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The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-11-14

keeper or owner thereof
 If any female dog. if any hab- l iudlIy vicious dog, mad dog or any other dog dangerous to life, health or morals found running at large within the Town of Wrangell, Al- aska, and if the necessity of the oc- casion requires it. the Chief of Po- Lice or any deputy, shall at once kill any such female dog, vicious dog. mad dog. or dog dangerous to life, health or morals.
 SECTION g. Any property owner OF lessee within the Town of Wran- gel who has suffered any damage by reason Of dogs trespassing on private property may file a com plaint with the City Magistrate, and upon proof Of such trespass or dam age it shall be lawful to impose a fine upon the owner or keeper of the dog, so trespassing or damaging their private property.
 SECTION 10. It shall be the duty of the Chief Of Police to appoint a competent person 10 act as dog catcher and pound master at a rate of compensation to be approved by the City Council, such person to serve during the pleasure Of the Chief of Police.
 SECTION II. If any person shall rescue, or attempt to rescue, any dog or dogs from the possession of the Dog Catcher and Pound Master or any other person authorized to i'm pound animals, while conveying or being about to convey or drive the same to City Pound, or shall make any breach in said City Pound. or in any way. directly or indirectly. convey or deliver any dog or dogs out of the City Pound. without law ful authority. he shall be deemed guilty or a misdemeanor.
 SECTION 12. When any dogs are killed. as provided in this Ordin-I aaee. they must be disposed of i'm a manner to be specified by theI Board of Health.
 SECTION I3. Any person who Yio-
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LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO114


 AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE KEEPING OF DOGS. DECLAR ING DOGS AT LARGE A PUBLIC NUISANCE. PROVIDING PENAL. TIES FOR ITS VIOLATION ANI APPEALING ORDINANCES ANE ALL OTHER ACTS OR PARTS OF ACTS N CONFLICT HEREWITH.
 THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF WRANGELL. ALASKA HEREBY ORDAINs:
 SECTION ]. This ordinance win constitute the code within the in- corporated limits for the Town of Hrangell for the keeping of dogs. declaring dogs running al large Co be public nuisance and providing penalty for the violation thereof
 SECTION 2. All dogs running at large are hereby declared 10 be a public nuisance and it shall be un- lawful for any owner or keeper Of any dog to permit said animal to run at large on any street. side walk. wharf OF public place or oth- erwise become a nuisance within the incorporated limits Of the Town or Wrangeu unless such dog be led or securely tied upon a leash in the hands Of some suitable person.
 SECTION 8. Every person who owns or keeps a dog within the Town Of HrangeIl shall report to the City Clerk within 30 days af- ter the passage Of this ordinance and annually not later than the first l1st) day of February of each year thereafter. his or her name and address, and shall give the name. breed. color. and sex Of each dog owned or kept by such person and shall be required 10 pay to the Clerk. the sum of One Dollar lS100l for each male dog and Five dollars tS5.00) for each female dog so own- ed or kept, for the purpose Of regis tering said dog or dogs for Icense| and Identification. Upon payment of the said fee the City Clerk shall furnish a receipt thereof. also a mel tai license tag carving an identifi- cation number that shall be secure ly fastened to a collar made Of leath- CT, metal or other substantial mater ial worn by the dog. The City Clerk shall keep an accurate record ofI all licensed dogs.
 SECTION I. It shall be the dutyI of the Chief Of Police. or some per- son appointed by him, to distrain orI impound such dogs thus found. IfI their owner or such person LaYingI control Of such dog be known then it shall be the duty of the Chief or Police, or some person appointed by him, immediately to give notice yer
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-11-14

bally or in writing to such person
 that such dog has been seized or im-
 pounded or has been running at
 large. Amy citizen within the Town oI Wrangeu may file complaint with
 the city Clerk that such dog has
 been running al large in violation
 of this ordinance and t shall be the
 duty of the Chief oI Police, or any deputy. Eo immediately give notice
 to the owner as herein provided.
 SECTION 5. II the owner or per sons having the control of any dog seized and impouuded be unknown, then 1t shall be the duty of the Chief of Police forthwith 10 post a description of such dog. in plain view. in the lobby oI fhe City Hall. such notice shall remain posted for period of three days, and shall contain a statement that such dog has been seized and impounded un- der this ordinance. giving it's mum Der and title.
 SECTION 6. In addition to the line as hereinafter provided, the Chief ot Police shall charge the own CT or keeper of impounded dogs one dollar for the release of each dog, together with fifty cents for each and every day such dog shall be kept in custody; provided, that he need keep no dog for more than three days. after which time it shall be with him whether such dog shall be sold 10 detray the expense of keeping it, or whether it shall be killed.
 SECTION T. If within three days from the giving of such verbal or written notice to the owner or per son having control of such dog or seized and impounded. OF the post ing Of said notice. the dog be not cIamed and the costs remain unpaid then it shall be the duty of the. Chief of Police to have such dog destroyed or otherwise disposed of.
 Section S. If any dog is found running al large within the Town Of NrangeIl, or any such report filed with the City Clerk, it shall be- the duty Of the Chief Of Police or any deputy To summon the owner or. keeper of such dog to appear before the Municipal Magistrate for viola tion of this Ordinance and to notify the owner or keeper to take said dog and keep il in a secure place, orI otherwise dispose Of il. Ii any such notice be given and the owner fails, neglects, or refuses to take such mol tice within 24 hours thereafter, the Chief of Police, or any deputy, shall kill or otherwise dispose of said dog, as provided Tor in this Ordinance.
 Provided that fl the public good requires il, any such dog as men. toned in this section. shall be kill led or disposed oI fortnight by the chief OI Police or any deputy with Jut giving previous notice to the
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the entrance of the Fire Station. Tor a period or thirty days. and il shall take effect and be in force immed- lately upon the expiration of thirty days after its passage and approval Passed and approved this 9th day of November. 19#1.
 E. J. WHEELER.
 Mayor ATTEST. L. B. Chisholm. Clerk. Publish November I4 and 21, 1941.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
About Seizure
ff Sims .or0l.1. :!

U JUNCTION. May n - MI
Senate amendments 10 the admin
iStrationS foreign ship seizure bill
were tentatively rejected by the
House TODAY and the measure was
sent 10 conference with the Senate
for adjustment ~ differences be-
,Wccn the two branches OF Con-
grc~S
House leaders Indicated they
were opposed 10 The Senate amend
mcnt which would forbid the adj
mniStration from Selling or
rcQuiSitioning an. ships owned by
foreign governments. These vcs-
sells could be acquired only Ivy
purchase
None Of the 81 ves-o' now In
American ports flying G-rmanA
Italian, French. Danish or othcf
foIslgn 1agS,. IS owned by BY z 4 o.g!eiesn
government II faS explained.
companies
However some House leaders
said they believed the amendment
should be eliminated. because Of
q possibility the government at
some future time may want 10
requiSition ships owned by foreign
governments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Youth Sentenced,
Threatens Suicide

Eugene Martin. 1S. of 1888
Hunt street. is in WTync County
Jail today with a special guard
watching him after he threatened
10 XIII himself. He is being sent
20 jackson TO serve two 10 five
years for violating his parole.
Last December Martin was
placed on four years probation
on an auto theft charge and yes
terCay he vas convicted IN Re
corderS Judge John V Brennan's
court on a similar charge. He was
identified on the second charge
through his finger prints on the
rear view mirror Of the stolen car
When Judge Brcnn sentenced
him he screamed a threat 20 Kill
himself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Tuesday, May 20, 1871
Propeller
Factory to
Lansing
Times stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, May 20.-One
of the biggest airplane propeller
plants in the country will be in
operation in Lansing by next Fall,
army sources disclosed today fol-
lowing announcement of an ar
rangement with the Nash-kelvina-
tor Company 10 make them.
For plant and equipment alone,
the government is investing So
100000. The plant 10 be used Is
the old REQ automobile factory in
Lansing. 1t is TO be retooled this
Summer, air officers said, and put
into operation as soon as possible
to turn out three-blade Hamilton
standard propeller assemblies and
spare parts.
A shortage of alloy steel in the
manufacture of propellerS is ex-
pected to be overcome through ex-
pansion of speciality steel plants ir
time TO keep the Lansing plant
going at full speed from the mo-
ment il is ready for operation.
Capital for the acquisition,
equipment and operation OF the
plant is being supplied by the gov
eminent owned Defense Plant
Corporation.
Although the army has not yet
signed "A formal contract with the
Nash-Ke.vinator Company letters
have been exchanged by which
both are committed TO the project,
and plans for retooling are well
advanced.
War department spokesman said
details of the manufacturing con-
tract would be made public later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Tighten Regulations
At SeIfridge Field

Because OF expanded training
demands, firing squads can no
longer be supplied 10 veterans or
CARNATIONS and other groups by
the army air corps AT Sclfridge
Field. II was announced today. The
field headquarters sal that many
organizations have formed their
own squads that will he available
for ceremonies formerly attended
by post squads.
Visitors permits have been dis
continued AT the field. II was an
nounced. and visitors must now
secure specific permission from
the base intelligence officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
u. ). Hurries Up
Construction Of
.Airp|ane Plants
BY II. II. HUNTLEY
Times stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. May 20.--The
war department today ordered
speed on construction of the four
aircraft assembly plants in the
Middle West and Southwest which
are to assemble plane parts made
in Michigan by Ford. Chrysler and
General Motors.
Brig. Gen. William II. Rose, who
retired from the army in 1919 TO
enter practice as a consulting en-
gineer. has been nployed in his
professional capacity as a civilian
TO supervise the huge construction
job, the department announced.
The four plants being built trst
are in Omaha. Kansas City, Fort
Worth and Tulsa.
1t was disclosed for the first
time today that the Ford company
will make all of the parts for four
motored Consolidated bombers 10
be assembled in the two largest
plants. in Fort Worth and Tulsa.
Each plant will cost SD 100000
LARGER FORD PROGRAM
Chryslcr is 10 make parts for
Martin medium bombers 10 be as
sembled in S11,3C 1000 plant in
Omaha.
The General Motors contract
calls for North American bomber
parts 10 be assembled in a ~ 400
900 plan in Kansas City.
Today's announcement suggests
that the Ford company is embark
ing on a much larger bomber pro-
gram than originally anticipated.
II is taCitly understood between
Ford and the army air corps that
with completion of the new Ford
bomber plant near Ypsilantl and
the successful manufacture there
of the bomber assemblies 10 be put
together in Fort Worth and Tulsa,
the war department will also vel
come the further manufacture and
assembly OF complete bombing
planes al the Ford plant itself.
i-5 TO BE MADE HERE
The bomber goal set by PreSl-
dent Roosevelt still calls for q
monthly minimum of 500 long
range four-motored bomberS IN
1912 four-fifths Of which under
the present program will be made
in Michigan
Construction Of the assembly
plants already is we'll under way
and they are expected 10 be pre-.
pared for the Michigan output
when the three motor companies
are ready 10 ship the parts.
General Rose was claSSmate II
West Point of Mai. Cen Julian l.
SChtey. the present chief of cngi
necrS Of the army. Associated a
various times since retiremen
from the army with some OF tn
largest industries in the country
he had charge while serving "a
vice president Of the Atmosphere
Nitrogen Corporation, A subSldl
AIRY of Allied Chemical Of the con
struction of the largest nitrogen
plant IN the world AZ Hopewell. Va
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Evening star., 1941-08-07

sound mixer to see if his gurgling
has ruined the scene 1t hasn't.
The sound man mods him a scowl-
ing o. K.-and Moore keeps right
on with his business" He presses
his temples as If his head was
swollen.
My goodness" he mutters. II
must have had a dizzy spell.
My skull protrudes"
Mr.. Moore-whose name is Sena-
tor Oliver P. Logansberry, just as
1t was in the show-shudders at
another loud burst of horns and
bells. Then he quickly grabs the
phone at his bedside.
rs there doctor in the houSe?"
he mumbles. running his lips around
his mouth unhappily as if the taste
were more than he could bear. "Oh
-well-Send up a pitcher of ice
water instead"
He lies down again, pulls the
covers up to his chin and heaves a
sigh that rocks the bed.
y X X
Now the din grows louder. The
door to Moore's hotel room bursts
open and a serpentine of fantastic
creatures dances around the bed.
There's a pink elephant which
stands on its forefeet, ballet dancers
with grotesque masks for heads, a
creation with an immense clock for
a head, another with a head 3 feet
above its shoulders, a winged devil,
a knight in armor on a horse, all
in brilliant green, orange, silver
and brown
Moore stares in abject terror as
these figures from the New Orleans
Mardi Gras whistle in his ears and
bang rattles in his face. He starts
climbing the back of the bed, but
they disappear out another door
and are gone as quickly as they
enter.
Moore collapses from fright, his
head sagging over the side of the
bed The scene is over.
Mr.. Cummings, an actors best
audience, is laughing so hysterically
he makes no attempt to call "cut." j"
One of the grips, too, thinks it's
pretty funny He begins to feel
sorry for Bob Hope.
Poor Bob" says the grip. Hes
going to have tough time topping
that one. But don't think he won't
try"
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Evening star., 1941-08-07
OrsOn Has Plans

Orson Welles has made definite
production plans for the immediate
future in announcing that he and
his Mercury Productions now have
in preparation program of three
pictures for R-K-O-Radio Pictures
release.
Booth Tarkington's Magnificent
Ambersons," which won the Pulit-
ger prize in 1919. will be the first
in the Welles' trio. with shooting
scheduled for mid-September.
Journey Into Fear" novel by
Eric Amber with the screen adapta-
tion by Ben Hecht, will follow in
immediate production sequence.
IT'S All True" the third feature,
is an original project for the films
by Orson Welles, himself. Also on
the Mercury Productions schedule
is an untitled film with a Mexican
background in which Dolores Del
Rio will star Negotiations for its
production are now under way with
Mexico City interests.
Citizen Kane" Welles' first film,
which has had two-a-day runs in
leading cities. will be released gen.
orally the first week in September.
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Here's a Reporter
Who May Look
And Act Like One
q, the Associated Press

BN tne Associated fTeSS.
HOLLYWOOD.
To brighten the day of the work.
ing press, it's a pleasure to record
that a movie reporter is in the max
ing who doesn't act like movie
reporter.
Of course, the picture isn't fin
ished. Something yet may happen,
what with Hollywood's penchant
for putting newshawks just one
step above gangsters in the social
scale.
There are no clinches yet in
"Obliging Young Lady" The re-
porter, Edmund O'Brien, doesn't:
Wander around in a rum-soaked
haze, dangle a cigarette from the
corner of his mouth, appear in every
scene with an ancient hat on the
back of his head. make a play for
every girl. while carrying the torch
for the sob sister on a rival sheet.
It's definitely revolutionary.
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Connie Says That
Isn't Temperament,
Just ShOWmanShip
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
They say that when Pola Negrl ar
rived in Hollywood she strolled the
boulevard, discovered that girls in
10 were prettier than she, and de-
cided that being exotic and tempera-
mental was her best bet.
Constance Bennett has somewhat
the same idea.
I'm not temperamental or hard
to work with" she says. People
think I am because I play so many
vicious characters. But I remem-
Der what my father said when I
got my first movie part. 1t was:
Connie, you're not as beautiful
as some of your competition. You'll
have to make up for it by good
showmanship.'
I'm afraid being sweet-on the
screen-Would be too bad for me.
So I'm sticking by my guns"
Evening star., 1941-08-07
In De Mile Film

Victor Varconi, star of the silents
who made his American debut II
years ago under the aegis OF Cecil
B. De Mile, has signed up with his
old boss for an important role in
the forthcoming Technicolor sea
epic, Reap the Wild Wind" VAR
coni's role is Zeke Lubbock, 10Th
century Key West, Fla. seafarer and
henchman of Raymond Massey, who
has a lead role along with Ray
Milland, Paulette Goddard, John
Wayne, Robert Preston, Susan Hay
ward and Lynne Overman.
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Adapting Novel

Saratoga Trunk Edna Ferber
novel to which Warner Bros. pur-
chased the film rights, will be turned
into a screen play by Casey Robin
son, ace Warner scenarist. Robinson
did the film adaptations of Kings
Row" and "One Foot in Heaven, 3"
films currently in production which
were based on best-sellers.
The film version of Saratoga
Trunk is planned as one of the
biggest productions on Warmers
1912 schedule and will be photo
graphed in Technicolor. The novel
was one of the most sought-after
literary properties ever purchased
for filming.
Evening star., 1941-08-07

it's time for Victor Moore to 60
to bed. The cameraman is waiting
at his post and the sound mixer has
approved of the noises coming
through his earphones.
Dressed in a tuxedo vest, shirt
and trousers, and looking much the
worse for a night out, Mr.. Moore
climbs into the bed, lies fiat on his
back and says he's ready.
AS Cummings calls. Action" and
the camera gains speed, Moore is
sleeping" restlessly. He opens his
eyes, then groanS and closes them
again.
obscene there's tremendous din
of horns and bells. He pulls the
covers over his face to drown out
Evening star., 1941-08-07
No Trickerv

A motion picture without trick
camera shot in it is rarity today,
but Director George Marshall has
achieved it with Texas" Columbia's s
100 per cent action feature of the
early cattle wars. With William
Holden, Glenn Ford and Claire
Trevor heading the cast. Texas"
was filmed almost in its entirety
outdoors, at five separate locations
within so miles of Hollywood. Now
edited down to 5000 feet. the picture
is being readied for its first preview
without single stock" or fake
shot.
Evening star., 1941-08-07

the sound This exposes the Moore
feet, revealing shoes still on. After
moment he peers out, suddenly
sees his feet, sits up with a start
and throws off the covers. His
mouth opens wide in establishment
as he finds himself fully dressed.
X X
Cummings, one of the most ap-
preciative directors in Hollywood
he often Spoils takes by laughing at
his actorS-chokes while he holds
back a chortle. Mr.. Moores FUN
duddy expression is constantly get
ting him down, he told us just a
few moments before.
Cummings quickly glances at the
Evening star., 1941-08-07

Negotiations for the film rights
to the story of the former cham
pion's life were conducted with his
widow and estate by j. l.. Warner,
vice president in charge of produc-
ton. Tentative title of the film is
Gentleman jim"
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Gentleman Errol'

Enrol Flynn will portray James
J. Corbett, one-time heavyweight
champion prize fighter of the world,
in picture to be produced by
Warner Bros. this fall
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Abel Gets Role

Walter Abel, whose performances
in Arise My Love" "Skylark" and
Hold Back the Dawn" have won
him widespread recognition, has
been cast with Bing Crosby and
Fred Astaire in Holiday Inn," the
Evening star., 1941-08-07

forthcoming Irving Berlin musical,
which Mark Sandrich will produce
and direct for Paramount.
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Even His Director Laughs
At Victor MOOre'S Antics
His Chuckles May Spoil Takes
But Irving Cummings Remains
Comics Best Audience
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
Qn the Temporary Absence of Sheilah Graham.

Ais the usually Louisiana Purchase
No laughs
leading
the film version of the Broadway hit musical
practiced allows
Evening star., 1941-08-07
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Theaters Having Matinees.

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Evening star., 1941-08-07

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Sports Parade

grets TO report that things don't
look 80 good. The ioks Of Green.
berg vas q fair start In the bad
luck department. but Baker viii
have 10 devise something else
or wind up in fourth place.
The Detroits Got . little bad
mok IN losing yesterdays game
to the Yankees In 10 Innings.
Charley Gehringer. stilI able "a
swing quite . hat although hls
legs ereak badly. blasted what
locked like . homer toward the
right field stands.
II would have been the win.
ming run. But Tommy Heinrich
performed an aerobatic jump
that ought 10 earn him job
with Ringing Bros. and Barnum
a Bailey and hauled down thu
ball
The Detroits should retain him
10 hex themselves for all rs-
naming games on the schedule.
And right through the world
series, too.