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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
IIRV HAGERUp
 CARRIES LEAD FOR KEGLERS

Irv Hagerup chalked up another high total for himself on the Elks bowling alleys last night as he rolled 637 to sweep the field and lead his Alaska aundry keglers to l whitewash win over the Golden Age squad. Final totals for the two teams were 4 to in game score and l278 to l404 in pin score.
 An absent Hehning team split 8 match with the Juneau Florists in he first play of the evening. The Florists held pin play edge of i3 points over the Henning boys who were bowling their average score.
 The goth Century. led by Dr. Stewart, walloped the Juneau Drug keglers to and ended with totals of 1456 and 1882 with the 20th Century squad leading.
 Tonight's matches are between the First National Bank and the Engineers at 2 o'clock, the Dodge Dealers and the California Gro cery at 8:l5 o'clock and the Capi tol Theatre and the Butler-Maurc squad at 9:30 o'clock.
 Last nights bowling scores fol- low:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
Monument Is Plan ned for
 Forward Pass

SANDUSKY, Ohio. March 25.-A monument to the forward pass in football may be erected nearby at Cedar Point
 The Maroons, an organization of former professional football play CTS, plans to place huge boulder at Cedar Point where the late Knute Rockne and Gus Dorais, University of Detroit coach, first practiced the forward pass which Notre Dame elevens popularized.
 Both Rockne and Dorais were Notre Dame students who spent their vacations working at the Ce- dar Point summer resort during the 1912 through 1915 seasons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25

Totals .....s..... 446 472 l404 Average score. Did not bowl.
 The boomerang first was used by Australian aborigines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25

pitchers who will win at least 20 games each. Rowe won "A and Bridges g for the Tigers in 1884 and Carl Hubbell took 21 and Hal Schumacher B the same year for the Giants Lefty Gomez accounted for 2l and Red Ruffing 20 for the Tanks in 1887.
 You'll have to check far back in the record books, however, 10 find any other team that could boast pair of 20-game winners for two straight years.
 The Reds No. 3 man isn't
 far behind Paul and Bucky.
 Young Gene Thompson grabbed 16 last year and should be good for more. Whitey Moore has all ways been a good pitcher just
 step from big-game star. He's due to hit the jackpot anytime now.
 Then there are Joe Beggs, who won a dozen, chiefly in relief roles the veteran Jim Turner and John ny Wander Nicer, who may have another good year Elmer Riddle John Hutchings, Witt Guise an Bob Logan may add eight or ter wins each. Logan was the tor southpaw in the American Associa- ton with IS wins for Indianapolis Monte Pearson, who was an in. and-outer with the Yankees, i! another McKechnie is counting on Monte can't think of any ailments to mention.
 I'm in top shape and believ' I can win hatful of games fo the Reds," he says.
 That pitching corps is what thu other clubs are going to find hare to beat. Other clubs can boast bet ter outfields and infields and mor, punch but, on paper, they can match the Reds hurling
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25

piece of birthday cake. Anna also went to New York and did a radio broadcast.
 Back with her family, in this small mining community, Anna exulted over "the happiest 10 days of my life.'
 Thanks to Steve, the practical joker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
BUILDING PERMITS

Two building permits were issued oday by City Engineer Frank Met calf. One, valued at $500, was issued to E. A. Kirby for the construction ,f garage at 1909 West 9th Street.
 Another was issued to Mrs. Sam Rosenburg for the repair of the foun- datiOn of her home at 319 Sixth Street Construction will be handled 5y C. A. Lindberg. Cost is estimated at $350.
 Subscribe to the Daily Alasks Empire--the paper with the larges- @id circulation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
By WICK TEMPLE AP Feature Service

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 25-- Snowman Mike Jacobs may be the gentleman who crowns the ring champs but it's the unobtrusive trainer in the thousands of little amateur clubs strewn over the coun- try who rock the cradle of fistiana. For each fleeting moment fight CT appears in the glare of bright lights before big metropolitan crowds he's probably spent days sharpening his mitts with the neighborhood scrappers in some upstairs training quarters.
 "There wouldn't be so much &C., tivity in boxing without the amateur clubs" declares Pennsylvania's Ath- letic Commissioner, Havey Boyle. They serve as recruiting field for the professional ranks. Most cham pions develop in these clubs. Some start out as pros but they are rare ! Failure of some cities to turn out titleholders like they used to might be traceable to dearth of amateurs
 Right now simon pure boxing thriyes in the Pittsburgh district wl1ere some 50 clubs draw talent from sturdy families of miners, steel I workers, and other laborers.
 Producer of Champs Out of local amateur organiza- tions have come champs and top notchers like Harry Greb. Frank Klaus, Sammy Angott, Teddy Yarosz, Fritzie zivic and his four fighting brothers. Billy Soose, John Henry Lewis, Tommy Ryan and others too numerous to mention. l Billy Conn is Pittsburgh's only fistic great who forsook the anna teur path to jump right in as a pro- fessional-an exception to the rule.
 Amateur boxing clubs are won derful thing and think Pittsburgh has the best in the country" en- thusistically declares Klaus, former middleweigh king.
 The boys go down to the gym like they were going to work. It makes gentleman out of them-keeps them off the street. They've gotta be tough to be fighters but not rough necks."
 McGirr's Place Typical
 Typical of amateur training cen ters is, Jim McGirr's well-equipped McKeesport Athletic Club where Policeman Duke O'Hara now puts g prospects through their paces daily in third-floor arena. McGirr, pro- noting among the amateurs for 26 years, draws recruits from the mills and mines at $1 a month.
 This year O'Hara, trainer of anna teurs for 28 years and former fighter, got four boys in finals of the diamond belt journeys, testing grounds for the simon pures.
 McGirr's typical amateur does four or five months training before he's ever put in the ring. Then he is carefully matched with fighter of equal ability.
 If a boy is really going any place in the boxing world, after 16 months he should be able to fight the best amateur in the country. Three years and some 300 fights among the amateurs teaches him enough to take care of himself among the pros. Another year with the amateurs ruins him-gets him on to style he can't alter upon turning pro
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25

Chemists report that if you wrap green vegetables in damp cloth or paper before placing them in ice-boxes they will be kept rich in Vitamins A and c. Otherwise, vitamins are lost with evaporation Of moisture in the vegetables.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-25
HELP AN ALASKAN Telephone 7l3 or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service
for this qualified worker

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR -- Woman, married, age 25, high school and business college training Seven years experience as comptometer op- orator. Call for ES 274
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

The Currier Lumber Company
which was involved in a dispute
with the AFL transfers union
two months ago. today signed a
contract with the Go United Con-
struction Workers organizing COM
mittee covering nearly 200 of its
employees.
The contract gives the newly
organized Currier local bargaining
rights for five years. Wage scales
were not altered by the contract
because, Burley Kistner, union
president, said "our present sched-
ule is already higher than the rest
of the industry
In June the AFL picketed the
lumber company as part of city
wide piCketing because of a dis
pute at the Detroit Lumber Com
pany. A riot broke out when the
Courier company attempted 10
make deliveries and Arthur G.
lQueaSbarth. a union picket, was
fatally injured by a rock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Sfalkeai
u. S. Warship Trailed
by Submarine

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. -
President Roosevelt in his broad.
cast revealed that two months
ago an Axis submarine had
trailed and sought to attack an
American battleship in American
waters.
Describing the incident, the
said:
'In July, 1871, an American
battleship In North American
waters was followed by a sub
marine which for a long time
sought to maneuver itself into
a position of attack.
THE periscope of the subma-
rine was clearly seen.
mo British or American sub
marines were within hundreds
of miles of this spot at the time,
so the nationality of the subma-
rine is clear"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
Buick Pay Rolls
To Set New High

FLINT. Sept 12-The PAY rolls
Of the Buick division of General
Motors VIII soon reach an all-time
high because Of defense arplane
engine production both here and in
the new Chicago plant Harlow II.
CurtiCe, president and general
manager Of the division said today
in an address prepared for Buick S
5000 dealers IN Tho nation.
Curtice estimated that 800
viii he employed on airplane parts
IN Flint plants and 10000 in Mel
rose Park in Chicago. when lull
production is reached.
Curticc said projects in The
making ''will ultimately bring our
defense employment 10 a total
OF moro than 10000 employees.
divided equally between Flint and
Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

Tor the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

This price covers entrance fee, rs shells.
and rs targets. If you care to shoot
more than one round, the cost viii be
SIPS for each round.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
OPOR1ES
M GOMEZ PELEARA
ESTA NOCHE CON JAIME
SOFA -

FL joven soldado Tommy
Gomez, que recientemente
contrajo matrimonio con una
bella muchacha, volvera hey
al cuadri!atcro y Sc batira, en-
ell Coliseo de la isla Davis, ron
ell espahol Jaime Sofa, un We
terano de dos continentes.
Gomez Sc ha preparado
bien para el combate y los pc
ritos afirman que pondra a
dormir o derrotara facilmente
a Jaime.
Leto tiene completa confiar
"a en- los punos de su dirigi.
do y ell captain Peoples sostie
ne que Tommy Sc llevara una
gran sorpresa.
Ell gladiator tampeno Sc Ell
tren6 en- ell Campamento Blan
ding con ell negrgo Kid Smell,
exsocio de practicas del cam
pe6n Jose Luis. Shell tomara
parte en- ell programa de hoy,
boxeando con I'm hombre de
su raza.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
ANUNClESk EN-
LA GACETA

Ir5 de su pecho, al tempo que
contestaba:
IFS verdad, Pura!... iSon
muy lindaS!..
Il Qui6n sabe 81 nuestra hiia
sera asi va! iAsi podria ser t..
iAsi sera, 81 vive!..
Fue solo un momento
En- seguida, la marquesa de
Rio Verde, acOmpahada de los
cuatro ninos, Sc perdi6 por IN
paseo lateral, precisamente Dor
uno de aquellos paSeos donde.
nueve o diez amos antes, habia
rcbado a Antohita de su coche.
1ura, ell IborrGcho v criminal
COgorza..,
Pura y Gustavo apenas ha-
bian entrevisto, de lejos, duran
te unos segundos, la figurilla a.
dorable de su hijita, jnto a la
iigurila no menos adorable dc
Celia.
liza vida guerra ser piado-
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
LA ELUVHA oBG1GO A SUs-
FENDER Ell A DE
AVER

No pudieron jUlgar en- ell par
que Cuscaden, a causa de Ia
lluvia, los peloteros del Gen.
tro Asturiano y los de la Unto
ne Italiana.
Habra que esperar una Sc
mana mas, tempo que approve
5hara Casares para dar a sus
muchachos la "forma perfec-
ia" que la victoria demanda.
Piniella estaba aver en- con-
diciones para colgar las nueve
"chapas" a los garibaldinos;
pero la lluvia Sc interpuso en-
su canine.
Como saben nuestros lecto-
res, la Unione, bajo ell conan
do del "gordito" Domingo, ga
no ell primer partido de la Sc
RE decisiva.
Domingo habta %prometido
la 1omita," aver, a Babe"
Fernandez.
La batalla del venidero do
mingo, 81 no llueve sera presen
ciada por miles de fanatics.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

de que, una vez encontrada Ma.
ria de la Cruz, una vez encon-
trada Celia, 10 mejor eS que no
siga adelante ese proceso, mo
creeS?...
La marquesa comprendi6 de
IN modo fulminante
Y contest6:
-iAh, claro ,claro!... IA que
7amOs a dejar que Sc de otro es-
eandalo, cuando esta en- nuestra
nano 81 evitarlo?... I've, We Y
5elegrafia a Caspe Immediate
mente, para que pongan a esas
mujeres en- seguida en- libertad !
Y anunCia IqWe escribes. para
que Sc de por terminado csc fG-
nebre Y horrible aSunto.
Il Ahora mismo! iMtarin!
-murmur6 ell marques, cogien-
do ell tubo de 6rdenes.
El coche ~disminuy6 la mar
,ha.
Pare listed ahi, en- la Casa
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
JUGARON AVER LOS PRO
HARMON Y
KIMBRCUGH

New York, Octubre 20.-
Los nuevos futbolistas profe-
sionales Tommy Harmon y
John Kimbrough jugaron aver
con ell New York, de la Liga
Americana, pero NADIA notable
realizaron.
Ell New York hizo siete pun
tos y no pudo evitar que los
Toros de Columbus hicieron O.
tros tantos, quedando empa.
tado ell juego.
Presenciaron la batalla, pa.
gando la entrada, 25,385 per.
sonas.
Harmon anot6 ell touch.
down. por ell New York y MAJ
tinivich hizo ell punto adicio.
nal. Bob Davis pas6 la meta
con ell bal6n, en- beneficio del
Columbus, Y Labay agreg6 ell
s6ptimo punto,
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

al fin baj6 la marquesa, ayu-
dada por los pequenos.
Enfrente del sitio donde ha-
bian echado pie a terra, senta-
dos en- uh banco, habia un Pc
queno grupo de burgueses.
Fran tres hombres, dos mule
res y un Aiho.
Las mujeres "a Id vista de la
elegante tropa que descendia
del auto soberbio. Sc quedaron
miranda extasiadas a los nihos,
a las ninas EN- particular, Y una
de elias coment6, dirigiendOse
a uno de los caballeros que esta-
Tan en- Ell banco:
Il Mira, Gustavo!... fFfjate
que nihas mas lirdasl
Ell caballero-que no era otro
que Gustavo de la Gandara-.
miro hacia las gentes que des.
cendsap del carruaje.
I'm suspirO muy levA Sc esca-
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

de Correos.
El marques, al llegar al pala.
cio de CommicacioHes, sc
ape6, diciendo a Su mujer Y a
los ninos:
lid para allal 70 Os bus
care luego en- el paseo de coches,
pot MARTINEZ Campos.
o.
FL auto que conducia a la mar
ouesa de Rio Verde y a los cua-
tro ninos, Sc detuvo, en- efecto,
POGO despues, en- 81 hermoso par
que madrileho, ante la estatua
de Martinez CampoS.
Martin echo pie a terra, a
briendo la portezuela, al mismo
que Sc descubria.
Primera bajaron los ninos,
Miguelito. o sea Tony, Dick, Y
las nihas, Norma y Ketty,
convertidas ahora en- Antohita
y EN- Celia, desde que llegaran
al palacio de la Castellana.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
ESTAN EMPATADOS EN- Ell
PRIMER LUGAR EDISON,
PLANT Y

Sc italian empatados en- ell
primer lugar de la Conferen-
ella de los mayores institutes
del Estado, los equipos de Mia
mi Edison, Panteras de Plant
v Terriers de Hillsborough.
e. Edison lleva ganados cua
tro partidos y no ha perdido
uinguno, siendo su promedio
de 1000; las Panteras y Hills
borough han ganado dos cada
uno. sin derrotas, y este les da
dere3ho a un promedio de
1000.
Estan empatados despu6s,
con GET puptos cada uno, Or
lando, Plant City y st. Peters
burg.
En- los puestos de la cola
marchan, en- orden de puntos
anotados, Jackson, Lee, Gain
esville, Clearwater, Lakeland,
West Palm Beach Y Landon,
Andres Jackson atropell6
ell sabado, en- Jacksonville, al
Julia Landon.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
TIRANDO Ell BALON
LOS PARTIDOS DE LOS ms
TITUTOS LOCALES

Jugaran en- Tampa, en- la
presente semana, los equipos
de Plant, Jefferson Y los Je :
suitas; pero los Terriers juga-
ran ell proximo viernes por la
noche, en- Jacksonville, con ell
fuerte 'once" del Robert E.
Lee.
Sturgeon Cherry llevara
con 81 a todos los muchachos
de primera fila.
Los Dragones de Jefferson,
que Siguen dando Sorpresas Sc
batiran ell jueves por la noche,
en- Phillips Field, con los atle-
tas del Miami Beach.
Bill Harker, ell mentor del
Jefferson, Sc propone conQuis-
tar otra victoria, aunque no es
ia bien enterado, segdn dijo,
de la potencia de los visiantes.
Las Panteras recibiran ell
viernes, tambien en- Phillips
Field, la vista del Orlando.
Los Tigres de Palma Celia ven
cieron la semana pasada a los
generates de Lee, de Jackson
vile, con anotaci6n de 8 por
6. Estan lastimados, pero cree
sc qoa podran jugar, Pembar.
ton y Millsap.
FL partido de los Jesuitas Sc
efectuara ell domingo por la
tarde, en- Phillips Field, con-
ira ell San Pablo, de st. Peters
burg. Los Jesuitas han hecho
cuatro "salidas" en- todas elias
fueron vapuleados.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
CON Los cuANrEs
GOMEZ EN- Acc1oN

Veremos hoy en- acci6n, en-
els Ccliseo, I'm precioso To-
cal, al tampeho Tommy Co
mez Y al iberico jaime Sofa.
Tommy amelia recuperar Ell
prestigio perdido cuando Bud
dy Scott, ell actual bombero de
MacDill, lie puso a dormir.
Jose Leto, ell mentor del sol
dado, dijo aver: Creiamos que
Scott no ameritaba un perfec
to entrenamiento y nos equi-
vocamos.
Gomez habia descuidado su
preparation; pero ESQ no vel
vera a ocurrir. Muchas cosaS
inesperadas pueden suceder en-
e. p~ugilismo."
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

minales, comprendi6 que Eula.
liza fingia, y decide acabar de
una vez.
Sc acerc6 al lecho.
a!-diJo con voz Fir.
me- que hizo a la herida abrir
los ojos como con gran traba-
Jo-4; tengo el sentimiento de
que comprObado que listed es
una gran criminal, que usted es
IA v%etoadera anvenenadora del
oanqUolo don Rodrigo. desde
'hora eleyo su jatenci6n a pri-
son. v amparandome en- la
Ley decreto la confiscaci6n
sus bienes.
La cinica no esperaba este
terrible desenlace.
gu emoci6n fu6 tan grande,
que estuvo a punto de traicio-
narse.
AbriendO del TODD los ojos,
levandOse una manO al pecho
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

81 jaime Sofa, como Sc di-
&C, es IN veterano de gran ha-
bilidad Y resistencia, la victo-
ria de Gomez no Sc producira
Ell los tres primeros asaltos.
Con habilidad y potencia
para resistir, Sola podra ca
pear ell temporal" de los pri.
meros minutes.
81 ademas de la habilidad
ell espanol puede pegar.... Ell
tOnces surgira aQuello de la
"sorpresa desagradable."
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
Sc FRACTURE Ell BRAZO
IZQUIERDO

Ell corpulento futbolista y
p%elotero Johnny Clements,
miembro del "once" de los Es-
p~artanos, Sc fracture ell brazo
izquierdo, Ell viernes por IA no
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

En- las practicas, hace pocos
dias, Gomez lie ATTIC un formi
cable ~puhetazo al negro Di-
yie Lee y le puso a dormir.
Esto prueba que sus puios
no tienen "herrumbre."
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

81, senior, compre Il
pintura b. L. P. Sofa
sc VendG en- King
Hardware, ga. ayen,da
Y Gale Is,
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

Freddie Barrie, que estuvo
de vista en- New York, Sc ba-
ira con frankie Thomas.
En- ell 1ltimo encuentro que
los dos sostuvieron, ell triunfo
Sc concedi6 a Thomas.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

Ell Sr. Garner Johns, entire
nador de Sofa, ha dicho que
Jaime prepare una sorpresa
para los fieles locales. ~ Sc
ra una sorpresa desagradable!
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
Gaceta Folletin No. 1856
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
@Sabes una cosa, Moves?
-iQue?

%ISabes una cosa, Moves?
@SQue?
Ii Veras !-respondi6 ell mar
huas pensativo-. Que pienso,
que en- vista de csc cable del So
brino..., 10 primero que hay que
hacer es.. mo te 10 supones?
-iNo, hijo miol iTd me di-
rAs!
-Pues 10 primero que hay
que hacer es telegrafiar a Cas-
lpe, para que pongan en- libertad
a aquellas dos myjeres que es-
tan detenidas. IND te parece?
GAquella gefte de los ca
4 81, los del Ct GO. COmpren-
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
che, = no podsA tugar en- 10
que Pesta de Ia tenporada.

Jug 1SoId NC I'd ISAlPOI %Aas
Clements venla uganda con
innegable eficiencia la posi-
ci6n Gle "halfback."
FL sabado Sc lie hicieron va
rias radiografias y Sc di6 a co
nocer la desagradable noticia.
Como pelotero Clements es
un pitcher, y lama con la ma
no derecha.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
Rheumatic Happy;
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very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain to your satisfaction-your money will be
refunded. Don't suffet. Ask your druggist today
h NURITO on this guarantee. U.N.C9
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
CAPITULO XIV

ST; Eulalia de las Torres aca.
bahia de recObrar ell conocimien.
to.
En- vano habia intentado fin
sirse hasta ahora d6bl. aplas.
tada por el dolor v los sufri.
mientos fisicos, como sumida en-
IN sopor que la impedia hab'ar
y pensar, para evitarse las pre-
lun,as, los -interrogatcrios in
t@erminables del juzgado.
FL juez, hombre ducho ~ a
cOstumbrado a burlar y desen-
ma9carar a los mas graudes cri
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

sa del TODD con estos pobres pa
dres, que ahora suspiraban dolo
f%oSamente, pensando en- la hiia
armada, en- la hija tai vez perdi-
"a para siempre!
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

viCtOFiano Manteiga, Editor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-09

who has prominent part in bringing Morris and Miss Wyatt together in the final fade-out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-09
DOUBLE BILLING
 ON LAST TlMES
 AT LOCAL HOUSE
20th Century Theatre Tea. lures Mystery Film Plus
 Romantic Drama

A refreshing romance of the road ends tonight on a double bill fea- ture at the 2Oth Century Theatre in Heaven with Barbed Wire Fence,' the 20th Century-Fox pie ture featuring Jean Rogers, Ray mond Walburn. Marjorie Rambeau, Glenn Ford and Nicholas Conte.
 Jean is seen as a ''hitch-hike" girl; Glenn Ford, promising new ccmer from the stage, is seen as a bcy "cn the road" She's afraid and friendless, he's lonely and brcle. Headed nowhere, fast, with cut hope or a dream between them, you'll agree that it takes nerve for a pair of kids like this to fall in lcvc. But that's just what happens and you'll join in their tears and heartaches and laughter as you roam the road with them in Heaven with .Barbed Wire Fence
 Private Detective" also playing, Warner Eros. thrilling melodrama, with Jane Wyman, Dick Foran and Maxie "Adonis" Rosenbloom in the starring roles.
 Returning to the type of detec- tive role she portrayed in "Torchy Plays with Dynamite Jane Wy man uses all her ingenuity to pre- vent boy friend, Dick Foran, from arresting the wrong man in the pictures puzzling murder mystery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-09
ARMY OFFICE
 HERE TO GET
 AN INSPECTION
Colonel MCDowaII Here for Routine Check of Ad-
 jutant General

Here for routine inspection of the finances and properties of the Adjutant Generals office, Lieuten- ant Colonel John M. McDQwell and Warrant Officer Willard R. Kuhn of the Inspector Generals office of Ninth Corp Area headquarters in San Francisco arrived in Juneau yesterday on the northbound steam CT Columbia.
 Registered at the Baranof Hotel, the two Army men, accompanied by Mrs Mcdowell, have made an inspection of finances at Annette Island They will continue to the Westward in approximately week, stopping at Haines, Yakutat, Arl- chorage and Fairbanks. They ex- pect to return to San Francisco Withins~a month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-09

Alaska is more than twice the size of Texas.