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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
30 in Succession

And. they're the same boys who
have made il possible for the Vik-
ings 10 90 through their last 81
basketball games without losing
and TO win the city, Saginaw Val
ley and state class A crowns two
years running.
The boys who desert Flint
Northern this week are Eddie
Krupa. the Holloways cousins, Bob
and Dick; Len Sweet, Steve Zof-
chalk and John Bero.
When you examine the individ-
ual records. it's not hard to under
stand how come the tears are en-
anating from Houston and Barclay.
Krupas loss means the depart
ure of the past seasons No. ! high
school football player in Michigan.
Throughout the state hee was
hailed as an All-American prep
back. He's carried his star work
into basketball too.
Sweet was the No. 2 back on
The Northern c'eVen for three sea-
SONS He also has been a key fig
ure on the cage squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
ION THE STATE BEAT =
Aces of Flint Northern Teams Are Graduated This Wee

That's not Winter rain which
is drenching the Railways and sur
roundings of Flint Northern High
School this week.
No. it's just tear drops pouring
down from the eyes of Guy Hous-
ton and Jimmy Barclay. football
and basketball coaches, respec-
lively, at the Flint school.
For this is graduation week up
Flint way-and among those to
receive their sheepskins are a
group of young men who over a
three-year period have made city,
league and state high school ath-
letic history.
They're the boys most respon-
sible for Northern's brilliant rec
ord in football string of % con-
secutive games without setback
started back in the 1887 season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Mechanical
Purdue Cheers Take on
Engineering Note

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jan. IL
Purdue University, a great en-
cheering school. is mechanizinc
its football and basketball cheer
ing section.
The Purdue mascot henceforth
will be a locomotive on an auto
mobile chassis. Down the sidelines
the mighty mascot will roll along
TO the accompaniment of a real,
honest-to-goodness engineer yell,
like this:
e to the X, dy, DIX
to the X, DIX
Cosine, secant. tangent, sine.
Three point one four one FIVE
nine.
Square root, cube root. BTU,
Siipstick, slide rule, YEA PUR-
DUE.
Now. why wouldn't ii be a good
idea for the Purdue Boilermakers,
or Engineers. to call out their sig
mails in engineering terms?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

c. Moore. 10 Uncle Sans army
.. Moorc's number. like the state
beater's, is in the lower brackets
g. When Moore departs Athletic
Director Ernie Buckholz will take
over the cagers.
1f,t Tn. fforrr- 6ofieEe quintet has
won 40 OF IT'S last 40 NJ. |. a. a.
starts Michigan States upset
Of LONG island w-CCK ago IT,
called the outstanding verd c I
scored by State over Kentucky's
nationally prominent five in 1888.
Steve kegloSltz, ope-tlme Alma
star, now is coaching at Ithaca
High a new champion looms
likely in the Grand Rapids city
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Three More Sign Up
With Sox for 1941

CHICAGO. Jan. 11.--(INS)-
Three more baseball players were
signed 10 1871 Chicago White Sox
contracts tonight, making d out
of the "a Comiskey athletes who
have agreed to terms.
Latest additions to the White
Sox family are Warren Lorenz. a
shortstop, who batted .345 with
Wisconsin Rapids last season;
Pitcher Orval Grove. with Okla
homa City last year. and Chester
Hajaduk, outfielder and first base
man with Lubbock. Tex OF the
West Texas-New Mexico League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
WeStfaU on Mat

Bullet Bob Westfall Michigan's
football captain-elect. is giving
collegiate wrestling a wrack
! II HIS fffe experience tsn much 10
speak about . One of the state
better prep swimming meets
comes off Tuesday when Jackson.
the Class A champs. enga 6 e
Fordson.
Benton Harbor has carried its
football power over TO basketball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
TUO-SpOrt A ces

The Holloways likewise have
been two-sp0rt aces. Particularly
has their play been outstanding N
basketball Last March. II was a
tosSup as TO whether the Hollo-
WAYS or Ralph Gilbert -NaEt heEsa- :
giant center, rated all-state
hOnorS.
-Za1ehakls 1na4s-alek.- haze eA4z4A
in basketball and football For two
years his basketball play was Owe.
Swallowed by Gilbert and Fan
Kelly. Bcro has done his bit for
stardom on the basketball floor
only.
How important Krupa. Sweet.
Holloways and Co are 10 the
Northern basketball cause was
proved the other week. For almost
a half against Saginaw High Coach
Barclay played what 10dsys hence
VIII be his fist team
While the future starters were
in the game. Northern did very
trailing most Of the way.
Finally in desperation 10 save the
Vikings streak. Barclay rushed in
his "accs"
Needless 10 say-Northeru won.
and won easily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Melton and Rulker
Sian Up With Giants

NEW YORK. Jan. Inns
Pitcher Cliff Melton and Outfielder
Johnny Rucker became the latest
membev of the New York Giants
10 affix their signatures TO 1871
contracts.
Melton. veteran left-hander
had poor season last year. win
ming 10 victories against II losses.
Rucker played in only IS games
but finished with batting average
Of .296.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
By George Maskin

The Harborites recently piled
up so points in winning South
western affair State officials
gather in East Lansing to honor
leading prep gridders of 1910 -.
Fred Spurgeon of Kalamazoo,
one of the aces among the whistle
blowers. hits around 600 regularly
in bowling Four defending
champions, including Heavyweight
Don Stuart. will battle in the
finals OF Mt. Clemens High School
boxing finals Wednesday.
Beg pardon: Traverse City. and
not Mt. Pleasant. is the state
Class B basketball champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Midland Romps
Home Easily in
Anita Handicap
$4,000 San Pasqual
Mile and Quarter
Covered in Isl 3-5
International New. sery.e. WIZ.

SANTA ANITA PARK. Cal,
Jan. Il Midland, Lucky"
Charley Towards prize possession.
lugged his 1870 pounds weight home
four lengths to the good today
in the $4,000 San Pasqual Handi-
cap over muddy track.
General Manager was second
and Valdina Groom was third.
Midland romped the mile and one
furlong in 1:5l-3-5 to pay $40
TO win, $500 to place and $3.50
to show.
General Manager paid $500 for
place and $500 TO show. Valdina
Groom paid $3.50 to show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

grand" but must Keep on
wrestling to the hour and halt
time limit giving the masked man
a chance to win the NJ w. A. title
belt. Superman also would be re-
quired 10 unmask.
Another heavyweight match on
the card involves John Pesek. the
Nebraskan. and Bill Weidner. for
mer hght-heavy champ now wres-
Ting as a heavyweight. Other
bouts: Ricardo Cortez VS.. 'Tuffy''
elect, Farmer Jones VS.. Mike Cha
coma and Steve Karas VS.. John
Bognar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Santa Anita Results

Petrify fJamesI $50 go ? 20
Hooks Cray $50 FAC
Sagffai 'Baiaskl ? 90
Time - Is. IN p
Vaid ma Niece. b-L.lt h-Senss Blue Pen
nant. Esco-Mse and winsone Lad sbo
D-Bosins entry.
second Raos-Si 500 claiming. 7-yssr-
DO Justice tNevesl rs 90 Is2 20 SO
sooerano Craig ~ 90 %
Servant Maid 1cofhetD 8 50
Time ia IS.
Mac FioneA Miss o'poop. P,Ssehio.
Rita osunA SHIPS Bells wfusoue Bells.
A0yie ana Good ana Warm alec rsn
THIRD Ksc.-tI 500. claiming. 4-year old,
ana W. miles
largo tBaiastdb ; 50 } 90
Betico tNichOls0n) 10 50
Tine. % rs
Easy Ealing. Torch Msreher Str Grsn-
vile shsst Racket. cro1 s.. Crseksds,
Marvel Play
Fourth Raee-sI 500. allowances 4-y.sr-
dds and apt mile
s-Don LIN II tBalaskil 500 2 %
Conner n LonEden1 NJ
Time % Us. off 3.o0
tr.sotal. Bubblrng Boy s-vsieroso II
Rnf Vain Do also ran.
sBinglin static entry.
nm Rsce-s2 500. allowances Swear
oifs q, mile
a-Deticnstor Carter I1fo 40 2sr
p Roman Governor tRodriguer) ~ , 20
Good Turn James ? 81
Time y IS. Off 30i.
ROYAL Marlboro b-Port Bubble Lii
acute Trick and Tin Pan Alley also ran.
a-N. :. Brsgg entry.
h-W. z Boeit entry
sixth Race sIOo GEO added san Pasquel
Handicap 3-year-olds and " u. mics
Mioland Haas 42n : 20 2 so
Gen Manaker tcorbetiN 52o 20
a-Naldira Groom (WanI so
Time 81 3-5. pff sofiz
a-Tsitina paul. Royal Crusader sir 1ef-
frey sweep,da Big Ben ana Wedding Can
also ran
s-Vsldina entry
CNoTE WISE Father We, lat. scratch
IN hts rscsl.
seventh Rac,-s 800. grade Handicap.
tyesr--ds and ". = mile
Flying Wild
tRofriguerl 80 so 80
Justice NJ WAN 80 240
Beiriay a9ccomhi so
Time n IS. Of ~
Merry knight esint Andrew sun
Phsros. Be Jaboers Exploded and sTne
Cob aRo ran.
al 3 Mayer entry.
Eirhth Kae.-si sSo. claiming f.year-
ODDS ana ~. ! lis miles
Real clear (BaSsettl il 80 : 80 30
Dare Bunny dLongden' 40 so
Marx tHaasl $40
A. play Iron HIS Rasts On ArConnc
Woods. African Queen and Tow Rope also
ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Louis Bout OF

Jacobs decision also probably
means Joe Louis win not fight
Abe Simon here The New York
promoter announced only tins past
week that he intended 10 pit
Simon against Buddy Baer here
with the winner meeting Louis
probably in March
wen try tn get other pro-
moterS going" Ucttche said
But hopes Of matching Mccoy
against FritZie Civic for a well
terweight title are out"
And So Detroit. one of the beSi
ports towns IN the nation. con-
finucS IN the boxing doldrums.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
IZacatine Winner
In Photo Race
International New, Service Win

lnttfnatfondi @eNt SrfNfGf- nIIE-s-a.r
CORAL GABLES, Fla, Jan. IL.
I'm a photo finish, F. j. Bu-
chanan's Zacatine today won the
5000 added Hialeah stakes. nos
ing out Circle NJ. Ranch's Battle
Co1ors. Market Wise. owned by
S. Tufano. finished third
1t was Zacatine's third straight
victory in the current Florida rae
ing season. The sturdy thFee-yeaf-
old. with Jockey II. Lindberg up.
negotiated the six furtong distance
in 11:il 3-5 over a fast track.
The winner, coupled with Hy-
Cop. paid $3.50 to win. $3.50 to
place and So TO show. Battle Col
ors returned S3.10 and 1910 ard
Market Wise paid $3.50 to show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Noted Drivers Sought
For Midgets Jan. IS

Invitations 10 q dozen or more
outstanding drivers Of midget rae
ing cars 10 enter a 10O-lap race at
the State FAIR Coliseum January
. were revealed Saturday by
Clyde Boyer. Prize money for the
feature race VIII be 81 800, Boyer
said
Boyer also said midget racing
would not be he'd sc ekly this
Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
All Tentative
Fight Dates at
Olympia at End
Uncle Mike Decides to
Stay in New York
and Avoid Trouble

Mike Jacobs has decided to di-
vorce himself from all connections
with The promotion OF boxing in
Detroit
This announcement was made
by the New York promoter,
through Commissioner John j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

lawyer TO figure
out all I h e
angles Of this
one. Brown can
win the $1,000
check put up by
S u perm a ms
m a n a 6 er. AL
Haft. TO 60 TO
any one pinning
him inside OF an
hour and Super
man can win
the heavy title.
If B r o W n
wins a fall in
side of an hour
he gets the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Women ina Sports
PRO FENCING CHAMP TELLS OF FOREIGN EVENTS

petition or trips 10 tournaments.
Well. really no more living.
Bella. however. disagreed with
me and succeeded in changing my
mind. ! must admit that ! did II
with quite a few qualms. but /
have never regretted it.
Bella and / gave professional eX-
hibitions in London (where j won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Scrambled Bout
Listed at Arena

Arena Gardens has one of the
most scrambled bouts II ever has
staged for the feature OF Mon
days wrestling card-a combined
heavyweight title belt and 1000
challenge bout.
II would take a PHILADELPHIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

crcaSng with the sports gain In
popularity
Above what the sport docs for
one physically. IL the &C ltacts II
establishes. ! have travelled much
as an amateur and met many Of
the worlds fascinating people.
! can't describe the thrill of be-
ing greeted in foreign countries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Choice Seats in All Sections
For Diamond Belt Finals

Choice available in all price
Belt amateur boxing finals Olympia Friday
5000 balcony seats all reserved tt
at Olympia and The Detroit Times each day.
Rngside and center S1.IO. remaining
the balcony
81 cents.
line 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Family Vocation

Amos Alonzo Stage. famous
football coach. has two sons who
also are gridiron mentors. Amos
Alonzo Jr. is at Susanehanna- and
Paul at Springfield College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

Iiettche. ] a { C
Saturday.
Jacobs became
disguised over
item pts 10
straighten gu I
the managerial
nuddle between
Young Kid Nc
Coy and his for
m @ r manager,
Johnny McIn-
tire
II n n d
pl "A % n g d 10
come TO De-
trOit and per-
sonaliy pay
of McIutire 4"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Other Big Boys

Other boys 6-foot or better are
John Perry. 6 feet 2 inches; Glenn
Holt, 6 feet 2 inches; Mike Wares,
6 feet: Charles Lee, 6 feet. and
finally Dick Parks, also 6 feet
In the ID years that Coach
Geary has been coaching at the
Crosse Pointe School the Blue
Devils have never finished lower
than second place in either the old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Ry JOANNA dcTTsCAN

Fors9r Michigan. National and Present
Nerlds Professional W~ueas Fencing
Champion
Fencing? Why. no. I've never
considered II. much less thought
. Of trying it,
That vas my reaction and an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Soccer Commufer

Aldo Cianotfi travel, fhc better
part OF two nights from Nov York
10 Uuca 10 mako his weekly ap-
rearanec with the HiSpano soccer
team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Too Many Headaches, Jacobs O.
Pardon my reach. pal.


And when you start talking
about reach just take a peek out
towards Coach Forrest Gearys
Crosse Pointe High School basket
ball squad. Coach Ceary has ID
boys on his varsity team and only
three are under 6 feet.
Joe Faust, Tom Ireland and
Jack Dillon are the Blue Devils
small players. Faust stands 5
feet 10 inches tall, Dillon is 5 feet
9 inches and Ireland is the baby
Of the trio at 5 feet 81 inches.
The shortest man on the Blue
Devils first team is Gordon
(Scotty) Tanner, who stands just
6 feet. Tom Coulter has the
height on all the boys at 6 feet
Al inches. Other boys on the
first team. Adolph Meme, 6 feet
2 inches: Louis Charvat. 6 feet 3
inches, and Charles Marzolf. 6
feet ! inch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

prep chase Christian. winner
for the last two years, has been
bumped freely to date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

the worlds professional Champion
ship in foils), Paris. Deauville,
Monte Carlo. the entire French
and Italian Rivieras. Rome, and. if
the war had not started when it
did we would have remained to
finish our five-year contracts.
We now are refusing 10 accept
offers. We are doing this because
we arc interested in teaching
fencing in our new school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
The Army Calls

NJ Clemens High shortly will
lose its basketball coach. Edward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Pointe Prep Quintet
Far-Reaching Bunch

Southeastern League or the pres
ent Border Cities League. Only
once in 10 years have the Blue
Devils lost four bell games in one
season and that was back in 1925.
All the boys on this years team
like to play the game but they
are by no means neglecting their
studies. Five of the boys are on
the honor roll. three Of them from
the first team. Coulter, Meme
and Charvat from the first string
and Lee and Wares from the Sec
ond team are the honor students.
Team Well Balanced
Coach Geary believes his team
is well balanced and should 60
places in competition this season
but he won't put himself on the
spot by saying that they will win
the league championship. He
sums il all up this way:
THE C m p petition In the
league this year 10 plenty tough.
There are ut least four other
well-balanced teams. But this
one and every one of them has
q chance TO win"
Although the Blue Devils lost
four boys out of the 13. Scotty
Tanner is the only one lost by the
January graduation and three
more. Coulter. Meme and Char.
vat. wind up their careers at the
end of the June term.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

he said. but his lawyer says
$1,000 is the least they will ac-
cept for the contract. This is out
of the question"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Mond avs
Best Bets

(By International News Service
HIALEAH PARK
at Miami. tlsD
NO selections.
LADY VAL, Billy Bee. Gold BAND.
B-IADN LiONOKs. Orcus. Match Can.
WISE BEE. Domlin. DrUdgery.
S-AIR BRIGADE. Cadmium. Remote
Coafroi.
s-RkN FLAG. Clos To. Dream Boat.
7-DIILN ~. Spifefui, County Bend
S-MON TINE. Hand and Glove. EIOeto.
BEST-MISF BEE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
EUerything's of

Jacobs then SAID he was with
drawing any tentative dates he
has al Olympia The scheduled
January 81 fight show is off.
I'm doing very we'll here tn
New York" Jacobs told Hcttche.
go I'll stick here and let some
body else have the headaches In
Detroit .
Hopes Of seeing q return bout
here between Mccoy and Nettlow
have been dimmcd. NcCoy's man
ager. Joe Gould. says he VII not
allow his fighter 10 cone INTO the
state and have his p attached
by Mclntire
Commissioner Hettch q has
worked long and hard 20 uniangle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
by McIntlre

worked long and hard 20 unian
tho MfCrfy affair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

nv ~ 70. N
Naid|ns Siece b-flu. h-Senss Blue Pen
nant Esco-Mse and Winsoms Lad sbo
Ear
Bosing entry.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

-Indispensable TO . young GIRLS
vardrobe Gay plaid or solid
colors skuta. Sizes 8 20 - and
10 to 16.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

Long slseved cotton shirts for
the whole school year. They
launder like . charm .. always
look fresh Sizes Q 70 16.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

RAYON PANTHS-3ec val
ues. Knitted rayon panties
for girls. Made with yoke
front and elastic back. 90
Sizes 2 to 16- Il"
Evening star., 1941-12-05

TO wear with her winter coat.
Adorable cotton velveteen hat
and mum sets in VINE, brown,
navy or green.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

Styles that are sure to
please! Torso, basque and
midrif1 in gay prints, stripes,
plaids. florals and checks.
Full or pleated skirts. Sizes
7 to IA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-03
Wheeler Going on
 War Paih
Denies Implications He De- dared Ndzi Domination
 Ever Made by him.

WASHINGTON, Feb 3-Senator Burton K. Wheeler declares that he did not say in 1894 or at any other time, that Nazi domination of Europe was inevitable
 The statement was attributed to him Friday by President Roose- welt at conference with newsmen. The President said that he was advised by the late William Dodd, former Ambassador to Germany that Wheeler, an outspoken critic of the Administration British Aid bill, voiced the opinion at a dinner party several years ago.
 Senator Wheeler now recovering from influenza at the home of former Ambassador Kennedy in Florida, said in a statement that it is a desperate attempt to discredit me because I stand unalterably for American peace as against the entry of the United States into any foreign war. This is slanderous attack on me attributed to a, dead man and is absolutely false
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-03
Parties PreCede Birthday Ball on
 Saturday Evening

The Presidents Birthday Ball and card party on Saturday evening was an incentive for plumber of formal and informal parties, with Judge and Mrs William A. Holzheimer hosts in the Baranof Gold Room with one of the loveliest dinner parties of the season.
 Carrying out patriotic theme, two banquet tables were placed par allel to each, one decorated in red and the other in blue In the center Of tho two tables was smaller table, upon which was placed three tier birthday cake, surrounded by tall white tapers.
 In celebration of the occasion, Mrs. Ernest Gruening, Alaska's First Lady, was asked to cut the first two pieces, one of which was presented to Charles Beale and the other to w. c. Arnold of Ketchikan, the only two Willkie boosters present. There were 38 guests asked for the affair
 Also entertaining Saturday even ing before the dance were MT. and Mrs. Alex Holden. Ten guests were asked for dinner at the Holden's apartment in the Baranof Hotel the occasion being a compliment to the return of the J. J. Meherin's and tha birthdav of Al MOnSOn
 MT. and Mrs. Warren Eveland hosts with cocktail party preceding the celebration, asked 12 guests tC their apartment in the Feldon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-03

necessary the keeping of at least two men on a fish trap at all times.
 Three important resolutions were a protest of discrimination against resident labor seeking employment on government defense projects in the Territory, and a request that privileges extended Outside labor such as free Transportation and wages while travelling to and from the work site, be extended to resi- dents; a resolution urging the most stringent conservation measures for herring in the Southeastern Alaska area in order that this resource may again be restored to it's normal size. and resolution No. 9 which opposed any anti-alien legislation which has for it's purpose the destruction of organized labor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-03
WAGE, HOUR
 LAW0pINI0N
 (0ME5D0WN
Case Applies to Those Elm. pIoYing Persons on
 Interstate Material

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3. The Supreme Court of the United States today held as. constitutional the Administrations Wage and Hour law fixing minimum pay and maximum work week to employees in industries affecting interstate commerce.
 Associate Justice Harlan Stone, who delivered the opinion, asserted the 'act is sufficiently definite to meet the constitutional demands on one who employs persons to work on goods he ships or expects to ship across state lines" and warns 'he may be subject to criminal pen alties."
 The opinion was on the challenge of the legislation by Fred Darby, operator of lumber company in Statesbory, Georgia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-03

of the peoples democratic and trade union rights; adequate air-raid pre- cautions deep bomb-proof shelters, rehousing and relief of victims of air raids; use of emergency powers to take over banks, land transport and large-scale industry, to end speculation and profiteering in food, and to organize production in the interest of the. people;
 Freedom for India, an end to the enforced partition of Ireland, the right of all colonial peoples to de- termine their own destiny; friend- ship with the Soviet Union: a peo- ple's government, truly representa- tive of the whole people and able to inspire the confidence of the work ing people of the world, and peo- plc's peace that gets rid of the causes of war.
 Comments WPA
 Commenting the work of the WPA in their first resolution of their last meeting day, the members of the convention resolved that WPA op- erations be extended to all sections of Alaska with provisions that wages be increased to conform with the prevailing union wage scale in the respective communities, that work ing conditions conform with estab- lished union conditions. and that the WPA shall not be used to de- prive union labor of its rightful work.
 A request was filed asking that the lcp-s.cc.. -.,-..ra pas5 lca making