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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
HOSPITAL NOTES


 A baby boy weighing 6 pounds IS ounces was born Saturday night at St. Ann's Hospital to MT. and Mrs. Chris Jorgenscn.
 After receiving medical care Frank Godiness' was dismissed from St Ann's today.
 Mrs. J. H. Blowers and infant daughter, left St. Ann's Sunday and are at their home in the Her. mann Apartments.
 Admitted for medical care, Matt Laukko is receiving treatment at St. Ann's.
 Mrs. D. Simonson and baby girl were dismissed from St. Ann,s today William Thiemeyer was dismissed from St. Ann's today after receiving surgical supervision.
 Mrs. John L. Cauble, accompanied by her infant son, left St. Ann's Hos pital Saturday evening and are al their residence on Main Street. A medical admission, Amy Will Hams is at the Government Hospital Harry See of Hoonah, was admit ted to the Government Hospital to- day for surgical supervision.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
PastMatrons, Patrons ToBeHonofed byStdr

Past Matrons and Past Patrons of the Order of Eastern Star will be honored tomorrow evening with a dinner at the Scottish Rite Temple The affair will begin at 6:30 o'clock.
 A program has been planned for the evening and a short meeting will be held in the lodge room after dinner. Arrangements are in charge of Mrs O. s. Sullivan and her com mittee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL

NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL .r "A ACCOUNT. IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
 THE PRECINCT OF JUNEAU.
 DIVISION NUMBER ONE. TER
 RITORY OF ALASKA. In the Matter of the Estate of MATT NYKANEN. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that John Laitinen has filed . final account and petition of dis- tribution in the above entitled es- tate and that hearing will be held on the same on the l4th day cf June, 1941, at the hour of lO:00 o'clock forenoon. at the court room of the above entitled court at Ju- neau,. Alaska, at which time any persons interested may appear and object to such account if they so desire.
 Dated this 10th day of Apxil. 1941.
 (SEAL)
 FELIX GREY, \ United States Corpmission- ~~s~~ 4cf assOMNMs Yyub3te Ja,dQe Publication dates. April l4-2l- n May 5-l2. l94l. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
TOM MORGAN IS BACK FROM TRIP
 TO ANCHORAGE

Thomas A. Morgan, of the Colum- bia Lumber Company and Alaska Federal Savings and Loan Associa- ticn, returned to his Juneau head quarters on the Alaska after a busi- ness trip to Anchorage.
 Anchorage is teeming with busi- rless,r declared Morgan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
initiation 10 Be.
 Held by GOA

An o'clock meeting an initiation, with Mrs. A. M. Geyer, presiding, will be held tomorrow night at Par ish Hall by the Catholic Daughters of America. k t.lL-
 A social will follow with Mesdames George Sundborg. Hector Mclean. Jack Fowler and T. Jacobson in charge of arrangements.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
SKI AWARDS ARE MADE SATURDAY
 AT CLUB DINNER
Mary VdnderLeest, Curtis ShdttuCk Winners
 of Tr0Dhies

Miss Mary VanderLeest and Cur tis Shattuck were presented with trophies Saturday evening at the informal Ski Club banquet held at the Douglas Inn. Myron Christy, President of the Juneau club. pre- sided at the affair and following dinner those present enjoyed an evening of dancing
 John Bishop, Manager of the B. M. Behrends Co.,, presented Miss VanderLeest with the Behrends tro- phy, and Shattuck was presented the Henning trophy by Fred Hen ing. The two winners were judged by points in a series of races held during the winter on the Douglas ski trail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
Marina Society
 Plans Sale Soon

With the Martha Society dinner of April IT, a success, the group is now working on it's plant sale to be given in the near future. Mrs. E. M. Richardson and Mrs. W a lter P. Scott will be in charge.
 Announcement was also made of the meeting Of May 10, to be held in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church Parlors, will feature a pro- gram conmenorating Mothers Day
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
Mrs. Gruening VIII
 Entertain Tonight

For her guest. Mrs. Gregory Hois- ington, wife of Col Hoisington of Chilkoot Barracks. Mrs. Ernes t Gruening will entertain this evening with dinner party at the Cover nors House.
 The affair will also honor Mrs. T. w. Murphy, wife of Major Murphy, who is visiting in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
GREENHoW RETURNS

Tommy Greenhow, former an- nouncer with Juneau radio. station KINY, returned to Juneau from Cordoya on the steamer Alaska. Greenhow was recently connected with an Anchorage radio station and then accepted position with the Northwest Radio Advertising Company. He. has been travelling throughout the Territory for the firm,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
HELP AN ALASKAN
Telephone 713 or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service for this qualified worker.

SALES CLERK-DENTAL ASSES TANT-Woman, married, age 35, high school and business college training. Several years Experience as dental assistant, also sales clerk in department store. Good typist. Call for ES 291.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
'0nIy Medicine liver ljsed

and now I'm 8l Kept ADLERIKA on hand, the past 27 years1 70. o. TexD ALDERIKA contains 3 laxa- tives for quick bowel action. with s carminatives to relieve gas pains. Get ADLERIKA today. Butler Mauro Drug Co, in Douglas by Guys Drug Store. --adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
ELkS WILL HAVE FEED
 "WEDNESDAY
Regular Clam Bake, Craek- ed Crab 10 Be Served
 After lodge Meet

The Elks are going to have a "special7 night after the regular Wednesday night lodge session, &C., ccrdine to Arthur Adams, Chairman of the 'specialP committee.
 Just few of the specials will be a regular clam bake and also plenty Of cracked crab.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
HARRINGTON RETURNS

H. w. Harrington, Johns-Man- vile representative in the Territory. returned to Juneau last night on the steamer Alaska after an extensive trip to hte Westward and the Inter- ior. He is stopping at the Baranof Hotel. He will go to Sitka before re- turning South.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21

Tn 194O approximately 35,0O0 per- sons were killed in traffic acci- dents and 1.320oOO were injured; the latter figure the greatest list in American history.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
GARRETT SOUTH

Jack Garrett. Juneau bartender sailed south on the Alaska last night for a several months vaca- tion. and for treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21

Formaldehyde, itself an anti septic. becomes a drug with heal ing properties when mixed with ammonia and other compounds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21

SlpScrne :o the DaIy Aiaxxa Empire-the paper with the largest paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford dS co. adv.
 Empire Classifieds Pay:-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21
SISTER OF JUNEAU WOMAN pASSESAW

x Mrs. Walter Bond, sister of Mrs. Robert Keeny of Juneau, passed away suddenly at her home in River Hebert, Nova Scotia on Fri day. April 18, according to word received here today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21

Try classified ad In The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-21

Try classifiea ad in The Empire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Building Permits
Increase 719 Pct.

Soaring 10 per cent over a
year ago, building permits led a
parade of plus signs in this week 5
business index published by the
Detroit Board of Commerce.
The value of building permits
issued during the weel-Gnded jan
uary a was SS,l49,752 compared
with 1895, 319 "a year ago and
$87S,703 last week.
The increase is represented by
factory additions and construction
resulting from the flood of defense
orders pouring into Detroit from
Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Plumbing System

The plumbing is all contained
on one interior partition panel
with the kitchen plumbing facing
out on one side and the bathroom
on the other side Pipes are all
exposed for easy access.
Heat is provided by an oil burn
ing space heater.
The problem of providing sites
Tor such houSeS-ln Detroit. would
not be serious one since more
than 10000 parcels of vacant tax
delinquent land is about 10 90
through the state scavenger sale
and can be redeemed by the city
for a public purpose.
The council committee is well
aware that many VOICES would be
raised IN opposition 10 a plan
which would put WPA or even the
city government into the home
building business on a large scale.
HoWeVeT, the committee is well
armed with facts gathered during
the last tWo weeks indicating the
problem OF housing here is suf-
ficlently acute 10 justify drastic
remedial steps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Trinidad Base
Agreement Set
ByU s, Britain
Duties Won't Be Paid
at L sc d Points,
Secretary Hull Says
International New. service Wire


WASHINGTON. Jan. 11.-Final
agreement between the United
States and British governments on
the sites for an American naval
and air base at Trinidad was an
nounced today by Secretary of
State Hull.
a dispute between the United
States and TfInIUJd over the site
was resolved in his governments
favor, he disclosed
Hull told his press conference
this government intends TO pay no
customs duties or other charges
tiiFfseff- fffatcrfdtS used ar Trinidad
or seven other Atlantic bases.
leased from the British in return
for 30 average destroyers.
Appointment by PreSiden I
Roosevelt of a three-man mission
to work out in London the techni-
cal details of the leases also was
revealed by Hun.
Members nl- n4les4eH-a
Charles Fahy. assistant solicitor
general; Col. Harry J. Mallory,
army field artillery. and Com
mander Harold BieSemeier. They
viii 60 to London via Clipper
plane TO Lisbon, LEAKING New York
January II
Hull questioned al his press
on reports that New
foundland authorities sought To
collect duties on base materials
there. said the British
had never intimated
il would assess such CHARGES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Girl
To Give Recital

Olga Cowelchuk, - year old
blind pianist Is going 10 say
"thaDk YOU with music
The accomplished Young woman
Is working on program 10 be
given early in February for nearly
200 persons who have aided in
financing her musical education
Miss Cowclchuk, blind since
childhood, received her early piano
training in the Detroit public
schools She is now a pupil Of
Miss Margaret Mannebach. De-
troit Symphony Orchestra pianist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Financed Under FLA

The funds for the project were
supplied by local banks-under an
FILA insured mortgage
DetTOit'S only venture in this
direction was the construction of
10 welfare houses in Lumpkin ave
nue. north of-0uter drive by ttr-
Department of Public Works.
These were built for between
$500 and $500 apiece by using
salvage material.
Jan Schmedding. head of the
DPW paving division. was in
charge of this project
Councilman Smith said Salur-
day he would ask the council 10
send Schmedding to Fort Wayne
to investigate the 50-houSe PROF.
ect there which was completed
two years ago.
Schmedding will be asked 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Detroit Policeman
Pardoned by Coz. STEELE

John STEELE of Illinois after a num-
Der of Detroit policemen testified
that WalStoniS conduct had been
satisfactory for the last II years.
WalSton'S full citizenship rights
were restored
However. Commissioner Frank
d. Eaman. who dismissed Watson
on recommendation of the police
trial board. said the pardon would
not affect the decision of the trial
board. because WalSton was dis
missed for violating police regula-
tions by falSifying his application.
"As far as am concerned. the
decision will stand" Eaman said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
3 Million for Rentals

The Detroit welfare department
spends more than $3,000,000
year on rentals alone and a rent
of $40 month per family under
the Fort Wayne plan would more
than cut this cost in two if il
could be extended to all welfare
families.
Al present the average rental
for a welfare family. most of
whom are housed in substandard
slum dwellings, is about SOB.
The Fort Wayne houses each
have two bedrooms, a bathroom
and large combination kitchen
and living room on the order of
AN early American farm kitchen"
The houses are based on
cement slab laid directly on the
ground. The structure consists OF
al plywood box panels which are
built in factory manned with
WPA labor and bolted together
and 10 the foundation at the con-
struction site.
The panels are stuffed with in
Sulating materials and are
stronger even than necessary for
a Onc-StOry structure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
7 Black Tom Victims
Paid Z Million Award

NEW YORK. Jan. 1l-tINS)-
Two concerns the Lehigh Valley
Railroad and the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation - have receive d
checks totafing more than S12.-
100000 in settlement of their
claims in the BLACK Tom" and
kingsland, y. J., explosions of
1861.
Ii was learned today that the
Lehigh Railroad received S9,S1S.-
593 and Immediately used 81
SIS. PSI Of ii to-paN off all its loans
from the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation. Bethlehem'S settle
ment amounted to 50. 23S,24S, The
resulted from sabotage
on the part of German agents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Business Opportunities

CIGAR sTORE-Lsrge downtown building
reasonable tent. saerihee Immediately
chnoTd s'St
cIGAR. fehaora store Tor sale blNt years
class -c.-oId es.anlshed. $500 90 weck
husiness. 49, stand fullest invesiis ton
Pre- sfnl0 CASH ~ a partnership. $1,000
eash BY Eks hfApGlAkIkks. Tyler
aeaaq3
z COMBINATION sUPEBETTE Tor sale
Beer wine sre cries meats loing ca
eeneni business Reasonable. lvanhoe Ssgs.
eoNFECTIoNERY STORE
ON Scaaou. facsfed near theAter and two
schools unusual bargain. 74io kercheval.
CoNFEcTiONERY STORE for saie-kes-
stuabs Ca Temple 1000. line 2u2
foWtR sHep- Fasf side. excellent loca.
ton ovrcr ltsVng city, Sacrifice
Tuxedo 2-oeoi
FooD Make, srnwinF Northwest Section
Excellent husIness sacrihce Immediately.
University i--'oa
GASOLINE STATION. northwest corner
i2-MNe anc crooks Road ROYAL Oak
Two-s;an garaae Cal p ? Dohane,.
sunday. NorthisWn a5lS; eekdays. Cad
iilAt 1u52l-
GIFT SHOP Novelties, costume isWelry
and - frrtns sacrfnce. account sickness
Low rent established following; exceptional
possihiiitits VIII run 9eweiry line. II de-
stree. cherry 4H@"
GROCERIES meats. wine and beer. SEC
with oVnet Madison sass
CRoCERfFs. MEATS: three hving rooms
eSfahi shed twenty years good business
,7IQz west Me>ichols
GROCER Nat MARKET. with or with
out salssse naehiners. reasonable.
27el JOSEPH Campau,
HOT DOti ana restaurant combined: bust
ness district complete refrigeration.
Cal S7f3 Grgfiat.
INCOME PROPERTY Beer-Wipe Restau-
tsn'. corner location. hving quarters
above Hoo Francis ST. Jackson. Mich.
llNGERIE-pREsS sHOP-stock and nx-
turcs, Sanl.o 90 cash. I'D health. 10
lirNCH ROOM. sods tountsin seross Tao
tory good business reasonable 1879
Marx TNstn
MAT MARKET nnlH+- s-44--f er,7s7T7gsg /.
sacrifice. slOf Hamilton. at Ciairmort.
Cherry ef52
NEAT MARKET Near public market en-
Chere Must sacrifice. oreeon as03l
OPPORTUNITY for good bushelman and
steam. presser % go into partnership in
cleaning. pressing and tailoring Unable 10
handle alone Wonderful Jos
Lincoln Employment onice. Cali sunday.
1913 Livernois.
PARTNER WANTED With 81 600 investf
merit growing business: attractive proats.
Ienox sos.
pool ROOM Good business ruust sell
Immediately. reasonable. CAL evenings
50f5 Moran.
RADIO sales and SERVICE Good loca-
tion and equipment Must sell. Reason
able Townsend s-Sss7.
RESTAURANT and drHs manager; invest
rpeni required. owner going TO Florida.
Telephone Mr.. Miller Clifford 9549.
RESTAURANT established business
refrigeration. Reasonable price. ren sac
riuce. S154 John r..
RESTAURANT White or -colored. good
business. Illness forced sale. Trinity
1876
SMALL COAL YARD iueuding office
scales; REASONABLE &120 Nj Elhott.
Plaza aa7a.
TAILOR sHoP-Cicaning. pressing sood
business. illness forces sale. Temple
2-74Ts
TOYS BANKRUPT Christmas stock value
5000; your offer our pnce. 500 Chene-
-lVanhor s06s.
WANTED - Partner. clothing business.
Some cash nses!e4 appointments.
week days. 557e Sundays. cali 37s6
Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

a full pardon was granted Sat-
urday by the governor of Illinois
to former Patrolman Royal w.
WalSton. 40, of 14497 Linnhurst,
who was dismissed from the force
a year ago on charges of classifying
his application by stating he had
never been convicted of a felony.
After serving on the force for
Is years. it was learned he pleaded
guilty to larceny in Ware n
County. H.. in 1921 He was put
on probation and discharged from
it in 1923.
The pardon was granted by Gov.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Fort Wayne Plan

In this connection Council PreSi-
dent John w. Smith will give the
committee a draft of the so-called
Fort Wayne plan which de-
scribeS the construction of 80
standard three-room houses built
in Fort Wayne. Ind, which rent
for $3.50 a week.
a combination Of circumstances.
all of which could be brought
about in Detroit. make for the
almost unheard of price of $500
per dwelling.
The land is acquired without
cost, WPA labor is used for most
of the work. and the ultra Simpll-
fled design and mass production
of prefabricated parts contribute
to efficiency in the construction.
In addition the properties were
granted tax exemption.
The Fort Wayne houses were
built for welfare families and the
81 80 a week rental covers the cost
of paying off the 20-year mort
cages, provides for upkeep. re-
serves for vacancies and leaves a
surplus in addition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Hundreds Planned
to H clip Solve
House Shortage

A plan for mass production of
hundreds of $500 prefabricated
houses to solve Detroit's acute
housing shortage will be placed
before the Common Council rent
investigating committee this week
Having laid bare sordid facts
about slum conditions and the
scarcity of dwellings in the face
of a mounting inflow of defense
workers, the committee is ready
to move into the constructive
phase of its work and seek for
solutions of the problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Vocational Guidance Series

\ series of-vocatfeHal guidance
talks viii begin Monday al 10
p m, in the Mark Twain Library,
$500 Gratiot avenue with Sumner
Horton Of the Detroit Beard Of
Education speaking on How To
Get a job A moving picture VIII
be shown after the talk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
New Mayor lakes Job

John Burch ST. Saturday look
office as mayor of East Detroit,
succeeding Councilman Theodore
Sherman flied the Office
temporarily after the death of
Mayor Frederick Eberlein last
Spring. Burch was selected at a
special meeting of the council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Pre- Built 5000 Homes
To Be Urged on Council

bring the information up-to-date
on these houses as TO maintenance
cost and the progress of the
financing.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
H.,
lHRASs>

base and the aperture is long and
narrow. The lip is thin. with sinus
at Suture, and the surface is gen.
orally smooth with small grooves
crossing the whorl. The shell is
variously marked. The head of the
cone maker as we'll as the snout
is inclosed in a long, cylindrical
veil. The eyes are on the bases of
tentacles and the teeth are set on
a tubular extension of the proboS-
els. The single foot is long and
narrow; the mantle inclosed and
ending in an anterior Siphon.
The marbled cone, often seen in
collections. is very decidedly marked
with large, ivory tinted spots, US
ually triangular and margined by
bands of brown. This is considered
the most snowy and handsome of
the cone shells.
The ground color, within and
without, is a soft pink color. The
spire is low and blunt, the sutures
are concave, and the ridges set with
tubercles. The typical cone shell
among the marbles is heavy, well
marked, or $3.50 of light and dark
coloring, and the shell length from
to inches.
The marble cone is a resident
of the China seas 1t has barhed
teeth, and can inflict an ugly, pain
full wound. 1t is pugnacious and
apparently always ready to "pick
a quarrel"
The food sought is chiefly bivalve
mollusk neighbors. The hunters
effect an entrance by boring into
the shell home, using the circular
toothed tip of the snout to do so
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Peg sighed, making her diagnosis
Eyes, it's love all right, but l must
say you've hitched your wagon to
an extremely bright star. Do you
know anything about Michael
Gray?"
jules voice was fiat with dis
couragement. Il know everything
about him. He belongs to one of
the first families in Miami. He's
wealthy and popular and educated.
He's madly in love with Miss Rita
Deming and they are soon to be
married. Julie Nash is less than the
dust beneath Michael Gray's feet
and yet-oh, Peg, I'm such a fool. =
After thoughtful pause Peg re-
marked, Il hope you dont get that
job. I'm sorry I told you about il" J"
Plan the Strategy.
Julie sat up, flinging back her
head The bright curls flew. why
do you say that? Just to be near
him, just to hear him say, Miss
Nash, take a letter. would be
heaven itself. just to keep his office
running smoothly. to do little things
for him, that's all ask, Peg. How
can you say such thing?"
Because if you land in his Office
you're going to get yourself so badly
hurt that you'll never get over it.
He'll make every other man look
like 2 cents. You'll spend the rest
of your life being unhappy and
wretched. Let it go, Julie. Forget
about Michael Gray, he's not for
you" Julia was to remember this
advice later and wonder why she
had not acted upon it.
She spent the evening in feverish
preparation, laundering her best
white silk blouse, cleaning her gloves
and brushing her suit. She laid
out underthings and stockings and
set the waves in her hair. Later
manicuring her nails. she and Peg
went over plans. She should be in
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Natures Children
Marbled Cone
(COnus marmOreus)

The juices of the victim are sucked
through the opening made.
Cones deposit their eggs in fiat
leaf-like capsules. They are set
in rows on edge, on the surface of
dead shells and such objects. A
tough thin band of membrane holds
them together and fast to their
anchorage. The young escape
through hole in the outer margin
of the capsule
1t is said by those we'll acquainted
with the habits of the larger cones
that these creatures are worthy
fighters when cornered. When pos
sible they seek a hiding place in
the growths that form the reefs
in their home waters. The cones
inhabiting tropical waters are. as
exquisite as flowers and when seen
among the coral groves they help
to make these spots fairylike in
their wondrouS beauty.