avenue A." Kent Taylor plays the romantic lead while Katharine Aldridge and Elyse Knox battle for hls hand. Prominently featured are Laura Hope Crews, Jessie Ralph, Harry Shannon, Vaughan Chaser and Rand Brooks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18
Radio Talk
 Ex-Governor

Tonight from GAS to T o'clock, Gov Ernest Gruening will give a broadcast over station KINY, his subject being Alaska which is most appropriate as this is Alaska Day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18

CIiAPELADTES MEET TUESDAY
 Announcement was made today that the Chapeladies will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the home of Mrs Frank Maier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18

parlors of the Lutheran Church, and dinner will be served by the Luth- eran Ladies Aid. Members and friends are asked to take their husbands to the dinner, which will begin at 6:30 o'clock.
 Open house for the selectees who will be coming to Juneau this month is also planned by the club, but further arrangements will be made later, as no information is being given as to the movements of the selectees.
 Preparations are complete for the Rice Bowl Tea on Tuesday, given for the benefit of the United China Relief. Among the exhibits of Chinese art will be dolls, pictures, and many objects of pottery, pewter, silver and copper as well as Chin csc embroidery MT Theodore Hod- walker, a teacher in China for several years, will give a talk on that country about o'clock All Juneau citizens are invited to at tend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18
AEDY LAMARR, lhMES SIEWhRT
 COMING SUNDAY
Famous Pair Will Be Seen in Come Live With Me
 Opening di Capitol

Presenting new romantic team which is scheduled to be one of the most popular in screen his- sory, Come Live With Me" CO.,
 tarng James Stewart and Hedy Lamar, under the direction of Clarence Brown, opens Sunday 1t the Capitol Theatre for an en- gagement of three days.
 Based on a story tailor-made for the pair, the plot deals with a beautiful Austrian refugee who is given the alternative of marrying an American citizen and thus ob- taining quota number. or being deported to her native Austria Pre- ferring the former she proposes marriage to Stewart, a penniless young author. Through a purely business arrangement, the marri- age is to give Miss Lamar her number and, in return, Stewart is to have his living expenses paid  until he can sell one of his novels. The complications of this strange deal, made more puzzling when the two fall in love, supplies the screen with one of it's amusing stories
 The supporting cast is headed by Ian Hunter, as the publisher. As his wife is Verree Teasdale, re- membered for her work in T Take This Woman featuring Spencer Tracy and Miss Lamar. Others in the cast are Donald Meek, Barton MacLane, Edward Ashley, Ann Codee, King Baggot, and Mrs. Adeline de Walt Reynolds, eighty years old, who makes her screen debut in the role of Stewards grandmother.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18
MRS. MELSETH LEAVES

Mrs. Peter Melseth left for the westward on the Alaska to join her son who is now employed in An chorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18
TO ISSUE CALL
 TO REV. BOOTH
Congregation of Northern Light Presbyterian
 Church fo Meet

Tomorrow morning .he North ern Light Presbyterian Church will hold a Congregation meeting to receive the recommendation of the Pulpit and Supply Committee, that a call be rendered to the Rev. Willis R. Booth of Sitka, to permanently fill the pulpit of their church.
 This meeting is to be held i'm mediately after the morning service, at which the Rev. Walter Soboleff will preach the sermon, and also act as Moderator for the congrega- tional meeting.
 It is hoped that a call will be extended to Rev. Booth and that he, with Mrs. Booth, will arrive in Juneau to take over the Pastorate of the church early in November
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18

powered by the kids. Louise is found bound and gagged in the secret panel. The kids also encoun- ter state detective who had been trailing Parker.
 However, just as things are be- ginning to go better, the murderer fells Knuckles from behind and pursues the screaming Louise into the secret passageway The kids chase the thug, who after thrill ing capture, is revealed to be a member of the Mori gang.
 Dave O'Brien, who plays Knuck- les, is well remembered for his por- trayal of Corporal Kelly in the "Renfrew of the Mounted series. Dennis Moore, who got his first big chance in Monogram's MI tiny in the Big House." is a men, acing Giles.
 Boys of the City" the second in the East Side Kids" series, was directed by Joe Lewis from the screenplay by William Lively. Sam Katzman produced.
 The public is invited to attend the Pioneers show. which opens at the regular 7:3O o'clock hour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18
PIONEERS TO PRESENT FILM,
 2OTH CENTURY
Local Group Sponsoring Boys of inc City'-
 On Tonight Only

The Pioneers Of Alaska are pre- senting Boys of the City, tonight in their benefit show being given at the goth Century Theatre Ar ranging the affair for the organi- zation is a committee composed of Charles Garter, John Beck, Will liam Markle and Mike Seston
 The East Side Kids come through again in the rollicking action-packed thriller with Bobby Jordan, Leo Gorcey, Dave OBrien and George Humbert in the leading roles.
 A hand-picked group of rough necks. the East Side Kids are led by two members of the origi- nal Dead End Kids" Leo Gorcey and Bobby Jordan.
 While being transported to the country to escaps a court sentence for malicious mischief, they pick up Judge Parker and his ward, Louise, when their car is blown up by time bomb planted by the Mori gang in an attempt to snuff out the Judges life. Due to a breakdown, the kids are forced to spend the night at Parker's gloomy chateau.
 Before they are hardly settled jerked silently away into a secret panel. Shortly after, Judge Parker is found strangled in his room.
 Giles and Simp, members of the Judges staff, accuse Knuckles, brother of one of the kids. They attempt to bind him, but are over
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18
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By RAY PEACOCK AP Feature Service Writer

- V v IVY
 A ILL right, now! Let's cut out \ the monkey work and get that dirt off. How you expect to go to Sunday school tomorrow when you look like the coal man? !. Stop that rowling! I don't know why we have to go through this business every time. What in the lDorld have you got in your hair? Dirt? That's not dirt, that's tar. Where have you been today, anyway? =. No, you can't have any boats in the tub. Not even your submarine. Whats this scratch on your leg from? Didn't l tell you to quit climbing trees? =. l don't care if there rOaS a cat up the tree. You want to break a leg? .. Quit pulling away from me. You must have got some tar in your ear, too. :. What's this black and blue mark from? .. Junior did it, eh? Who started throwing stones first?. For Pete's sake, quit playing with that soap and giue it to me. Will you hold still? .. Now the other ear. .. You'd think l was killing somebody the way you yell. Shut up or I'll forget I'm bigger than you are! -. Stop splashing! I've got to wear this dress tonight. Oh, heavens. The phone. Why does it alarays ring now? =. Come on, get out. That's enough. No, you can't play. Honest to good- ness. sometimes l well, just won't say if. that's all.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18
ASSOCIATED pRE55 FEATURE WRITER IS
 HERE ON BUSINESS

Sam Jackson Feature Service Edi- tor with the San Francisco Bureau of The Associated Press, arrived on the Alaska last night MT Jackson intends to interview both Federal and Territorial officials while on his trip north and make other per- sonal contacts, mainly on National Defense issues.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18

Empire Classifieds Payl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18
DEFENSE DINNER SET OCT. 29 BY
 W0MAN'S CLUB

The date of october 29 is set for the National Defense dinner of the Juneau Woman's Club, it was an nounced today by Mrs. John Me Cormick.
 The affair will be held in the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18
BEDDING. CLOTHING
 FOR CHILDREN NOW
 WAIVED AT MISSION

Mrs. c. w. Wade. of the Juneau City Mission, is soliciting. bedding and also clothing for children for distribution. Any articles suitable may be left at the Mission on South Franklin street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-18
Alaska Day
 Observed

This is Alaska day and banks and territorial offices are observ- ing it by remaining closed.
 Federal and city offices are open and business is being conducted as usual on any busy Saturday.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
RY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Here is a brief outline by Senate
Majority Leader Barkley OF the
administration price bill;
Generally speaking, the bill au-
thorizes the President to establish
maximum or ceiling prices for any
commodities, principally on the
basis of prices prevailing on July
%, 1941, with adjustments for vari-
GUS other factors. The bill further
provides, with reference to agricul-
tural commodities, that no ceiling
may be established below ITO per
cent of parity, or the price prevail
ing on July 20, 1941. whichever Is
higher.
every determination of ceiling
prices must be accompanied by a
statement of the considerations un-
derlying it, and is subject to COM
plete judicial review by a three
Judge emergency court of appeals,
and by the Supreme Court of the
United States on certiorari.
"The President may also establish
maximum rent ceilings but only in
defense areas. and only with respect
to relatively low-cost housing ac-
commodations the rents OF which
have increased 10 per cent or more
Evening star., 1941-08-02
British Office 10 Take Over
John Marshall Apartment

Tenants of another apartment
hotel, the John Marshall, at 1910
K street NV, were looking for new
homes today after receiving notice
yesterday to vacate by September /,
when the British Supply Council
will take over the premises for
offices.
Previously tenants at the Grafton
Hotel, 1889 Connecticut avenue
NV, received a similar notice to
vacate by the end of the month.
The same British agency is moving
into the Grafton.
The John Marshall is an eight
story building. 1t has approximately
100 tenants. The Grafton Hotel
houses $50 persons.
1t was said at the British Supply
Council headquarters today that
both buildings would be used entirely
for Offices, which we're badly needed
for the expanded personnel of the
organization, now approximately
1,T00. The council new occupies the
ninth floor of the Willard Hotel,
the Bradford Apartments. at 1900 z
street NV; the Mccormick Apart
ments, at 1785 Massachusetts avenue
NV, and a portion of the building
at 1918 K street NV.