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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09
MoRraAoE SALE

The First National Bank Of Ypsi-
lanti. Michigan.
Adv si4s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09

9 ROOMS fun bath and extra lava
tory. a. good home between ths
Normal College and down town.
for 5000.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09
Wanted 10 Hux

CASH BUYERS wanting proper
Is. List your house. farm or busi-
ness vita r. Peet. 50 y. Huron.
Phone 1871. over rs years real
estate experience
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09
Merchandise
Household Furnishings

Household Furnishings
Low PRIcES-oa Cello Seal Rugs
and ward goods. East SIDE Furni-
ture. 3fs r MichiEan Pm iT3s
FOUR burner gas range high even
also kitchen sink porcelain tcp
table. ago W. Forest
NORGE GAS RANGE - Ike new,
reasonable. t5ls0 Bemis Road. BEL
leyile.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09
suslnsss Property

cross ST. wfde- orsfnsss CORNER
with brick apartment house. coed
income. Reasonable price Terms.
~ 600 down -. Peet. 50 y. Huron
St. Phone 1871
CENTRALLY located gas station
on Ecorse I'd Reasonable prcs.
Terms. y. Peet. ga y. Huron ST.
Phone 1871
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09
Stretch Your Dollar BY Shopping From The L
Classified Aduenisir,g


foiowsi
One sh days
will and % pGd Tor
Of words
Publisher CLASSIFIED
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09
Earl l.. Freeman

100 Pearl Pm. 1853
Insurance OF all kinds In honors
able stock companies
HEIGHTS LOTs-Homes
on these lots may now be finance
ed through FLA. Yet these lots
will sell ~ low az 1900 Wooded
lotE. rolling lots in Ypsilsnti's
finest subdi vision. Phone tS5l,
Ann Arbor Trust Company
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09
Houses

TAKE advantage Of your oppor-
tunity and own this beautiful. roll
INK wooded domestic. 3esxl60.
Very well located
RARE-- bargains in College Heights
Lots
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09
Employment
Statesmen Wanted

Statesmen Good earnings. Take
orders finest line clot1ing. SWea-
tiers. Jackets. underwear. snow
suits. etc. $500 samples furnished.
Car neces sary Patrick Duluth
Garment Factory. Duluth. Man.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09
Farms and Land

i53 A 100 a good productive loam
soil miles from Ypsilantl. Elec-
trio Ideal dairy sst-up. $4,000
down. Balance financed over IS
yr.. sem annual interest and prin-
-eipal payment Oft 325 49, see
or write Wits n. Bash. 40 Natl
BIZ adrian. Give address when
writing
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09
Merchandise
Farm Proasst.. EsuIpmsn,

WOOD AND KINDLiNG FOR sale
Phone tsS-M after t.eo p m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-09
Real Estate Brokers

Brokerage Cards
REAL EsTATE-GeneraI Insurance
Ross X. Bower. i03 W. Michigan
Phone $50
WE PAY better than per cent
on your money with good securi-
". Huron Homes. Is ". Mich PHI
fO4g
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

boupt sic @clpoltberridoft elmer
&laiie iiber Die onbere, fiir ibn iclb1t
alio ooS OILS berridenoe &loiie oroa-
nilierte YroIctoriot.
Sbmcbl itren9eenomnen Der 8ol-
ldcluisluls niCbt nnmittelbar olcid)-
bcocnteuo lit nit 9lnord)islnns, 10 bot
oer loDietruliiidc 8oli6ctpisllruS nno
&on'nlnisnns boh ihon lonac ben
8eipciS gcleIcrt, bob ct Sen Inter
gang ser nlenld)libcn Gnltur uno
Oos ;3nriidiinfen in ciuen 8orboris.
nn,S beOeutet, Der idlinmer lit ols
scr oltbcioniid,c 9arborisml3.
Nus oicicln @rnnSc bot sic fotbo.
liid)c Stride nidt nur sen in scr ,lr-
lprin9licbcn nlorriitiidcu Eroel,no
pcrtorpcrten SoSlolismus, lonocrn
Ncnlelbcn o,ld nod alien Nbtponolnm.
gen bcoinarn9aIos obNelebnt nno per-
nrtcilt. Die io5ioliitiiNe Aniioliumg
Der nenldlicben CSeleIlldoft lit folid),
natlrmiori1 mo borlm gottmiori1.
Sic nlcl,lhIicoe t8eicIlId,aft fonn mr
IN Gbrlito pcrbciicrt, rciornlicrt nno
crlcucrt pcroen.
Sb cS nln Sitler ooer Stolin I'm.
tcrllilnmt, cine nc,,c @eltoronuna
o,i5nboacn, cs miro ibnen niht oe-
lin9cn, ebenio mcnig ,pie es oen
mohtbun9riaen Sclpoltlueni6en per.
gongeuer >>obrb,n,ocrtc gclllnoen lit.
Nnr oelt @briItcnt,un, oos Ser Welt
Die Civilization ssrieoen uno ;rei.
belt gebradt bobcn, ,pirS cs nieoer
gelin9el, cine before @cltoronnna
picocr bcr5,ltcllen ani sen Gninen,
oic br''tolc M'oht, lob ,mo Serrid.
llld)t oliacbonit boben.
- i. g., Tla.
llnter u>sntoriio' pcritebt mon ei.
ne bcIonocrs in >Stolien pcrpoIlfonn.
.nete Nrt SoI5moloif, ,pobci in cine
SoI5flohc oeforotipe Multcr ODER
gauge 6i0rren nno S5encn in an.
oerSiorbiacm Sol5 cinaeIeat iino.
Stolienilde &iinitler brohten Die
Sebnif ld)on im IS. Sobr6unoert 5n
bo6lter @liite. Als @rioe fir biele
folt'picligcn Soljcinlogen ,peroen
bent5nta9e oni Siihplatten, SeIlern
mo &iitcn 3eidnun9en nit Boher-
farbc oilI9etragen ,,no nit ;yirnis
oocr' EoIitmr Daltbar geluabt.
a., NiCber Epfprl Nrr0p piu HrpSfc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
OkAON BALM
6. &., III.

6ewaehrtes tieilmtteI gegen Rheumatsmus.
gchtsche sehmerzen. Asthma und Fuss
geIenksehmerzen. vele Dankschreiben.
Ounces-FIasche. Postversand und Vespak-
kung Pres Sl.25. Muir gegen Money Order.
sehre,ben Sic noch heute an "okson BaI~a".
a West tlzth St., Cincinnati, okie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

~ 2icber 2eier! 8eroe ein grelie-
Npoltel: Scnoe III bieien Ereiiemonot
Jebr'ar luepiaitenS einen nenen 2cier
fit bcn Ohio Wailcnirclmo ooer Dos
- sSSolcpbilium BeeflD ein!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

bcrporeebrabt Bot. (5reilid Elm aro-
lBes grmlits3eilgnis eines eroBen &C.
lebrtenD glle Grafte oes menihli=
ben 8eiltes ilno ser Seele, nuo ale
elenlentaren Grafte, iiber ipelhe, Die
Wenldbeit berfiigt, baben on oieicn
gaue gebaut. Der rorniide &otbolis
aiSlnis lit burd ieine Gielieiti9fcit
|,mb ieileat ellgcn 3uianmenlhln6
Dem eriediihen 'ueit iiberIegen."
.9er fotboliiNc @laube'', lhrieb
ser eroBe @eihidtSforiber @frorcr,
lit, Wenn man ibn iein erites Iriom
(ieinen eriten arltnoleaenoen Sot)
3l1eibt, 10 folgeridtig, als sic 9iibcr
@uflios, bes Goters ser @eontetrie."
9as linb llrteile beufeuber, oelcbr-
ter, ni6t=fotboliidcr 0tonner, bic
bimn,eDod) iiber oen bentieen igno-
rontel1, eineebiloeten unb por,rteils-
poacn &ritifaltcrn ,llo Neioern ltebcn.
Nas l6aoet's Scn Mpno, menn ein
Softer ibn onbcllt?
- u. @., q. 5. -
Gs lit niht boS erite MoI, hab
logenanntc @eltper6eilerer nnb Hcs
former pcrlud)t boben, cine neile
Heltorbnlng, cine Ne,lgcitoltllng ser
nellhlid)em @eielllhoft an ld)ofien.
Dtad)tb,lu9rigc @roberer periudtcn
ourh bie Miobt oes Sd,pertes sic
@clt net 81. geltaltcn; I'M @louben
irregeiporocne relioioie 9iftotoren
iudten sic bon 8ott gegcbcuc &cIi=
gion 5u refornlicrcn 1lno bobcn Gin
oerartigcs religioleS @irrmorr nngc-
ri6tet, Dob bellte nod, SSnbrbunocr-
ten nod Milipnen sic ,mlcliecn Sol
gen oauontra9en.
9ie Multiftcr ber eroBcn iron5o=
liihen &cool,tion ,polltcn cine nc,e,
o5iale @cltprolung ciniiibrcn. Sic
enoete iu bluti9cr Mepol,,tion nno im
nntcrgong ibrer llrbeber.
|, SpGter lporeu Gcformer bculiibt,
cite 9tellgeitolt,,ng ser men lhlihen
8elellidoft berbei5ufiibreu hmb elm
Spltcnl, has lic So5alislnns nonn=
ten. Gs plrbe Dor allem ser &ompf
oer Nrbclterflallc gcgcn oen pripotcn
Gopitolislmts onacitrcbt. @iibrcno
ocr &onlnlltnisnnS, cine rooifolcrc
9epc9ung bes So5ioliSmns, oen
l(cbcrgollg oller Sitter Ser Eroouf=
tionS- nnO @enu6mittcl ms &oaeftip-
eigcntlm erltrebt, mill ser So5iolis=
mus bies MIR binlihtlid) scr Yroouf=
tionslnittcl.
Ser 9tome So5iolisnnls bat i'm
2oufe ser 3eit 6ur 9e3eidnlne iebr
beri6ieocner Str01n9en nno SDite=
me geoicnt, 81 oenen nun oud) scr
observation-disclosures bin5ugetreten it,
Ser observation-disclosures - sic 9ta=
tionollo5ioliiten nelnen iid) obocfiir3t
,,No5i' - lit sic bon Noolf pitler
III oen 9todfricgsiobrcu eegcn sic o,t=
bere Geriflaprng l,o sic iunere Ser
elcnonng oes oe,ltihen Goltes gcgriin=
oete 8elue9lulg. 9iclc notionoliitiidc
&ompfbeIpea''ng rihtet lih nuneutIid
gegcu oos 0iftot BON GcrloiGcs ,no
gcgen oos formol oerofrotild)c Sp=
item Der Serioiina bon @eimor.
stuh Ser neutrality-suspicious. lit ,pe=
acn icincr Tplfstnronnei u,hurhf;itrz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19
Mittmodj, ben 10. Gtbraar 194f
HusRllrlft
0srs. u. g., Sa.

sa 4 z 4 s
Mrs. u. s, Sa.
gS lit gar ,lid)t notpenoig, bab
man peiB, lDie Diele llil0 lpclbc Gitaz
mine man tagIib III Deridieoeneil
9tabrnllgsllittell lRbnlen inll. gSenn
man, ipie es oeutlde Sausirallet 5l,
TIM pflegelr reht piel nne allerlei
@elniiie foht Ii. ieOen gog abipehlelt,
10 bot man cine Siiae bon 9sdbrltof-
fen ieDer Mrt. Gin llormaler Menih
falnt ieil tdglifes Guautum Gitonlin
81 aus einen1 8int 0eild), einem 81,
3ipei 5tiidden 8l,tterbrot uno elmer
9ortiou @enliiie ld]opfen. Cine se-
pobnlibe, frdftige Sal.snlalnsfolt
liefert aue eroenflidDen 9tdbrltofie.
&er ,ulr bon Shledereien lebt, lit
ME iatt lno ,ie bungrig uno inter
grdbt Ieine @eiunbbeit.
=. 9. -
&arbufel linb ein 3ei6en bon ,ln-
reiucm 8lut. IS nliiilen illuerlid
nno auberlib Ntittel oogeeem ge-
bra,,dt iperoen. Srinfeu Sic bdmIie
Saiiafras>See uno 9ebral,ben 0uber<
li6 arnicdialbe. sNion beitreit)t ein
Stiid 2einipano bid nit ser Salbe
,,no bi,loet es auf oos @el6ipiir, ioz
lanee, Bis oIles llnrcine aus ser
&lnoe beral,sge5ogen lit. Sollte sic
arnicoialbe ni6t erbdltlid icinL 10 TO-
d)en Sic 9emoblcnen 6Iodsiomen
(Jlor Seeo) lnb legen cine Sbidt
oopon aui sic Huuoe.
j. - 6. 8., Su.
Sur &erbeiierl,ng ser 2uft int
&obn- ,mb Sblaf5inmern int 8in=
ter gibt es ireili6 nidts 8eiieres, ols
ofteres 2iiften,. lpenlt alb nllr fir
etliebe Minuten. Su &ranfen5ilnneru
fonr man auf elmer Yfanne aliibenoer
Sol5foblen Sannenrciier ODER @ob=
boloerbccren (Suniper 8crries) Der
brelnell.
- 81. s., Mimm. -
@cgen TDellnlat1slllls, 0ld)t, Slt)l=
. as, Hiidenlbnrer5cn ion es nibts bel
ieres geben ais ,&uiiilber Serpen-
TIM, oer bon eiler getpiileu Sonnen=
art (Ginus Silpeltris) eelbonnen
miro. Damit ioil man bic lGmcraen-
hcu Stellen eiurei6c,, bis bos Ger
: pentin berflogen lit. $50 bieies Ger
peutin 5u baben lit, ipar INT ser betr.
Vtittcilung ni6t ange9eben.
- Nrs. s. a., Snb. -
9ie srobte 5or9e ,,no 9laee elmer
Solsfrait, ipeldc 8luneu liebt ,mo
bc,l 9an5en 8inter iiber int &ouie
ibone, friId)e 9llmleu 5iebeu ntGdtc,
: illo oas llnge5iefer. I'm horiiber
0'eilter at iueroen oocr bclier 81, per-
bitten, bob Sic 8interblulnen nibt
bapon bcfallcn tucroen, muB ld)on int
Serblt goriorge eetroffen lueroc',.
Dic meiiteu id)0oliben Snieften brinet
,uan nit sen 8lumen ins Saus, ,penl1
man lie I'M @er6it aug heu Treien
bereinbolt. 8l,,men, oie Sen ean5el
Gonuller branbeu geitauoe,1, entbolten
sSsnlefteneier ~loipobl I'M @rnno 6es
Copies, als a,,d) an Oem 8lotterr.
NeshnIh ,u,,S Aie (TrAc hriu, )t,ntnt,-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

2cbcn III Der 9llnneneroe 5erItort
miro. Sollte,l iid Damn iiber Biil-
ter oennod SnIeften seigelt, beiprist
| mon bie 8ila15en nit Seiiennaiier
]lnlb ihlieblid nit reinem 0aiier.
gsie bei Sen meilten anoeren 5pris=
arbeitel liegt oas 8cbeimnis pirf-
lIidet Grfolges III mieoerbolter sn-
uenoitng oes 0fittels in 3pildenrdlt-
men bon obt bis 5ebn Sagen. 8ei
bcru Spriten bon Sopfpflon5en lit
es alpednlaBig, iie al,i ibre Seiten alt
leaen, oanlit iiberibiiiies Spritma=
terial nidt on ser 8flapae berablduft
uuo sic Grbe. perbirbt. Gas Snrd=
trdnfet oes 9ooel,s nit Nifotin=Sul=
pbat einnol ober 5lpein1oI f6nnte mo-
tiirlib bon Nnben leilt, inoem es @rb-
ipiirncr, lpelde porbanben iein mo-
gen, t0tct. .
stud bas 9egieBen lit >peientlib anr
grboltuns Ser ,3i,nn1erpflan3en. gi=
ui9e Eflan5elr, ipie &aftus, brauheu
pcnig &oilcr unb lollten nid)t eber
bcgolleu iuerben, bis bie @roc gon5
troder lit. slnoere bebiirfen piel @oi-
Ter. '9icIe itelle man ani einen Gel
Ter, Ben man beltdnoig nit 8oiier
onffiiat. Man beeieBe ME bon oben,
lonoern INNER bon 1mteu, 5. J.. mon
boltc beitonoig &oiier in bcm Seller
(Sroy). g..
81. S., q. 3. -
Sic fatboliid)c Stride lit an Scr
leumoillgeu geipobut. Die ge9e,,,pGr-
tigc 3eit ipeidt MIR iniofern bon SEN
friibcru Sabrblnoertelt ab, oils es frii:
Der einiid)tiee, gelebrte ,mb Norof=
terpoIle 9idtfatbplifen CAB, sic, ipenn
iie oas sSeien nno Die @rbabenbcit
Ser fatboliihen Stride au6 nibt Der
ltonoel1, oennob nit 8eiplnoerung
lno eeredtem llrteil ou ibr bino,f-
blidteu. 9ieier gclcbrtcn W1nner
gab es cine Wenac.
Ger cole 9si6tfatboIif gcrtbes CT.
fl6rte: u3u ibr (oer fotboliiben Sir
he) neigcn mir ollie bin; ouf Sen
Gnien perlongell mir nod ibr. Sd
fennc al's @riobr,ng uno @citihtc
feiu 8ciipiel, boB ein ipabrboft cocl-
miitiger ioeolcr Mcnid), tpcl6en Sc
fenutnilles iun1er, id) ienals inter
ieue @oiienbubcn miid)te, ,pcld)c nit
Steinen ,ln0 &ot sic forbengliibenoeu
5enlter oieies bcrrliden Souies cin-
5lllperfen Ilrdtem."
Der ,ebenlo cole protcltontiidc Yre,
bigger, 0id)ter 1'no @clebrte 2opoter
idrieb at @raf Stolberg: SD per-
ebre sic fotboliid)c Stride als ein al
tes, ntdieitotiid)es @ebo,toe, bos ur-
aItc, tel,rc llrf,,nocu ouibe,pobrt. gs
rnbt ouf gelpoltigen @rluomoucrr
uno lit 10 reid on Shoubcite,1 So6
id es nidt aenrg bclpulocru foun.
Der Sti,r5 0ieies @cbGuoes tpiiroc ser
St,lr5 olles firhlidcm Gbril lteut,,l,s
iein. Sd boltc oen fonicquenten So.
tboIifen fiir eines ser bercbrunesmiir-
oieIten i,no Ieli9iten Yrooufte scr
Mcnidbeit."
SD iueib feiu 9illg ser 8clt"
l6rieb Der oel'tide 0i6ter 2ciiin9 in
einem 8rieie an 2. Jcbruor 1774,
ualt lpeldlem lid Der mcuidllihc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-19

Nas nod fomnt, lit ,,nbefannt,
0ob es fo,nnlt aus @ottes Sano.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
Says Nippon
 (onstripting
 U.5. Japi
ConsuIaies Are Charged with Military Activity
 on Coast and Hawaii

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.--Senat0i Gil,t tte of the Senate Foreign Re- laiions Committee today asked the State Departmen to check reports which he said charged the Japanese Government Of "conscripting Am crican citizens of Japanese ancestry Il the Pacific Coast States and in Hawaii"
 This may be considerable threat to National Defense plans. he said, My information from re- lable sources indicates that the Jap anese Government linked with Axis powers is conscriptlng men for mili- ary duty right under our noses
 He stated that officials of the Sine -Kcrean Peoples League had written him from Los Angeles that Japanese Consulates were used for hs purpose and that Japan had completed a census of 89,500 Japan csc in Hawaii now engaged in con- clipting Japanese Americans be- We2n the ages Of 21 and 36 both in Hawaii and the Wcs Coast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
FOR Plan Will Be
 Approved
Congressional 0keh Pre- ditfed, But Lengthy
 Debate Forecast

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Ultimate approval of Roosevelts lease-land plan to aid Britain, is predicted by Democratic leaders. but it is con- ceded the plan will have to stand the test of lengthy debate"
 The plan has already become the foremost issue of the day-old Con- gress.
 Among opponents, Senator Burton X Wheeler said he would devote almost his entire time" to fighting the plan.
 Senators LaFollette and Nye are also opposed to the Roosevelt plan.
 Beth branches of Congress went into recess today after initial or ganization sessions yesterday.
 Both Democratic and Republican Senators were called into caucus meetings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
SIX GERMAN SAILORS SLIP
 PAST BRITISH
Restrictions Are CIamped Down as Result of Es-
 cape in California,

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.-The "eecape" to Tokyo Of six German naval reservists who were interned here has resulted in tightening of British vigilance, an unofficial Bri- tish spokesman said today
 Abuse Of safe conduct privileges by some of the 512 sailors originally .r~upht here tn Angel Island after the German ship Columbus was cnttled eff the Virginia Coast last January has precluded further s'mi- lar action.
 "Their game is up, the spokesman said.
 It was disclosed that five deck of ficers and one engineer had walked aboard the liner Asama Maru last October 25 carrying the baggage of seven Germans who had been per- mitted to sail because of physical disability or ill health. The six re- maincd aboard and reached Tokyo and home.
 As far as the United States is con- ceined the men may leave the coun- try in any way possible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
GERMANS
 BLAMED
 IN ERIN
Irish Bombing Is Laid to Nozis as Attempt to
 Force War EnIry

LONDON, Jan. 4.-British sources flatly blaming Germany for bomb ings of Ireland, suggested today the Nazis are trying to force that neu- tral republic into the war as Brit ish ally in the hope of seizing Irish bases as jumping off spots to invade England.
 The British said the occupation of Ireland would give the Germans "ideal' naval and air bases with which to continue the assaults on British sea commerce.
 It was declared British war re- sources would be strained further should Ireland enter the conflict, be- cause it is woefully deficient in anti-aircraft guns. artillery, am intuition and airplanes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
IRISH REFUSE SHELTER FROM PLANE RAIDS
Government Says Bombs and Magnetic Mines
 of German Origin

DUBLIN, Jan 4.-Tin halted air '-'7 -s~-dcre "~d demolition squads stood by on the streets of Dublin ocaay as the Government disclosed that more bombs as well as mag -~+'- '>7''-ee which bod fallen in Ire land had been identified as German.
 Residents, however, refused to de- sert living rooms for the discomfort of basements or outdoor shelters. The newspapers ridiculed the idea that such bomb violations were a mistake. An official statement said that two magnetic sea mines drop ped off county Wicklow were iden- iifiad as of German origin as were the bombs dropped at Oslegate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
Ky ALEXANDER '. GEORGE AP Feature Service Writer

WARRINGTON. Jan A 33- ycar-cl3 bishop and woman who was a Congressional headline-news figure in World War days contribute cclor to the 77th Congress which has convened.
 Back to the House of Represen- tatives comes the first woman leect- ed tc Congress, Montana's Jeanette Rankin. Her vote against war pro- vided one Of the dramatic moments in the historic session on Good Fri day, April 6, 1917.
 Miss Rankin, then the only one of her sex in Congress, sat through the first roll call with bowed head. fail- ing to answer to her name On the second roll call, which came after 3 o'clock in the morning, she arose and said with tremulous voice: T want to stand by my country but I cannot vote for war"
 Youngest A Bishop i Youngest man in the Senate is Berkeley L. Bunker, 33-year-old Mormcn bishop. Bunker, who is also a gasoline station operator and a former speaker of the Nevada state assembly, was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Sen- ator Key Pullman.
 Among the house rockies is 33- year-ol Brain Truster Thomas H. Elio., grandson of famed Harvard University President Charles w. Eliot. Young Eliot, an early New Osaler. was general counsel of the Secial Security board at %
 To the House from Andrew Jack sens old district comes homespun J. Percy Priest, conductor of a country folk column in a Nashville newspaper Friends tell of the mule sense of Priest, who comes from a mule raising county, loves to lead n1mrnitv sings and to attend farm festivals.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
NIpp0NE5E
 REFUSE TO
 APOLOGIZE
For Once, No Excuse Please -Cldim Peiping Ma
 rines Began Row

PEIPING. Jan 4--Authoritative sources say the Japanese military authorities have flatly rejected de- mands they apologize for the Illegal arrest of five U. s. Marines i'll cab aret on New Years Eve, declaring the Americans were responsible.
 The apology demands. made by Col Allen Turnage, Marine Com mander were sharply rejected by the Japanese. it is said, and the de- mands of Turnage still stand
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
SiokoWski Takes
 Half Prize" Deal

PHILADEt PHIA, Jan. 3. - Leo pold Stokowski has agreed to lead the Philadelphia Orchestra in ten concerts next fall. but declared in letter to the orchestras board of directors that the fee agreed upon is Hess than half what l receive in other cities"
 The amount he will receive was not disclosed
 For two years. Stokowski has de- voted most of his time to motion picture work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
Local Draft Registration
 Board Named
Juneau Men from 21 10 B Must Sign Up on
 January 22

X Draft Registration Board for Junenu was appointed today by Mayor Harry I. Lucas and the City Council.
 These on the Board, all to serve voluntarily without pay are J. P. Williams. Howard E. Simmons, Mrs. Lille B. Hc0ker, Etta Mae Duck worth and Mrs. E. L. Gruber.
 Registration will take place Jan- uary 9 in the City Hall Council Chambers. All Alaska men from 2l to 35 are required to register on that day for selection for military ser vice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
Suicide Garrison Report ed Nearly Captured
 by British Forces
AUSTRALIANS MAKE
 CHARGE BY BAY0NETs
German Bombers Report. ed Flying 10 Scene But
 Radio Cuts Off Story
tBy Associated Press)

Great Britain's Desert Army claims a victory over the suicide garrison" at Bardia without disclos- ing how long the mopping up might take.
 The Cairo headquarters of the Army of the Nile said almost half of the Fascist defense positions have been taken and several thousands of the 10000 Italian soldiers have been captured.
 Crushing Attack
 Larry Allen, Associated Press cor respondent with the British Fleet bombarding Bardia. sends radio report that the British warships op- erating off the north African Coast trained their big guns on Bardia and put the Fascist garrison under a crushing attack
 Bayonet Charge
 Australian forces on land, accord ing to dispatches received aboard the British warships, made bay onet charge against one sector of Italians and the Italians immed- lately threw down their arms and gladly surrendered. The Australians cracked one sector of Bardia's de- lenses in less than one hour after the attack began.
 At the same time the Australians were charging and the British fleet started smelling Bardia. the Royal Air Force planes rained tons of bombs on the town.
 Italian Report
 Dispatches from Rome said the l9-day siege of Bardia is reported tonight to have flared into a furious battle. the Italian defenders facing mass attacks of British tanks, arr mored cars. bayonet charges. planes and warships.
 Italian endorsements. according to the dispatches, are being rushed to Bardia but dispatches do not state from where the endorsements are coming
 Italian observers claim that Ger man Air Corps are expected to ar- rive at Bardia any moment and that the big battle between the Axis and Great Britain on the Medi- terranean is"--at this moment telephone connection between Rome and Bern, the relay point, was cut off by the Italian censor.