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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-23

which they TOOK n toll of one
enemy Light cru.s5r and two de-
stroyers. 1t was skill that counted
there. You may have to spare some
Of your skill 10 do such things
again"
Reminding MS hearers that Presi-
dent Roosevelt has said that the
United States must become the ar
senal of democracy throughout the
world, General Hershey SAID this
would require an industrial effort
"far beyond the Widest imagina-
ton OF the planners of year ato.
Great plants are going ur
everywhere to provide the facili-
ties" he said, "but millions o!
nien and women must drop THEN
peacetime tasks to provide tie la
Dor TO operate them. In this effor.
the Selective Service System may
play part On its rolls shortly vii
be the names of Al millions of mer
enlisted for the duration.
War industry now is short mil.
lions of needed workers. Where elst
can we get them, except for oul
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-23
pRSCILLALANE
HEADS CAST AT
10Th CENTURY
Million Dollar Baby" Is
Delightful Romantic
Comedy

Million Dollar Baby" starring
Priscilla Lane, Jeffrey Lynn and
Ronald Reagan, is the offering at
the goth Century. In the featured
supporting cast are May Robson, Lee
Patrick, Helen Wesley, George
Barber, Nan Wynn. John Qualen,
Walter Catlett and many other
well-known players.
The new film is delightful ro-
mantle comedy dealing with the adj
ventures of shopgirl who inherits
a million dollars. Pretty Priscilla
Lane, star of the -Four Daugh-
tiers" series, is, of course, the Mil
lion Dollar Baby" and Jeffrey Lynn,
her -Four Daughters" sweetheart,
is the young lawyer who first
brings her news of her inheritance,
then stays to sue for her hand.
Ronald Reagan. popular young
star of Brother Rat" who won
such wide praise for his work as
George Gipp in "Knute Rockne-
All American is cast as the cyni-
cal young composer who is in love
with Priscilla, too. but prejudiced
against her money Veteran May
Robson plays the eccentric. wealthy
old woman who gives Priscilla the
million dollars for reasons OF her
own
Leonard Spiglegass has written
a sparkling story, full Of bright
situations and irrestibly human
touches.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-23
POIGNANT LOVE
STORY PLAYING
NOW AT CAPITOL
So Ends Our Night, Bias.
ed on Famous Serial,
Stars 3 favorites

Based on the famous Golfers
Magazine serial, "F'lotsam,' by En-
ich Maria Remarque, so Ends Our
Night" the David L. Loew-Albert
Levin production co-stars Fredric
March, Margaret SULLIVAN and
Frances Dee and is now the fea-
ture at the Capitol heatre.
80 Ends Our Night" was direct
ed by John Cromwell and its large
supporting cast features Glenn
Ford. Anna Stem, Erich Won Stro-
helm, Roman Bohnen, Leoni d
Kinskey and Lionel Royce.
Briefly, the action of 80 Ends
Our Night" is concerned with the
moving and poignant love story be-
tween Ruth Holland portrayed by
Margaret SULLIVAN, and Ludwig
Kern, played by Glenn Ford. The
story is unfolded in several Euro
pean capitals and told through the
eyes OF political refugees who shut
tie across the continent in order tc
triumph over oppression.
One Of the largest sets built for
the production was carnival set
depicting the Prater, known as the
"Coney Island of Vienna" At one
end was a brilliantly -colored mer-
ry-go-round, with real animals of
all descriptions to ride-giraffes,
lions, tigers, elephants, zebras, os-
triches.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-23

Subscribe to the Daily Alaska
Empire-the paper with the largest
paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-23

The Daily Alaska empire mas the
largest paid circulation Of any Ale
aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-23

LOLA'S BEAUTY SHOP
Will be closed until March 10, 1912.
adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-23

devoted women, if not. from that
list?"
General Hershey said he has no
fear that industry or business will
hinder Selective Service.
IF we want trained men Tor the
Army and Navy, we will get them, y
he declared. IF that time comes,
and a skilled man comes to you
one morning and says They need
me at the 'front.' don't bubble, he
can do far more good there or we
wouldn't ask you for him"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-23
FREDERICK BACK

Amby Frederick, Alaska executive
director of the Boy Scouts of Amer
lea, returned to Juneau last night
after lengthy visit in Sitka, where
he conferred with Scout leaders on
plans for extension of the organiza-
tons work in the defense city.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-23
SCHOOLS RESUME
AGAIN TOMORROW

After one day holiday, in OBJ
servance of Washington's Birth
day, the Juneau high and Grade
Schools will again take up for regu-
lar classes tomorrow.
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adv
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-23
BY ELSA MAXWELL
Wide World Features

that rubber
rubbing the Japs
Yes I'm anxious to do part for Uncle
where instance take that Keep
been keeping up enough peoplel
When decided
the refrigerator reading Hey Stuff"
the aches Pudgy It's best discourage
those midnight raids
OF what I eat at those
parties attend You know what
thing at which gives few friends strangers
food than husband all
It look little silly for sculptors
bling at doeuvres, what's didn't know was
model? Fair Committee
got the idea Persphere?
ordnance officer thinks diet still might
work out for the tank that
and how much I've lost might dvugng military secret can
tell this much though: card
telling reading time pasel
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-23
ATTENTION MAsONs

Stated Communication of Mt. Jul
neau Lodge No. lat. Monday eve
ming 7.30. Work in M. M. Degree.
j. w. LEVERS.
adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-23
BROKEN LENSES

Are promptly replaced in our owl.
shop. DR.. Rae Lillian Carlson
Blomgren Building adv
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

Ia residential neRhbofllo0ds and
has made cozOlVte the shaAlow nsixi-
ness lot with ne parking facilities
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

rar~ sta 29W ln February ana
80 IT, March 1871
pafina .ae first uIfee mDutas q
the vHaf private h8saG cpf sr9eiSnu
undef tae Fffh pfeRfsm lneatea 81
most eeciusiFels ~ SAT industry
areas made substantial eain@ e.
scgnFarea elfh 1851 a tatai % s.
ag ueH henle4 WIS started uaftnz
Hhe mrs quarter q gain 81 s4H per
sent asff 1851 ht the ans titae
applications faf maftsaag nsafaFEee
involving neN homes tgtalea 8Aa
: gain Of IS pct cent oser last
ffar
kTIwu-aenf1
Praetseaile ali 81 ghew fomes are
being butt Isl gaF industry area
agaa are pftefd 10 Hil iDf $1,000 ~
less OF 10 rent for 80 a MONTH 81
ieAa III HnllioTmils wlNh the Fea
nfa8 Government aeiense h0uain
program
Dunne Mareh. there were M
applications under Title II fas
sif4g1I IA. ana 5hA unde9 Title II
TOT S47e6 a78 II addition their
were D.i31 applications Ia tHe
amount 81 s8mI 81 under Title
II insolying existing holmes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

NE pew prbefum the Portfolio
SAYS.
MANY Pruleets Designed far Rent
The article points oat that since
january IS. when the uew Title VI
pgueiam Veut into effect tae aal.
Of Title u applications coming m
ffon many important va industry
afeas was fer projects either der
ssaneo exclusively foF rent or avail
ahie either Ter reuf Or for sale
Ihe principal changes aaoplea bS
the Fla II connection witt Title VI
mortgage financing are
J. THE elimination Of the pre-
Flute provision calling lan aceieg-
afea amortization ~ principal dur-
ing the first five seafs Under thc
neH program the munlals mtefes
ana principal payments are aua-
stanitally tae same during Tho term
al the mortgage
? Adjustment ~ FILA e0nsEf0e-
t!eH costs III local afeas 10 agree
Bita actual building costs where iu-
cfe8see hea beeH stabilized ana aa-
jgsfments Werc considered fNtlfied
To facilitate construction u
lo0-eos haasin6 lar var workers
aia e. conserve critical materials
needed iof armament production.
Fla field offices are applying aa-
mnistraglee and technical policies
Is literally as possible ii cunIIar-
tier with Title II projects THIS
include tie use q substitute build
me materials and metaod IS ~Cii
Is subdivision and land planning
requirements
Tie period during which r
substitute m%oitsaeuf mas aecla0a
late tlc required IT per cent e4afss
fas becn extended a 81 months
from ~ months This change IS
intended Is help Horkfg Who pre-
feE q own tbeif 8Nu homes rather
iltaH "a rent them
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

Hubbard Was used b. thr Chinese
q q medicine more than eco Years
before the Christian era
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
FILA Insures 210.004
Small Homes To
Set New Record

Lending institutions operating
under the FLA program originated
SiD004 small home mortgage
amounting q saso ah2Iu0 under.
section zn3. TITLE II. Of the National
Housing Act III 1871.
THIS Fecora-breAking veiume ol
private funds modified for home
financing under the FHA program
represented All increase OF 6E per
Gent oFer tire previous record veal
81 1870 Gains wre recorded b.
eaoh main type OF private lending
institutions approved by the FEfA
for mortgage insurance under T1tlt
II. with ogig The all others Cate
CORY Shnwing a decrease.
s.7G1 Institutional Holders
Participation OF lending instita-
tlons Ia home-mortRage finaneius
continued e broaden during last
year By the enc ol the year q total
Of sT6i Institutions were holding
FHA-insureT home mortgages IN
tiseir investment portfolios This
compares with ge32e in 1910 and
TS46 III 1888
These institutions held n theii
portfolios As Of December 81. 1871
EEfA-insurga mortgages tutalIng S..
i16Et6ai9 This represents a gain
81 S6q7 sie f84 or 269 per cent over
the mortgages helx NJ the end Of
1870 THESE figures exclude mort
cages paid n full On which FLA
Insurance. was terminated and mort
ton IN washington a. the close Of
cages IL process Of aduit Tor feccrda-
the year
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
War Demand New
Home Construction

Sueh marked progress has been
nlaee h. recent wears b. Tie Fede
erai Housing Administration ~ its
effort 70 encourage Hone epnstrar
sl0n IL the IoBes nflee ranges laat
s large proportion = The private
Building undertaken since the STAR
81 Ilte defense program has been
Nti within me MAXIMUM price Inn
inatlans established under the de-
tense housing rfiefitles system
Inls Is ems 81 tfe reasons Nny tgf
var housing telug baili TODAY under
the FHA program NHl offer q hlah
0eRrfe Of HsabiiifY hong after tie
present emf faencr s U9e
THE primary concern 81 the Fec
eFal HnaAlssa administration. ever
since rs inception. has heen with
ilfc family q moderate means The
sell built. low cost h0lnc IS nos 8
commonplace due III > large de-
gree q the FLA insured mortgage
plan. and the FHAs msistenec on
souna construction and geod design
and desirable nesahhefgl0ndA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
FILA Changes Spur
Housing Activity
Through Nation

The main objective Of the current
program OF the Federal Housing
Administration IS the rapid cxls1l-
zion II privately financed isonle
construction for war WORKERS win
particular emphasis nu fenial QuAf-
tiers Tot these workers and thelf
families. according u an article IN
tlie current isstie al the Insured
M0rteagc Poftioilo official publ
cation ~ tlse FLA.
ru implement The atu program.
erflaih regulations and procedure.
relating % Title u operations have
heeu modified and iiperallzed the
article points out
2z.72s Applications
A a result Of laesf e4aFAituuai
changes itefe was an immediate
ufswine ~ the volume uf anDliaa-
lions coSefinf war housing prof
ec& 70 b. financed under 1lue VI
During the FIRST i've weeks there
were II effect p rs Title VI APP
pitcatlonS amounting ~ SsGa11 $50
selected for appraisal b Fla
field offices Inls was ~ far TN
largest volume f0r any 5-NeFk period
stnce thc Title VI amendment Hs-
cam operative IN april ia4i the
article CONTINUES II the nYo~Week
period preceding It's current pre-
gram 56a0 ~appiteafions Tor Title
VI mortgages Tor s2ea17 $50 were S.
iected Tor similar appraisal
While precise figures on the pro-
portion oi the current Title vi APP
piieations involving proposed rental
units arr moi available TIE cxpan-
slon n rental housing projects un-
der Title " has been enc Of the
most notable accomplishments Of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
Proper Planning
Increases Value

The cost Of developing neW-ii0me
communities and subdivisions II
war industry areas may be reduced
considerably BY the application Of
proper land-plaunins principles, Il
Is pointed cut ~ the Federal Hous-
ing Administration
A case IN point Is that Of q sub
division plan reeentls submitted e
the Land Planning Division Of the
FILA for analysis and review The
sponsor original plan involved l3l
lets with l acre Of PARK area and -
seres Of business area A total o.
6 480 feet Of streets. e fee wide
Vas provided fof ii this original
plat design
Tne ufiglgal plan while accept
able 20 fhe FHA. did not take fun
advantage Of the opportunities Of
ferret. After careful ANALYSIS
changes we're suggested ng FffA
land-plsunine tcchuielans These
ehanges included a more practical
layout 81 the streets better treat
meni uf lots and the handling o.
utility problems. As a result the
street area va much reduced. and
there R4ls an actual increase in the
number al lots
The flseu plan produced I46 lots
4 acres OF park ana Il acres Of
business ares In addition. there
vefe has 5000 fees Of i8-laat paF.
ing The total SaHings based on
the revised layout Appropriated
s. f5o
The h1alaeg 81 ane development
not unlg was able 20 effect q con
siderable saving on MS protect BAT
more important. eas able 70 bulIa
8 community 81 mneh greater at
t-rtcufelless ana Inability
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
Ample Parking
Important

Off-street parking facilities IN
business areas greatly increase the
capacity Of traffic arteries and pro-
vide safety and freedom Of moving
lanes Tor both automobile and Pc
aestFiaa traffic. FHA officials point
cut.
Land-planning technicians of the
Federal Housing Administration n
courage the use Of oii-stfeet park
ing facilities where possible. the
popularity q ~self-service stores oi
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
FILA Applications
Reach New Height

Washington. D c-Ihe FHA re-
eelFee ne LARGEST eolama Of apnII-
cations IL Is history during March
FEDERAL Housing Commissioner Aha
Her Eere2#oH announced
Applications Tor PA mortgage N
snfaueH on uea homes durlnF IN
MONTH numbered s. zo7. q gan q 3
per cent - February sd ~ s.
PEI cent oseE March % IasI year.
1ne amount involved naz gIaIz
bsDe11
A weekly average ST $50 nHH
hone Has started Under re FHH
program during ne month com.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

Onn q the tallaese oi the pass
was o consider proper iafld plau-
ring d luxury available only to the
developers at Miah-uricea hqme
Several gear 81 lane planning 81
S regular part q De FaA program
ha8e pF6sra thls hlanly Important
Work mas a mlch & not more galue
So The lawes-pfleed home eommBn
ny ana b s vital economic factor
ii is deseinp4uent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

s To strengthen the application
Of TITLE VI functions as established
b. Congress commitment g. ms
sure under Title VI ihaf Wcre gssaoa
CT o. after January i i9l2 may
not be transferred % Title II as
Nas previously permitted
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
C0lOrs Give Life
To Modern Home

Many al otherwise auH ard splr-
ltles house has been made 20 glow
witt nrw lsle by unamtiuR tne
exterior n gas ard ifgeIy coIofs
III choosing fhe color scheme care
should be taken 10 aa8sa caalnina-
tons that 80 not property harmon-
Re The fDilQWIn8 are 3 lea sllHs
aezleu combination
FarestsaFeen rnat with pale coral
siaes aud deeper coral HHtm AID red.
orange door
Hasselseolored roof white sIdes
ard wnits um ust-eaI0red shut
IsFs ana front door.
nack REQ Roof. oti-whfse sldes and
Trim and the front COR m Dutch
blue
4 hlle-graF Fo0f lIRB, yellow
slaes uilh 0fHfaail-yelIaW tim and
deep Efa1 lpr Sc lrQaI door
a blend uf zen aud aecu Grange
far ihe eeoi. yellow Rals orange
shutters and g dark hHla 'front.' aesar.
FUNDS - finance home renairs
such as painting mas Obtained
from qualified lending msiifatlons
under the FILA homfsrepalr nro-
ram
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14

This small frame house rep
rezFnts the type uoe being
bulls in great numbers through
out The country. Ii has tao
bedrooms with a rear sleeping
porch "A hath. an unusually
IaFge living room. and . large
kftcaeu- Location Of the
Kitchen on the frant Of the
house + = trend IN small home
construction. In this ease. the
large double window makes a
pleasant spot iOr = breakfast
table.
In Ohio this pro- aFty ~ val
ued Al sLsU0. II W. financed
with 5 Federal Housing Admin
istraiionsinsused mortgage Of
s35G0. average monthly pay
ments on q . year mortgage
of this amount total about sz0
exclusive of local taxes and
hazard insurance. The cost
may vary in other localities.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-14
, For Families with High Standards and Modest Means :

large floor area and on-ssreet park
iaR space has MADE necessary snee-
iai planning Of saopping ecntefs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
DEATH CLAIMS
MRS. ". YOUNCS
SERVICES WILL BE FROM
GER FUNERAL HOME
MONDAY

Mrs. Emily King Youngs pass
ed away this morning at i.55 at loo
River Blvd
She was the daughter OF Abra-
ham and Sarah Jane Shafer and
was born in Mt. Hope, Ont. April
20. 1870. She belonged to the
Friends Church.
Mrs. Youngs was married twice,
her first husband being Samuel
King. who died April IA, 1910. She
became the wife OF William Youngs
in August 1912.
Mrs. Youngs Is survived by three
children, Mrs. Ina Borck. Elmer Roy
King and Judson Bruce King, this
city: nine grandchildren II great
grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs.
Edgar Tofflelmire, Harrow, Ont,
and Mrs. T. L. Benedict, Bradford,
ont. and many friends.
Funeral services will take place
in the Geer Funeral Home Monday
at 2 o'clock and burial will be in
Highland Cemetery. Rev. Charles
Carey will conduct the services
and Capt and Mrs. Albert Koch OF
the Salvation Army will sing and
offer prayer. Pallbearers will be
six of Mrs Youngs grandsons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

STATE Of MICHIGAN, in the cir
cult Court for tie County or WASH
tenaw
In chancery 49,
Ypsilanu savings Bank. a Michi-
gan Banking Corporation, Plaintiff.
vs. John snow. Lydia +. Kelsey. Ro-
bert Kaichen and Robert kirchen, or
their unknown heirs, devils ees, lega-
tees. or assigns. Defendants.
At session of said Court held IN
the Court House In the city or Ann
Arbor. in said County OF Washtenaw
the @Sth day of January, 1872.
Present: Honorable George W.
Sample. Circuit Judge,
This cause II appears from the
affidavit on file. that the where
abouts of the Defendants, after dlll-
gent search and inquiry are un-
known. therefore, upon motion OF
William De Ham, Attorney for
Plaintiff. 10 IS ordered that said De-
fendants and their unknown heirs.
devisees. legatees and assigns cause
their appearance to be entered In
this cause within three months from
the date of this order. and In de-
fault thereof. that said Bill or Com
plant he taken as confessed by the
said Defendants. their unknown
heirs. devisees. legatees, and as
signs
In is further ordered that within
twenty days Plaintiff cause copy
OF this order to be published In the
Ypstlani Daily Press. a newspaper
printed. published, and circulated N
said County. said publication being
conducted therein once in each week
for six weeks In succession
Geo. ". Sample. Circuit Judge
Luella NJ. Smith. clerk by Irene
r. seitz Deputy Clerk
Irene Il. seitz. Deputy clerk
Take notice. that this SUIT IN
which the foregoing order has duly
been made Involves and IS brought
TO quiet title TO the following des-
cribed piece or parcel ~ land situa-
ted IN the Township OF Augusta,
Washtenaw County and state Of
Michigan.
northeast quarter OF section number
eleven. excepting and reserving
Z thcrefrom ten acres off the NORTH
side Also commencing on the sec
ton line I'm the center Of said sec
I ton number eleven. and running
thence west 70 the center Of the
highway. thence southcasterly along
Z the center Of said highway to the
f section line. thence north along the
/ section line TO the place OF begin
ming being n part OF the east hair or
4 the east half Of the southwest quar-
/ ter OF section eleven Also commenc-
+ northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter of said section eleven, and
running thence cast along The east
and west quarter line. sixty seven
rods and five links To- the northerly
line Of the Wabash Railroad. thence
/ southwesterly along said line OF
railroad. sixty four rods and sixteen
t links 20 the center Of the highway;
I thence northwcsterly along the cen
ter Of said highway. twenty two rods
: and twelve links 10 the north and
south quarter line Of said section
thence north twenty two rods aud
2 twenty three links to the place %
beginning being all that part OF
the northwest quarter Of the SOUTH
east quarter Of section eleven. lying
northwest Of the Wabash Railroad
and northeast Of the highway and all
being part Of section number ele-
/ ven. town four south. range seven
east Augusta, Washtenaw County
I Michigan.
william be Ham. Attorney for
Plaintiff
Business address. Ypsilanu say-
ings Bank Bldg, lpEilautL Mica.
| Adv 5-513
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK

Detroit, Mich. Mar. 1S-Good TO
medium steers, s10.25q11.75; com
mon, 5000; fat beef cows. $500
9,25; good weighty sausage buts,
s1O.25Q1O.5O; thin dairy offerings
down to s7GS.25; Gamers and cut
tiers. ss.259s.50.
Calves-Good to choice grades,
$3.50; common and medium,
s11Q15.50.
Sheep and lambs - Few choice
$3.50 a 1915; medium, Sl2.25;
slaughter ewes. 81 a s; common
light, Sl5Q light culls down to s.
OIL.
Hogs-1S0-260 lbs, 1920 a 1910;
260-350 lbs. s12.s5G13.05; S50-450
lbs, s1265d12.75; 140-17O lbs lights,
$1I50Q12.25; bulk sows, s11.75 a
1926.