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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-03
GAMES TODAY

The following are final scores of games played this afternoon in the two major leagues as received up to press time:
 National League Philadelphia l Boston 4.
 American League Boston 5; Philadelphia 2.
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HELP AN ALASKAN Telephone 7l3s or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service for this qualified worker.

OFFICE WORKER Young lady age 21 single, high school gradu- ate, good typist, fair stenographer. some experience with office work Well recommended by employers on temporary jobs. Would appreciate opportunity for additional office experience. Please call ES 327.
 DIVORCE DISMISSED
 Suit of Estelle C.. Nesbit for di- vorce from Ralph H. Nesbit was dismissed in District Court here yes terday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-03
LOCAL pA0IS
 FLY THIRTEEN
 IRlp5 TODAY

Thirteen flights by local airways pilots win be completed by dark to- day as. three planes and fliers kept continually in the air on trips to the Coast and the Interior. r5s
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NEW CITIZEN

John zlobin, former citizen of Russia, was naturalized yesterday in District Court here. He is a Sitka Priest
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-03
DIVORCE CASE

Suit for divorce has been filed in District Court by Alma Callas against Dan Callas on grounds of deSertiOn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-03

g. Boys 30-yard dasf--8 years and younger-First, 75c; second SOC; third, 25c 10. Girls 30-yard daSh-8 years and younger-F1rst, 75c; second SOC; third, 25c. II. Boys 35-yard dash-9 years and younger-First, 75c; second soc; third 25c. 12. Girls 35-yard dash-9 years and younger-First, 75c; second SOC; third, 25c. Boys 40-yard dasl-10 years and younger-FirSt, 75c; second SOC; third, 25c. IA. Girls 40-yard dash-10 years and younger-First, 75c; second soc; third 25c. IS. Boys 50-yard dasf11 years and ounger-First, 75c; second soc; third, 25c 16. Girls 50-yard dash-11 years and younger-First, 75c; second soc; third 25c. IT. Boys 50-yard dash-12 years and yOunger-FirSt, 75c: second soc; third 25c. 18. Girls 50-yard dash--12 years and younger-First, 75c; second soc; third 25c. Boys 50-yard dash--13 years and younger-First 75c; second soc; third 25c. 20. Girls 5O-yard dash-13 years and younger-First, 75c; second soc; third 25c. 21. Boys 50-yard dash-14 years and younger-Frst, 75c; second, soc; third 25c. g. Girls 50-yard dash-l4 years and younger-First, 75c; second, soc; third 25c. g. Boys 75-yard dash-15 years and younger-Frst, 75c; second soc; third 25c. "A. Girls 75-yard dash-15 years and younger-Frst 75c; second, soc; third 25c. 25 Boys 75-yard dash-16 years and younger-Frst, 75c; second soc; third 25c. 26 Girls 5-yard dash-16 years and younger-Frst, 75c; second, soc; third 25c. 27. Boys 1O0-yard dash-16 to 18 years-Fist, $250 second $15O; third $100 28 Girls 100 yard dash-16 to IS years-First 5O second, $50; third $1OO 29. Mems 100-yard dash-Free for Al-First, $10t00 second, $500 30 Fat Mems Race-2O0 pounds over-First, $500 second, $250 75 yards. Boys Sack Races:
 l. 20 Yards-7 years and younger-First 75c second, soc; third 25c. 2. 20 Yards g years younger-First 75c; second, SOC; third, 25c. 25 Yards-11 years and younger-First, 75c second, soc; third, 25c
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-03
Tomorrow
9:30 A. M.-GRAND PARADE:

9:3O A. M.-GRAND PARADE
 Line of march will assemble form Lower Frank lin Street heading at opposite the City Dock being position not later than 9:15 A. M Parade will start promptly at 9:30 A. M, proceeding up Lower Franklin to Front Street to Main Street and then along Will oughby to Firemen's Recreation Park Parade Prize Iist
 Best Decorated Car Float first $15Oo second 5000 Most Appropriate 4h July Costume-(boys) First $2O0; second $1 Most Appropriate 4th of July costume-tgirls)- First Best Sustained Character (boys-First $2OO; second $1.00.
 Best Sustained Character-(grs)- $2oo; second Best Decorated jBicycle-(boys) First $2Oo; second $1.00.
 Best Decorated Bicyce-(grs-First, $20O second Best Decorated Dolls Buggy-(grls)-First $20O sec- ond, $1.OO. Best Decorated wagon-( (boys)-First, $20O; second, Best Marching Turnout-(boys 'organzation)-s1OO0 Best Marching Turnout-(girls' organization 5000 CBoys and girls organization must have at least eight marchers In line of march to be considered for prize money)
 I0:3O A. M.-CHIDRENS SPORT CARNIVAL. l. Boys 20-yard dash-4 years and youneer-First
 75c; second, 50c third 25c z GIFTS 20-yard dash-4 years yolnger-First
 75c; second, 50c third g. Boys 20-yard dash-5 and vounper-First
 75c; second, 50c 25c. A. Girls 20yard dash-5 years and youneer-First
 75c; second, 50c third 25c b. Boys 20-yard daSh-6 youneer-First
 75c; second, soc; third 25c 6 Girls 20-yard dash-6 and younper-First
 75c; second soc; third 25c T. Boys 25-yard dasfl-7 years and younper-First
 75c; second soc; third 25c B. Girls 25-yard dash-7 years and younger-First
 75c second soc; third, 25c.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

a pencil Of light from windows or
doors-at prices ranging from $500
to 81 200.
CReleased b. the North American
Newspaper Alliance. rne.)
Evening star., 1941-12-23

academy dinner was a hysterical
move"
Mickey Rooney would like q great
big church wedding-if he could
stage it in comparative secrecy.
"A fellow hasn't got a chance to
get married right around this town."
he remarked on the set of his new
Hardy picture. So, what's a fellow
going to do? He's planning an over
night trip to Las Vegas soon after
the first of the year and after that
a honeymoon jaunt to the North
Carolina home of Bride-to-be Ava
Gardner. Les Peterson, publicity
man ct M-G-M, will be Mickey's
best man. 1t was another M-G-M
publicity man, Otto Winkler, who
stood up" for Clark Gable two
years ago when he and Carole
Lombard staged their surprise run
away wedding.
II X X
Cancellation of the Rose Bowl
game and the Tournament of Roses
parade was a bitter blow to movie
folks, but when word came that
horse racing had been fixed for
Santa Anita a move was started to
Evening star., 1941-12-23

to his co-star, Richard Davies, the
day Gang Busters" started at Uni
versal. I'm sure we've met some
place before" said Armstrong.
That's right" returned Davies, IT
used to grease your car at the Fer
nando Service Station" 1t was true.
Davies, one Of the most promising
newcomers at the Valley Studio,
worked as grease monkey" to pay
his way through drama school.
Bette Davis has not only forgiven
the thankless pup that up and bit
chunk out of her nose a few
months ago, but has taken another
canine into her home dachshund
which she bought a few days ago.
It's the first dog other than a scotty
that Bette has owned in 10 years.
Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman
Evening star., 1941-12-23


cancellation and hold the affair,
most glittering event on Hollywoods S
social calendar, sometime in late
February.
The acaderys surprise blackout
action drew an indignant TRADE
from the entire film colony, West
and East, scolded the Hollywood
reporter editorially.
I'VE wouldn't be surprised to wake
up some morning and find that the
national emergency had gotten
under the hide of our Hollywood
greats so deeply that they would be
suggesting the production of motion
pictures be discontinued for the
duration Of the war. Sounds silIv.
but no more SO than the academy's
big gesture Of Wednesday night in
calling of the academy awards
dinner"
Several members who voted
against banquet now admit that
their action was hasty and ILL
advised.
This is no time to get hysterical,"
said one. And calling of the
Evening star., 1941-12-23
Olivia Nav Star

Olivia de Hayilland will be tested
by Warner Bros. for the leading
role in Saratoga Trunk" film ver-
sion Of Edna Ferber's best-seller. :
Casting Of Miss de Havilland in
this part would give her the most
important role of her career. 1t
would also crown her busiest year as
Warner star. Besides having
completed They Died With Their
Boots On" and The Male Animal"
in recent months, she is currently
co-starring with Bette Davis. George
Brent and Dennis Morgan in In
This Our Life" screen adaptation
of the Ellen Glasgow best-seller.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

are following Eleanor Roosevelt's
advice and are making their kitchen
Q den where they'll retire during
blackouts. Their new home won't
be completed until April.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

Blackout material and flashlights
are still difficult items to buy in Los
Angeles. Stores replenish stocks
daily but are sold out by closing
Evening star., 1941-12-23

establish a winter retreat for pro-
ducers and directors That
new daylight working schedule is
no treat to Lon CLANCY, who spends
four hours getting into his wolf
man" makeup at Universal. That
means Lon gets up at $3.50 m. He'll
have the same schedule for his next
aSsignment-"The Ghost OF Frank
enstein."
AS a compromise to thousands of
fans who complained so bitterly
about Laraine Day being killed out
of the DR.. Kildare series, M-G-M
has cast Laraine opposite the doctor
uew Ayres) in Fingers at the
Window This is not another
Kildare. however.
Robert Armstrong was introduced
Evening star., 1941-12-23
6ttf 6tt1I13iEls:% Z; lIlt' f3f IS y

The story so far: Carl, peas
ants son, and King Harald start
out to find 1Citch ,0ho has
caused ,Udr NTH the neighbor-
ing kingdom. Santa, unknown
to Carl, is ready to help.
Evening star., 1941-12-23

floated out Of sight, and no one
knows what became Of her.
Tomorrow: A peasant and a
princess.
Evening star., 1941-12-23
Movie Academy to Revoke
Cancellation of Dinner
Action Called 'HystericaP by Aroused
Film Colony to Be Reconsidered Soon;
Mickey Broods on Big Wedding
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.


The Hollywood
Motion
Admission high figures in the
academy that board meeting will be held
Evening star., 1941-12-23

time. Stars residing In the fashion,
able Bel Air and Beverly Hills areas
merely called in blackout experts
who went over their establishments
from basement to garret, leaving not
Evening star., 1941-12-23

CAST OFF YOUR WORRIES about what to give
those males your list. Hard to please-sure. Seem
to have everything don't know about sizes
well, you can forget all that.
No smoker ever received too many White Owl
Cigars and every smoker would like to get some.
And while these cigars may taste like rare treat
from some hard-to-fnd place-actually they're easy
to shop for. =. available at stores everywhere.
He'll appreciate the mildness of the domestic to-
bacco in the ller-and you'll both 60 for the aroma
of the rich Havana tobacco blended with it.
But most important-hen like you for giving
him gift he really wants. So write White Owl after
every mans name on your list.
4
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Of nvncbIs Club House shape. Which do men Prsfs'7
Ms q iossvp-bs'II be happy with either
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23
NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administrative
Of the Estate OF Robert Clay, d~eceas-
ed, late OF Vance County, North Car
china, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate OF
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned, u to her attorney in
Henderson, North Carolina, on or be
fore the Bird day Of April, 1912, OF
this notice will be pleaded in bar OF
their recovery. All persons indebted
to the estate will please make i'm
mediate payment.
This the End day of April, l94l.
MARY CLAY.
Administrative Of Estate of
Robert Clay.
Charles w. Williamson,
Attorney for Administrative.
2-9-l6-23-3O-7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23

Hall OF the worlds population, sta
tIstics show, lives in but one-tWen-
1ieth of the worlds area. The other
half naturally wonders why,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23

We should eliminate the shoW-oI1
driver. says an editorial. Won't be
necessary-sooner or later he'll ell
inmate himself.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23

Cabbage, we read, has a fine Ell
feet on the tcHh. And on the palate,
too. if accompanied by juicy corned
heel
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23
SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION.
NOTICE.
In The Superior Court.

In The Superior Court.
North aroma:
Vance county,.
Mrs. Mae u. Glover. Widow of ID. X.
Glover, deceased, and Charlie
Glover, Plaintiffs.
VS..
Woodrow Glover, ..eirs at law and
contingent remaindermen of Char
lie Glover and Woodrow Glover,
and J.. NJ. Peace. guardian ad Item,
Defendants.
The defendants Woodrow Glover
and his heirs at law, the heirs and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23

YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED WITH
the new Studcbaker. lis easy driv-
ing and economical troublc-frce
service. Let us make you a PROPOSE
ton today. Candler-PalmCr Motor
Company. 16-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23

YOUR SHOES LIKE NEW WHEN
we are through. Stop IN or phone
638. We cali tor and deliver. Grls-
SONS Shoe Shop, Grover Grissom.
Prop. 3tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23

TRY OUR FROSTED FOODS. SpE-
clal all tins week. Frosted Cur,
Corn. box zoe, Green beans. box
l8c. Fun line OF other Vegetable,
and fruits, turner's Market. phone
y ana 3uo. 23-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23

BOOKCASES FOR SALE, GLASS
enclosed BOOKCASES, $50. a bar
gam. Il. L. SalterWhIte q Sons,
l.edr IRE station. lT-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23

FRESH. ALWAYS GOOD!
That's Red Taylor's barbecue.
Have YOU tried 1t lately! Enjoy
Brunswick stew cooked the old
fashioned way. Eat at Red Taylor's
Hill Top No. 2. 222tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23
WANT ADS

WE INVITE YOU TO CHECK OUR
prices, weights and quality ON
fancy groceries, fresh meats, gar
den fresh produce. Herberta Yer
low Front. Phone i39. l5-tt
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WANT ADS
Get Results

FOR RENT $500 MONTH SEWN
room dwelling, two baths. large Ioi
Turner avenue and Zenc street.
Citizens Realty & Loan Co. l7-tf
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are mutual insurance buyers. They
benefit by sound Insurance, et-
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vldends year after year by insur-
ing with Gates Insurance Agency.
YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED WITH
the new S~tudcbaker. lis easy driv-
ing and economical trouble-1ree
service. Let us make you a PROPOSE,
ton today. Candler-Palmcr Motor
SCREEN FRAMING FOR MAKING
screens with moulding complete.
sold by he foot. Also screens
ready To use or assemble. Watkins
BOOKCASES FOR SALE, GLASS
enclosed bookcases, $50. a bar
gam. Il. L. SatterWhIte 4 Sons,
Lear lire station. l1-tf
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plants of all KINGS. Corsugcs ana
= Wreaths for every occasion. Visit
: our greenhouses or phone $50 day
= or night. Bridgers-Ihe Florist.
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i AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
barbecue at Legion Hut Friday
: Gov ~ 90" r. H. 4'SiiticNS pIdNt
soc. This i a charity benefit PUB
\ lie invited. 23-lti
CARRIERS INK SPECIAL FOR sc
=. Gays only. one quart bottle, Sl.25
35c bottle Eytoff ink eradicate
~ Free. Save $50 in a disable com
Dlnatlon. Phone 81. Affords PRINT
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- lawn grass mixed long grasses
Good for al seasons of the year
~ Watkins Hardware Co. Main street
u 22-2t
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-23

GET PRICES ON OUR USED CARS
before you buy. Z & Z Motor Co.,
Dodge and Plymouth dealers. Ill
Chestnut street. i-eod-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
NAzI5 SAY
 ROOSEVELT
 WEARS WAR
Occupation of Iceland An- other Step : Further
 Moves Expected
CBy ASSOCIATED PREss)

The German spokesman, giving Germany's first official reaction to the landing of United States Naval forces in Iceland, asserted the ac- tion is an active military step and the United States is now represent ed by troops in the war zone.
 From a military viewpoint, these troops might as well be in a British port. President Roosevelt has for a long time been approaching war and now has moved much closer to it. ,
 Nazi sources implied clearly that Berlin is counting on the possibility the United States will occupy other places, such as the Azores, Cape Verde Island and Dakar, on the coast of French West Africa.
 In London, Prime Minister Chur- chill hailed Roosevelt's action as "cne of the most important things that has happened since the war began
 Churchill said the British and the United States navies will probably find it to be mutually advantageous to assist each other in the very dan gerous, waters around Iceland"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
By JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, July The President has hung out a new sign It reads: Help Wanted-A liaison man in the Senate"
 The death of kindly, soft-spoken and well-beloved Sen. Pat Harri- son, President pro tenn of the Sen ate, has so further thinned the ranks of loyal Senators that the Administration reportedly is getting a little frantic about what to do for leadership in the upper cham Der.
 It isn't that there aren't some men remaining who can be count ed on to line on the right side of the aisle when the chips are being counted. The administration still has a substantial majority as long as the fight is just skirmish between Democrats and Republi- cans. But when it develops into a knock down. and- drag out, who's going to give the signals. call the plays. and keep the boys from get ting off-side?
 Sen. James F. Byrnes-the great est contact man the President ever has had on the Hill-has moved up to the Supreme Court. Pat harri-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
Henlispheres Cannot Have
 Dividing Line
Roosevelt Says D efense Points Extend Into
 Other Areas

WASHINGTON, July 9.-President Roosevelt today discarded hemis- pheric dividing lines as controlling factors in matters affecting the de- fense of the United States.
 AS far as defense considerations are concerned the President took the position it is impossible to draw an imaginary line between the Vest ern and Eastern hemispheres and put a buoy on it.
 The pronouncement came in re- sponse to questions asked him in yesterdays conference with newsmen regarding the occupation of Iceland.
 There are points in one ocean or another, he said, which are not im- portant to defense, but others, just outside the hemispheric Boundaries, might be terribly important.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
Nazi Invaders Trying to Build Bredstworks
 in White Russia RUSSIANS WIPE OUT
 GERMAN REGIMENTS
Conventional Warfare May Start in Few Ddysif
 Advance Dies
(By ASSOCIATED PREss)

A smashing victory over Hitlers invasion forces in battle in north ern White Russia is reported by the Red Armies today as the Soviet High Command said two German motorized regiments were wiped out and the enemy left hundreds of dead on the field, retreating to the West"
 A Moscow war bulletin said fierce Russian resistance is stalling Ger man drives along the 1000 mile front from the Baltic to the Black Sea so far executing Hitler's blitz- kreig.
 The bulletin said the Nazis are trying to ent trench in northern White Russia on the upper Dvina River.
 For the second successive day Hit ler's Command reported the gigantic battle in Russia with the single sentence Fights continue success full on the entire Eastern front"
 DNB said Nazi troops scored ma- jor gains in the Baltic sector with the capture of Parnu and viljandi in southern Estonia, and Ostroy on the main railroad line to Leningrad.
 Authoritative quarters in London said the Nazi eastward push into Russia appears halted and unless there is big break-through in the next few days there is likely to be great pause, with the intended blitz of Russia killed and conventional warfare the every day occurrence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
American Red Cross Nurses
 Sunk by Sub
Six Volunteers 10 England Are Missing After U-
 Boat Aftack
tBy ASSOCIATED PREss)

American Red Cross officials to- day said a British vessel bearing ten Red Cross nurses to England has been torpedoed and six of the nurses are still missing. ? A spokesman for the Red Cross said the vessel the identity of which has been kept secret, was torpedoed about two weeks ago Four of the young women were rescued four days ago, all appar- ently unharmed and in good phys ical condition.
 This spokesman asserted the boat sailed from Gulf Coast port on June 6.
 Missing nurses are Phyllis Evans of Everett, Mass; Dorothy Morse of Boston; Nancie Pett of Detroit; Helen Jurewicz of Southamboy Mass; Margaret Somerviile of Catskill, N. Y. and Dorothea Koehn of Oshkosh, Wis,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
Che
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WASHINGTON-The really inn portant- feature of the new Air Corps set-up announced by Secretary of War Stimson escaped general notice. This was that Assistant Secretary Robert Lovett, i1ard-hitting World War ace, will have charge of decid- ing on pew models and types of Army aircraft.
 This is a major reform. Previously the responsibility was scattered among the brass hats, resulting in long delays and other hitches in getting new planes into production. Under the reorganization, Lovett will be boss and able to deal firmly with red-tape and the bureaucrats.
 Because he shuns the limelight and works without hoopla, only in siders know that Lovett has been militantly battling the red-tape bri- gade since he entered the War De- partment last December. The reor- ganization plan, which sets up a unified, autonomous Air Corps command, was largely Lovett's work.
 NOTE: Major General Hap" Ar mold, commander of the newly cre- ated Army Air Forces, is outranked by Lieutenant General Delos G. Emmons, chief of the Air Force Combat Command, which is under Arnold. To remedy this incongruous situation, either Arnold will have to be promoted notch or Emmons' temporary rank, given him last Oc- tober, will have to be reduced to Arnold's. a--..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-09
NAzIS RUM0R REDS SELLING
 vLAD|v05T0k
Russia, However, Denies Reports that U. 5. Is to
 Buy Kamehdtkd

MOSCOW, July 9.-Commissar of Foreign Affairs Lozovsky said today he has heard the German reports that Russia is negotiating the sale of Kamchatka, Far Eastern mari time province of Russia, to the Unit ed States, but declared these rumors are groundless and spread doubt less to create friction between the United States and Japan
 Kamchatka benin u a contains Vladivostok and the eastern-most provinces of Siberia. Some Japan csc imperialists have suggested the acquisition of the area by Japan.