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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-08
MARSHAL TO KODIAK

Paul Herring, Deputy U. s. Mar shal at Kodiak, is a through passen- ger aboard the steamer Mount Me Kinley. Herring is returning to Ko- diak after a trip Outside
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-08
tIINIII OUV Uy IIIt LIKE FATHER

Not that it matters, but the Army's best dog" story is that the quartermaster corps has 90 shoe sizes in it's regular stock of 'brogans" The lengths range from 5 to 12, the widths from A to FEE. You figure it out. In the tramp, tramp, tramp corps, a pair of shoes with two repairs) lasts an average of 270 days-and the Army now has approximately 2,500,0o0 pairs 'on order"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-08

Try a classified ad In The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-08
TIDES

tSun Time)
 Low tide-3:47 am, 80 feet. High tide-947 am, 14.2 feet. Low tide-4;24 pm, 0.6 feet. High tide-10:49 pm, 13.7 feet.
 TIDES MONDAY
 Low tide-4:38 am, 3.4 feet. High tide-10:41 am, 1856 feet, Low tide-5:08 pm, -07 feet. High tide--11:27 pm, l5,2 feet
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-08
ARMY DOG MU5HER5T0
 QUIT TRIP

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Real General Is Now Press Agenffor Army; Knows His Stuff, Too
Continued from rage One)

Of the problems of writing the news than Major General Richardson.
 In the second (and more i'm i pcrtanD place, the Army had { come to realize that what its press information needed was man who could talk to the department heads without saluting every other second and saying, Yes, sir" and No sir" to every objection that any general raised to the prob lems Of press Information. In other words, the Army needed a man who could push over the needs of the newspaper reading public, with out kowtowing-because of Army regulations-to the whim of every fuddy- duddy, who might be tops in his job as general, but a scared rabbit when it came to letting the taxpayers know what their thin ming pocketbooks were bringing in, in terms of national defense.
 As we say in this business, it's tough assignment and Major General Richardson, the one-time Charleston, s. C., boy who had glory by the tail as commander of our first great unit of mech anized cavalry, ought to get some kind of medal for taking the job at all. If he makes big go of It. and first guessers are guessing he will = Congress ought to shovel | them out by the carload.
 LIKE FATHER
 HOW TIME FLIES DE- PARTMENT-The Army Times re- ports that James H. Doolittle Jr son of Maj James H. Doolittle-- World War ace and now one of the advisers to national defense has been placed on the eligibility list for appointment as a flying cadet. James Jr. is 20 years old, a junior at Purdue University Gaf- ayette, IndD, and thinks the only thing in life worthwhile is to fol- low in Dads footsteps
 Not that it matters, but the Army's best dog story is that the quartermaster corps has 90 IL. fl
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c Tyee due Sunday night. . North Sea due Tuesday. a Xl1knln dl1e Tuesday
Evening star., 1941-11-02

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satin. Tailored by Rogers and thoroue hIy
comfortable. In loose leg ponties, reouIo-
ton briefs, hen-Iee trunks, flare pontes,
California briefs and stroieht top vests.
Teorose, sizes from 81 to AZ.
LANSBURGHS-Knit Underwear-
Street Floor
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Sheer Dress Weights Fine Coatings
Handsome Suitings Stunning Ne,c Plaids
Every type and texture you'll want for snort word
robe-for Fall and Winter. Most oil WOOL Some
with royon for added lustre Plenty Of black in all
weights. New bright shades and navy. Correctly
labeled as content (wooI reprocessed and reused
woo|s, and some with royon for added Iustre).
LANsBuRGHs-Fabrics-Th Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Codst9hipydfd
Workers Return

int,rnatiOust S-w. servie. Wiz.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3d.
Ending their seven-week strike,
4 200 AL and 500 Go machinists
returned TO work today on $3.50
100000 worth OF vital defense
contracts in San Francisco Bay
shipyards.
The last obstacle 10 their re-
turn was removed yesterday when
the Go strikers. meeting in Oak
+aad,-SatAd-un unanimously to 90 hack
pending settlement of the few re-
manning difficulties.
The strikers gave up their de-
mands for Sis an hour and
double time for overtime. accept
ing the coastwide master ship
building contract provision of
Slip an hour and time and half
for overtime.
The only major concession won
by the prolonged strike 49, which
was settled only after the navy
had interviewed and enrolled ma
chinists in civil service-was the
signing of the master contract,
entailing the closed shop. by the
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
International New. Service wire

WASHINGTON. June 30 The
war department has developed ar
electric sentry 10 warn of the
approach of enemy airplanes. and
is installing the system 10 cover
the entire United States coaStline
and all overseas bases, the depart
ment disclosed today.
While details of the detectors are
closely guarded military secrets,
signal corps officers said it oper-
ateS on the same basic principle as
that used by the British in their
defense against bomber raids.
The electric sentries will he in
service soon. the department
said. Ii has been developed entirely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
BOMBING RAIDS

Raj bombcrS successfully at
tackled French military obiectives
in the Kayak area. munitions
dumps near Palmyra andthe Italo-
German North African ports of
Bengazi and Tripoli.
"a German communique stated
that British warship was hit
in a night bombing attack on
the naval base Of Alexandria.
Egypt II also claimed hits on
port faCllities.)
Steady pressure was being OK
erted on Nichy troops north OF
Merl Ayoum and beyond DamaS-
Gus. according 10 Cairo military
sources. Heavy fighting also was
reported in the Palmyra area
where British column advanc-
ing westward from Iraq threatens
the air base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Peace Plan
Proposed
By Hoover
International New. ssryIe. wiz.

CHICAGO. June Former
President Herbert Hoover today
ichampioned seven-point program
which he declared will keep the
United States out of war.
Denying that I'VE are already in
the war in a nationwide radio
broadcast from Chicago last night,
the former president advocated;
Give every aid to Britain
and China. but keep American
boys out of the war zone.
Arm 10 the teeth for de-
Tense of the Western Henri
sphere
2 Uphold Congress in its re-
sponSibility to determine peace
or war.
4 stop the notion Of an ideo-
logical war 10 impose the four
freedoms on other nations
against their will
3 Improve the four free
domS within the nation.
@ Remain strong enough 10
promote a just. and permanent
peace.
Prepare a new concept Of
human relations.
Hoover urged a realistic ap-
praisal Of the idea of an theological
war, declaring:
I'm the last seven days, that
call to sacrifice American boys
for an ideal has been made as "A
Sound brass and a tinkling GYM
bal For now we find ourselves
militant Communist conspiracy
against the whole democratic
ideals of the world.
Here in America today is the
only remaining sanctuary OF
freedOm-the last oasis OF civili-
zation and the last reserve OF
moral and economic strength.
II we are wise, these values can
he made To serve all mankind.
He ridiculed the idea of an Axis
invasion of the United States, if
-the-Hatian prepared and also
declared that military experts are
agreed the United States and
Great Britain could not defeat the
Axis by land and air except in a
long war.
The former president said that
sentiment against United States
participation in the war has in
creased in recent weeks. and
charged that despite this the adj
miniStration has taken us off
cially closer 10 war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
HORRIBLE VISION

ut was the fierceSt moment
in that tempest which shortly
before the cruelty Of Nero had
let loose upon the innocent
church. Before their eyes still
rose the horrible vision OF human
torches glowing by night in the
garden of Piseuscs, Of the CULVER
ing. torn bodies in The arenas
and in the streets, il seemed
then that implacable cruelty
had triumphed.
Striking out and overturning
the two pillars whose presence
alone had sustained the faith
and the courage Of the little
Christian group.
I'm that sunset Of blood how
their hearts must have felt the
distress OF SORROW, as they found
themselves now without the
comfort and the company Of
those two strong Spokesman.
abandoned 10 the brutality Of a
Nero and the dreadful power of
Roman imperial greatness.
But against the steel and
physical force OF the tyrant and
Of his servants they had received
the spirit Of force and Of love,
stronger than torments or death.
And we seem 10 see the aged
Lynas al that reunion which
followed in the midst of the
desolate community. LynaS who
was the first 10 be called 10 take
the place Of the departed Jesus.
10 take into his hands that
trembled with emotion the letter
already sent by the Apostles 10
the faithful Of Asia Minor and
read over slowly the words Of
that message of trust OF comfort
Blessed be the God and
Father Of our Lord Jesus Christ.
who according 10 His great
mercy hath regenerated US into
a lively hope by the resurrection
Of Jesus Christ. Wherein YOU
shall greatly rejoice, II now you
must be for a little time made
sorrowful in divers temptations
BE you humble therefore under
the mighty hand of God. casting
all your care upon Him, for He
hath care Of you.
The God Of AL grace who
hath called us into His eternal
glory in Christ Jesus. after you
have suffered A little will Him
self perfect YOU and confirm you
and establish you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
ii. s. PIanes4 Help
IRAF Shoot Down
6Vi(hy Ships
BY w. =. SAPPHIRE
Intl >s~, service stan Correspondent

CAIRO. June 30 Capture oil
the strategically important Syrian
town Of Sabahiyar, so miles south
west Of the French air base Of
Palmyra. was claimed in a British
communique today.
American made Raj fighter
planes shot down six Nichy fight
erS IN an aerial combat above
Palmyra when the French air
craft attempted 10 machinegun a
BrtiSh-Free French column. il
was said. No Raj planes were
lost.
In the Damascus area. Allied
troops were reported 10 have oc-
cupied part Of Jebel MaZar. while
Chehim Ma2boud was captured
Friday Australian troops advanc-
ing along the coast captured
Saadiyc ESSeydr, eight miles north
east of SidOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Red Submarine
Believed Sunk in
Gulf ofFinIdnd


HELSINKI. Finland. June 3D.
An official Finnish army COM
munique early today announced
that a Soviet submarine had been
damaged in mine explosion in
the Gulf Of Finland, west of Hell,
isinki, and was believed to havs
sunk.
The communique. revie ewing
events since Finland entered the
conflict, claimed that at least IS
Red warplanes had been shot down
over Finnish territory.
1t also reported Soviet bomb
ing attacks on Karian Saturday
with one person killed and six
wounded The same day Red
planes machine-gunned Finn VOL
unteers fighting forest fire
started by incendiary bombs north
of Hangoe.
Vest er day the communiaue
stated Red bombers raided Vuok-
Sentales. causing heavy damage,
and the towns of Serklialmi. Sui
kava. Piiala and Kotka. No dam
age OF Importance was-inflicted in
the latter towns. IL was claimed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Ab0Ht-Eac
u. S. Communist Party
Charts Neup Course
In,errs,son.i New. s.r.le. wlrs

NEW YORK. June 30-Tht
Communist Party in the United
States was embarked on new
course today following straight.
lening OF the party line by a big
secret powwow yesterday.
The line is "a united and peo-
Piles front against Hitler fascism.
II is the same line the party sold
up until signing of the Russo
.Nazi nonaggression pact when il
was hastily abandoned for the
'capitaliStic War line.
Defend America nv giving
full aid 10 the Soviet Unions,
Great Britain and all nations
who fight against Hitler" the
party proclaimed today in con-
traSt To its recent anti-defense,
anti-Britlsh activities.
The meeting was SO secret that
Robert Minor. acting secretary
claimed not TO know himself where
IT was held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
sLOyAKs CLAIM GAINS

PRESSURE. SlnYakia. Juns
30--lINSl S lovak troops. CO.
operating with German units. were
reported in an official communioue
today TO have penetrated deeply
into Russian lines.
Numerous Russian Notifications
have been captured, the enemy's
resistance broken and large
amounts OF war materials captured
with small losses 10 the Slovak
army. the communioue claimed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Navy Probes Sinking
Lacks Confirmation of Report That Dutch Steame,
Went DoWn With u. S. Marines Aboard

" WASHINGTON June 30. The
navy department said today it was
reports that the
Dutch steamer MaarSden, carrying
a group of United States Marines
TO London, had been torpedoed
and sunk in the Atlantic.
The navy department stated.
however. that II had no confirma-
ton OF the reported sinking. but
that il would continue 10 check
the authenticity of radio reports.
II was announced Saturday that
lhfee Marine officers and ST en-
listed personnel had been detailed
don. II was not determined
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

Device to Detect Enemy Planes Perfected BY Army
Being Installed Along Entire Coastline

by the signal corps at its labora-
tory AT Fort Monmouth n. J
Signal corps officers said the
electrical radio sentry spots" an
enemy plane many miles distant,
determining its altitude, direction
and distance
Using this Information" the
war department announcement
stated. "interceptor planes can
rise 10 attack.
AS part Of the expansion pro-
gram for aircraft warning units,
the army has called for 500 vol
unteers from the fields OF radio
engineering and electrOnics to
learn TO operate the devices and
man the detector posts"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
+HungaryF|ieis
Bomb Soviet

BUDAPEST Hungary. June so
-tINS)- The Hungarian genera
staff reported today that the
hungarian air force had again
bombed Soviet targets causing
fires and widespread damage. All
Hungarian planes returned safely
Seven Soviet planes were said
10 have bombed Csap, rail juno
lion in northeast Hungary. Three
OF the planes were said 10 have
been brought down by ant-air-
craft fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
NICHY CLAIMS

(Vichy claimed the Palmyra
attaeks-reFe- FeFtllSad with
severe losses and that British
warships shelled French posi-
tons south of Beirut in an at
tempted advance upon that port,
which was repulSed)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
U.S. Mission Reported
Blasted in Chungking

/ 0 \ Do ~ June 3O.-1NS)--
a Reuters British dispatch from
{ h IN & X & today said that the
American Methodist Mission Hos
pltal and The British embassy build
lngs. Al ire C'friTncSss- Caprrzr 'WcTs
demolished yesterday during an
intense japanese air raid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
BEIRUT dashed

VICHY. June 30-tINS1-"E,,x-
tremely violent" British air raids
on the Syrian city of Beirut dur
ing the night were reported by
the VichV news agency TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

, whether all OF The Marines vers
aboard tho Maarsden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
THRILL OF FAITH

you are eXultant AZ The
thought Of greeting Rome be-
cause you feel within you the
thrill Of the all embracing
Romanism OF your faith.
Nineteen centuries ago the
Rome of the Caesars was
baptized in the blood OF the first
Vicar of Christ and Of the
apostle of The Gentties and was
named the Rome Of Christ. II
was 10 be an enduring token Of
the indefectible supremacy of
the church's papal authority. a
token of the infallible teaching
Of her faith. And in that book
were written the first pages Of A
grand new story of the sacred
battles and victories of Rome.
Have you ever asked your
selves what must have been the
thought. The fears Of that little
handful of Christians scattered
over the great pagan city. when
having given hasty burial 10 the
bodies OF the two great martyrs,
they gathered. for the most part.
in the tenements of slaves or
poor tradesmen but some few
in their wealthy homes and felt
+.aass--at-lhed dis.
appearance OF the two supreme
apostles?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

For the "Inside News az
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

THE GERMAN DRIVES OUT OF BREST-IITOVSK
The directions Of the various spearheads of German
attack Soviet Russia which strangely enough based
Best LitoVsk, where Germany and Russia made their
peace 1918 and agreed again in 1889 to be friendly.
The Nazis claim the capture of Lwow and advances by
their tank columns TO point beyond Minsk The Rus
slams report they repulsed attempt land ,Viborg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Plus Calls for Renewed Faith.
Sees New Time of Liberation
Suferings of War
Likened to Trial
Of M artyrs
ny MICHAEL CHNIGO
Int1 News service star Cerr,.peaasnt


VATICAN CITY. June 30
Pope Plus XII called on the world
today for renewed faith in God
and predicted tho coming Of a
new time Of liberation m which
peace will be restored TO all ma
tions. g-
Without mentioning the names
OF any countries. the Ponuh in
a world broadcast from the Nati-
can likened the SufferlngS due 10
the war 10 the 'implacable fury
loosed by the Emperor Nero upon
the early Christian martyrs.
But he gave assurance that
after having let the hurricane
loose for a moment on humanity -
God will dispense u and peace
Will follow. The text OF the bread
cast follows
MY dear children Of the
whole Catholic world Your
thoughts on this feast Of The
Holy Apostles Peter and Paul
turn with affection 10 Rome
For the faith of Rome sealed
with the blood Of the martyrs
OF The church on the right and
on the left bank Of the Tiber
is the faith that was preached |
10 you II is the faith that will
be preached 10 the whole world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
State Voids Fees
For u. NJ. Aid in
Crime Cases
Time. stan corrrspsndsut.

LANSING. May 6.-An anti
quated system under which Uni
versity of Michigan medical pro
fessors have been charging poor
counties allegedly huge fees for
laboratory work in criminal cases
was abolished in an signed
today by Governor Van Wagner.
The bill. introduced by Senator
Jerry T. Logic tRl Of Bay City.
provides for the establishment of
a state crime detection laboratory
10 be financed out Of health de-
p. tment funds.
This will kill the private
practice of some OF these Ann
Arbor experts" Logic said. 1T
sometimes took months and
months TO get them 10 complete
pathological examination and
then their fees were usually
more than poor counties could
AFFORD"
The bill was sponsored by the
Michigan state police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
1900 NOON

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WEXL-Musieal prog M.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Daughter in-Laws
Love Suit Dropped

A daughter-in-law'S S250,000
alienation suit in which, she
claimed that her husbands par
entS refused TO let her eat with
the family, was dismissed by con-
sent today by Circuit Judge Ira
w. Jayne.
The suit was filed against Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Starkstein of
-337 Chicago boulevard Mrs.
Regina Starkstein accused them
If winning their son Jacob away
rom her by promising him finan-
'ial aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
6 Million Sought
For Armories

LANSING. May Ga request
for S6,000,000 10 build and equip
new national guard armories was
before the Legislature today in a
bill introduced by Senator Earnest
c. Brooks Cd Of Holland.
Senator Brooks said the bill was
prepared and sponsored by the
state military board, of which
Adjutant Gen. +. NJ. Rosecrans Is
secretary.
Under its terms, $4,000
would be expended during each OF
the next two fiscal years beginning
July /, under the direction of the
military board and state admins
tratiVe board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
legislators Kidding
Bill Makes 1t Illegal to Drive Too SlopIy; Sponsor
Says 1t Isn't Meant Seriously
Times stan Correspondent

~IsANSING. May 6-Michigan' :
Legislature is now passing bills
for their psychological effect.
This admission came from SEN
ator Chester NJ. Howell (R) of
Saginaw. whose bill TO make it a
miSdemeanor TO drire too slowly
was passed, 10 to 8.
II don't expect policemen TO
go around arresting people for
driving slow" he said. This will
have more OF a psychological ef-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
Get your loan for less

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

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the value OF security. 1t is unneces-
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papers with YOU. And at no time do
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YOUR credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-06

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