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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: {: That Ernest M. Policy, administra- tor of the estate of John E. Bern hofer, deceased, has filed his pe- tition in the hereinafter described court for judgment setting aside and awarding to Helen Bernhofer, surviving widow and sole heir Of the decedent. the entire es- tate of the decedent. the same being of the value of less than $400000. All persons concerned are notified to be and appear in the U. s. Commissioners Court for Ju- neau Precinct. at Juneau, Alaska at 10 o'clock A. M on the 24th day of June, 1941, and show cause, if any they have, why judgment should not be so rendered.
 Dated: Juneau, Alaska, this 17tn day of May 1941
 ERNEST M. FOLEY,
 Administrator. HOWARD D. STABLER, Shattuck Building,
 Juneau, Alaska,
 Attorney for Administrator. Publication dates, May l7-2431 June ', 194l. adv
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TERRITORY OF ALASKA Office of the Auditor
 JUNEAU
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION

CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
 I, FRANK A. BOYLE, Auditor of the Territory of Alaska and custod- ian of corporation records for said Territory, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that there has been filed in my of flee on this the 22nd day of May, 1941. the written consent of the stockholders of the Mendenhall Con- struction Company Inc, a corpora ton organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the Territory of Alaska, to the diSsolu- tion of said corporation, written consent to such dissolution having been executed by all of the stock holders thereof on the 17th day of May, 1941.
 WHEREFORE, in view of the above premises, I DO FURTHER CERTIFY that the Mendenhall Construction Company, Inc, cor poration, is dissolved, pursuant to Section 924 of the Compiled Laws of Alaska, 1883, upon the filing in this office of the proper proof of publication of this certificate.
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and af- fixed my official seal, at Juneau. the Capital, this 22nd day of May, 194l.
 FRANK A. BOYLE,
 (SEAL) Auditor of Alaska. First publication, May 24, 1941. Last publication, June IA, l941.
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Mariha Soeiefy
 Plans Picnic al
 Aux Bay June 70

A picnic at the Aux Bay bathing beach June 20 will be the last ac- tivity of the club year for the Martha Society of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church accord ing to arrangements made yesterday at the last business meeting of the year.
 The group also made plans to hold a goodie sale June IA at the Piggly Wiggly Store.
 Luncheon hostesses for yesterdays meeting were Mrs. A. E. Glover and Mrs. A. J. Ficken The next regular leeting will be held September 5 n the parlors of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church.
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Here
 This; h ] Evening 3

Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Louise, due in Juneau early this eve ming, has the following first class passengers aboard for this port:
 Etta Burke, " Bloom, Joch Cock burn, Thomas Chadwick, Joy Jenni- son, Astrid Ladd, Mrs. Edna Liston and daughter, Edward Mize, Mrs. Josephine Spickett, Elrir Annette, Mrs. A. Skomedal and daughter.
 There are also 10 second class passengers aboard the steamer.
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THREE SELL HALIBUT

Three small Juneau halibuters put into Juneau this morning to sell over 14,0O0 pounds of fish, all at prices of 9 and 7.l0 cents per pound. The Carol H sold $500 pounds and the Jane H sold 1,23C pounds to E. E. Engstrom and tha Hyperion sold $500 pounds to the Alaska Coast Fisheries.
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ORDER FIXING TIME FOR HEARING AND FINAL
 ACCOUNT

hSSOOIN1
 IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR JUNEAU PRECINCT, TERRI TORY OF ALASKA, DIVISION NUMBER ONE.
 In the Matter of the Estate of RAYMOND RUZICH, Deceased. Jack Turkovich, the duly ap- pointed, acting and qualified Ad- ministrator with the will annexed, of the estate of Raymond Ruzich, deceased, having this day filed his Final Report and Account and Pe- tition for Distribution, it is ordered that a hearing be held thereon be- fore this Court, in it's Courtroom, in the Federal Building, Juneau, Alaska, on the 21st day of July, 1941, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place all persons interested in the said estate may appear and show cause why said Final Account and Report should not be approved and the Distribution, prayed for or dered.
 Witness my hand and the Seal of the above entitled Court here unto affixed at Juneau, Alaska, this 17th day of May, 1941.
 FELIX GRAY,
 United States Commissioner
 and Ex-Officio Probat e
 Judge, Juneau Precinct. Publication dates, May 17-24-31, June ', 1941. adv.
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GOVERNMENT
 PLANS MOVE
 !N WALk0UT
Will Take Over California Aviation Plant Unless
 Workers Return
Continued from Page one.

real shortage Of lumber now and other areas can take care of the shortage at present.
 Early also said that Harvey Brown, lead of the International Machin- ists Union, has been asked to come to Washington and confer with the President regarding the strike in the San Francisco Bay shipyards.
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BISHOP ROWE HERE

Bishop P r Rowe, Episcopalian Bishop for Alaska, arrived in Juneau from Wrangell on the steamer Yu- ken. The Bishop is on his annual tour of the Territory and is stoppine at the Baranof Hotel.
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nUY DE- rEsE STAr.rs
r-1E

-... A-,-
 Notice is hereby given that bid proposals for furnishing plaster beard, linoleum, white lead paint, kalsomine, lighting fixtures, plumb ing fixtures, lumber, windows, etc. to be delivered at the Federal Jail at Juneau, Alaska, and the Federal Jail at Skagway, Alaska, will be re- ceived at the Marshal's Office in the Federal Building at Juneau, AL aska, up until two P M. June IA, 1941. Invitation and bid proposals for furnishing these articles may be had by calling at the Marshals Off, flee in the Federal Building at Ju- neau, Alaska.
 WILLIAM T. MAHONEY,
 United States Marshal.
 Juneau, Alaska. First publication, June 3, l941. Last publication, June 12, 1941.
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EDWARD MIZE DUE

Edward Mize, former Juneau resi- dent. is coming here on the Princess Louise for a visit during his vaca- tion from a position he holds in California.
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MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTIIBOUND

Q Princess LcuiSe scheduled to Q arrive early this evening but
 . hour indefinite at noon to-
 . day. . Baranof due tomorrow but def
 . mite time not given at noon . today . Alaska due Tuesday.
 . North Coast due Tuesday. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS
 c Princess Charlotte scheduled to
 . sail from Vancouver at 9
 . c'cleck tonight. . Denali scheduled to sail from s Seattle June II at 9 am.
 Q Northland scheduled to sail 9 from Seattle June II. g Taku scheduled to sail from . Seattle June 12. , North Sea scheduled to sail ( 3 from Seattle June 13 at 10 ( } am. ( , SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS 9 Aleutia nscheduled tc arrive ( , southbomd at 8 o'clock Sun ( } day night. ? Tyee southbound Tn ursd day q } morning. , LOCAL SAILINGS , Estebeth scheduled to sail ( , every "Wednesday at 6 pm. ( , for Sitka and Wayports. , Naha leaves every Wednesday , at l pm. for Petersburg, Port [ . Alexander. Rake and way . ports. f'
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For Kodiak - H. Nelson, R. E. Bassford, H. Hoff- man, Mrs. William Poole, G n @ Dawson, and Mrs. L. Caldwell
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STOCK QUOTATIONS


 NEW YORK, June '. = Closing notation of American Can today is 783s,. Anaconda 26ls, Bethlehem steel TITS, Commonwealth and Southern E, Curtiss Wright 8h General Motors 37l2, International Harvester 509s, Kennecott 363s. New York Central l21s, Northern Pacific 5h United States Steel 55, Pound $4031a.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following gre today's Dow, Jones averages at the short Satur- fay session Of the New York Stock Exchange: Industrials, 1899; rails, .7.69; utilities, 17.32.
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The Daily alaska Empire has tif largest paid circulation of any Al aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-07

Subscrfpe 10 tllc Daily Alaska Gmpire--the paper with the larges paid circulation.
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MRS. LISTON RETURNING

Mrs. Lu Liston and daughter are arriving on the Princess Louis this evening after a visit in the States.
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Virtually all oF Esypt's 16,00o,- CJC populatio- yes by the side c. l N
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TIDES

tSun time. June 8 Low tide-5:55 am, -32 feet. High tide-12:16 pm, l6.7 feet Low tide-6:02 pm, 10 feet.
 JUNE 9
 High tide-0:07 am, 19.7 feet Low tide-6:42 am, 40 feet. High tide-1:06 pm, 17.2 feet. Low tide-7.36 p.m., 0.3 feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27
Protest Taverns
Operating Near
Tacoma Church

A Delegation from the Tacoma
Council Of Churches went 10 Oiym-
pis Friday 10 cal attention n evils
and abuses IN the ssls ~ alcoholic
beverages IN Tacoma
The chief OBJECT II the commit
tee 10 70 protest against the many
tsvsrns grouped in certain areas Of
N. city. In ore section there are
four tsysrns surrounding a church.
The committee contends that tns
grouping u several tayerns IN
one location produces competition.
resulting IN excess drunkenness
and encouraging the sale q intozi-
cants to minors and drunken per
sons. The move IL part q the pro
gram Of the Council Of Churches
and the committee on CIVIC affairs
10 give all possible aid 70 law en-
forcemen< officers o. the city
county and state in liquor law en-
forcemsnt problems.
On the COMMITTEES carrying the
protest 20 Adm. Luther p. Greg
DRY. chairman Of the state liquor
board. are Rev. John Henry solt-
man. chairman. Rev Walter Ma
ooskey. prezdent Of me Council Of
Churches. DIX Rowland. Tacoma
attorney, and z. r. Lsnz.
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Bodies Of Plane Victims Arrive

Reclaimed from We rugged
Olympic mountains ~sieh s.ossd
their Deaths. shs bodies 81 . hsif
aoxen officers .sd msr. sb<@rs
the B-fsA hens<f ~t@n a esassse
tote Mount csassssss Sept ,
~sf. nrossht - Tacoma ssssy
Ytasy.
Th~ k<sfle- ~sss Fsaehec after
fur days - hard tsi ~ 4. =
ranger. and army officers snd
men. Tss vrseksd plans ~.s
sighted noodsy from ihs ar. tn
Nreeksss ~ss "a . small ssvins
several hundred feet b~l0~ tns
summit ~ Mount constsses. an
simost lnseesA~ibis. 7.7T3-fpos
peak.
Rangers biszed q mai 10 tn<
crash scene. then I'D army de-
isenments m . hAsxrsous eisnsb 70
the wrsessss.
Ths bodies we're rss~sved ~ ths
Tusa funeral hons m Tacoma
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ssorsir altar > .. - Hvs1ev.
Asn ~he 1ss th~is lives y ~
ssssa vefs "a. md~ssA vsls~z. -.
chissse. pilot. "a JeAs WineA1n.
~ Hissrss1<. Can't sc.DGnp4s naeff
sgt. Hob<ft n~~ssr. -. vssas<-
vifle. Cant. rss>s sp~ssssss osAel
Sgt James " p4as. ~. neaeo.
wis. Tss.. fsEst snels~~s. pvts'
Jses Hsrpsss. ~. n1stwsahss. -
pr~ot.ss fs1s<sesn. ard helifsr1
xnssst. ~. ~ k<As. na. . -
s~sxss.
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Would Project
Small Business

Observation-Disclosures
Director Donald NJ. Nelson
declared Friday that the en-
tire priorities system must be
changed to avoid the national
disaster" of destroying small
businessmen.
He told the house banking COM
mittee which Ia studying price
control legislation. that instead
OF issuing priority certificates the
government will find IL necessary
70 make direct ALLEGATION Of scarce
materials To msnufs eturers.
Under the priorities system,
companies that are given equal
priority ratings still are not as
sured Of materials. but must
scramble among themselves To OBJ
tain them. So many pr1orities
have been issued that the System
10 breaking down.
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WARNING SOUNDED BY c. c. HEAD
Choice of Free Enterprise
Or Dictatorship Is acing
People of United States
NATIONAL LEADER SPEAKS HERE

nation that has abandoned free
enterprise has iost ITS liberties"
Hawkes.. . nationally known In
dnstrishst, emphasized three points
necessary 10 preserve ths free
enterprise system;
The establishment a. q fair
and homes, relationship. bsssd on
equity. between employer ana sn-
pioys
Thrift and economy m ell
normal affairs. both govern
mental and privsts.
"a sound rssahsssmsn, 10
eisshlon ths shock shsn ma ma
tionsi osfsnss preparation period
mas ended
glsnoyz,ing spos mat egtiins
Hawkes. said IN part
No man either capital 81 labor
Continued on Page 10. Column ~
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Trio Killed
On Remote
Oregon Farm
Bodies Discovered
By Neighbor Who
Vented Some Eggs

HERMISTON. ore.-Sher-
ifs officers Friday went TO
a remote farm west of here
TO investigate the Staying of
a mother. her son and a
nephew. whose bodies were
found lying in widely scat
tered areas on the ground.
Shot to death. according to .
report by Mrs. Charles sesligsr.
a neighbor, were Mrs. Cora Tobin,
her son. Kenneth Gorsuch, and
her nephew, Marvin Adams. Mrs.
seeliger said another neighhor
found the bodies Friday morning
when she went TO the farm to
borrow eggs.
The other neighbour. Mrs
Edna MuIkins, told Mrs. See
Tiger that the mothers body
Was In the cellar Of the farm
Utbsf. "afNtUs HVtf
covered with hay In the barn
yard and the sons was erum-
pied In n pigsty.
A statewide pickup Was
broadcast for Gorsuch's dark
coupe. missing from the farm.
Umatilla county officers said
the shooting apparently occurred
near midnight.
Kenneth WAS employed at
n gas station here. The fam
iIy had lived on the farm
for several years. Two other
soas. by a former marriage.
Melvin and Bradley Baker.
were thought To live In Pen
dleton.
The farm IL IN north central
Oregon. not far south 81 the
Columbia river.
Population Of the region has In
creased MANIFOLD In recent months
under pressure OF a $4,000. 900
army ordnance depot and hun
dreds Of workmen and trsnsients
alike spend the night on the
ground because Of lack Of housing
accommodations.
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Americans must now choose
between their system II free en-
terprise and enslsvemsnt under .
dictatorship"
Thus did Albert W. HAWKES.
president Of the United states
Chamber Of commeres. keynote
an address before a isfrs group
Of business And professional men
gathered Friday noon at Hotel
Winthrop.
"Amsries vas b,Iiit the hard
way BY private initiative. and ran
progress and preserve 10 freedom
In m other manner there 10 no
middle course. In al history. every
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

NEW YORk-soms -. 900 600
persons In 70 states sili turn their
clocks back one hour this week
end when the 1871 daylight saving
period comes 20 an end.
The period generally obssryed
this year was from 2 a. m. April
II. the Last Sunday IN April. %
2 a. m. Sept -. hs last Sunday
in September.
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rnt BATTLE OF RussIA-s7rH DAY
The Russians Say:

M0SCOW - Soviet dis
patches claimed Friday that
Russian troops have crushed
an elite Nazi panrer column
which was attempting 4 direct
break.through from Bryansk
To Moscow rs part Of an often
sive personally ordered by
Adolf Hitler.
The Nan attack WAS led by the
psnssr forces os Col Gen. Helms
ouderian. veteran Of German
break through actions In Poland
and al Sedan.
Gud~rian's force~ were aid
"a have made thru separate
attempt. te crack the Russian
I,n~s and finally "a have falSes
hack after suffering so.ooe
killed. wounded and captured.
The offensive. . dispatch 10 tho
government newspaper Isvsstia by
Major X. Ananisy reported. VAS
launched under a four-polnt plan
which included a personal directive
by Hitler To smash thu network
Of Russian sirdromss protecting
Moscow.
Tie swtttps Of tbs Ns<i
plans, u was cisssped. ~ss aIs-
covered N the setebeeh ~ .
Ilest. Col. 1~Aei ef the huff
waffle. found near OestruG.
The outline Of the plan ~ss
quoted A. follows.
'Firstiy. sm Ssh The air.
dromes protecting Mescew ~
soon ~ pe~sibis tssehserls
secondiy, second tssk group
10 strike VIA Brssssk with Hs
right wiag with The objective
Of kossk t17s mile. north ef
kharkes): thirdly. Irst tank
group consolidate posistes~ es
approaches IN vaidsi hills
northwest Of No~eowl. Gs-
dorian 10 IA establish himself
NJ Ho~tayi us miles north
~esi Of Bry sask) and skes
strike through Ia Moscow
fosrihIy, from Moscow esa-
time In the southeast"
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an sirman's fsrawsy borizon-blus
eyes and his hardened, westnered
cast. Yet he looked Jsunty. CLEAN
ing. young. He stretched himself
contentedly and began TO climb
out.
How 40 you 10 >" the officer
olsmly responded. I'm Fhght
Lieutenant Redmond He spoke
NTH = modified English accent
Tim Baker dropped oversize. He
was loose iointsd, slender and over
SIX feet 4 was told 70 deliver TINS
snip here. ne said. still facing the
plane Here she Il.
Redmond took a puzzled step
nearer. You were told To deliver
il here >"
Tim Baker turned and faced MIN.
Sure. TINS "a Trenton. ISN'T II ?"
A group Of mechanics had closed
Continued on Page Il, Column 81
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Ex-King County Health
Officer in S. F. Post

san FRANCIsCO-Dr. Wallace
Hunt Seattle. former King county.
Washington. health officer. Friday
assumed ms duties as senior sur
reon ~ the Z. 6. Public Health
service. ninth civilian defense area.
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Baseball Finals

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Gseiaasu Oh coo IDo--4 .
Piftst,srEh 90 Ios IIe--s . 4
Wander Nicer and West: Brandt.
strincevich 80. Conner az and
smith.
tonly Esms sehsdsssdJ.
AMERicAs LEAGUE
First game.
Washington 90 Zoe e1e--l . 4
New York sio oeo Izr--4 Q o
Chase and Evsns. Chandler and
Hossr.
Second game
washiaEtea 200 see eeo--s . 0
New York .. 100 s<eoes-i 9 o
Wynn and Evans. Russo and
Dickey.
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VALLEJO. Csi,--Tne keel Of
the submarines u. n. D. sunflxn
vas lad FRIDAY ~ Mare Island
navy yard. Ths sunfisn will b.
the fourth submarins laid st the
yard TINS year, A fifth nabmarins
All be started IN November
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Soldiers May Campaign
WARRINGTON - The var

psrtmsnt Friday sssed its restrie-
tons - as 10 allow reserve and
national guard soldiers on active
DUTY To campaign and seek cleo
ton in public office II their
political activities % not inter
fers with their military assign
ments.
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Of Don Cossack cavaIrymen
led tank. and infantry. had
hem beaten off by German
infsatrymen In the Ukraine
with heavy Losses.
The agency said the Germans
took many prisoners and much
Russian war material.
German troops. N as~erted,
were eliminating numerous
nesss Of Russian troops In the
kiev-PoItava pocket and N
the process more than ZOO
prisoners and several guns had
been taken.
The high command In it's regular
daily oommunique said German
airplanss destroyed railroad lines
and srmaments works In the area
between Kharkov and Moscow.
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Duke Plans New Deal"
For the Bahama Islands
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - The Duke Of
Windsor. combining business and
pleasure during his visit mere. i'm
pressed the capital Friday with
MS interest in one ~ the New
Deals pet projects and ms plans
for new deal for the Banana
lslsndx-
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The Germans Say:

BERLIN - special com.
munique from Adolf Hitlers
headquarters asserted Friday
that the Germans had now
taken $4,000 Russian pris-
oners in the klev. Poltava
pocket in the Ukraine.
The eommunique. broadcast TO
the accompaniment OF fsnfares OF
trumpets. said the snnihilation Of
remaining Russian forces In the
pocket was continuing and that
the Germans had taken great
quantities Of ammunition.
Official news agency dis
patches said big Russian ceun-
terattaels. In which hundreds
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WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight. CLEARING sun
dss. Temperatures High. OF: low,
81. Sun ri.e., eos. sets. s;ss.
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NAZI CHUTISTS BLOWN TO BITS
SOviets ThWart Panzer
Drive at Moscow: Germans
Boost Total of Prisoners


NEW YORK-A British Broadeasting corporation news
quoting Moscow spokesman and heard here nv Cis.
said Friday that the Russians had beaten hack With
full scale German drive the Crimean PENN.
sua in which parachuists tanks mechanical infantr, and
artillery had taken part Many Germans blown ny by
land mines, IL asserted.
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HOLLYWOOD - At>cs vUyp.
actress. singer and wife II nand
Lsadsr Pal Hxrris. wsIl rsears
temporarily from tn> sc<sea 10
become . mother. ~ saas>mps1
FRIDAY.
ina blesnd< actress 49, uranto1
psrmlsslon by 3oth c<nsury-ven
studio 10 Withdraw. although ~
studio said plans had b<<n made
70 star her N pletures 70 coet
~ 600 600. sse s4id shs sxp>ceed
ths child esriy next year.
BANK TaANsAcYsoNs
fas.~zx a - -
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LONDON

LONDON Radio Helsinki.
broadcasting IN German. asserted
Friday that the Germans were at
the gates" Of kharkov and were
approaching" orel. 2o5 miles
north Of kharkoy and the same
distance south OF Moscow
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CHAPTER
The flight lieutenant duty yawned at his desk Before
him stretched the flying fieldwde chill and empty The
summers had wthered the land brown. When he
gazed farther out he lonely harvested fields and russell
forests. There vlage-ony house two-and no
passed along the highway He pulled the kerosene
closer beside him in the capboard field office his feet
up on the desk and smoked another pipe.
Then he heard plane He The flight lieutenant advanced
bnked His feet down with him
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practice He glanced ~ the day
sheet in front u him and MADE
sure. none Of his planes Was Up
TIE ship was already dropping
n close He bounded out Of ms
chair The ground crew, no less
surprised than he, was coming out
Of the hangers. All new and
cleaning. the American snip gent
~ kissed the ground. rolled Up 70
the apron and stopped. The pilot
pushed back the hood and grlnneo
Hi"
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Then he heard plane. He
blinked. His feet came down with
! a bang. A ship was streaking to-
ward the field in the brisk wind.
Now it was drifting in. He made
1t out: il was a Harvard trainer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

The motion picture. "A Yonk
In the Raj" will open OF HON.
rieks Rory theoter Oct. n.
With Tyrone Power os Tim
Baker ond Betty Groble os
Corol Brown.
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That was peculiar. He didn' g, know
that any Of his boys were up for
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The flight lieutenant advanced
toward him with measured steps,
concealing his amazement.
Bakers my name. Tim Baker"
the pilot said and grinned. His
face was lean and bronzed. He had
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~ bf -
= =. 20 iArxNT pat sN.uss
: - 'z'a<feEr IN I,sssss ,..=s.-sz =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
Grace Episcopal Church
Lists Weeks Meetings

The first fall corporate commit
Mon service for the Women's Auxil-
larry and the Guild Of Grace Episco-
pal Church. WOOdside, Nd, will be
held at 1890 am. tomorrow.
A meeting OF the guild is sched-
uled al Ills. followed by a lunch
con. Other activities in the churches
this week are the Junior Conhrma-
ton Glass pm. Friday; the Grace
Church Forum, 8 pm. Friday. and
holy communion, celebrating the
feast Of st. Luke the Evangelist, 10
am. Saturday.
A nursery TO care for small chill
dren while their parents are attend
ing church services will be inaugu-
rated Sunday.