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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29

ANN 50THERN lS
 BACK IN LATEST
 'MAlSIE' COMEDY
Lee Bowman Co., starred in Capitol Theatre Picture
 Starting Sunday

From the African jungles of Congo Maisie,' Ann Sothern jumps to the lonesome desert of Arizona in Gold Rush Maisie," third in the popular series dealing with the Imaginable and lovable stranded showgirl. which opens Sunday at the Capitol Theatre.
 This time Maisie is enroute to job as cafe singer in a small Arizona town, when her old jallopy breaks down in the middle of the desert. A young rancher, Bill All ders, gives her overnight shelter only to have her descend upon him again with a whole family of itin- erant crop-followers who are pros pecting for gold.
 Lee Bowman. the young Archduke of "Florian," wins his first male lead as Bill finders, and Slim Sum- merville is his comic hired hand, Fred Gubbins. Virginia Weidler as Jubie Davis. daughter of the pro- specting family, completes the quar- tet of principals. Also prominent ly cast are John Hamilton, Mary Nash, Scotty Beckett and BaDy Quintanilla
 A desert gold strike brings re- jcicng and celebration only to re- suit in equal dejection when t turns out to be fluke, with ore not worth digging for. Then Maisie must start solving problems all over again.
 Seen for the last times tonight is | the double attraction. Man from Montreal" and 100 Men and a Girl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29
THREE CHEERS FOR THE IRISH"
 lSSH0WN HERE
2Oth Century Offers Good Feature Sunday for
 Run of Three Days

The shamrock is no more thor l oughly Irish than the Warner Bros. comedy Three Cheers for the Irish which opens at the 20th Century Sunday for a three-day run.
 Heading the cast are such popular cff-springs of Erin as Priscilla Lane, T homas Mitchell, Dennis Morgan and Alan Hale.
 With the tang of St. Patrick's s day in his role. Mitchell plays the warm character of New York cop. Gruff, real. lovable Peter Casey celebrates his 25th year on the force with one bane in his other wise happS existence--a rookie policeman, played by Morgan, whose pnlergivable taint is his being a Scotsman, And. to add insult to injury he is given Casey's job when thc old-timer is summarily pen stoned
 One of Casey's daughters. Pris- elias role, doesn't mind Morgan's Scotch bnrr, and as a matter Of record sine kind of likes it. Which causes all sorts of complications in the Casey household He is for Didden to sec the girl, but eventu- ally, of course, true love triumphs.
 Fer the last times tonight the double features. "rhe Showdown and The Phantom Strikes will be shown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29
THE WEATHER
By the U. s. Weather U. $ DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU

vicnity beginning pm, tonight coudines
  tonight about 3 degrees highest Sunday  Sunday gentle moderate variable souherly Sunday afternoon change peraure the the Gulf Gentle easterly shifting 
  souheasterly wnds Hinchinbrook
 
 
  Increasing outheaey
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29
HIGHWAY SUMMER
 HOMES OPENING,

Owing to the pleasant weather prevailing, many summer homes on the Highway are now being opened by the owners and are already oc- cupied over the weekends Spring house cleaning has started, yards are being raked and rowboats and other water craft caulked, painted and placed in readiness for the summer months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29
TERRITORIAL
 0FFICE5 TO
 TAKE HOLIDAY Seward Day Observance on Monday Comment
 0rdfes Purchase

All Territorial offices here will be closed on Monday in observance
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29

Try a aassirleo ao m inc Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29
Bradford FuneYa!
 Services Sunday

Funeral services Tor Mrs z M Bradford will be held tomorrow af- teInoon at 2 o'clock in the chapel O. the Charles w. Carter Mortu- afy. The ritual of the Eastern Star will be used and irwerment will be
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29
GREEN ON NORTH COAST

Henry Green. of the Juneau agency of the Northland Transpor- tation Company. who has been va cationing in the States, is aboard the North Coast, accompanied by Mrs. Green and son.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29
HIRST 10 LEAVE
 SEATTLE TUESDAY

Claude M. Hirst, General Super intendent of the Office Of Indian Affairs, Alaska Division, will leave Seattle Tuesday on the steamer Denali to return to Juneau after several months stay in the States on official business and on leave.
 Hirst will stop over at Ketchikan to visit Hydaburg and Wrangell, where he will attend the Thlinget- Haida Claims Convention on April g. He will be met at Ketchikan by George w. Folta, Alaska Counsel at-Large for the Department of the Interior, who will accompany him to the villages.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29
JUDGE MORRISON COMING

Judge J. H. S. Morrison, of the iSecond Judicial Division of Alaska with headquarters at Nome, is a passenger aboard the North Coast for Juneau. He will fly to his head quarters aboard the PAA plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29

in the Masonic plot in Evergreen cemetery.
 Solos will be by Mrs. George F Alexander.
 Pallbearers will be Leo McCor- mick, M. O. Johnson, George A Parks, John Newmarker. c. A. Sa- bin and w. A. Chipperfield.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29

of Seward Day. the 74th anniversary of the Secretary of States purchase of Alaska from Russia Tomorrow is Seward Day and, according to law, holiday is being taken on the following day.
 Federal offices will function as usual on Monday, as will banks, stores and private offices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-29
K. c. TALMAGE IS
 ON NORTH COAST

K. c. Talmage is returning here on the steamer North Coast after spending months visit in Seattle and Portland.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-13
Hess Reported To Have Gone On 2 Hunger Strikes

LONDON - Rudolf Hess, form CT deputy fuehrer to Fuehrer Hit Ter, who made a sensational flight to England last May, is re- ported to have started a hunger strike twice in his place of de- tention in anger because he is being treated as a prisoner of war and not as a Special envoy" the London Star reported.
 Hess is being confined within very easy distance of London"
 It is said he contends that as an envoy he should be allowed to return to Germany once in a while. He was No. 3 in the Nazi government.
 When Hess flew to Scotland last May he was reported widely to have brought a peace offer from Hitler.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-13
Harmony of the Spheres

Surging from center to circumference with mul- ttude of wartime and industrial activities Alaska finds 1t necessary to readuSt herself along many lines
 Particularly is this the case in the main centers where major projects are concentrated and new con- dtons are evolving In these centers are public groups dealing with legislation, federal allowances and all steps necessary to orderly and most advantageous pro- gress.
 The groups constitute the necessary spheres of n- fuence. That they should operate in harmony is in- dispensble Fairbanks, Juneau, Anchorage Stka Ko- dlak, Nome, Cordova Valdez, Ketchkan SkagWav and others represented by their Chambers of Com merce and other service clubs confronted by many problems of vital common interest
 IL ever there a time all should endeavor to operate in harmony it is The broader issues and aims Of each community will have far more sats- factory outcome if all will endeaver to get the true perspective on problems of territorial scope and giving due allowance to the respective needs of each labor together for the good of all.
 Closer contacts consideration of the needs of the Territory whole and united efforts to further the common interest and build for greater and better Alaska never was more necessary than today.
 May all keep this ideal in mind and strive on har- monously in each and every sphere of influence with in the territory and there need be no fear of the u tmate results.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-13
Sumter Rescued

SUNDANCE, Wyo., Oct. - Mountain climbers have rescued parachutist G eorge Hopkins from the top of 1200-foot volcan- ic spire called Devils Tower. af- ter he had been marooned there four days when he landed safe ly on the flat top to win a $50 bet.
 The wearied parachutist was lowered for the last few hun dred feet in a rope sling be- cause he was unable to climb down as the mountaineers did.
 Hopkins made safe landing by parachute when he was drop ped from a plane, after betting $50 he could perform the feat.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-13
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The Nome nugget., 1941-10-13
Buckner Wins Case For Sl
 Hunting License

ANCHORAGE, Oct. - Major General Simon B. Buckner's at tempt to win the privilege of hunting in Alaska on a resident license has become a major Terri torial legal case.
 Judge Simon Hellenthal in the United States District Court sit ting in Anchorage, upheld the claim of the commander of Al aska military forces that he is en titled to a resident hunting li- cense instead of having to pay the larger fee of $50 for non- resident license.
 Wildlife Agent Jack OConnor, stationed at Anchorage, still re- fused to issue the license how ever, and Judge Hellenthal cited the Wildlife Agent for contempt of court.
 The United States marshal was unable to serve papers on O'Con nor because he could not be found.
 Judge Hellenthal then told Gen. Buckner that the Court would either send O'Connor to jail or issue a permit over his name.
 The General asked that the lat ter course be pursued.
 The district attorneys office has indicated it would appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco from Judge Helen thaIs decision.
 The Alaska Game Commis- sion's office takes the position that soldiers ordered to Alaska do not become residents of the Territory,
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-13
Rescuers Co
 For Sitter On Devils Tower

SUNDANCE, Wyo., Oct. - Crowds of curious spectators gath cred at the foot of Devils Tower to watch two experienced noun tain climbers work their way to the peak, where ParachutisA George Hopkins has been strand ed three days.
 Meanhile, friends of Hopkins sought a helicopter, a vertical rising plane, which could be low cred to the pinnacle in north western Wyoming.
 The alpinists began the last 900 feet of the ascent this morn ing and planned to reach Hop kins some time tonight. Devils tower is 1900 feet high.
 The climbers, Ernest Field and Warren Gorren, hope to bring Hopkins down from the peak Sunday. Spectators wondered how Field and Gorrell would ex- ecute the feat and how they would get down themselves.
 Hopkins made parachute leap from an airplane to the one acre top of Devils Tower. He started to clmb down the precip- itous volcanic pillar Thursday but after descending a distance of 100 feet climbed back to the top.
 Food, bedding and even a small tent have been dropped on the Tower by planes for him.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-13
DEFENSE BOND
(lU IZ

Q. How many Defense Savings Stamps does it take to fill an album?
 A SeVenty-fce 25-cent stamps; seventy-ive 5O- cent stamps; SeVenty-fve $1 stamps; or fifteen 50 stamps The completed albums are immed- lately eXchangeabe for Defense Bonds (Series E) at your post ce, or through your bank. Q Who directs the National movement to sell De- tenSe Savings Stamps in retail stores? A. The Treasury's Retail Advisory Committee, of which Benjamin H. Namm, of the Natonal Re tall Dry Goods Association is chairman Ofic- CTS ot Is other great national retail organizations comprise the committee.
 Note-To buy Defense Bonds and Stamps go to the nearest post office, bank or savings and loan association; or write to the Treasurer of the United States, Washington, D. C., Also Stamps are now on sale at retail stores
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-13

Congratulations to those endeavorng to make the boys with the armed forces in Alaska feel at home by inviting them into home for an evening" Are you doing your part
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-13

How about preparing against winter fire hazards Now the time to see that every piece of heating ap- paratus will stand the test
La gaceta., 1941-12-17

Washington, Die. lila is
la de Midway, en- el Pacifico,
continda en- las manoS de los
marinos de Estados Unidos,
Recurriendo al sistema de
propaganda de los nazis, To-
kio dice que dos Columns nj
ponas marchan va hacia Ma
Mia. Esta noticia es falsa.
Agregan los japoneses que
una de las Columns Sc mueve
en- la parte sur de Luz6n y la
otra en- ell norte. Los Japone-
ses estan conteni1os en- esa IS
la v no han logrado avanzar.
A la aviaci6n nipona Sc lie de-
rribaron entire aver y hoy 26
aparatos.
I'm deSpachO del almirante
Thomas C. Hart anuncia que
los submarines americanos en-
traron en- acci6n, pOr vez pri-
mera en- los IL dias de conflic
to, y que han verificado va
tres ataques, dos de ellos con
exito. No menciona ell almiran
te cuales son los danos ocasio
nados al enemigo.
La falsa noticia sobre ell a.
vance en- las Filipinas fue da-
da al Parlamento japones por
ell primer ministro TOTO.
La propaganda japonesa
tambi6n da por canada la ba-
ITALIA en- la peninsula Malaga,
10 que no es cierto.
LIS autoridadeS mllltares au-
miten que la situaci6n en- la
peninsula Malaga es crltica;
pero aseguran que Singapore
no sera tOmada.
Els bastante delicada la "po-
sici6n" de Hong Kong y en- ca
so necesario, cuando el mando
10 ordene, sera evacuada.
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
FUNCTION DE LOS
ODD FELLOWS

FL lie~es, en- ell Centre As
turiano, Sc efeetuara una gran
function organizada por las 10
gias de Odd Fellows.
Sc destinara ell dinero que
Sc recaude a cubrir los gastos
que origine la pr6xima Con-
vencidn.
Sc representara la comedia
LA Cuerda Floja," intervi-
niendo en- ella Pillar Ramirez,
Mary M6ndez, Irene Fernan-
dez, Elisa Esperanto, Mauricio
Gutierrez, Ramon Alvarez,
Luis Rodriguez y Don Severn
no Quintanilla, ell dueho del
importate almacen de where's
finos de la avenida de Nebras
ka.
La segunda parte Sc com =
pondra de un gran acto de va
riedades en- ell que interven-
dram la 'Estudiantina Espa-
ha," Gloria Caruso y otros CO.
nocidos artistas. Sc han fijado
los precios de 35 y 10 cents
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
LAS E~LECCIONES DE AYER
Vencieron dos floristas y ell
letrado Campbell

Dos de los candidates 40
dijeron con flores EN- las elec,
clones de aver y ell electorate.
dominado por ell perfume de
las rosas, jazmines, claveles,
etc, otorg6 la mayoria a An
CELLO Greco, ell florista de la
Septima avenida; Arthur S.
Larson, un florista del distrito
de Tampa, y ell abogado Char
les |. Campbell, un antique a
migo de la colonia latina.
Las flores dominaron ell
campo politico y al hacerse el
escrutinio Greco obtuvo 95l
votos; Charles |. Campbell
9O3, y Arthur S. Larson, $40.
Los candidates derrotados
fueron, quiza por no haber he
cho una campana florida
los Sres. A. B. Angle, con $50;
H. G. Turner, 645; Willard
Johnson, 474, y Johnny Diaz'
458.
Tomaran possession los nue.
vos apoderados, en- sustitucion
de los Sres. E. j. Ficarrotta,
w. H. Farrar y II. G. Turner
ell dia 6 de enero
Larson Sc "salv6' en- ell Ill
timo tren, con solo diez votos
de ventaja sobre ell estimado
joven Angle, hijo del admins
de la aduana de Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1941-12-17

Jet Abogado General dice que
los italianos y alemanes pueden
ser naturalizados 81 en- diciem-
ibre 8 pertenecian a una de las
siguientes glasses de extranje-
roS:
l. 81 obtuvo suS primeros pa
peles hace dos amos pol 10 me
nos, pero no mas de siete amos
con anterioridad a esa feoha.
2. ST tenia derecho a solicitar
la ciuiadania sin los primeros
papeles (por ejemplo, la eSposa
O ell marido de un ciudadano a
mericano).
8. 81 tenia pendiente su peti-
ci6n para naturalization en- la
Corte Federal.
Los hombres leales seran ira
tados liberal y ACKNOWLEDGMENT
te; a los desleales... cuanto mas
pronto Sc les '~inmOvilioe" me
nos quebrantos sufrira ell puec4o
americana.
La gaceta., 1941-12-17

gunas personals habian sugeri-
do.
Empezara la Feria ell dfa 3
de febrero y no Sc terminara
hasta ell Ia, abarcando ell mis-
mo n1mero de dias que en- "a
nos anteriores.
FL Carnival de Gasparilla,
sin embargo, no Sc efectuara,
imitandose asi las s%uspensio-
mes acordadas en- Memphis y
New Orleans.
La organization de Gaspa-
rilla sc mantendra intacta ba-
10 las 6rdenes de un comit6 in
tegrado por los Sres. w. l..
Van Dyke, presidente E. P.
Taliaferro, James w. Warren
Lem P. Woods y H. l.. Crow
der.
La Feria de Florida es una
corporation no relacionada
con ell Carnival de Gasparilla.
La gaceta., 1941-12-17

ell mando Soviet. no eS una reti-
rada eEtrategica del enemigo,
sino una retirada del abatido y
deseSperado. "El eiercito enemi
go es perseguido Y aniquilado".
Los alemanes Sc proponian
pasar ell Inferno en- Kalinin y va
habian hecho preparedness, 10
que prueba eS una derrota su
retirada. Habian construido hi
leras de camas de campaha con
una altura de cuatro, unas en-
Gina de las otras.
La nota official de hoy agre-
"a a la captura de Kalinin la
toma de Vysokoe, 40 millas al
oeste.
Las seis divisiones que comba
tan en- Kalinin sc retiran bajo
ell fuego aniquilante de los ru-
SOS, dejando un enorme nGmero
de muertos y heridos.
Varios de los expertos militia
res convienen hoy en- que Russia
pOsee la Have de la guerra en- ell
Extreme Oriente. Estados Uni
dos, con permiso de Russia, le Sc
ria possible bombardear a Toxic
desde las bases que en- Alaska pc
see. I'm magnifico punto de a.
pogo para bombardear al Jap6n
10 serfa tambien ell puerto de
VladivoStock.
AL mismo tempo ell ej6rcito
russo en- ell Extreme Oriente es
Ell Gnico ejercito Aliado capaz de
%entrar en- acci6n, con equipo mo
derno Y batir a los japoneses.
NADIA Sc sabe sobre las futu-
ras intenciones del gobierno de
Stain en- cuento al Jap6n, pOr
estimar ell Kremlin que pOr aho-
ra no lie convene a Russia entrar
en- una guerra con los %nipones.
Las Gltimas negociaciones in
dican que Russia debilit6 su ejer
otto en- Asia para reforzar su
frente en- Ell Occidente, y que por
ahora no lanzara ningGn ataque
en- la Siberia, como 10 desean
Londres y Washington.
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
Las tropas sovietcas hicieron un
avance de 40 mllas desde Kalinin
Restablecidas todas las comunicaciones
entire Leningrado y Moscu
Il Ejercito nazi es p~erseguido y aniquilado.
Russia posee la lave de la guerra en-
ell Extreme Oriente

Mosed, Die. 17.-Las tropaS
aazistomaron aver a Kalinin y
hoy Sc ~encuetran va. persiguier
10 al eremigo, a 40 mlias al oeS
&c de esa pcblaci6n,
Fuerzas de caballeria AVIAN.
Fan hoy hacia Orel.
FL mando nazi admite la reti.
rada de suS trCpaS en- varios sex
,ores y dice que es para "acor.
tar las lineas', con motive de
invierno.
Las comunicaciones entire Ia
ningrado y MoScu sc han resta.
blecido Y centenares de aldea:
~ pueblos arrebatados a los in
vasores.
La Cfensiva rusa en- 81 Norte
en- tl frente finlanies, adqGie-
re mayor fuerza y Sc extiende
de desde ell lago Ladoga a lagC
Omega,
I'm regimiento aleman, EN- Tu-
la, arroj6 las armas y Sc do
la fuga.
Los ninos rusos, en- Klinm, a
yudaron a la victoria del ejerci'
to Soviet. CuandO los alemanes
iban a hacer funcionar los tan
ques. sc encontraron con que las
manivelas de "cranquear" ha'
bian desaparecido.
Huyeron los alemanes y en-
tonces los muchachos entrega'
ron las manivelas.
Turquia cree que, segnn no
~ticias de Ankara, que los nazis
Sc proponen utilizar en- su con-
ira, abriendo un nuevo frente
las tropas qeu ahora a TODD CO.
rrer retiran de Russia.
Ell gobierno ingles opina que
la retirada alemana en- Russia,
Sc convierte en- un nuevo Y ma
yor peligro para las islas bri-
tanicas. Esta a la firma def rey
Jorge Ia ley que autoriza al 90
.bierno para reclutar a las mu3e-
res. La edad militar, en- lnglate
ira, Sc ha extendido entire las
eiades de 10 a 80 amos.
La retirada de Russia, declara
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
AMPLIOS PODERES AL PRE-
SIDENTE ROOSEVELT

Washington, Die. 17-Apro
b6 aver ell Congreso una ley
que concede amplios poderes
al Pre2idente para dirigir la
guerra.
Anunci6 ell gobierno que Sc
propone establecer la censu-
ra y para dirigirla nombr6 a.
yer ell p~residente Roosevelt al
Sr. Byron Price, director eje-
cutivo de la Prensa Asociada.
La ley autoriza al Presiden-
tie no solo para establecer la
censura sine para redistribuir
las funciones del g%obierno, re
visar contracts de defensa, e.
iercer complete dominic sobre
las transaccciones financieras
de los extranjeros, cuyas pro-
piedades en- los E;tados Uni
dos montan a $1,000 00, 900.
Ha sido nombrado embaja-
dor en- Cuba ell actual embaja
dor de los Estados Unidos en-
Colombia, un f~inanciero de N.
York.
Hasta enero Sc decide aver
extender ell bando sobre la
venta de p%neumaticos y tubos
para automobiles.
Los peri6dicos de Buenos
Aires dan la noticia de que ell
gobierno de Bolivia ha toma-
do estrictas medidas para E.
vitar actos de SABOTAGE de los
alemanes contra ell transporte
de metales deese pals a los Els
tados Unidos. FL gobierno pu-
do enterarse a tempo de que
los nazis y sus partidarios Sc
proponian volar las parallels
de los ferrocarriles en- sitios
muy dificies para hacer prom
tas Preparedness,
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Corren, corren...... y esta vez son alemanes. =
Lealtad y Naturalization. = FL minimo de 40
y la industrial local.

Corren, corren... y no son los
fascistas italianos de Guadala-
jara.
Corren... Y detras de ellos
marchan los ej9rcito de la u
MON Soviet.
Corren, corren... las hordaS
del amadamado Hitler.
Ell hombre que combate para
destruir la raz6n y la justicia Sc
desmcraliza con extraordinaria
rapidez.
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
La bandera de las baras y las e~strellas c%ontnGia
flotando sobre la isIa de Midway
Comunica ell almirante Hart que los submarines
americanos entraron en- accion.
Los japOneses desembarcaron tropas en- Sarws

Tropas niponas fueron des'
embarcadas en- Sarawak, cos
ia de Borneo, en- ell protecto-
RADIO ingles qe gobierna ell ia
moso "Rajah Blanco" Sir Oh.
Nyner Brooke. Esta possession
Sc halla a 80 millas de Singa-
pore y a 600 de Manila.
I'm avi6n holandes de bonn
bardeo alcanz6 con sus bonn
has a un destructor japones,
en- Miri, Sarawak.
La intenci6n del mando ja-
PONIES es descargar rapidos
golpes sobre las posiciones in
glesas y holandesas y dominar
ell mar en- las rutas por las
cuales pudieran llegar refuer-
EOS a los Aliados.
En- Londres Sc manifesto
hoy que todos los pasos Sc han
dado va para coordinar, por
parte de Inglaterra, EstadOs
Unidos, Russia y sus aliados, la
estrategia que Sc aplicara en-
TODD ell mundo. Inglaterra no
ha pedido a Russia que declare
la guerra al Jap6n, como Sc di
jera aver.
Asegurase, aulBque Llsboa
10 desmiente, que los japone-
ses Sc apoderaron va de la is
la portuguese de Macao, situa
da a AS millas de Hong Kong,
por ell suroeste.
Hong Kong, segdn todos los
observadores, es todavfa 10 su
ficien.emente fuerte para re-
chazar todos los intentos de
invasion de los japoneses. Tres
cahones que disparaban des-
de Kowloon fueron 5ilencia-
dos por las baterfas britanicas