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Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

HOLLYWOOD, July % - So
went on a rubberneck tour of Holly
wood with Irene Dunno. Here's how
and why:
For years the big buses and plushy
limousines of the tour services have
been grinding up the winding grade
past her French Norman house in
Holmby Hills. The passengers would
peer attcntively as the barkers
chanted their varying monologS.
Miss Dunno heard her name men
toned hundreds of times, but never
once did she catch the remarks.
Having heard vague reports of
the ludicrous inaccuracies and
somewhat less amusing witticisms
tossed off by some of the glib gents
who point out the homes of the
stars Miss Dunno said she'd like
to take such a tour herself. After
all, people seldom recognize her in
public, and she could wear some
thing plain.
WHAT, NO BODYGUARDS?
Well, she tried it. I went along.
SO, I am constrained to add, did
three press agents, a secretary, a
lady owner of the tour company
and a photographer from one of
the picture magazines. Even with
that encourage, we almost got by
unnoticed.
Main trouble was that the barker
who also was the driver, recognized
her right away. Miss Dunno hadn't
time to 90 into Los Angeles for
the beginning of the trip, so we
caught it in Hollywood.
We sat together and none Of the
out-of- town customers seemed to
notice us particularly For awhile
we tried playing honey-mooners
and at least can boast of having
been called darling" by Irene
Dunno. 1 also got first-class glare
of simulated suspicion when ! Of
fered her a cigaret. Darling" she
said icily, Il should think that
by this time you would have dis
covered that 1 don't smoke"
AS the bus rolled along, we be-
came aware that our conductor, a
Mr.. Glen Smith, was in a horrible
dither of CONSERVATION, confusion
and embarrassment. Before picking
us up, I learned, he had been full
of jolly patter and scandalous an
ecdotes. Now, with a movie star in
his audience, he made d lot OF
hasty deletions from his script, to-
gether with some pretty lame ad
libbing.
Mr.. SMITH GETS HOT
When we got into Holmby Hills
our barker ignored the homes ol
Claudctte Colbert, Fanny Brice anc
Buddy DeSylva while he thought ur
q flowing but faltering tribute I,
the owner Of the next house
that famous comedienne and IA
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

Scientists say spiders have i'll
habited the earth for about 3O,-
100000 years. There are 10000 known
species today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

Arizona increased in population
from 435,573 in 1890 to 497,789 In
1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

The lens or a camera Is named
for is resemblance to lentil seed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

Pacific Coast Conference has de-
cided to use and orangc-colored
football for night games. Florida
please note.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

Coal furnishes so per cent of the
worlds energy.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

At no point does the Italian pc
ninsula exceed $50 miles in width.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
Did You Know?

Only about one-half of the
waterpower resources of North Car
olina have been developed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
barbs

NEW Jersey judge ruled You
can't drive an auto and hug
woman at the same time. Lots OF
young men know better.
What goes up must come down
and every time taxes take a jump
they land on the consumers neck.
When anyone turns green with
envy he is ripe for trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
Famous Sayings

Believe that life worth living and your belief will
help create the fact.-Wlliam James
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22

MEMBER
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fishers Association. Nation
al Editorial Association.
California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-22
MR.. SMITH GETS HOT

When we got into Holmby Hills,
our barker ignored the homes of
Claudctte Colbert, Fanny Brice and
Buddy DeSylva while he thought up
q flowing but falJering tribute 10
the owner Of the next house
that famous comedienne and ia
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opfer llno 5liidtlinge ails ben Griegs.
ldnbern. 2allt Mitteilnng bon nlab-
sgebenoen Gerionlidfeitclt aus ben
9ieiben Der itbipebiidcn ct. 4nsaar.
2iga nIroen anf 8eranlaiiling 0es
Mpoitoliiden gifarS bon SbipeoelL
Mfgr. sSSobalules MiiIler, in allen Sir
den mo Gapellen &oileften fir bieIes
Silfsiperf anfgenommcn.
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Dbis HaiiemiremMb

.@atte ShiiIer 8ergions Inn College
De 5rance iparen l,lio ipie Tie beioc
gum fatbolilben @lauben gelangten
Sic ersablt BON ben ieltlamen
5iibrungell @ottes, oie gergion
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fatboliiden 2ebre ndber bra6ten.
SD fam mir in Ieiner Nabe por
i6ie elm fleines Mabhen, als ib bos
College oe 5rance beindte," er5ablt
0iaoame Woritain. a3niaillnlel1 ge,
langten mir auf be1nielben g8eg onr
8abrbeit."
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gersion: Naes, mos felt Gbriitus in.
oer 8elt 8ntes eetan iporoen nno
alles @ltte, mas geideben miro, &C.
fbab nno miro geibeben ourb bas.
Gbriitentllm. ct er5dbIte ,rns ein-
nal, aepiiie 5nm Gbriiteltrm befebrte
Sltoen ieien. Der aniidt, BOP tie i'm
Gatboli5ismns Die Wollenbnng ,mo
@rfiiuu1rg oes S,loentr,ns gefunoen,
batten. limo bas lit tpabr." -M#-
Maoame Raiiia Maritain 1T sic
8attin bes beriibmten frans0iifben
Rbiloiopben SSocq,,es Maritain. as
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MQcrlct aus Qllcr @elt t.

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reien iciner 3io5eie nerIeienen Sirtei1-
bricfe fit neutrality-suspicious. 3llian-
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bigungSmillens" erflart.
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iden 8iIbois 5itierte bas Nabri6ten,
giiro II. a. foigenoen YaIlus:
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rel neil, iie Die eigene Snitiatipe i,no
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in ser ,,9iberte bu ~SubsSneft" Der,
friibere Nbaeoronete Abbe 8ergep ein
irbr entmntieenbes 9iIo. ,@r .erfIGrt,
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itannlidc relieioie llnipiiienbeit ser
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rer BON ct. gmilion ans. Die Stride
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Sdlage erbolt, oen ibr ser ariea BON
19f4-tS 5ugefiiet bat: 5000 Cote,
Die Serlebtcn, &ranfen, Scr Gabm,ths
blodiert. Gle Glide nermotte a1d
Die 9eltei9crte Mitarbeit Ser 2aiell,
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ridden 8eleee baben int &lerus f,trdt=
bare 2iifen seriiien. limo boh mGrc
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@eiitlibelt infoIge Der &erfebrsIdipic=
riefeitem nod beibtperlid)er setporoen.
Serhbmter fram50fiider Hbilpiopb als
-. - aonpertit seiturbem
Ser bot firaem ia 8aris int. .alter
bon 81 Sabren beritorbene franso-
iiihe Sbiloiopb .6enri 8ere1ou eli,
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nen, Maeoue &aiiia ~Maritoinp lelblt
cine. &onpertitin, I'M commandment
berihtet, ols &atbolif eeitorbcn.. Dos
Dotnm ieines llebertritts sur fatboIi-
i6en, Stride lit nidt eenou befannt.
SeSentalls fono oerielbe, ipie 9'oba:
me Moritain otninmt, nod Der Scr
>offentlidlng ieines ,Stpo Sources"
int. Sabre 1882 itatt. Scoenfaus be-
sann er idon 1anee Dor oieier .3eit
lid Ser fatboliIden Stride at nabcrn.
9nr5 Dor leimem Sooe iueieerte CT
lid entihieoem, bon. bem Eribiles &C.
brollh at maiden, oas ourd elm &c.
aierlnQsoefret lin. bon Sen fir sic
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Selisipredlnna Batter ArnoIb
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Uuil uueI OU SIle|e uliteIlIulllCU lCUel
BiId)ofe einaelaufen, IN nelben oi'
Seliglpred),lng bes Stifters Der @e
fellI6ait bes @ottli6cn @ortes, ga
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Mn ser Spibe Der @eildDe iiebt eil
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grabiihofs Imleto @iopanni Giena'
mani. guf ibrer Icsten Saanma in
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empioblrn. Nm ser @eiNauna neh-
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bic st. @ecrasritter in ben Ser.
6taaieu tell,
&atbplifen Amtrifas Beginner Ssrbe.
reitmng aHf ben &atiunaiem GMhari.
itiideu &saaref
Wit Der @rncnnling oes SD. Srn.
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Naricn 9olilifa in Ninneapolis 5llnl
@eneralborliterbcn bes 2ofolous>
fduiies blarh grabiidof Murrop bon
ct. Gonl nabmen bie ndberen Gobe=
reitllngcl1 fir Sen nationolen e,lda-
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fe rcligiole sScier Der 9atbolifen oes
2anbcs finoet in Sen Sa9en bonn %.
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Ser &ongrcb biirfte iid aur erob-
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ben nit Der GeronItaltung 8ro=
granlnlnlllnmern lmb &unoeebun9eu
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nationalen Gongreb porbcbulten Iinb.
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: 6taoia,,oitorien bon ct. 8aul nnn
Minneopolis mno bie ct. Saul &a=
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der @nlpiong fir ben popitliben DC
Ieaaten in ct. Gm,l nno Minneopolis,
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cine iolbe fiir &inber, BEL ,peld leb-
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Strides 3miammenarbeiten
Dos amtlide ,9entibe Nabri6ten.
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8oris ootierten Nabridt, 8iidoi
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lin amiens fanben bitiere &fe
itatt. als Die alliierten 9rnppen Der.
geblib Sen oelltiden l1eberoara iiber
Die .So'nme at berbinoern Iud,ten.
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denfeniter 1tno cine bide Staubidiht
erinnen,7 bon ben 3eritorten Sauiern
Der Nabbaridaft iiao, Die .einaiaen
|Spnren Der 9ombenauariffe.
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acknowledgment, trot ser ,,nr,,-
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GDIcn mn6 2itauen

F~tSss st"~SNSsA*SsSSs .s.s
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-22
MoreEvidente Given,Bridges
 Is Communist
Seattle Newspaper Man Gives Testimony df De-
 porfafion Hearing

SAN FRANCISCO Cal, April 22. Harry Bridges, CIO Chieftain on Gale Pacific Coast, was flatly de- scribed as a Communist, as the deportation hearing today, by Nat Honig, Seattle newspaperman and former Communist.
 Honig said that Bridges attended at least ZIG top meetings of the Communist Party
 Honig said the first time he saw Bridges was when top Com munists of the Pacific Coast Mari time industry met three weeks be- fore calling the coastwise maritime strike in 1886. This meeting as well as all others, which Bridges at tended, discussed the strike and also regarding recruiting members for the Communist Party. Other unions were also brought into the discussions as potential Commun- ist helpers.
 Honig also testified that only Communist ideas were expressed in running all unions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-22
SOAP BOX DERBY MEETING IS SET
 FOR THURSDAY
Rules Govern Sponsorship of Entrants Wheels
 Offered at Cost

Another rally of Juneau boys plan ming to enter the Rotary Empire Soap Box Derby will be held Thurs day evening at o'clock in the High School gym. it was announced to- day by the Rev. John L. Cauble, Chairman of the Rotary committee in charge.
 All Juneau, Douglas, Thane and Glacier Highway boys between the ages of eight and Is are invited to at tend the meet. Those who obtained entry blanks at the recent rally are asked to bring the signed copies to this session. Others who have not yet obtained entry blanks may get them Thursday.
 Rules on Sponsorship
 Rules covering sponsorship of Der by entrants by local business or pro- fessional men, firms or private indi- viduals were issued today by the committee. They provide that every racer must be sponsored, that the sponsor may help the boy with in- structions and advice and may assist him financially, but not to the ex- tent of more than $10. It is urged that sponsors assist the boys by giv- ing them jobs rather than by mak- ing outright gifts. Each sponsor will be required to pay $5 into the gen. eral Derby expense fund to help de- fray the costs of the race and the cost of the local winners trip to Akron, Ohio, to compete in the na- tional finals in August. In exchange, the sponsor will be allowed to paint whatever advertising slogan he wish es on the entrants car and to use the car for whatever advertising purposes may be agreed on between the sponsor and the entrant.
 Wheels Ava fable
 The cssi.ial approved Soap Box Derby wheel assembly may be order cd through the J. B. Burford Com pany, which is offering the set at cost, SIPS. The assembly, said to be the only thing which needs to be bought for the racing cars, consists of four 12-inch steel wheels with high speed tiring, two 36-inch steel axels, six adjustable cadium plated axel brackets, two cadium plated eye bolts for attaching steering cable
 
 carriage bolts for mounting aXels.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-22
CHARLES R. WAITS WILL SHOW SLIDES ON TRANSPORTATION

Colored slides, showing in gra- phic way the values of highway con- struction, will be shown this evening at the Baranof Hotel to group of Juneauites by Charles R. Watts, President of the Charles R. Watts and Company, construction mater ials, located at Seattle.
 MT. Watts arrived here from the Westward on the steamer Alaska after spending some time in An chorage and Fairbanks. From here he plans to fly to Sitka, then go south via Juneau, stopping enroute at Ketchikan.
 Purely a pleasure trip, MT. Watts is showing his slide in the interests of promoting and assuring by proper means a continuance of a sound modern highway program. The pie torial story shows the improvements of transportation in Colonial Am erica and the United States during the past four centuries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-22
BALL CLUBS DIVIDE MEN
 FOR SEASON
Managers Meet Approve New Ground Rules, Make
 Up Teams for Series

Gastineau hannel Baseball League managers met last night and then sent out call for more ball players as they assigned the new players on the roster at the Empire office, approved ground rules for the coming season and announced the schedule for the coming series.
 Managers predicted a fast, hot season, in spite of the fact that so many players have gone to jobs at Alaskan defense bases, and asked all new players to remember that it is not too late to sign for a team.
 Players of the Moose club, as as- signed last night, are: Kelly Blake. Jim Orme, Fred Schmitz. Joe Snow, Joe Guy, John Smith, Stan Grum- melt, Red Shaw. Joe Bird, Lee Kern. John Slagle, John Krugness and Roy Moore.
 Elks players are-Addleman, Mol ly MacSpadden. Shavey Koski, Ham Kumasaka, Max Lewis, Sam Tagu- chi, Neilsen, Rabbit" Ellenberg, Bill Odell, Sundquist, Jalmer Aho and Fry Hagerup.
 Douglas players are Manning, Rustad, Gould, George Wiley, John Niemi, Balog, Culbertson, Stragier. Wright, Graham and Senescue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-22
INSPECTORS. SAY MtkINLEY. N0TDAMAGED
Vessel thai Ran Aground in Wrdnge|l Ndrrows
 OK. for Seward Trip

After five-hour underwater in- spection by diver Bill Rice, steam boat inspectors Capt. John M. Clark and Chief John Newmarket released the steamer Mount Me- Kinley last night, declaring she was seaworthy and was not dam aged to any extent when she ran aground in Wrangell Narrows late Saturday night.
 Deep-sea diver Rice, formerly of Ketchikan and now located at Sit- ka where he is doing diving work for Stems Drake, and his tender, s. c. Lynch, arrived by plane from Sitka yesterday afternoon to 'n- spect the hull of the vessel. After his longest dive of one hour and 20 minutes, Rice came to the sur- face to report that the Mckinley had large dent on the port side, but everything is ship-shape." The diver said the vessel was merely scratched and was perfectly able to make the trip to Seward.
 Alaska Steamship agent Horace Adams booked 30 passengers from Juneau for the Westward after the formal o. k. given by the steam boat inspectors, but said there was possibility that the vessel might not stop in Juneau southbound, but may go straight to Seattle over the Gulf so that she might go to drydock and be repaired im- mediately to get back on the Alas ka run.
 The Mckinley, Capt. Arthur Ryning, purser Paul Coe, left at lO:3O o'clock last night with the following passengers:
 For Seward = Eugenia Rulaford, William Randebaugh, John Stack dale, MT. and Mrs. c. S. Nygard. MT. and Mrs. J. w. Topping, Dave Novak, l.. E. Iverson, MT. and Mrs. w. Maxi, F. w. Snodgrass, Vim cent Gray, Andy Peterson, E. L. Willett, H. Yetter, H. Alberlus, H. Chisholm, c. M. Hicksrson, w. H. Kirkiin and R. Schutt. n,,
 For Valdez-Carl Whitman, M Kisling, Ed Johnson. s. E.. Rogers and J. Potter.
 For Cordova-O. H. Kiel and II. Hoppel.