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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-14
COLISEUM {: } l'I|''d'
NOW--Errol Flynn and Bette rss e Dovis in s4ft
 ELIZABETH AND kSEX"

of Douglas, were held at g o'clock this morning at the Catholic Church of the Nativity with the Rev. William G. LeVasseur singing the solemn high requiem mass. Burial was in the Catholic Ceme- tery at Douglas.
 Pallbearers were Joe Collier, Jake Cropley, Jimmie Lee, Victor Notch, James King and Jimmy Fox.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-14
2 P. M.

bushes. flowers, trees, wide lawn, and all the grecneTy, for a course Of 125 feet.
 Looks romantic as Moony cen in the moonlight, but just look out- side the stage-a big, electric power pump, it's sound muffled by wads of cotton bandaging it, by a huge muffler at the "head" of the stream. And where there $ water there has to be plumbing The pipes run from outside, un- derground, and up into the gar den.
 The brook nipples prettily over rocks, but it nipples only on sig nal. Compressed air controls each rip of it's ripping, each gurg of it's gurgling. When the lovers are dish ing the mush, our brook obliges with a soft romantic obligato. When the scene is sorroWful, the brook gurgles a muted, plaintive dirge. It's got no soul, nor trout, to call it's own.
 Snow, now, is more independent. Snow is having winter carnival today on the outdoor, but canvas covered, set of Illusion" The set represents Edna May Divers sea- worthy home on Nantucket, a weather-beaten old house with porch decorations of ship's-heads In the wintry weather here preva- lent, the landscape is bleak, in cluding the huge horizon" back drop which serves where the sur rounding water leaves off. They've used some of the usual gypsum and corn flake snow for the distant rocks and rooftops, but the cold, shining Mccoy has been spirited generously over the whole. The snow machine rides on a wooden barge, accompanied by hundred odd big cakes of ice When they need new snow, they toss in dozen or two cakes, turn on the motor, and out it comes, a spraying storm of crushed ice-enough to provis- ion good-sized Kentucky Derby party with julep frosting. e
 Merle Oberon and Alan Mar shal are out on the snow-covered pier leading from Granny Edna Mays house, and what they're saying is the mikes secret be- cause nobody supplied us with hip boots to wade out and caves drop
 But that's where we ain't-na- ture-granders are wrong Real snow may help some in this business of making snow pictures in the roar ing summertime, but not mucn when the whole set is covered with blazing lights. Merle finishes the scene, and as she skips by she says hello as charmingly as usual, but she dashes off to slip into some- th'"o loose before I smother"
 The snow, however, will assert its independence. They can spray it around, but they can't make it stay more than "A hours at time. They use about 30 tons of ice day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-14

ia it's place, but it's place is not on Q movie stage. Look at that brook there-here, I mean, on the set of "Smilin' Through"
 It's a nice, pleasant brook. It flows through the English garden where Jeanette Macdonald and Gene Raymond pitch whoo and di- alogue, where Brian Aherne keeps tryst with his lost love. It twists obligingly through the masses of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-14
Flag Day
 Services
 On Tonight
EIks Will Observe Occasion Program Be Given in
 Scottish Rife Temple

The Elks of Juneau, B. P. o. E. No. APO, will observe Flag Day to- night with ar appropriate service at 8 o'clock given in the Scottish Rite Temple. The public is invited to this observance
 Warren G. Magnuson, Congress man from the State of Washington, is scheduled to make the Flag Day address.
 The complete program, which will be in charge of Acting Exalted Rul- CT Arthur Adams, is as follows
 God Bless America" Audience.
 Introductory Exercises, Exalted Ruler and Officers.
 Prayer by the Chaplain.
 History of the Flag, F. E. R. Harry Sperling.
 Altar Service, Esquire and Offic- CTS.
 Address, Hon. Warren G. Mag nuson, Congressman from State of Washington.
 "Star-Spangled Banner" Aud ience.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-14

Empire ClasslIleus Pay!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-14

The Daily A.aska ----,ssp;re has ths
 largest paid circulation of any Al. aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-14
FUNERAL MASS SUNG
 FOR HENRY STEVENS

Funeral services for Henry Stew ems, prominent and beloved native
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-14
In Hollywood
By ROaBIN COONs

HOLLYWOOD, June 14-All of us ain't-nature- grand people have to come to Hollywood to find out how wrong we are.
 Here's where nature is all right
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-14
NOTICE

The Gastineau Cafe has moved from Juneau to Sitka this week. and wishes to inform its patrons that the place is now closed. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-14
NOTICE

I am not and will not be respon- sible for any bills contracted by Ruth Cooke. ro srf
 MRS. w. SUMI, Box 424, adv. Fairbanks, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-14
HELP AN ALASKAN Telephone 713 or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service
for this qualified worker.

MESSENGER BOY-ODD JOBS- Boy age IA, born and raised in Juneau. Wants summer work at odd jobs around Juneau. Call for ES 321.
Evening star., 1941-09-05

SAVE ON Dinetts Furniture
SAVE ON .FirspIsss Fittings
SAVE ON Kitchen cabinsts
SAVE ON Shower curteins
SAVE ON Unpaintsd Furniture
SAVE ON Chine and Glasswsrs
SAVE ON gin items
SAVE ON DsthFssm Needs
SAVB ON .ciesst Asssssssiss
SAVE ON HsvssfvrnisAinss
SAVE ON brspssiss end csnein
AvE ON sipss~srs
AvE ON Rs-UpAsistsNnS
Evening star., 1941-09-05

One visit bockons furniture floor and u realize tot oken
18Th Century whoteve preference can take pick on
carpet
uphostee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Practical

Most of the ranch clothing has
evolved from the rip-roaring
DAYS of the Old West, which
makes its last stand in New
Mexico, with view toward
practical use. Most of the items
will be found among the work.
ing gear of the cowboy used to
long days in the saddle on the
range.
The high-heeled boot evolves
from the days when huge spurs
had to be kept off the ground,
and the footgear now serves the
practical purpose of keeping the
foot in the stirrup-and also al
fords the cowboy footing when
roping in the corrals.
Most practical and popular OF
western garb is the bibless over
all. better known as the blue
Jean, which is a glutton for pun
ishment, and will stand innumer-
able washings. The more often
the garment is laundered, the
softer and lighter it becomes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Step BriskIy

A cold, moist day is ideal for
a walk. Clip off three miles, at
the very least. Step briskly so
that the entire body surface will
glow and the sweat glands will
become active.
This means that the pores will
have a good washing. If eXer-
else isn't strenuous enough to
whet up the blood streams and
to bring moisture to the skin
surface, it isn't strenuous enough
to have a stimulating, strength
ening effect on muscles and It's
sues.
Back homo, get under the
warm shower. have a good soap
inc. turn on the cold water for
Is seconds give yourself rous-
ing rundown. Then you can play
with the busting powder or the
fragrant bath tonic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Regulations Rule

School regulations will determine whether you'll select
long dress or one with sreeength skirt In schools
in and Detroit short dresses the rule, while IN
others girls permitted TO long skirted trocks
usually made with short secvcscap sleeves OF
pus And today when many pretty formas have angel
wing ruffes and Lady Hamilton soft fchus covering the
shoulders these sleeves are sometimes eliminated
charmer a formal which shows the Old South nflu-
noe in its dropped shoulders of white dmiy with Val lace
edgng rues of the collar and the tucked tiers on the full
skirt There's founce at the hemlne. And the shoulders
may be up down!
frock this type, which will be smart A G-(after
graduatonor dinners and dances grand item to have
your wardrobe Another lovely one is dotted SWISS with
low cut decoletage and full circular skirt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Pres+o-a Dinner Dress

To change dinner dresser to make it proper for
graduaton-you don the cunning jacket which has crisp
short pepum farng below the waist nses of splderweb
Irish bands the neck and sleeves trim the Jacket
Sheer deectabe for the fashion grad
In this group model of white embroidered rayon
arouisee with fine hemsttchng and stripes of flower en-
broidery
Of the short frocks the dantest we've is of snowy
rayon crepe with little scaloped collar and cuffs on the
short sleeves plus fneyucked yoke The shred skirt ties
in back with sash.
For shopping information, call Joan Dean Cherry $780,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Air Dry

In countries where the air is
dry, the human hide is inclined
to be coarse grained and rum
pied, skin scales shedding at
more than the normal rate.
Women who have been house.
bound during the Winter season,
who are disinclined to meander
from their four walls, are likely
TO find their face covering in
that sad state. Especially if
they have neglected the nightly
dreaming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Nd South Influence Seen in Gowns for the Sweet Girl Gradual
Play 7 oss
For a Trip
T the West

A PREREQUISITE for vaca-
"A ton fun in New Mexico is
proper dress-with an eye for
comfort, and not necessarily ex-
pensive taste, according to the
New Mexico state tourist bu-
reau.
Clothes should be fitted to the
holiday in mind, and prospective
travellers will find most large de-
partment stores showing in
creasing interest in western
ranch garb-cowboy hats, high
heeled boots, blue jeans and
brightly colored shirts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
For Warmth

Travellers who plan a trip
through Carlsbad CavernS Ma
tional Park will find low-heeled
walking shoes especially practi-
cal. The walking trip requires
five hours over well-laid trails,
and the constant 56-degree tenn
perature underground will make
a light sweater or jacket COM
Portable.
Whether you travel by train,
by plane or in your own auto
mobile, New Mexico or any
where out west is a real vaca-
ton. a land of enchantment
they call it. Just pack up your
overalls in your old kit bag,
leaving the troubles at home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Step
Lively
For Beauty
BY HELEN FOLLETT

BY HELEN FOLLETT
I EFT us hope that you are not
IL a fair weather girl. Be a
rain worshiper and get out and
hoof it on a misty-moisty morn
ing.
You'll be doing well by your
complexion even if you do get
your little FOOTE'S wet, which
you shouldn't, if you wear your
rubbers like a good girl.
English women who live in a
foggy country have, as a rule,
unusually beautiful skins. The
texture is fine, surface soft,
coloring like that of strawber-
ries and cream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Oi ifft Suggestions
That Rate Top Honors

GRADUATION presents in the thoughts OF mother and
VI father brother today As well as IN the MIND
the sweet girl graduate herself She's dreaming OF all the
pree she hopes with her dpomaperfume
ewey and such.
So it's I'd to parents friends provide the trinkets
She'll love one of the new evening that well with
the sheer floating ormals of coonstha she can wear TO
parties with white graduation freek
There's bag of lowered beaded dimIy that's ador-
able pink blue and yellow roses IN the
print tiny chakwhte beads embroidered all over IT,
clasp TONED by white Price s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

PART 8, PAGE 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
travelling Makeup Kits

In the cosmetic department you may find travelling kltS
makeup kitsor pretty young miss which are delightful
Gifts enclosed in lovely cases and range IN price
s.
you're thinking OF giving her. why not
choose one of the popular Chambay Shantng Cha-
BRAY that peras-apiga perfume, which sweet and bhe
life with provocative tang
Both are grand Summer with dresses OF the iaps
for which they're named. priced, $l5O-S5)
Then Schiaparels new lily OF the valley scent
that's young and Sprnglke Saut cologne Is Just
And there are lovely bath preparations TO match
tacm and beautifully packaged for gifts Bath songes
fr instance, scented with Saut. are Sl25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
For Warmth

Even in midsummer New
Mexico's high country is cool,
and sweaters and jackets should
be included in the vacation
wardrobe if dude ranch or
camping activities are planned.
Tailored Stacks are excellent for
dress-up in the evening, but un-
necessary frillS are taboo.
If vacation activities are TO
include hiking and walking
along mountain trails, or explo-
ratiens- among New Mexieo,s
national monuments. proper
shoes should be given a thought.
Low-cut laced boots or flat
heeled shoes are best. and wool
socks should be included.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Formal or Informd
Frocks With a Future
Win Fashion Diploma
By JOAN DEAN

RADIATION DAY is the day you'll look like a little
\ princess your graduation dress must be lovely
4 " one, a faering creation that will make you stand
out as a real success amid the bevy of beauties
Diploma giving time Is nearly here-and the
aduateseect busy bunch of buzng bees shopping
for their Shall be formal dress of white organde
dy with rfes and tiers Or smoothe in white crepe
with smart detail? Which, oh, which?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Or a Lucite Compact

The graduate would love compact-eSpeclally
YOUR gift ucie compact transparent creation with
edge. These compacts are III "hls
all pastel tins 81 50.
ILL.,, UaaSls lovely
two or and in tntS to match your complexion
with rhin and sterling silver clasps; $3.50.
pn-whch separates to make two clips an
blue rcd cnarl" INC bds
gittering with rhinesones it's specially priced at SlS
oFyou might give our gfadaate e+. ~ In
round face (S235O) lapel watch ball OF crystal suspended
bv gold chain from a pretty pin (S1650l are suggested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

through new and additional
taxes.
In weighing the Significance
of these proposals, it should
not be forgotten that, though
this measure will provide adj
ditiOnal receipts for govern
ment, it will at the same time
CORRESPONDENCE reduce the
purchasing power of individ-
ual citizens and their families.
Thus, through onerOus and
back breaking taxation, we
shall drift in the direction of
an equalitarian system, in
which social change will be
accomplished by the destruc-
tive process of dwelling down
popular living standards i'll
stead OF through the cOnstruc-
tive route of dwelling up.
Thus. though indexes of in
dustriaI production are cur
rently establishing the high
est peaks i'm the nations his
tory, this armament boom is
not to be confused with ma
tiOnal prosperity. The latter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

work was wholly undone
During most Of these years
while there was a prOdigai
public spending, national de-
Tense was being grossly neg.
lected. Yet the federal debt
rose from SIG, 1855, 00O,000 in
June 1880 to approximately
S48, 500, 0O0,O00 In the $ {
years, the federal government
took i'm tax and customs re-
ceipts amounting to $4,000,
000. 900. but spent more than
So, 900, 0OO,0 leaving a def
icit i'm excess of $50. 900,
900, 900.
II is in this unhappy setting
that the nation is making IFS
current broadened defense ef-
fort. The financial prepared
ness Of Mellon has been re-
versed by the long years OF
depression deficits. The out
lays for the new fiscal year,
which has just opened, i'll
cIude SIS, 800, 100000 for ma
tional defense. IL this figure is
reached, it will mean that in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

and were opposed To entan'
Cling alliances. On the other
hand, European nations, with
much larger economic expert
cnce, were never capable OF
achieving American living
standards. Certainly one basic
contributing cause to this
failure TO equal the American
standards sprang from the
fact that Europe was chron-
ically in a state of war or
armed truce. Mars is "A jealous
god, and he abSOrbs much OF
the fruits of productivity
which can be enjoyed by peO-
pies who have learned how tn
live peacefully with their
neighborS.
In the twenties, the late
Secretary Mellon helped to
prepare this nation financially
for the next major defense
effort by rapidly extiHguish-
ing a substantial part of the
federal debt growing out of
World War l. However, i'm the
last eleven years, this good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

concept represents a condition
Of full employment at higl
effective wages under eondi
tons i'm which governmental
costs are restrained.
The current shift of pro
ductiOn to the needs Of gov
eminent interferes with tn;
objective of the business sys.
TEN to raise the material well
being of the people. in the
present situation. there is ne
prospect of converting the
growing productivity int
higher living standards. Or
the contrary, the diversion OF
production to things wanted
by government is SO pro
digiOus that the outlook is fOI
a net decline iRAthe availa-
bility of comfort goods TO So
600, 900 American families.
Maybe, in the past, an
essential ingredient in Amer
lean prosperity, which vastly
exceeded that of other c0un.
tries, inferred in the fact that
we were committed to peace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Japan Isolated,
Tightens Screws
0nIndo.Chiina
BY JOSEPH DYNAN
ntT News service stan Correspondent

TOXIC, July 25.-Japan today
made new demands on French
Indo-China for collaboration.
signified closer cooperation with
the Axis. and took further meas
ures TO isolate this island kingdom.
Censorship was frightened, and
in Shanghai all foreign passengers
were forced TO diSembark from the
liner Kobe Maru before the boat
proceeded TO japan.
According to Domei. the official
Japanese news agency, Japanese
officials declared that until further
notice no foreigners would be
given permission TO enter Japan
"a spokesman in San Fran
cisco for the Osaka SyoSen
Kaisya Shipping Line said that
all Japanese sailingS to the
United States have been can
celed by orders from JAPAN
Keynote of the press campaign
was sounded by the newspaper
Nichi Nichi. which said that only
by cooperating with Japan can
French Indo-China maintain its
integrity"
Admiral Teijuro Toyada. the new
foreign minister. conferred separ-
ately with German Ambassador
Eugen Oft and Italian Ambassador
Mario Indelli.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Start Probe Of Plan
To Raise Milk Cost

An investigation into the le-
gaLty of a proposed increase in the
price of milk was started today
by the corporation counsel upon
orders OF Common Council
Council action followed a pro-
test against the boost by tho
Detroit Council for Civilian De-
Tense and Consumers Protection
Led by Professor Edward McFar
land Of Wayne University. mem
hers appeared before the council
and contended the threatened in
crease of one cent a quart on mill
would not be passed on 10 In,
farmers. but would merely in
crease the profits Of the cream
cries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Niehy Declares
Japan an Ally
FefDefensee

, VTCHY, France, July 25,-Fina
"details Of Japan'S military occupa
ton Of French Indo-China as
protector" of that colony were
discussed today at meeting
between Admiral Jean Darlan
French vice-premier,. and japanese
Ambassador Kato.
Authorities confirmed that Japan
is being given "all technical and
military facilities i'm Indo-China
and Vichy stated officially that
Japan now is regarded as an ally
for defense purposes
In announcing that permission
had been granted 10 Nippon "a
station warShipS and troops at
bases in southern lndo-China, the
Vichy government stressed that
such authority was only ITEM
porary"
Yet Vichy admitted candidly
that France was powerleSS 10
resist Japan if the Nipponcse
wanted TO occupy the colony by
force.
Officials pointed out that in
August. 1910. France and Japan
signed treaty in which Japan's
paramount position in the Far
East and Influence iRde-GhiHa
were conceded.
Therefore, they said, the facili-
ties which Vichy has Just granted
to the Japanese are normal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

two years we will have spent
about ST. 900, 600, 900 for ma
tiOnaf defense, which is about
half of the total objective.
And yet nOndefense require
ments are still estimated to
run a. high as So, 1863, 900, 900
a year. Here there should be
stern and relentless efforts ID
apply the pruning knife and
similar drastic reductions
should be made, wherever
feasible IN municipal county
and state budgets.
Unless economics in the
normal expenditures of gov
eminent help TO make room
for defense OUTLAWS, then we
shall forced adversely To
change our way ef life. While
giving Tip service to our
hatred of totaIitarianism, We
will in practice be drifting
toward Il stattS in which the
state is exalted and the citi-
zen bclittlcd.
Sincerely yours.
Merryle Stanley Eukeyser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

preparedness came from the
Hearst newspapers.
While many others were
asleep from 1888 to 1889 to
the significance of IIitler's re-
arming of Germany. YOU
Yourself were never blinded
by the propaganda of the
foundations in favor of dis
arming democratic and
peaceful L. =. 4.
Americans will pull in their
belts now aud pay the price
for arming this nation for de-
Tense against any cOmbina-
ton of powers. Yet in our
present state of under-pre-
parednesS we should be reluc-
tant TO spring unnecessarily
into conflict with foreign ma
tons.
As citizens make sacrifice
for satisfactory national de-
Tense, they have the right to
ask the politicians. tempo
rarily in charge of the gov
eminent, TO make sacrifices
too by giving up for the dura-
ton their pet preiudices and
faIlacies. Specifically, they
have the right 10 ask that de
Tense production he acceler-
ated by emulatinG the lessons
of the last war and putting a
single competent civilian al
the top of governmental ac-
tivities TO coordinate produc-
ton and priOritieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
British Intensity
MdIdyaD Defense
Orient Crisis
International New, service Cable

OK - - ~ 7=. iitsls--=-37.Aa --e 1sis..si
Britain today announced new de-
q fense measures In Malaga as a
consequence Of japanese ocCupa-
ton OF Indo-ChineSe bases
The gravity with which Britain
views the Far Eastern situation
Mas -araaAlaaAizaa ~ +hA-Ilni a.
Commons by Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden
He declared that Britain re-
CARDS developments in lndo-ChIna
rs a potential threat 10 her o"n
territories and interests .n the
Far East
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
WIVES or OFFICIALS

Among the 300 passengers ma
rooncd' aboard the Tatuta were
Mrs. Christian DiamantopouloS
wife OF the Greek ambassador "a
Moscow. and Mrs. Augusta RosSo
wife of the Italian ambassador to
Moscow.
Approximately 10 JapaneS
ships were known to be in
American territorial waters
Others of the 40-odd halted by
the Toxic orders were between
California and Japan
The new motorship YamaSimo
MART loaded lHntbef, last night at
Tacoma Wash. and was sched-
uled TO sail for Astoria today
Her agents refused TO comment
on any possible change in plans