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rest up after the strenuous two
weeks OF campaigning 10 reach the
finals.
But today's program calls for
plenty Of hard work. Only thoSe
VINO are in The best condition
SURVIVE 10 the finals and the train
ers aren't going 10 let the boys &C
stale before the big show Friday
night Even ring work is on to-
DAYS schedule and that viii b.
continued until Wednesday when
all viii taper off. All the boys are
allowed two pounds over the class
weight, but all made the weight
last week and should have no trou-
bic this time.
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CYO Basketball
Results
CLASS A HEAvYwEIGHTs

CLASS A HEAvYwEIGHTS
St Gregory's 81. Visitation 10
Holy Redeemer 81. ST Hedwig's 49,
St. Francis (Polish) 40, 81. Asnes' IS
ST Florian's p. 81 Amhrose's %
St Anihony's IS. st. Margaret Mary's 2l
santa Maria 80. 81 Benedicts "a.
CLASS b HEAvYwEIGHTs
Central
Holy Rosary s. Blessed Sacrament u.
81 Ladislaus' IS sweetest Heart %.
81. Roses 80, 81, stsnislaus' mo. - 10
st. Rita's ~. Precious Blood u.
Visitation 30. St Nincent's tPontiacl rs.
St Mary's (Melvindale) 20, ST. Mary
Redfordl %.
Nativity ? ST Josaphat's o
81. GATHERINGS IS Sacred Heart i6.
81. sfanisaus' (No. p a. o. L. sor-
rows p,
Southeast
Annunciation 80, 81 Charles Is
81 Paurs Crosse Pqinte) IS. 81 Ber-
ST. David's 30. st Philip Neris Is.
Southwest
Mt Carmel (wyandottei 40, All Saints
St. casinir's 80. St Mays CMelvindale)
St vineents 80. St. Francis Xavier
CEcorsel %.
o. l. Guadalupe ~, 81, Dominic's 10.
st Cecilis's q. st Luke's %.
81 HedwiEs 81. Sacred Heart (Desr-
CLASS A IJGHTwEIGHTs
East
san Francesca 81. Annunciation p.
e 81. Florian's 81, SIS. Cyril g. Msthodius }.
Holy Rosary IS. 81. Benedicts Fl
West
81 Alphonsus' 27. St Cecilia's 10.
- J. Cantius' 81. o. L. Lourdes p.
St Grecorv's Is. 81 Leo's 10.
CLASS Is LIGHTWEIGHTs
ST GATHERINGS no y SO. Nativity Is.
st Charles %. St. Edwards II.
s, Nicholas p. 81. GATHERINGS (No
p 10
st. David's IS, st Roses 81.
Central
St Anthony's 80 Blessed Sacrament u
81 Augusiine's 30. ST Luke's 81.
santa Maria 49, 81 Gregory's %.
West
- Gabricrs 80. st Boniface's -
st Caslmir's p. ST J Cantius' p
o. l. Mt Carmel Detroip 30, St
Paul tMsltesel Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Get Tickets NoW
For Belt Finals

Tickets for the 10 champion
ships in The Detroit Times Dia-
mond Belt finals are now on
sale at Olympia and The De
troit Times. The Times box
office II open until $50 each
day, while Olympia il open un-
iii 9. The finals will he held
at Olympia Friday night start
ing AZ $50.
RinCSide and center arena
seats are SI.l0. The side and
end arena seats are IS cents
and the entire balcony is re-
served at ~ cents.
Phone reservations may be
made by calling Cherry $500.
line $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Play Off
Coast Golf Tie

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan 13.-Ben
Dutch Harrison and Leon
ard Dobson will meet in an lS-hole
plsNaa- To-day eF-tefs-if4 t-1c-
S.. 900 Oakland Open golf tourna-
ment after tying at the end of y
holes yesterday with 276's.
Hogan. who scored a record 81
missed winning when he
failed on a payoff putt of under
three feet on the final green yes
terday. He finished with a u. ?
over par.
Dobson shot the final round in
70. while Harrison closed with a
70.
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Worth While

Rolling in the ninth annual De-
troit Times Sweepstakes at Impe-
rial Recreation in the General Mo-
tors Building proved profitable TO
Tony Placido. 27-year-old Italian
American of John Schaeffers Ed
w. Price Five in Class c.
Besides receiving a diamond ring
from the Detroit Bowling Associa-
ton and a diamond medal from
the American Bowling Congress
for his 800 game Saturday. he also
will be given a SIS check by Roy
c. Tim Miller, Sweepstakes
manager, at Rainbow Recreation
tonight.
The check is from Merton f.
Lowe and Roy Albertzart, co-pro-
prietors of Imperial Recreation.
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Opener Is Won
BySt. Lddis|dus
InGr|s' Loop
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

st. Ladislaus, girls defend
basketball champions in the Cathe'
ole Youth Organization League.
opened the season in fine shape
by downing st. Paul. 31-2o. yes
terday at st. Clair Community
Center.
The winners got off to a rather
slow start but early in the second
period tall Genevieve Sielski went
into the fray and began looping
'em in. She paced the team with
eight field goals and a charity
loop for II points.
Only one other game was played
in the east division at St. Clair
st. Rose showed mid-season form
in trimming St Philip Neri No
i. 37-lO. Jerry Fiorello sank
eight field goals and a free shot
for IL markers to lead the team,
followed by Irene Brennan who
scored IL points.
AT st. Gregory Gym three west
division games were run off. st.
Rita. runner-up for the title last
year rtfeHneed- St. Mary Magda=
len, 1912. Alice Morrio clicked
with IL points to pace the win
ners.
San Francesca made short work
OF ST. Gregory. winning. 21-9.
Genevieve Degnore was top shoot
ing artist for the winners, get
ting II points. In the last game
ST. Alphonsus came from behind
at the half to beat st. Casimir.
1913.
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Detroit Pinmen
SetHot Pace

KALAMAZOO. Jan. 13.-De-
troit bowlers who opened the
annual state Elks' bowling tour
nament over the weekend chalked
up some sensational scores for
the others 10 shoot at the next
eight weeks.
Paul and Joe Scribner, Detroit
brothers, are on top in doubles
with 1920, while Paul Schnapps
69l leads in singles. Tom Rooney's
1877 heads the all-events and
Harold Aliens Detroit Mineralites
are far in front in the team
event with 1850.
Leaders:
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Eyes ON ParkerS
Out Dual Meet SlOim Champs, They Viii Resume
Efforts to Retain Team Title in Semifnais
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Record breaking performances
aren't in prospect, although they'll
be counted as official if they are
made. so interest in the semifinals
of the Metropolitan High School
Leagues swimming championships
tomorrow will center on Highland
Parks efforts to retain its team
championship.
The Parkers. eliminated by
Southeastern in the dual meet
title chase, came back 10 win the
East Side Open crown by a mar
gin of six points last week. 80 TO
"A. over the Jungaleers. Tomor-
row. however, they'll also have the
cream of the West Side with which
to contend.
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Stu Martin Signs
Pittsburgh Contract

PITTSBURGH Jan. l3.-tINS)
Stu Martin. all around infielder
and utility man of the Pittsburgh
Pirates. has signed his 1941 con-
tract. Martin was purchased from
the st. Louis Cardinals last De-
cember. He is q and considered
one of the Pirates most important
additions for the coming season.
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TEST FOR FEATHERS

Ace of the West Siders is Gale
Feathers of BEDFORD. who won
both free style spirits in his divi-
sional meet And he'll meet Cor
don Pulford of Highland Park and
Bud Difloe of Southeastern. who
tied for first in the East Sides So
yard race. IN what promises to be
the best event of the meet.
Because these are the Semifinals
these three natatorS will be in
separate heats. But every indi-
vidual's time will be taken. which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

SENIOR MEN
Polnis[NTrCtnI B0zlch. Detroit. 100, Leo
Haye=ff- Aisga-Thomson Of Detroit and Joe
Mcdonald 0f Saginaw tied for second
WITH 80 points I'd Oidenkamp and Dick
Russell Of Detroit tieu Tor third with ~
points. Terry Browne Of Detroit. 10
s40-yari-Won by Bozich. Thomson. sec
ond Mcdonald, third Time f0.2.
sSa-yard-Won by Bozlch Mcdonald,
second -Thnnsan- thl-a- Time I ~
MHe-Won by Bozich. Russell second
Browne third Time 3245
SENIOR WOMEN
Points Bonnie Doyle. Saginaw 100
Virginia Delpier. Detroit So Margaret
220-yar8 Won hApoyle. Delphiers-----
ond. Schultz. third. Time. z5-7
4fo-yard- Won by Doyle. Delpier. second ,
Schultz. third Time 1853 I.
Miie-Won by Doyle: Delpier second
Schultz. did not finish Time. 4os.5
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
Puints-Don Lutz. Saginaw. 90 points
% y.Is H ns,,, Detroit 60 @cor Tom
Charles Dslpier ana Ted oldenkamp OF
Detroit 10 each
22o-yard Won by Luls saunders, sec
ond; McDougal third. Time 2i:3
4i0-yarc Won by Saunders Hayden.
second. Time. 42:7. tMeDougal disqusli-
fed.
Ted Oldenkamp ihird-- Time-l LA -
Delpier, third. Time 5000
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
Poinis-Nou by Agnes Wroua Saginaw.
100. Dorothy Koinis. Saginaw 90. Msrgs-
ret Cook Detroit "a
Z2o-sard- Won by Koinis. wrona, second /.
Cook. did not start. Time, asa.
Cook third Time 5O:e
ss0-ysrd-won by wrona Koinis sec
ons cook third. Time i.5g l
Miie-won ey Wrons: Cook. second
nd " i've
II NOR BOYS
Points Won by Dick Travis Detroit, 50
jimmy Koinis and Gordon Hetu OF De
220-yArd-Won hy Koins Travis second
Finnegsn. third. Time 2i;e
44o-yard-Won by Hetu: Travis. second
Finnegan. third Time "a
JUVENILE GIRLS
Points--WOn by shirley Givens. Flint.
GO Msry-Jo Never Of Detroit. so: Mary
Place. Detroit. 20, Bet,y-Jean Johnson.
22o.yard Won by Glyens Meyer. second
johnson. third Time. 2T:6
44o-ysrd-Won by Owens. Place second
Never. third Time. 5f.2
JUVENILE BOYS
Only one race 220 yards-Won by Jerrs
oidenEamp ~ Detroit Jack Wsrpeue Of
Detroit second Jim Warren OF Saginaw
JUNIOR GIRLS
Points-Wnn by Florence Wrons SAT-
nav 60; Lorraine ssbe Detroit, 80: Kay
Dornsn. Detroit. 10
22o-ysrd Won by Wrons; sabe second
Dornan. third Time 2s.2
s40-ysrd-Won by Wrona sAhe second
Dornsa did not finish Time 81
SENIOR MEM CLASS
Points-Wnn ~ I'd Fletcher OF Detroit
50. George Onsienchuk Detroit IS. Doug
johnson Detroit "a George Trotzuk and
Herman GssqHirt 20 each BIZ Katzen-
berger. Fhnt. IS. Leo WoJtkowian. Wysn.
dofte To-
220-yart Won by omelenchuk Fletcher
Second. W1jtkowian. third. Time 207
ssG-yar8- Won by Johnson Katzenberger
On eisnchak LED f1r second Time e.
Ssf-Yart N1r by Fletcher Ceseu re
second. TH1tzak third Time ST.
Me Won p, Fletcher johnson second
Tro,zak tnLra M a.faA
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Dami(os Knot
Brothers Pin

The Damicos. who usually liven
up things in a bowling way again
broke into the picture as the third
annual brothers tournament closed
last night at Earl Gremels West
Chicago Recreation.
In Class A, the major division,
John and Angelo Damico came
through in the final session to tie
for first place with Roy and Al
Ohlef, twin brothers, with a 1882
count. Then Angelo teamed with
another brother. Emerson. to take
fourth with 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Resume
Drills Today
For Finals
By EDGAR HAYES

Activity was resumed on the
sock market to-day as The 3 final
lists in The Detroit Times Dia-
mond Belt went into fnal stages
uf the training FOR The champion
ships az olympia Friday night
Mos Of the trainers lct The boys
take II easy over the weekend To
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
IS Pounds Ideal

The weight of a racing grey.
hound varies from 40 TO IS pounds
with 65 regarded as the most idea
for speed and endurance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Winning Streak Ends

The Oklahoma Aggies won az
basketball games on its home
court before being beaten this sea-
son by Southern California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Scratches

International News Service Wire
At TROPICAL PARK
Weather. clear: track, fast.
First ace-Checkerboard.
second Race--FoNleigh.
Third Raee-Ests.
Fourth Rsce--O Play, Wise Bee.
Fifth Race-Cadmium.
Eighth Race-Bellrtnger.
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FINDLEY SEEKS RECORD

Another swimmer aiming at a
record is Gordon Findley, Cooley's
back stroker who swan on last
years record-breaking medley re-
lay team. Pat Hayes, Parker
standby is expected to turn in the
fastest times in the breast stroke
and individual medley. although
he'll be pressed by Findley in the
latter event
Two former champions will
clash in the diving event. Bob
Gardner Eastern's spring board
champion of 1889, will be compet-
ing against Westerns Dick Bach
orek. who won the title last year.
Northwestern, West Side dual
meet champion. and Western. the
runner-up, are also figured in the
picture for the team title.
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should give some line on how
they'll wind up in Saturdays finals.
Feathers swan the distance in
24.9 seconds. and his two rivals
made il in 24.S seconds.
Feathers and Difioe will meet
again in the 100-yard event, but
Pulford will swim in the 220, which
title he has held for the past two
years. He's the only possibility as
a. record breaker. and he'll have
his first chance tomorrow.
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LOSES IN HALF MILE

After winning the 220 by a
hair from Agnes Wrona of Sag
NAV. she won the 440 and then
in the half mile she saw her long
winning streak come to an end
when she failed to keep pace with
the long-striding, lanky Agnes. In
the final event. at one mile, she
placed third behind Agnes and
Margaret Cook of Detroit.
Miss Koinis, il should be noted
is II pounds heavier this season.
Other winners Sunday were
Dick Travis of Detroit in the
Junior Boys Division, Shirley Civ
ems of Flint in the Juvenile Girls,
Glass. Florence Wrona of Sag
ina in the Junior Girls group,
Ed Fletcher of Detroit in the
Senior Mems B Class and Don
EutZ of Saginaw in the lntermedl-
ate Boys.
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CYO Girls Cage
Results

Totals II , 81 Totals 3 10
Referee Edna. Wallis
Score al half-st Rose ~ st. Philip
Ncri-4.
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REGt LARS

REGtI LARS
Circle Recreation. Detroit .......... PTS
FayEo. Detroit Observation-Disclosures. 27Si
J. A. MERCER Detroit 49,, 49,. 27lg
John McGleW Detroit .......... 27l2
Eckert and Becker, Wyandotte 80. Pm
Chene Trombly. Detroit ...... .. a. 2673
frankenmuth, Frankenmuth .....-.. 26Tl
Auto. Detroit ..-....... INN. 2s55
DAISY Plymouth ......s....-. 2b4s
Du Ferry, Detroit ....,........A.-. 26iO
DOUBLES
Thomas Levy-c Levy. Plymouth 1918
Clarence Hopp-Virgil Keller. Detroit 1909
X. Weiss-W. schmidt Frankenmuih 1ls2
John Hobart Frank Milback. Detroit 1f7s
c. Richter-AL Zunich. Detroit. ..... ilT4
carr -polens Peter Otto. Detroit ...-. 1854
Charles Jane Ben Fruehauf Detroit 1853
Thomas Leverton- Earl +wig. Detroit il5S
Howard Scott-Al Haileit. Detroit -. 1850
SINGLES
Thomas Levy Plymouth ............ s53
Orus DAVIS. Coldwater ....s...- 65l
Bruno konieczny, Detroit .... .... 64l
Carl Polens Detroit ............ 63s
ohn Peoples. Grand Haven .-...... sSs
Homer Garrison Lansing ..-....s. s22
r. Zalupski Detroit .s -..,..r.. $50
Clarence Richter Detroit ........... SIS
Joe KowslsEt. Detroit ...s....#....... sl7
Frank Thompson, owosso ........s. 6l3
ALL-ENENTs
orus Davis, Coidwater ........... 1895
Clarence Richter Detroit .......... 1s0s
Nirgil Keller. Detroit .+.... .... 1905
Carl Polens, Detroit ............... 1893
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AMFRIC An LEAGUE


INrI NIIWI = 7HFNI It
Cletfirnd 3 Bunaiu overtime
Nep Haven &. Philadelphia tatsrtfulsI
Indianapolis g. Pittsburgh 2.
Bruttdeurs 8. springfield
WEDNESDAY GANT~
Cleveland ~ Piftshufrh
~pnnghsid At Philadelphia.
HunaiJ a. New Haven.
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Skating Results
At SAGINAW


SAGINAW Jan, 70 Following are the
results If the Diamond DeFbs-skstirg
cham plnnsAli4ls- hels-heHe- Sunday at Hoyt
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HOCKEY
'ATIONAI LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS Results
fhIeaEa %. DETROIT
Rangers 3. Americans
BOSTON Z Ganadiens
TOMORROW GANE
DETROIT AZ Rangers
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Detroit Skaters
Ri|e Saginaw
Fans at Meet

Continued from First Sport Page
of Ireland written all over her
pretty face, skated in the Senior
Womens division for the first
time and won all three starts.
However. the reliable Wrona Sis
tiers. Esther and Helen of Sag
NAV, who share the state title.
were missing. These two girls
were at Bay-de-Noc. Escanaba, in
the Winter Sports Races there.
Bonnie figures she has to beat
the Wronas to win the state title
at Alpena next Saturday and Sun
day.
Biggest upset in Sundays races
came when black-eyed Dorothy
Koinis of Saginaw. winner of the
Detroit Gold Skates last Winter
and unbeaten in 26 races up to
yesterday. suffered her first set
back.
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Totals - 81 Totals 8 20
Eeferee-Edna Wallis.
score a. hAlf--st. LAdislsus 10. st
PAU IS
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% ISTERMEDIaTE BOYS
7FIl WITTI- ITIIE- y IWlT-
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS

Points Won by Dick Travis. Detroit, 90
jimmy KOinis and Gordon Hetu OF be
troit tied for second with 80 points. "a
Finnegan OF Nyandutte. third with 20
220-yArd Won by Koinis Travis. second
FinneFsn. third. Time. 2i.q
440-yard- Won by Hetu: Travis second
Tiruegau third T me '.44
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Points-Wnn by Florence WronA sagi-
nav, 60; Lorraine sabe Detroit, 80. Kay
Dornsn. Detroit. 10
22o-yard- Won by Wrona sabe second
Dornan. third Time 2s.2
s40-ysrd-Won by Wrona. sAhe second
Dornsa did not finish Time. 81
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Juvenile GIRLS

Points--WOn by shirley Givens Flint
60 Msry-Jo Never 81 Detroit so: Mar,
Place. Detroit 20, Betiy-Jean, Johnson
Detroit 10
22o-ysrd Won by Glvens Meyer. second
johnson. third Time 27:6
s40-yard Won BY Owens Place second
Mever third Tf~nF 40
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tho d heiamlYc on O for onYd not mhom
  Aweninhed
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The GIFT that mother, wife or sweetheart would love to get. There are many styles to select from.
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CHAPTER FIVE
The Opal Opens a Deep Cav


 The little girl baby left in the castle, was named the Princess Hildur. Her fathers, kingdom was the Kingdom of The Wide Rivers. So the land was very rich; quite as rich as King Harald's land.
 Hildur was much loved. She grew into a straight, slim girl with yellow hair and gray eyeS She was extremely curious about everything. She was so inquisi- tive that she drove her nurse to distraction. The nurse would find the child out in the stables ask ing about the horses, or down in the dairy barns pleading to milk a COW.
 That pleased her father and mother, the King and, Queen, be- cause they thought a child with such curiosity would grow into a wise Queen.
 So they found the wisest men in the kingdom to tutor her. At six she could speak French, Latin, Greek and English. At eight she wrote a long poem in Greek as a gift for her father.
 At ten the King gave Hildur her first birthday festival. When
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THE STORY so FAR: Princess Hildur grows up in the Kingdom of The Wide Rivers. She was the half of white rose which Santa changed into a child. He has left her magic opal.
 All Rights Reserved
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CHRISTMAS DAY
 OpEN HOUSE SET

Christmas ecl1eer will flow from 3 to 5 o'clock at the Juneau Fire Departments annual open house Christmas Day, it was announced last night at the December meet ing of the volunteers. a9
 A Minard Mill Joe Johnston and Kenneth Junge are members of the arrangements committee for the open house.
 More adequate fire alarm pro- lection for Telephone Hill will be provided by transfer of the alarm box now at Second and Main streets to a post near the Juneau Telephone Company building The alarm number 2-6 will remain the same.
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the beautiful stone she gasped, "Oh, how beautiful"
 All through the meal she kept the opal in her left hand. When it was time to dress for the dance she begged a half hour to play by herself in the garden She took the opal with her
 She. ran through the white rose garden, through the pink rose gar den and into the garden famed with red roses. But there she tripped over a vine and as she fell the opal fell from her hand. It bounced three times and the third time a great hole opened in the ground. m
 "Oh, my pretty opal, sobbed Hildur as she scrambled to her feet, sThen she looked down the hole. "Ohl" she gasped. There was neat stone stair case. Hil- dur started down it.
 TOMORROW: Princess Hil-
 dur meets the witches.
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Tiildur hurried into a yellow rid ing habit and rushed downstairs. When the breakfast bell rang she rode her pony straight into the dining-hall where the King shout ed, Look, our little horse-woman. She doesn't have time to eat He pretended to hide her breakfast, but Hildur jumped from her pony and played tag with her father un- til he led her back to the table where the Queen was laughing at the fun.
 There was excitement all day. A big fete had been planned for the evening when there was to be a concert and a dance on the castle lawns.
 But at dinner the King and the Queen and Hildur ate alone That was because the King wanted to surprise Hildur with the best present of the day. Just before the dessert was brought in, the King reached into his gold cloth robe for a small, blue velvet box. It held the opal which, you remem- Der, Santa had left beside her when he brought her to the castle.
 Hildur opened the box slowly and when she saw the fiery blaze of
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS

influence center the Gulf o
 
 invaded Southeast Alaska this morning Re- with clear partly cloudy skies continued partly cloudy cloudy northern portion Alaska IT greatest of which fell at Kechkan
  Ketchkan and the lowest last night minus skies ceilings poor visbt prevailed the Juneau airway this morning.
 indicated north and l39 degrees extending souheastward into Queen slowly fill with the frontal moving slowly high center located the center of about north l35 degrees west located to the south of the Islands.
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THE WEATHER
(By he U. Weather Bureau) U S. DEPARTMENT COMMERCE WEATHER BUREAU

U. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WEATHER BUREAU FORECASTS
 Wind and the Gulf tonight and Sat: nohwestery winds per partly clouiy norheasey winds Is local nurres north of Sia; Cape Spencer northeastery winds Hncnbrook Resurrection partly Kodiak northase northwestery winds l2 to hour, partly cloudy with local fures.
 Scattered furres tonight and mostly cloudy portion cloudy with scattered portion Saturday, colder north of Fred 12 IS miles noaaly northeasery winds l5 to mil per north portion.
 and Mostly tonight and Saturday with temperatures reaching to about IS degrees Saturday, gentle mod northeasterly winds
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IT'5DIFFERENT

COLUMBIA Mo, Dec 5. 2 For football fans who are tired of reading about how much weight certain football players lose dur ing a game or season:
 Don Reece, Missouri fullback, came back from the gruelling game with Michigan State and reported he had gained 10 pounds over the weekend.
 Just good, plain wholesome food" said Reece.
 RATTAN goggles cut haze and eliminate glare from sun, snow, water. - pr. Carlson, Blomgreu Building. adv.
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ARE MOVED
 DOWN, NAzI
 MASSACRE

LONDON Dec, 5. t-,Adyices re- ceived here say stiff fighting is taking place between guerilla and Nazi forces in Yugoslavia.
 It is also confirmed that 350.000 persons have been killed in mass executions in Yugoslavia since last spring. The execuations are of men, women and children, shot down mostly by machine gun fire.
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the day came the sun was golden and the gardens were filled with late roses. At sunrise the Kings trumpeters woke the whole palace Hildur bounded out of bed and ran to the window, and there in the courtyard below, she saw her first present: a white pony with a blue saddle.
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DIE,
 EXPLOSION

LONDON. Dec. 5.--A Havas dis patch says 1900 persons were killed today in an explosion of a muni- tions dump at Outitza, Serbia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing | air route from Seattle to Nome, on
 sale at J. B. Burford .& Co., adv.