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La gaceta., 1941-09-03
ACTUALIDAD MUNDIAL

De los dos districts en- quA
nueytro pueblo conchrri6 aver
a las urnas a demostrar la So
berania de Su voluntad, atribu-
y6 ell mas destacado de nuestra
condici6n de pueblo libre, en- ell
nimero 8 result6 reelecto por
una mayoria decisiva de sufra-
gios ell Conceal Frank Came
LA, cuyo triunfo no ha sido pa
ra nosotros motive de la mas
mfnima sorpresa.
Aparte de La capacidad y
hombria de bien de cuantos en-
su contra corrieron, estabamos
SECURES de que ell electorate del
Distrito No. 8 no podria olvidar
cuanto debe al Sr. Cannella, Gu
va labor en- ell Consistorio y Gu
va labor en- la Gale, dia por dfa,
no una semana antes de las
elecciones-hablan muy alto de
su capacidad, de su consciencia
de que Sc debe en- TODD momen-
to debe reparar en- Sacrificios
un mandatario, cuando Sc ira
ia de uchar pOr los i~ntereses
de sus mandanteS.
La victoria de Cannella, tras
los miSltiples ataques de- que
fUera obieto,-tgue a nuestro
juicio constituyeron gai fuente
mas baSica de Su propagan-
da-, nos satiSface intensamen-
tie, como amigos personales que
somos del lustre edil y como ciu
dada anhelosos de yer la coSa
pGblica siempre en- manos de los
mas capacitadoS y los mas alb
negados, y eStamos SECURES de
que nuetro jubilo e Compatible
primordialmente por los incon-
tables miembros de la clase ira
bajadora local, para quienes
Cannella ha sido en- TODD mo-
mento un verdadero protector.
La prensa controlada pOr los
nazis en- ell area ocupada de Pa
ris, anunciaba en- sus ediciones
de hoy que un gran n1mero de
''turistas" americanOs estaban
arribando al estrategico puerto
Y ciudad de Dakar, en- ell Afri-
ca Equatorial Francesa.
Sc quejan los germanOs del
desmedido interes que parece
dominar a Estados Unidos en-
las regiones del Trans+Sahara y
otros sectores del Norte de A
frica, y lanzan un alerta enca-
minado a poner fin a I'm estadO
de cosas que ellos consideran,
de acuerdo con ell tono de las
notas periodfsticas, ell acto van
dalico mas reprobable del mum
do.
Realmente resulta extrano
que un pueblo como ell germa-
no, agresor por e~xcelencia, y
tan apegado al "turismo",-ahi
estan las cr6nicas diarias de los
ultimos dos amos sea ahora ell
que Sc escandalice porque los
Norteamericanos han tornado
afici6n a los Wales, e imitan en-
parte tan improbable sus me-
todos.
Sin embargo, no creemos que
haya NADIA de cierto en- la de-
nuncia, y 81 estimamos muy po-
sible que la denuncia traiga con
sligo, quizas muy en- breve, la
mas en&rgica de las actuacio-
mes pOr parte del III Reich con-
ira estos territories franceses,
a los fines de 'proteger" a sus
habitantes de la "ferocidad" de
los "~turistas' americanos.
Todavia estan frescas en-
nuestra imagination las denun-
cias reiteradas de "maltratos"
v "depreciaciones" de toda in
dole de que eran victimas las
minorfas germanas en- ell Sud
oriente de Europa, en- Polonia
Y en- otros lugares, y sabemos
tambien, como 10 sabe TODD ell
mundo, cual fue para estas ma
clones ell resultado final de tales
denuncias, que no tuvieron nun
ca mas fundamentO que los pa
peles timhradCs en- que Sc en-
viahan &aEiSmsnts . b prensa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
ARIZONA COLOR FILM OPENS AT
 10TH CENTURY

No Hollywood drug store cowboys are those seen in Monogram's The Gentleman From Arizona" starting tonight at the 20th Century. Di- rector Earl Haley selected them from several of the huge ranches spread over Arizona.
 It was the first time the cowboys had ever worked in a movie and Haley claims that despite their in- experience the men whipped up so much enthusiasm for their movie debut that is was difficult for him to persuade them to stay on their ranches instead of coming to Holly wood. They finally became prac- tical and decided that forty month with keep wasn't so bad after all.
 "The Gentleman From Arizona" was filmed in its entirety in ard around Phoenix, Arizona, in natural colcr In some of the wild horse scenes it was necessary to use three cameras to keep up with the swift and exciting action.
 Heading the cast is veteran screen actor J. Farrell Macdonald. Others playing prominent roles include Jchn King, Craig Reynolds, Joan Barclay, Ruth Reece, l0-year-old radio star, and Rex, Jr., son of the famous movie horse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08

 DRAFT DAY
 COOPERATION
All Males Over 2t, Under 36 Required to Regis
 fer January 22

! A statement explaining details of the selective service registration on January g and urging all Alaskans to cooperate fully in order 10 make it as complete as possible was issueo today by Gov Ernest Gruening. His statement is as follows:
 On January 22nd, all male citi zsns as well as male aliens, in AL aska, who On that day have reached their 2lst birthdays and who have net reached their 33th birth days. are required to register fer the Sc, ,-ctive Service. EXCEPTIONS: Those per- sons serving in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Coast and Gecdetic Survey, Army Reserve, Navy Reserve, Marine Corps Re- serve, CT National Guard are not required to register.
 "Over 250 registration boards have been set up ever the Territory for convenience of these who must re- gister
 "Iu the Incorporated cities, regis trat.cn boards have been appointed by the mayors and city councils, and the places Of registration designated by them
 Outside these Incorporated cities, registration boards have been ap- pointed at each place where there is a Territorial or Federal School, and registration will take place in the school buildings.
 Outside incorporated cities, and where there arc no Territorial nor Federal Schools, registration boards have been appointed at each Post Office.
 Registration materials were re- ceived at the Governors Office on | December 24 and forms for regis tratioa were mailed on the next boat to the outlying districts. All regis traticn boards have been advised that if the forms do not arrive by the 22nd of January, they are to re- gister the men as soon after the g as is possible.
 The Governor and the Director of Selective Service request that all persons cooperate as fully as pos sible on Registration Day, in order to make the registration as complete as is possible"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
CAPITOL OFFERS
 FAN0US PLAY ON
 ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Raymond Massey Appears as Great Eman1ipator
 in Three-Day Show

Notable in the annals of film pro- duction Robert E. SherWood's Pu- litzer Prize Play, Abe Lincoln in lllnoi.," comes to the Capitol Theatre tonight for a three-day run, with the distinguished actor, Raymcnd Massey, in the title role.
 Some three-dozen outstanding players head the supporting cast. Massey plays the role, the creation CT which, in the Broadway stage ve~sion, brought him nationwide acclaim and elevation to the top rank of the theatres character delineatoTs.
 Faithfully following the stage play that took the nation by storm, Abe Lincoln in Illinois" deals in absorbing fashion with Lincolns amazing career between the ages of 21, when he was gangling young eackNoodsman and of 52, when he was elected to the Presidency in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
PERCY'S CAFE
s IT Q P
S V
 AT PERcY'S CATE Breokfost Dinner or Light Lunches . DELICIOUS FOOD . FOUNTAIN SERVICE . REFRESHMENTS

although going poetic tragedy to farce about far one go being before however. Laughton has trouble he's comedian in pic t,re tragic and accepted time.
 Besides haven't enough pictures to be established type special set of mannerms any would to That makes it sim pier"
 Meredith whi looking play scripts liking Ho lywood offers AND and like be Right it's in Hollywood he exciting program coming 
 pugger for actors getting back to the Says it's tonic"
 pictures, stage form of liberation. After stage you back pictures to work at little neglected the theatre In pictures you usually play with quiet work angles number tricks good people to back where the necessity variety helps where pick certain grossness developed in work"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
Evangelist Speaks0uf
 Al Revival
Tells of No Mans Land'' Last Night-New Subject
 Be Discussed Tonight

Mir Lester r. Sumrall, the world traveller and Evangelist conducting meetings at the Bethel Assembly of God, on Main Street, spoke on No Mans Land" last night. The church was comfortably filled, and Pastor Ralph E. Baker reports very unusual service, as men and women were stirred by the message.
 Tonight MT. Sumrall will be speaking about THE JEW IN EU- ROPE TODAY" He states that Jew ish authorities report some 100000 martyrs in Europe last year. Sum- 'all predicts even more this year.
 Among Sumralls sayings last night were the following:
 Men boast that this is a man made world From it's present condi- tions we almost wish the women would make one! sssia
 Europe has a class system Am erica has A CASH system ? ss1
 "We have sufficient Churchanity, the world now needs some Christ ianity s 9 lFt eas's sf gs's sf4a Tt took men 2,000 years Of hard work to dig 50 per cent of the gold of the world. Now we have gone down to Fort Knox and put 1t down in the earth again. Why not just leave 1t there in the first placer"
 T have noticed that the Natives of Alaska put on exhibition a family tree Of funny faces. If some of us produced faithful record of our family tree, it would have some strange creatures like a horse with ] human head&tc remember our uncle that wasSasaiorse hteifl'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
Luuefia Botsford Reelected President
 Trinity Junior Guild

Mrs. Lucretia BotSford was re- elected President of the Trinity Ju- nior Guild at the meeting held last evening at the home of Mrs. Court ney Smith. Mrs. Don Hanebury is Vice-President, Mrs. H. w. Stinch- ccmb, Secretary and Mrs. Elmer Benedict, Treasurer.
 At the beginning of the evening a buffet supper was served by the Mesdames Burr Johnson, Courtney Smith, Vern Soley and Don Hane- bury and the Misses Marjorie Tillot- son and Alice Johnson. After the election the time was spent in knit ting for the Red Cross
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08

Alaska Tuberculosis Association to- day mailed 932 reminder cards and letters to residents of Gastineau Channel who received seals on No vember 26 but who have to date made no return on them.
 The seal sale in Juneau is still approximately $100 short of last years total but members of the local group are hopeful that the results of the follow up cards will again put Juneau over the top.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
Hollywood S,ghh And Soax4s
-Us aehA.a css~s :

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Jan 8.-The months most interesting matter movie roes Burgess Meredith concerned about is Meredith himself.
 = Bugs" to his friends = has been but he looks set to stay town awhile Things breaking right Better for instance than they did after his first movie "Winterset"
 that after the bit artistic etbacks Hops and first really big impetus in the theatre. He picture it then his RKO contract brought
 pictures holding less interest for him than for audiences if possible Maybe they bad, but they nothing a rising young actor his time occasionally but excited about only of Mice and Men"
 "Wnterset" poetic tragedy "Of Mice Men" earthly He plays scewba Second following it with the dizziy temperament Lubschs That Uncertain complete Gabos also comedienne "Ninotchka' that's Meredith schedule includes New Wine" which the tragic role of Franz Schubert.
 I'm not worried about these changes of types"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
{. D. A. to Resume
 Red Cross SewinQ

After a vacation over the holidays, the Catholic Daughters of America will resume their sewing for the Red Cross with an all-day meeting be- ginning at 930 o'clock tomorrow morning at the home of Mrs. George Simpkins. Luncheon will be served at noon. As it is hoped to complete the remainder Of the wool dresses assigned them the committee is eager to have as many as possible attend for the full day. Those un-t able to do so, may come for either the morning or afternoon session.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
(KILDREN'5 BUREAU as
 C0N5ULTANT HERE

Miss Aleta Brownlee, Regional Ccnsultant on Child Welfare for the U. s. Children's Bureau, is here frcm San Francisco to confer with Department Of Public Welfare of- ficials. ~
 Miss Brownlee plans to leave for the Westward next week to visit Child Welfare Service Workers in the field.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08

the face of the impending Civil War
 For the first time ill screen an- nals Lincoln is revealed as he really was-a moody, often gloomy and, for most of his life, an un- decided, hesitant figure, bitterly aware of his lack of polish and of formal education-yet fired with a burning sense Of justice and hu- manity It is this realism that makes the film such a notable of fering.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
MOTHERS ILLNESS
 CALLS MRS. CHAppELL

Mrs. John H. Chappell, of the Territorial Museum, left on the Baranof to hasten to the bedside Of her mother, Mrs. F. T. Harwood, who is seriously ill with pneumonia in hospital in Mansfield, Ohio.
 Mrs. Harwood spent two years in Juneau with her daughter and late son-in-law and has many friends here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
Couple Club Goes
 Shopping for Fun

Members of the Couple Club after their regular dinner meeting last evening at the Northern Light Pres byterian Church enjoyed a divert ing game in which they went on a shopping tour in the church parlors. Stores were represented by jumbled signs suggesting focal es- tablishments. MT. and Mrs. Tom Morgan and MT. and Mrs. Ed Ja- hoda were in charge of the meet ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
LINCOLN MM'5 5sE0
 MATINEE ASKED ts
 BY ROTARY CLUB

Saturdays special matinee show ng of Abe Lincoln in Illinois was arranged at the request of the Ju- neau Rotary Club which asked Manager Charles Beale of the Cap itol Theatre to show the picture at time when school children could see it, Club officials announced to- day. 2tt+s tat} As #N4a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
Dinner to Preeede 10
 Methodist MeetinQ

Methodist Women will meet to- night at 630 o'clock at the Church for a dinner which will precede the reorganization of the womens work in the church. All interested women arc invited to attend and to join the Women's Society Of Christian Service. Mrs Peter Oswald and Mrs. G. Edward Knight are in charge of the diEner and meeting. ~
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
HELP AN
 ALASKAN
Telephone 7l3 or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service
for this qualified worker.

M "iio '""i''''' "'' "Si'
 LABORER-SURVEY CHAINMAN Young man, age 20 single, high school graduate. Experienced on sur vey parties as chairman. also for estry work, laborer, first lookout. Handy man, good worker. Call for ES 240
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
N. C. DRILL

The regular weekly drill of the Juneau unit of the Alaska Ma tional Guard will be tomorrow night Roll will be called at 8 o'clock and check will be made on all ab- sentees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
NURSE TO sITKA

Public Health Nufse Dorothy Hanson of the Territorial Depart ment of Health left on the North land for Sitka. where she will be stationed,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
BIBLE HOUR RESUMED

The mid-week Bible Hour will be resumed tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Northern Light Presbyterian Church. The Rev. John A. Glasse will conduct the class,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08

Fernand de Brinon, established in Paris by Pierre Laval as "ambas- sador of France" has been given new powers, according to a report. from Vichy. De Brinon's post was lset up for purposes of collabor&e
 tion with the conqueros.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
[711H19Y.. 1[!!. : T
 THE JONES FAMILY in "0UICK MILLIONS"
UP ON CHRISTMAS SEALS;
 REMINDERS SENT

In an effort to trace lost, strayed and forgotten Christmas Seals in Juneau, the local committee of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
ATTENTION REBECCAS

Meeting Wednesday night at o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
 ELSIE BLYTHE, adv. Noble Grand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Make Hearth
Focal Point
OF Room
BY ELEANOR ROSS

IF YOUR house or apartment
boasts a fireplace then you know
that home is where the
hearth is,
A fireplace is not only the
focal point of a room so far as
decoration and design is con-
cerned, but it is the spot 10
which every one gravitates. Ii
is important 10 make both fire
place and mantelpiece as attrac-
tive as possible. The most
beautiful mantels are those that
are not Uttered with clusters of
bric-a-brac. curios or ob1ets
dart. A fine clock, pair OF fine
vases, two little pots of trailing
ivy should suffice.
A mirror is always good, and a
full wall panel of glass will pay
dividends in room beauty. AS
for the fireplace itself, it depends
somewhat on its type and the
room.
For a living room that is used
as a general room, STUDY ana
library, a leather upholstered
club fender is ever so smart.
Done in red leather il provides a
grand fireplace seat as well.
For the colonial room with
fiower-patterned chintzes and big
easy chairs, brass tenders are
appropriate. We saw one IN
cleaning brass. done in a chased
rosette pattern, with sturdy
clawed feet. that should do a
good Job of rejecting cleaning
flames.
With the fender use a copy OF
an Early American fire lighter.
For rooms that are without
fireplaces, there are smart imi-
tation fireplaces that would do
credit to any room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

WAR IN ENGLAND! Aside
from the news we see in the
papers, it's interesting to read
first hand how individuals go
about their business as usual.
This is the second letter re-
ceived by a member of the De-
troit Times Homemakers Club
from her family today's
letter being from her sister,
Sadie. who lives in Cardiff.
DEAR SIS:
Thanks for the letter and
papers. l had begun to think
we would never hear from you
again. it had been so long. We
are all okay here and getting
quite used to the war. Not
even the air raids worry us.
In fact, if we don't have a
warning in the night, we think
something is wrong. We had
two this morning but not for
long one for Is minutes
and the other for only 10. I
was transplanting lettuce dur
ing the last raid.
Whist and Darts
We had a warning last night
when l was in the post. We
were playing whist and darts,
SO you see you don't have to
worry about me. l look after
myself and Peter doesn't mind
them either. He is home all
night by himself.
Betty is in Hereford working
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
For Thursday. March 8.
MARCH 2T TO APRIL 20

For Thursday. March 8.
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20
Aries-You born before April
4 viii be wise if you tend strictly
10 your own business and don't
permit the differences Of quar-
rels Of others to mar your dis
position or ambition. You other
Ariens have more benefit star
aspects today. But don't be over
aggressive.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 81
TauHs-These are the inter-
ests in which especial care is
advised this Thursday: personal
business, mixing business with
pleasure (such as business lunch
cons and d inners), romance,
engagements, agreements with
relatives and friends.
MAY Fl TO JUNE ef
Comm = Generally favorable
heart and personal indications.
and there should be new way
or two for accomplishing what
you have your worthy ambitions
set on. Put more consistent
effort into your trys.
JUNE p TO JULY %
6Gurrer-No flying off the han
die, please And hold back that
criticism If it is unfavorable
and unnecessary. Let your better
self have a chance to gain friends
and build confidence for you
JULY - TO AUGUST 20
Eco-Both business activities
and family matters require par
ticular attention. Some minor
difficulties that may be more dis
turbing if you don't straighten
them out promptly. Take the
bull by the horns"
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. %
VUgo-Heed advice given the
Cancer natives today, friend Vir-
goan. If you do. you'll be saved
many unpleasant incidents and
disputes. dvance only as
swiftly as proper investigation
will permit.
SEPT. % TO OCT. e5
Librn=You- can promote your
business affairs through old
friends, good friends in the bust
ness world and the sound advice
of your life-mate.
OCT. II TO NOV. 22
Scorpio-Indispositions, super
fetal knowledge, boasting and
carelessness generally are likely
intruders to be avoided in today's
otherwise m 90 hly running
schedule. Don't become irritated.
NOV. % TO DEC. 22
Sdgittorius-Industry, manu-
featuring commodities not In gen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
American WildIife

COMES a walloping volume
entitled American Wildlife"
compiled by the Writers Pro-
gram of the Works Progress
Administration. published by
William II Wise g. Co, which
appears 10 contain a wealth of
information about the bird. fish
and animal Kingdoms. We are
peruSing II with pleasure and
learning things we never ex-
pected to know.
For instance, did you know
there are "a species of the
humble frog? There's the
bufffrUg. leopard frog. green
frog. northern frog, gopher frog
=. lots of them. And did you
know that the frog orchestra
that holds forth every night in
the pond is an all male chorus
that the female OF the
species does not sing? This
denotes the frog in our estima-
ton. for we feel he must be a
very domineering husband not
10 let the ladies Join in the
lovely music that issues from
the pond
The bullfrog. egotistical thing,
dlsclalmS membership IN any
ordinary chorus Of pond frogs.
preferring to sing solo =.
Jug-o rum . Jug-O' rum.
Everything from Dolphins anC
PURPOSES 10 The cottontai1 rabbit
is described, their haunts and
habits d. E. with 300 Illustrations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
The Procedure

The answer is simple. All We
have TO do is make our COM
plexion harmonic with. not
only the darling hat but. the
whole spirit OF the new season.
We are so fortunate TO have this
time OF termination.
Dull compilations can easily
be restored TO vivid translucent
beauty but II takes more than
just wishing The combination
OF balanced diet and exercise is
the main factor IN this transit
ton but the skin itself needs
special care.
One Of the very first treat
ments should be a soap massage.
This removes that old dry.
chiffon-like surface which gives
the face a gray look. The soap
should be melted, then when cool
enough TO use. massage with the
fingertips over the face and neck
just as you do your cream.
Prepare the soap so as to
have it on hand. Cut up and
melt a cake OF soap. Put n
granite boiler with a pint of
water and melt. While II boilS.
add one-half teaspoon of boracic
powder so it will dissolve. When
melted, strain.
Then TO perfume. add three
drops of lavender oil. Bay rum
will be refreshing if you do not
have the lavender oil. This will
DO for four or five applications
and will make a good base for
other packs such as egg packs
or the clay variety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

DO YOU know the fun and thrill of producing
The land of makebeeve that
alike.
Our booklet How On a Play" has printed
the amateur heaerdrama groups arising
community today
The booklet will give you tips choosing play casting
organizing the production staff and typical production
sheet for
You'll find pointers details begin
such floor plans furniture
tempo mood and atmosphere.
To obtain this booklet send Is
and address to The Detroit Times Home Institute Detroit Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

OF COURSE you've read
about the library of cookbook
let's offered by The Detroit
Times TO its readers. There's
to be 20 of them in all, on every
imaginable phase of cooking.
"Cookbooklets" are to be re-
leased at the rate Of one each
week.
The first, entitled "Snacks' is
ready for you now snacks.
800 Of them, canape spreads,
hors d'ouevres new ideas
for entertaining.