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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27

In Boston an innkeeperS wine
blew up. The drinks were on the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27

Three ring circus mpossibly vast and volumnous
belying tents clowns menagerie. strange anma
calls tumblers :. {. barkers smells thrilling
flying aerial acrobats color tenseness danger II
the air chils that and crawl trained animals
laughter parades spangles faces painted, spotted
half red half white gypses alarms. suffocatng
weaving, swaying crowds freaks {: :. strong men
sword swallowers great mountainous elephants hold
ing each others tails impossibly beautiful
fragile . :. courageous in the tent top on flying
trapeze -: rings nets sawdust martial music
music that strs, til then unknown desires shout
ing, sweating, anxious circus :: side shows /.
peanuts pop and pink lemonade -. hey
Rube the big top :. it's coming down
bellyng dusty running, beating -
footsteps to last in memories forever! 3!ia1
"The Greatest Show Earth! .,.XSvu
That's what they say! .,lY5. !,
In mild controversy we offer an unimagin ,5,5y(
able counterpart. You hold it in your hands
a NEWSPAPER, this newspaper THE 'G557Is
greatest show on earth. <<l2z,,1
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27

the statesmen back to the mothers Of
men, back to peoples, to their sufferings,
fears, degradations =. back to their exalta-
tions, their hopes, their beliefs, their de-
terminations that they die for ....:
49,. let him remember, as he reads, that he
is reading the written and pictured his
tory of all things that happenedyester-
day, last night, six, two hours ago, one
hour, HALF hour ago {. next door or
half the world away.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-27

INDEPENDENT
IMPARTIAL
and
INDIVIDUAL
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
151 CASES GERMAN
 MEASLES IN ALASKA

The Division of Communicable Di- sease Control of the Territorial De- partment of Health announced to- day that three cases of syphilis and one case of Gonorrhea and Tubersu- losis each have been reported here in Juneau for the week ending June 30. In Anchorage there were eight new cases of Syphilis and two of Gonor- rhea. t@tkH t@ts
 The epidemic of German Measles throughout Alaska continues with 151 new cases. In the last week there have been reported for the terri tory: l4 cases of tuberculosis, six of pneumonia, four of whooping cough, and three of humps.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
BIG FIGHT !. '. COMING UP
 IN JUNEAU
Billy McCann Meets Siikd Kid in Ten Rounder on
 Night of July 4

To settle for all time who is the best man, Lou Lovas, known as the "Sitka Kid" and Billy McCann, one time Alaska middleweight cham pion, will put on the gloves for 10 rounds on the night of July 4th at the Coliseum Theatre.
 The two boys have fought twice before, once in Juneau and once Tn Sitka, and both battles were de- clared draws, and both were furious, vicious affairs.
 Kid Is Favored
 According to information gathered from both promoters. "Slugser' Weaver and Dean Hamlin, the Sitka Kid is the favorite in the forth coming scrap. The Kid will have in his corner, none other than Mo Cann's favorite second, Eddie Pow CTS, who so cleverly engineered Me Cam through so many victores to his title.
 Besides the loss of his favorite second. McCann will be fighting a fresh and well-trained Kid, while McCann, who is doing battle the night before in Sitka, will be tired This may be his big mistake in at tempting to do the iron man stunt by trying to get the welterweight title in his Sitka fight.
 The fight here will be for the middleweight title at 160 pounds.
 Two fights for any man in two nights is a big task but add to this a stronger Sitka Kid, and an in- formed second in Powers who has spared with and trained McCann and it all adds up to the plain fact that McCann might be in for good lacing.
 Powers has been in McCann's corner in every fight up to his last one in Sitka and if any man in Alaska knows McCann's weaknesses Powers should.
 In Fine Shape
 The Sitka Kid, according to in- formation given by Powers today, is in excellent shape. He has beer working out for some time in antici- patton of his fight with Brouillettt who was forced out because Of 8 broken hand. #
 This should be one of the best fights ever to be held in Juneau McCann is sailing from here short. ly after the fight to New York where he will attempt to get a shot at thu worlds welterweight' title how helt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
fI5E|.,ATTLE I5 BACK AGAIN
 p.(.L. RACE
Take Doub|eheader from San Francisco : Satra-
 menio Loses Games
tBy ASSOCIATED PREss)

Seattle swept both ends of a doubleheader Sunday from San Francisco, making it six games out of the seven-game series for the Rainiers and putting them back in the Coast League race as Sacra- mento lost doubleheader to the Hollywood, the Stars taking the series 6 to 2.
 Hal Tlrpin chalked up his llth victory for the Seattle Rainiers in the first game. pitching scoreless ball for eight innings. He gave only eight hits. Paul Gregory handcuffed the Seals in the nightcap.
 The San Diego Padres also re- mained in the race by nipping Oakland at both ends of double header on Sunday, winning the first game with four-run blast in the 18th inning.
 Portland and Los Angeles split a twin contest Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
GIANTS WIN WHEN GIVEN
 DOZEN BASES
Cardinals Smother Reds in One Game of Twin Con-
 test 10 Keep Lead
,tBy ASSOCIATED PREss)

Presented with a dozen bases on balls, the New York Giants virtu- ally walked to g victory over the Phillies in the first game of a scheduled doubleheader Sunday but a downpour washed out the night cap.
 The Pittsburgh Pirates swept a doubleheader Sunday from the Chi cago Cubs to take the fifth place in the National League away from the Cubs.
 After dropping the first game to the Brooklyn Dodgers. the Boston , Braves settled down Sunday be- hind Al Javery and gained the nightcap. -
 The St. Louis Cardinals smoth. cred the Cincinnati Reds in thu second game of Sunday twir bill to maintain their one-gamt lead. The Reds took the first game
 The Daily Aiasks Eanpre hAs tn largest paid circulation of any Al ssks riewspaper .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
FREE HAND l. WANTED BY
 ROOSEVELT
Administration 10 Ask Con. gress for Formal
 Emergency

WASHINGTON, June 30. - The administration is reliably reported a formal declaration of national emergency to give the President, as to have decided to ask Congress for Commander in-Chi of the armed forces of the United States. a free hand in defense moves. !. The War Department, said in- formed sources, is urging such a declaration to permit indefinite re- tention of Selective Service trainees as well as the National Guard and Reserve Officers.
 Officials noted it likewise lifts the restrictions of the Presidents power to order troops outside the Western Hemisphere.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
Athletics
 5pIif with Bosfon Box
Cleveland Loses 10 Chicago Tigers Snap Out of A.
 Game losing Streak
tBy ASSOCIATED P2Ess)

The Philadelphia Athletics split doubleheader Sunday with the Boston Red Sox before crowd of 28,000 fans in Philadelphia. Jow Knott won his sixth game in the nightcap for the Athletics.
 Veteran Ted Lyons held the Cleveland Indians to five scattered hits Sunday while the Chicago White Sox pounded out IA blows for a victory.
 The Detroit Tigers snapped a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
DOUGLAS TO MEET MOOSE
 ON ISLAND

Rained out six days ago, seven inning contest between the Moose and the Douglas hines on the Doug las sand lot is scheduled to be play ed off tonight in Douglas.
 The game, third consecutive fray to be rained out in the last week, will start at 6 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30

by Fritzie Zivic. So set back in this fight will not be so good. It is do or die for McCann in his last battle in Alaska. Besides this main event whirl- wind there will be p rounds of pre- liminary fighting. Tickets are on sale today in many Juneau business houses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30

both games of the Sunday double. header.
 A double in the sixth inning of the opening game by DiMaggio tied the mark established by George sisler in 1922. A single in the seventh frame of the nightcap set the new record. ,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
American Properly
 Damaged. Air Raid

CHUNGKING, China, June 30.-- Property of the American Metho- dist Mission, already scared in four previous raids, was further damaged Sunday when Japanese bombers made a four-hour attack on this Provincial Capital City of China.ss a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30

The Navaho Indians believe that there are male and female clouds that winds from the north are males and winds from the south female. sss
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
American League

Althoukh they spend the greater part of their lives in the sea. stur- geon1ike salmon and. shad-move into fresh water to spawn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
Record Is
 Broken by <. J.DiMaggio
tBy ASSOCIATED PREss)

Joe. DiMfSgio boomed his way into Baseball's Row of Immortals. yesterday by hitting safely in his fist and 42nd consecutive games. and setting new modern major league record as the New York Yankees trounced Washington in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
, GAMES SUNDAY
 Pacific Coast .LeaGue

Seattle 9. 4; San Francisco 1, l. Hollywood 9. ?; Sacramento 8. 0. Portland 4. 0; Los Angeles l, 2. San Diego 10, 3; Oakland g. 9.
 National League Cincinnati 6, 1; St. Louis 3, l4. Boston 6; Brooklyn g. !, Pittsburgh 8. 3; Chicago 2, 2. New York 10; Philadelphia T.
 American League New York g, 2; Washington 4, 5. Chicago g; Cleveland 3. Boston l3, 2; Philadelphia l, 3. Detroit 3; St. Louis l.
 Gastineau Channel League Moose Douglas postponed, rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30

Subscribe 70 tns DaHy Alaska Empire the paper with ths largenl paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
AT BARANOF

Travelling man Harvey Oster ar rived in Juneau Saturday and is staying at the Baranof Hotel, a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30

RAYMOND HEGsTAD COMING
 Raymond Hegstad. son of Oscar Hegstad. is due to arrive in Juneau tomorrow by plane, weather permit ting. He has been attending school in Atlin. B. O., for the past year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30

four-game losing streak by taking the final game of the series with the St. Louis Browns yesterday be- hind the four-hit pitching of Young Hal Newhouser.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30
GAMES SATURDAY
 Pacific Coast League

Portland-Los Angeles postponed, rain.
 Sacramento T; Hollywood 3. ,e Sacramento q; Hollywood 3. San Diego 1: Oakland g.
 National League Pittsburgh 2; ChicagoN3. Philadelphia 3; New York ?. Brooklyn 9; Boston 3. ,,Emcinnati-St. Louis postponed raip.. Aet @a.ta1 4s.alss ....J. s.e+. American League New York T; Philadelphia 4. Boston Il; Washington 3. Chicago 6; Cleveland 4. St. Louis g.; Detroit l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-30

Charles oRourk sensational football Boston Conception Mass bde the former Mary Frances Madden The performed by the Francis Sullivan
 of athletics College couple Brooklyn N Y where ORourke has high school coaching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Among Those Seen in Charming Rooms

AMONG THOSE in the charming rooms of the
shop (Which just naturally make the feminine heart go
exquisite and lush pastel surroundings
Miss William S. Knudsen with her daugher-in-law
Mrs Semon Knudsen Mrs ]. NJ. Crawford Frances
Fisher Mrs. d. J. Donovan.
Mrs Russell " Allmand Mrs Whirl- Kelsey Miss
Betty Couzeps Mrs. Clifford Sorensen Mrs. Glendon
Roberts.
Betty Hammond Miss Florence Skae Mrs. George
Hammond. Mrs Lewis Fisher Brown Mrs Robert
Shields
Mrs ]. M. Hargerng Mrs William Ulrich . Mrs. A.
J. Fisher. Mrs Frank Couzens Barbara White Mrs
Robert Olsen..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
MARCH Fl TO APRIL go

MARCH 2I TO APRIL 20
Anes-A gainful day. particu-
larry in heart and money mat
tiers. Fresh incentive TO your
efforts should carry you through
10 extra progress. This is a
period for sturdy, comprehensive
action
APRIL 81 TO MAY IN
Tdo7@-Put the full weight
Of your capability into today's
tasks and comparable results will
az ne. Finish up incompleted
matters; get new ones we'll or
gained and under way.
MAY II TO JUNE n
e. emiH Not especially aus
picious for personal matters so
concentrate on your regular job.
JUNE p TO July %
Cdpccr-Artistic and scientific
professions, Investigations, chem
istry, shipping; metal workers,
machinists, c er k :, artisans,
stenographers especially under
fine rays.
July p ia AUGUST 20
Lco-Tricky rays suggest you
carefully watch every move you
make lest you do something fool
ISL, careless or reckless. Solu-
ton: stea V, calm, familiar
schedule that you know is right.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Virgo - Favorable tendencies.
You have free rein (within limits
Of common sense and right prin-
ciples) to apply your efforts to
any worthy line that presents
itself. Go to it!
SEPT. "a TO OCT. 20
LIBRA $3.50 day. Pep up
your routine activities to include
potent leader, a revitalizing
tablet or action. Push forward
with ever increasing ambition
and tact.
OCT. % TO NOV. p
Scorpio - Decidedly Opportune
for the interests in which you
are especially adapted Proceed
with alacrity in essential and inn
portant duties. A period for new
laurels and records.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sngittarius-Be m b Il ious.
Add that personal touch and
hnesse to your work that labels
il a standout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

DEC. 20 TO JAN. n
Cepricoyp-Keep a stiff upper
lip. Competition may be keen to-
day so give your best efforts.
Mind the disposition II can be
a powerful influence for wrong
as well as good.
JAN. 20 TO FEB. 2O
Aqurruis-B Bright aspects adj
NIT 70 very encouraging day.
Continue with your activities as
planned but step up your tempo
to take advantage of friendly
rays.
FEB. 9I TO MARCH en-
Pisces - Originality the thing
today. Ii must be Of the practi-
cal kind. however No castles IN
the air, please. Confer with supe-
riors. wise elders and profit by
past experiences.
A CHILD born on this day
is a delightful individual with a
wealth Of personality that must
not be clouded by loss OF temper
or irritation Very capable.
Once il sets it's mind to do any
thing, il advances without hesi-
tation. The best possible educa-
ton an ever helpful aid.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

started about two years ago, first
one breast larger than the other
then the swelling seemed TO dis.
appear in the first one. then re-
turned to a larger size, then both
breasts enlarged"
Answer: Chronic mastitiS causes
lumpiness in the breast and is
often mistakenly called cancer
You have described a case very
well. The fact that il is in both
breasts, and that at one time il
got better, and that il has lasted
for two years would argue against
cancer; however, you should con
suit a competent surgeon who car
make microscopic tests of the it's
sue involved and give a definite
answer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
REDUCING MENUS

MISS BULGY hoped to re-
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light, cooling snacks" as she
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ter and fatter, feeling hotter
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Engagement
Revealed by
Reddingers

MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH
REDDINGER of Big Rapids,
Mich, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Carolyn Koe
Reddinger, to Daniel J. Tell OF
Detroit.
Dan. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William j. Tell. was graduated
from Detroit Country Day
School and attended Ferris In
stitute at Big Rapids for two
years.
The wedding date will be an
nounced later.
PINE LAKE COUNTRY
CLUB will hold its August
bridge luncheon a week from
today with Mrs. Earl c. Kneale
and Mrs. James c. Clarke in
charge of arrangements.
Hostesses for the party in
clude Mrs. Ralph p. Henderson,
Mrs. Stanley r. Saunders, Mrs.
V. Benton Rea. Mrs. Vernon c.
Abbott. Mrs. Stuart f. Whit
field and Mrs. w. r. Hickman.
MRS. JAMES FISHER Is
chairman of the ladies enter
tainment committee for the
convention Of the National AS
sociation of Gardeners. The
convention is being held today
and tomorrow with headquarters
at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
MRS. A. n. TRAVER and
Miss Marjorie Traver of Whittier
road, Crosse Pointe are guests
at the Waldorf-Astoria in New
York City.
DETROIT BOAT CLUB
strongly recommends you see
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Forsyth
in Bertha the Sewing Machine
Girr' when the clubs County
Fair is held over there on Belle
Isle Friday and Saturday eve-
nings.
Mr.. AND MRS. HARVEY
n. ROTHSTEIN have moved
from their home at 3245 Chicago
Boulevard and are now living
in their new residence at 1927
Kentucky avenue.
MRS. LOUIS c. HUTCHEN-
REUTER- and daughter. Betty
Jane who have been spending
the Summer at Virginia Beach.
Va, will return 10 Detroit this
weekend. bringing with them
DIR and Mrs Andrew Brennan
OF Fort Story Va. and Capt.
and Mrs James La Nier Of
Camp Pendleton, who will be
their guests AZ the Detroit
Yacht Club on Venetian night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
New Russian Room at jules

THERE Is a new Russian Room at jules this year.
Virginia DeVoy being particularly attached TO anything
belonging TO the glamour in Russas long and exotic
history.
Has devoted one of white Russian Christ
mas trees and quaint waysde shrines.
Elmo Of the Flea Market New York loaned his Russian
Saints which were Silo, the Summer palace of the
Czarina. ...
And in the windows you two Russian Eagles
which guarded the this magnificent Russian
palace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
LAME Wrieht's Debut DELAYED

LAME WRIGHT. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Wright Jr Of Beverly given up her early Sep.
TENDER coming out date. and will probably bow . at
Christmas time
LAME is up at the Huron Mountain Club. the
visiting debutante Jean Campbell and her parents Mr..
and Mrs Douglas Campbell. of Rathbone place 49,.
Postdeb Adena Wright. a councillor Camp Bryn
Atom and she will return from Rhinelander Wis.
e. until the end of the month
Debutante Priscilla Zeder. has lust returned - from
Ponte Barques
Priscilla has been visiting debutante Patsy Posseus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
HiIdred Husband One Of Brides

MILDRED HUSBAND was of the brides she'll
marry Glenn Corbett.
The others
Sue Getler who'll soon be Mrs. Phil Marker.
Elizabeth Anne ODel Bloomfield Hills who'll marry
Lloyd Stuart Woodburne of Ann Arbor.
And Shirley Craig who'll become the bride of Leonard
Miller of Crosse lie.
Now that isn't quartet of blossom and tulle
loveies for you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
She Seems TO Be Doing Elegantly

AND WE must say.
The fastdious American woman and il rumored
her life person of fashion ended with the close of
European markets.
Seemed to be doing elegantly $50
With the merchandise offered by the American fashion
designers and those Europeans present in this
country. e..
That quick glance yesterday. we had at jules s..
looked as we'd have myuns of gamorous costumes to
describe this Autumn 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
COST OF LATER CARE

The objection TO the use of the
H-ray plate as a routine seems 10
have been the cost The cost of
after the war compared with the
cost of the X-ray machines is be-
yond calculation.
The National tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION has now recommended
having X-ray examinations Of
lungs carried out by the Local
Selective Service Boards on every
applicant. Early this year these
EXAMINATIONS began TO be made
There are. of course, probably
thousands of young men already
indicted with active tuberculosis
which will cost the taxpayers mil
lions of dollars in the future.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
w. M; Gould hardening en-
largement and painful lumpiness
of the breast be anything other
than cancSr? This condition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Visited Daughter at Wisconsin Camp

Mr.. AND MRS. ALBERT MACKEY. Of Colorado
avenue have returned from Rhineander Wis where
they visited their daughter, Barbara Camp Bryn Atom
Their son, Billy. who has been al Camp Deerhorn
returned with them.
Barbara will not be home. until the end of the month
Among Detroiers spending August the Seignorv Club
IN Quebec Mr. and Mrs Lloyd c. Hooker and their
children Miss Georgia Skinner. Miss Hazel Rains and
s. A. Strickland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Jewish Youth Role Topic

The role OF the Jewish Youth
in the fight against Hitlerism will
be the topic of round table discus
sion to be held tomorrow in the
Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Dexter
boulevard and Lawrence avenue.
atS:30 p. m. under the sponsor
ship of the Forum of the Jewish
Youth Council.