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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-21
AnthrOnOIOOicL5 ,4-

Anthropologicka v9stava.
vyslana do Male Aisle, nalezla
pr vykopavkach prehistoric
kych sidlist We vzdalenosti 9
KIN severne cd Beirutu dobre
zachovanou kostru sedmilete-
no decka v start 10000 let. Le-
zela mezi rdznymi nastroji a
pfedmety dennf potfeby, take
jejf vek bylo lie pFesn6 zjistit.
Lebka teto kostry jest nejddle-
zit6js1m re vsech dvou milionG
predmetG, vykopanych zmfne-
nou expedic1 a IDA Sc byt PRIV
MIN dokladem lebecne formy
dnesn1ho cloveka, nebot Sc do
celia podoba lebce dnesnfch de-
tt. z dals1ch nalezG vypravy
vysvfta, re obyvatele tohoto
kraje twill Sc v davno veku
masem gael, divokych kanc1 a
IjelenG, a re take pojfdali hle-
m1zde. Dale Sc zjistilo, re az
tehdy medvedf sunka patTila k
lahGdkam.
= We spanelske provincii
Ciudad Real lei mesto Alma
den, kter6 zasobuje skoro cely
sv6t rtut1. Tento vzacny kov
byl v tamnejsfch dolech DOLBY
van jiz Rimany a Fenicany a
jeste dnes jest kolem Almade-
nu ukryto zemi mnoho Milo
MI tun rtuti. Almaden je vsak
nejnezdrav6jsfm mfstem ma sv6
te. Rtutove parry z dol1 pdso-
b1 zhoubne ma lidske t6lo, nej-
zhoubneji ma ledviny, srdce a
ma vyvoj kost1. Tamnf obyva-
tele jiz We dvaceti letech ztra-
cej1 zuby. Pres vsechnu o.
chrannou peel lekaFn a pres
vSechna zdravotnf opatreni, "a
stava Almaden mestem bezzu-
bych.
- V Madarske obci Mezoz-
bereny objevili studnu, hlubo-
kou 80m. We ktere obyvatele
ukryly pred 400 lety kostelnf
zvony, ably nepadly do rukou
TurkGm. Studna Dude vysuse-
ma cerpadly ably zvony molly
byti vyzvednuty. Budou miti
znacnou historickou cenu.
= 80 nejv6tsfch bronzovych
monumentG v Par1zi bylo Cd
souzeno k odhozenf do stareho
zeleZa a rOZlitl Vladnf komiSf
ktera shanf starry kov, ably Sc
odpomohlo nedostatku surovin
V pr1myslu. Nejv6tSlm z tech
to pomnik6 je dvou tunova re-
produkce Mohtgolfierova ba-
lonu, coz bylo prvnf vzdusne
plavidlo sveta, jez vykonalo L.
, sp6sny let.
= V Londyne, Churchillova
vlada byla obvin6na V posla-
necke sn6movn6, re dava 81 u
nikati pT1lezitost. ably ulevila
: nemeckemu tlaku ma Rusko,
protoze dosud neotevTela ofen-
sivu v severni Africe.
Delnicky poslanec Stimwell,
jeden z nejvytrvalejsfch kriti-
XII valecneho 1sili vlady, vedl
vedl 1tok Nedavno byla O mem
zmfnka, re Dude pfibran do
%kabinetu, ale dnes vyslo ma je-
!; vo, re mu bylo nab1zeno misto
! We Wade V kvetnu 1910, ale re
! zam1tl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-21
Vojenske letadlo poranilo man.
zeIsky parek.

27lety Darrell Montgomery
z Moline, ILL.,. utrpel rozrazen1
lebecnf kosti a .jeho manzelka
Flosise mensf poran6nf, kdyz
Sc nedaleko cd Soldiers Grove
Wis, Zf1til armadnl cvicny
jednoplosn1k. Oba poranenl
byli dopraveni do Richland
Center hospitalu. Stav Mont
gomeryho byl prohlasen "a kri-
ticky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-21
Posvicensky obsd vojakI.

Valecny department ozna-
mule, re posvfcensky ob6d
4, 100000 vojak1 Dude stati
81 cent? pro muze a v tom jest
zahrnuto krocan, kterych bylo
objednano $50 tun a vsechny
pT1slusenstvf a jeste budou NIT
vOiaci sn1dani a veceTi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-21
Devcatko zastFelilo tetu.

V Chicago, 10 let stara Ro-
berta Longova nalezla starry re-
volver ukryty, a v domnenf, re
jest to pouze hracka, namffila
zbran ma svou 81 roxy starou
tetu. a zastrelila il.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-21
94lety lie uz sgt zen.

Ctyrikrat zenaty Josef B.
Chambers v San Jose, Calf,
prohlasil, re uz je hotov Sc re
nami ma cely zbytek sveho Ii
vota. Obdrzel prav6 druhy
sv1j rozvod We dvou letech Cd
Emma Chambers. Jemu je
"a a il IS rokH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-21
Z WaShingtOnu.

jsou zadani. ably jeste pred ma
padnut1m snehu a pr1chodem
zimy sebrali a prodali vsechno
stare zelezo a vubec vsechny
kovove odpadky, tax ably tyto
molly byti %pfemeneny v bitev-
nj lodi, della a stfelivo pro ma
rodn1 obranu.
V zadosti O spolupraci far
mar1 teto Rampant ma sebra-
nj vseho stareho kovu sekre-
tar Department. zemedelstvi
Claude Wickard pravil:
Program narodn1 obranY je
vazne ohrozen hroz1cfm nedo-
statkem zeleza a oceli. Doda-
|tecne k tomu nedostatek kov6
k civilnim potrebam ma far
maTske naTadf jeho soucastky
Dude tez citelny, jestlize oce-
larny nebudou moci prcovati
v pine kapacite."
Agencie Department. zeme-
delstv1, ktere jsou zastoupeny
v statnfch a okrenslch obran-
nych radach, pokusi Sc, ably
|farmaTe informovaly o prevla-
dajic1ch cenach "a starry kov v
ruznych castech Zeme.
- President Roosevelt "a
dial v dopisu, zaslanem kon-
gresnlku Doughtonovi, demo
kratu z North Carolina, pred
sedovi vyboru pro cesty a pro-
stTedky, ably kongres bezpro-
stredne jednal o zdaneni narod
nfho pr1jmu.
Jde O program sekretafe po-
kladu Morgenthaua, kterym
ma byti vybrano ma danich asi
4 biliony, osm set milionG do
larG.
Die tohoto programu maj.
byti zvyseny poplatky ma so.
cialnf pojisteni a 15procentn.
damn a mzdy sluzne a jine pflj'
my. Vybor domu pro cesty 9
prostredky jednal o tonic pro
gramu minuly tyden a rozhodl
ably byl odlozen ma pffztf rok
SekretaT pokladu vsak usiluje
ably byl schvalen jeste letos
doufaje, re Dude mono zaha'
jiti vybiranl dan1 dnem l. led.
ma.
Statnf navladnf Biddle
prohIasil, re Sc IDA, jakoby ne
Dalnem Vychode poc1naly Sc
mraky trhati a re nedojde K
zadne zapletce. Kdyby vsaR
piece k nepratelstvf doslo, Use
jest pTipraveno, ably japonstt
prfslusnici byli zadrzeni a je-
Ijich majetek zabaven. lUdal,z re
veskere ochranne plahy vypra-
coval pfistehovaleeky 1rad g
department valky.%
We WashingtonL sou pnpra
vovany sch1ze zastupcG japon-
sk6 vlady Sc sekretarem statu
We kterych pry Dude docllenc
zcela jiste dohody. Japonske
Dude We vyjednavan1 zastupo.
vati mimoradny vyslanec Sa.
buro Kurusu. Velkou nadej.
ma priznivy vysledek mali Sc,
natorove Thomas, demokrat z
Utah a Capper, rep. z Kansa.
SUI, kterf jsou clenove vyborU
pro zahranicnf zalezitosti.
= Federalnf department oh.
chodu varuje, re stoupan1 Ger
zacfna jiz prevysovati zvysen.
narodn1 prfjem, take mnoz
delnfci nejsou ma tom O mic le'
pc, neil byli drive, kdyz vyde'
laval meme penez neil dnes.
Department proukazuje, IL
narodn1 pfljem V meslci Ear
dosahnul ekvivalentu, rovnaj1
chic sc $92, 100000 rocne, COZ
lie nejvyssi clslice v historic 6
Itez O $10,000,0 900 vice neil
prfjem "a rok 1910.
"Nicmene, pravf vsak dale
"zvyseny pTfjem V srpnu a Y
zarf byl skoro uplne zastfner
zvysenymi cenami a skutecnt
mnozstvf pffjmu mimo zeme
delske produkty vykazovalt
pozoruhodny pokles". i
Toto ma pflklad znamena, IL
muz vydelavajicf $40 tydne ne
mGze 81 nyni Ia svou mZdu ko'
pitt tolik. jake mohl pred ne
kolika m6sfci, kdyz dostava
mensf vyplatnf eek, ale "a tx
vsechny zivotn1 potfeby byly
hodne lacinejsi.
= Poole proklamace pre-
sidenta Roosevelta, kterou Wy
dial tento tyden. "Den d1khv
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-11-21
Kongres americkych SlovanHi
byl odlozen vzdor znacnemu
zajmu.

Kongres americkych SlovanE
byl odlozen vzdor znacnemu
zajmu.
American Slav Congress, KITE
ry v Pittsburghu mel byti cd
FL. do %. listopadu, byl odlo-
zen pc porad6 pofadajfcfho W.
bOru.
Ackoli myslenka svolanf to-
hoto kongresu americkych Slo-
vanG nalezla uspokojiciho O.
hlasu u mnoha skupin a orga-
nisacl v celem Soustati, k to-
muto rozhodnutf doslo nasled-
KEN tohoto fakta:
Prednf organisace PolakG,
CechoslovakG a Slovinc1, acko-
Ii jinak prohlasily, re jsou pro
vseslovanskou jednotu proti
Hitlerovi a pro podporu zahra-
nicnf politiky p~residenta Roose
velta, neprihlasily Sc k 1casti
ma kongresu.
Tajemnfk vysv6tloval, re L.
cast t6chto hlavn1ch organisa-
CT byla nezbytna k docflenf ma
rodnfho vseslovanskeho cha
rakteru. Zaroven bylo prohla-
seno, re krone spolecneho bo-
je prot Hitlerovi nemel kon-
gres jineho ucelu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

SAVE AT sERLIN's
1913 Broadway Open Until =. NJ.
SMALL table radio 50 95 UP. Reasonable
WAGNER. l2O22 LinWood.
ZENITH radio, console. 1910 model. foOF
model Reg price $50 50. sl9 80. Ben.
Iam.n Appliance shop. 1883 Graiiot. at
SIX Mile Road r Open sun. and ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
|eh(nN REAL ESTATE CORNER 6d}AAN
1lkT@X ron RENT EOR SALE 8RE9@s&
Houses for Sale

IF YOU are looking FOR n nice and com
Portable home examine the outside ~
37i3 lroQuoi' If interested we viii show
you the Inside and YOU viii buy IT, rs a
good buy. Can Cherry 1885 for appoint
mi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Wanted Miscellaneous

a PARTY wants all kinds of
furniture. Will pay highest
cash price. Farris. Temple 2-5373.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

4 PARTY wants furniture as soon IS
possible. viii pay cash. Tyler 6-9223.
FURNITURE WANTED VIII pay best
prices. Yock-y Bros, Temple l-s296.
VIZ pay more tor furniture ana rugs
MOON BROS FURNITURE TE. i-12a9
READ Times Want Ads for proht--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

RUGS Used; S7.95 up: runners throws
American Carpet Cleaning $685. Oakland
RUG. 9xlj. fine quality S39 today. 2gi9
18th. near Temple. Dealer
SPECIAL closeou' on OIL heaters. popular
makes. save up 10 30 'o. Martin, 6TI7
Michigan
STUDIO couch. used back and arms IS
Benson. 1925 Woodward Eve sun "a
TIMKEN oil burner, 1870 heats ak
rooms Fitzroy $3.50. 1921 Sheridan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
ZENI 7 III
Radio Service

Al RADIO repair. free estimates home.
LenoS $3.50 Central Radio service
ALL makes rsdlos expert, repaired writ
ten guarantee reasonable. SslS ksrchs.
va LenoN iass
FIRE. estimate minor repairs 81 VaE
porzieis Radio aJ39 JOY road. Tyt
A-g6Tf
GUAR ETEEp service including psrfs
and tubes Current models 81 So. Tyler
s SOS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

Two-PIECE LIVING room suite $3.50
American Furn. Factory, 1927 or. River
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE. 18TH TUXEDO
USED s-PC SOLID OAK Dining Room SUITE
Good condition $3j cash. Ward Out
le' 1874 Harper
p PC LIVING ROOM SUITE 500 tetWs
CASH FURNITURE. 35A MlCHlGAN
gNl2 RUG So Benson, 1924 Woodward
open evenings Sunday -
so SLIGHTLY married 3-pc bedroom
suites S29 WARD outlet fi3l Harper
1870 Harper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

25TH AND LAFAYETTE rooms steam
heat boz f0xi2S side drive garages
81 300 terms Many others see nur lists
and pictures
ELSA REALTY And INVESTMENT 60
6gI7 Fort " VI l-ltO0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought. mtges. made
McHuRh. 14i0 Ford Bldg Cadillac OJi9
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN r LANPHAR d COMPANY
sth Floor LafayettssBidg. Cadillac $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Musical Instruments

BEAUTIFUL plano accordion; original
price $3.50. sell Si25. terms. II YOU
don't understand good buys don't come
open Sunday Castigione $3.50 Grauot.
PIANO Upright. used $40; good con-
dtion. CITY Music. 7il2 Mack
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate istings
in the big sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Electric Washers
Furniture, Household Goods

AA-Sl5O.OO reclaimed dining set. $50 90
BERNEY. 6347 MACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Ten HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
SeWing Machines

Al SEWING machine vacuum washer
repair. 81, free estimates. Lenox 5000.
central Service.
SINGER DROP LEAF. GOOD SEWER
1870 BROADWAY CADILLAC 3lS3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Housekeeping Rooms


GLOVER 1851 Genetsonl Large front
ktchcne'te everything furnished s.,
comfortably furnished
NAVAHOE a2q Jefferson Comfortable
sleeping Housekeeping rooms ~ Up.
every thing furnished
WOODWARD. 3s44 tEuot Two large,
pleasant front houseksepng comfort
able. adults 50
COLOREp Furnished uufurnished room
couple single gentleman. good trans
par'sron Trluu, l-1o6.
COLORFD Rooms rfchfneltes adults
1891 Cameron. 70 Jos Campsu Tenn
pie lT2is
COLOREp .Canhtld East $500 Bedroom.
ktcheuc'is ba'h. child welcome owe
603g
CONSULT the eniarged Real Estate hstinEs
n The hs sunday 7 mes Want "A
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25

a BEAUTIFUL 2-po rich red velour 1Tv1ng
room suite: sold for sll9: used mos ;
sacrifice $50. Mtchelrs 5000 Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Business Opportunities

CoNFECTIONERY--W West Side business -
modern. income $500 month. sacrifice
$500 down Kelley 624 W. ,Bethuue
Mad 1888 Statesmen wanted. We bG,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Snaps
A Automobiles for Sale

ELECTRIC refr gerator. used: 20 trsds
for piano 74l2 Mack. Plaza st2t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Flats tor Sale
Vacant Lots for Sale

BFRklFN FLA paved water ssVel
sidewalk j0Xi33 Si25 cash csll shou
noon vs.. Gilbert AiA. 1000
WATCH Tor weekly bulletin this c0lum
every sunday state Land once Boar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Board and Room
Property Management
.Ncw Houses for Sale

a HOME IN Dearborn Highlands costs no
more beautiful; reasonable DE. 1885.
f. - NuNlLLr 7-3JW of Warren
ssIHNcet bedrooms fully modern
mode. 9n ioKl35 lot. schools and trans
$50 FLA 'e-ms Refer nurs nn 'ni'
PFNROD Nea- warren Sew Groom
homie f.f features nsseUen' afNr llt
fnAI1- Move rirt' r Pace only 50 $50
NI2 monthly. include taxes cf.. kOSH
REAlTY 1897 Luefrols Lafayette $3.50
VISIT Lsnars VusEe-AI hrk models
OYfn daily LauarK Ave. 90 MprarE I'd
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23
''RHYTHM ON THE RIVER" BRINGS
 FUN AND MUSIC
Bing Crosby, Mary Martin, Oscar Levant, Basil Rath-
 bone af 20th Century

An all star cast, seven new song hits, and variety of clever scenes establish "Rhythm on, the River, now playing at the 20th Century Theatre, as the cinema answer to the wishes Of theatre audiences. The picture is novel form of com edy with music, not to be confused with a musical comedy, as more attention is given to plot and story.
 Heading the list of stars in the film are Bing Crosby and Mary Martin, with Oscar Levant, of "In- formation Please fame, and Basil Rathbone prominently featured.
 The story of Rhythm on the River" concerns a small town composer who goes to the big city and becomes ghost writer for prominent song writer who has lost his knack. There he meets the one and only girl, and they collaborate. he doing the melody and she the lyrics. They become a pair of ghosts" until they branch out for themselves, situation lead ing up to many hilarious moments and a climax that puts the pic- ture in the Class A field.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23
MANY LAUGHS PROVIDED IN
 CAPITOL FILM
Judy Canova Comes 10 Screen in Hilarious
 "S(atferbrain"

With Judy Canova in the stal- ring role, the hilarious comedy "Scatterbrain' opened it's run at the Capitol Theatre last plight to provide many laughs for Juneau audiences The music of Matty Malneck and his orchestra and of Cal Shrum's Gang gave a bril- liant musical background to the picture.
 The Republic picture presents the well known radio star as hili- billy girl who reaches Hollywood as a result of mistaken identity Despite a number of incidents Whish transpire to prevent her success. she struggles through to stardom. Her songs and comedy make the film an entertainment nigh of the year, and the witty dialogue keeps rapid pace with the amusing situations.
 Produced and directed by Gus Meins, the film is based on an original screen play by Jack Town ley and Val Budton The excellent supporting cast includes such h names as Alan Mowbray, Ruth Donnelly, Eddie Foy, Jr, Joseph Cawthorn, Wallace Ford, Isabel Jewell, Billy Gilbert, Emmett Lynn and Jimmy Starr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23

Sitz were in group I, which con- sisted of arranging, in correct chronological order, three lists of historically famous persons. The other groups of questions all con- taining an especially hard problem which stumped Juneau answerers.
 The organization will conduct a similar program of Quiz questions next Wednesday evening at 7:3O o'clock, and more free tickets will be awarded those who answer any group correctly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23
ChdpeIddies Near Completion of Red
 Cross Gown Quota

Handwork on completed Red Cross garments occupied the time of the Chapeladies at their regular meeting held in the Glacier Highway home of Mrs. Frank Maier.
 It was reported that all but four teen of the clubs quota of sixteen gowns have been turned in, and members with gowns still unfinished are urged to complete them and have them ready to turn in at the next meeting. which will be held November 4 in the home of Mrs. Fred Camper.
 Present for the meeting were Mesdames Harry Arnold, Fred Cam pen, James DeHart, Max Mielke, Jenny Pederson, V. Puzey, Clarence Wittanen, Frank Maier and one new member, Mrs. Hal Kimmel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23
LOST NURSE FOUND ALIVE
 NEAR TETLIN
Frostbitten Toes, Exhaus- lion Only Effeets of Two
 Days in Blizzard

Lucille Wright, veteran Office of Indian Affairs nurse. was found last night after spending two nights in blizzard along the upper Tanana River, according to special dis patch to The Empire from the Fair banks News Miner.
 Miss Wright is said to be in good condition except for frostbitten toes and exhaustion. She was caught in 8 storm Sunday night, while driving her dog team on mercy mission between Tetlin and Moose Creek. She had no matches to make fire and wandered in circles until she took refuge in a forest a mile from Tetlin, where she was found by an unnamed Indian.
 With temperatures between zero and 20 degrees above, the Indian was returning from a 30-mile trip across open swamp lake country after visiting the CAA Boundary Airfield when he discovered Miss Wright
 Many natives with dog team had been searching for the missing nurse for the pats two days Pilots L. F. Barr and Bob Ausley, from nearby fields, and Wildlife Agent Clarence J. Rhode, with observer Dean Cross land, all joined in the search with skimounted planes.
 Miss Wright has been a nurse in the north country for many years and is an experienced musher She is a former resident of Minneapolis, Minn., and was a nurse in the first World War.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23
Mrs. Gorge Sitz
 Wins Free Ticket
 On Quiz Program

Only one person was able to an- swer three questions in one group cn the Quiz program last night and so win free ticket to the Scholar ship Ball on November l. Mrs George Sitz was the winner, the only person to correctly answer the questions in any one group.
 The quiz was conducted by the Juneau Business and Professional Womens Club, Mrs. Lillian Uggen and Miss Anita Garnick giving the questions and receiving the an- swers called in.
 The questions answered by Mrs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23
NEW BOOKS ON SHELVES NOW AT
 PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books have arrived at the Juneau Public L- brary and are now on the shelves for distribution, according to City Librarian Ann Coleman:
 Forester, "The Captain from Connecticut; O'Hara, My Friend Flickap;; Selby, Island in the Corn; Seifert, Waters of the Wilderness; Norris, The Vena- bles'';; McMeekin, Reckon with the River.'
 Cleayeland, NO Life for a Ladyv; Leech, "Reveille in Washington {; Lyons, R ed Decade; Heiser, Tougher Up, Americal"; Rascoe. Belle Starr; Judson, Edith Ca vell.p
 Several new mystery stories have also been received.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23
B0TTLENE(k

BROWNSVILLE Ky, Oct. 23.- The Red Cross war relief sewing campaign here struck bottleneck.
 A woman appeared at the chapter office and apologized for the delay in finishing diapers on which she had been assigned.
 My husband has had so many things to do lately" she explained.
 To surprised Red Cross workers, she added that her husband had been doing all the work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23
Underground
 Nighi(Iub

BELLA VISTA, Ark, Oct. - Five hundred feet beneath the Ozark Mountains 2,500 people can dine and dance at one time in the worlds largest underground night club. Wonderland Cave, mysteriously air conditioned by nature, was once a hideout for Jesse James.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23
ON DENALI

M D. Williams, who has been south on business, is returning to Juneau aboard the Denali which left Seattle last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23

National Bureau of Standards, Department of Commerce, has es- tablished a new laboratory in which to test sandbags for Army.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23
MONAGLE RETURNING

M. E. Monagle is passenger for Juneau on the Denali which left Seattle last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23

RAYBAN goggles cut haze and eliminate glare from sun. snow, water. Dr. Carlson, Blomgreu Building. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23
HosPITAL NorEs


 Sonia Gross was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital for a tonsil- ectomy this morning.
 Lyle Aarkus was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital last night fol- lowing medical treatment. John Vergison was discharged from St. Ann's Hospital this morn ing after receiving medical care. Tom Thompson, medical pa- tient, was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital this morning.
 Mrs. Lottie Jackson was dis missed from the Government Hos- pital this morning after medical care.
 Eli Howard, medical patient at the Government Hospital, was dis charged yesterday.
 Peter Guerrero, Jr, was dis missed from the Government Hos- pital following medical care. John Williams of Yakutat was admitted to the Government Hos- pital for medical treatment yester- daV
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23

Sonia Gross was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital for a tonsil- ectomy this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23

Lyle Aarkus was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital last night fol- lowing medical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23

John Vergison was discharged from St. Ann's Hospital this morn ing after receiving medical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-23

Peter Guerrero, Jr., was dis missed from the Government Hos- pital following medical care.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

want the railroads to tear up I'M
profitable trackage. selling the old
rails. tieplates and spikes to steel
mills. Meantime the pig iron COM
panies are> stepping up output.
Oliver Iron Mining Co., iron ore
subsidiary OF United States Steel
Corp. this year expects to ship
$4,000, 900 gross net tons Of ore. a
record-breaking aggregate which
will top the previous high shipments
of 31,074,295 gross tons in 1916.
ITO handle this tonnage United
States Steels Pittsburgh Steamship
Co. has put its entire feet of So
ships and two barges into service,
and these vessels are expected to
transport 22,000,00O gross tons" says
the steel corporation. More than
1000 900 gross tons will be shipped
in the freighters of affiliated
customers of Oliver Iron and the
remaining several million tons will
be handled in ships chartered by the
Pittsburgh Steamship Co.
I'm anticipation of an even heav-
ier ore movement in 1912 the Pitts
burgh line has placed contracts for
five new bulk freighters, which are
being rushed to completion 30 that
they will be ready for service next
summer.
1t looks like q busy season for
the Great Lakes.