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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
By Frances Drake

literary and artistic ability.
Many noted journalists, stage and
screen actors born in this par
ticular sector. Talents suited TO
chemistry and surgery.
Birth anniversary 81 Robert
Herrick, English poet; Aubrey
Vincent Beardsley, noted artist.
Copyright. 1912, by Kmg Features
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Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1925 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND Ny rNDIVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY GUIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the last SIX
months Of ls4z.
] Wa Born;
Month .,.......'..... Day ....
SfaS iyr and Sslt-A9drnirI
Sfanbf3 EHrs.ote
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Appetizer

A FIRST-COURSE cocktail
vnull like is a combination Of
chilled tomato and clam juice
half and half. Season with lemon
and a few drops Of onion juice.
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HOROSCOPE

JAN. % TO FEB. On
Aquorius-You may not find il
easy, but those Of you who like
mechanics. handling vehicles and
machinery, working with news
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Dried Specimens

But the collection OF living
specimens is not all of the ar
boretum. There is also large
collection Of dried specimens in
tho horbarium. and new plants,
plus new generations OF ones
already growing. IN the propa-
eating and nursery beds. In
addition. there is a large library,
limited 10 works about woody
plants, a collection of 5000
specimens Of woods and other
collections OF dried and fleshy
fruits.
The departments az the ar
boretum a lso include one 10
study plant diseases and another
10 study plant breeding. Many
packages Of seeds and cuttings
are sent out yearly from the
arboretum 10 nursery men and
Others for tho purpose Of MAX
ing them available 10 the public
which means you and me.
To us. that is perhaps the ar
boretum's greatest contribution.
for the arboretum has intro
duced many of our loveliest. as
well as our most used, trees and
shrubs.
Among them are the common
barberry. the Carolina hemlock,
the yellow rose Of China r.
hugoniS) and discovered in a
most dramatic way and Regal
lily, queen Of our June gardens.
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is embossed the plants own
number which does not duplicate
any other in the collection.
Here also is the year in which
the plant was acquired and its
scientific name as well as
whether the plant was propa-
gated from graft or seed.
All of this information is also
in the file with m NC h more
added to make a complete his
tory Of the individual plant.
Right out in front Of the plant
is a display label which gives
common name and scientific
name, so any one not interested
in complete ihfisteFyy-rrill-yet
be able 10 recognize the plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Arboretum in Boston
eContdins Over $500
Different Wood y Plants
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor, Detroit Times

Tan you imagine a place small
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PART 3, PAGE IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

headed into the wilds of the Indian Territory. In
my time that was the hideout for most of the bad
men of the West
He took up with Tom Starr and his son. Sam
They were Cherokee Indians and bad lot too
Belle thought lot of her renegade husband and
used to ride up from Texas every once in while
to see him. On one of these trips Belle went home
well heeled. People thought they could figure out
the reason without half trying
A rich old Creek Indian by the name of Grayson
lived IN the Territory. Tales had been going around
about the sacks of gold he had buried under his
house.
One night three outlaws made call
Cooked guns were eveled on the Indian the
minute they stepped in the door
Where's tn gold?"
A grunt was the only reply they got
String i'm up. Thatl make i'm talk"
A rope was thrown around Grayson's neck He
was Jerked up to the rafters When his black eyes
were about ready to pop out the outlaws let him
down.
Ready to talk now?"
mo gold. No talk" Grayson mumbed.
Give i'm another swing. He's loosenin' up"
the leader said.
Again the rope pulled the Indian off his feet
After he choked and kicked minute or two they
let him down again. Still he wouldn't talk
They tried 1t couple times more. They were
hanging the old boy by slow stages but weren't
getting any information.
While all this was going on his squaw had been
sitting IN the corner of the room like statue.
Lets give her heft," one of the outlaws said.
SO they put the moose over her head and yanked
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her toward the ceiling. After a couple doses of the
rope she doubled up on the floor half dead.
Indian or no Indian, Grayson couldn't stand
to watch the torture any more.
Il talk. I talk" he hollered
He showed the outlaws where to dig. In a few
minutes they uncovered the sacks threw the loot
across their saddles and rode off
Well, the story that Belle Starr was one of
the outlaws on that job They never proved it, but
Jim Reed was there.
W. HEN Belle rode back to Texas she had plenty
w of money and it didn't grow on plum trees
in that country. She always had honng for fancy
horseflesh and she soon bought herself some of the
finest steeds in Texas
Reed would leave his hideout and ride to Texas
to see his wife whenever he thought the coast was
clear, but he got his finish on one Of those trips
On his way back he was riding with John Nor
ris fellow he d known and trusted for long time
But Morris couldn't resist the temptation to get the
big reward that was out for Bellies husband
Morris caught him off guard one day when they
stopped at farmhouse for dinner. Before Reed
could get his guns Morris was pumping lead into
him as fast as he could lever shells into his Win
chester.
Right after that Belle showed how cod-hcarted
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she could be. To collect his reward Morris had
to prove that Reed was the man he'd killed. Of
ficers sent for Belle.
In few hours she galloped up to the house
where her husbands body was stretched out
with sheet over it. The case-hardened old
timers pulled off their hats and stepped back
when she walked into the room After ALL she
was woman and she'd been through hell and
high water with her husband One of them walked
up to the corpse with her and pulled back the sheet
If they expected Belle to cry she fooled them
She didn't move muscle
Why I'm sorry, men, you've made little mis-
take" she said as she turned away. you've just
killed the wrong man, that's all. If anybody gets
the reward for Jim Reed he'll have to kill him
first"
So they put Jim Reed in an unmarked prairie
grave and John Morris had to get along without ],
reward he'd risked his life to earn
Well, you can see from that performance that
Belle wasn't the kind to sit and pine long.
The next thing we knew she landed in the Dallas
jail. Shed been caught stealing horses
She wasn't what I'd call beauty but she sure
had way of working menfolks. She started rolling
her eyes at the Dallas ailer they put her
behind the bars He was a married man, too, but
/ reckon he sort of forgot that
Inside of a couple of weeks Belle was gone. So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
BY FRANK MURPHY,
Noted Plainsman, Trail Driver and Indian Scout
CHAPTER NJ.

Belle Starr, the Outlaw Queen"
cla1 by American Weekly Britain Rights Reserved
HERE were some women outlaws who kept
things lively in the old days One of them
was Belle Starr. She was sort of good gal
gone wrong and she didn't go just halfway either
can remember when Belle was known from
Dodge to Texas as the Outlaw Queen" She had
half dozen notches on her rifle and was match
tor the best of the gun-fghters in an even shoot
ing match.
Bellies daddy, John Shirley. was Judge. but
before she died she busted about all the laws her
father ever read
She was born in Carthage, Missouri. Her
1olks had moved up from the South and were
mighty well thought of all through southwest
Missouri: The judge was we'll fixed He named
his daughter Myra Belle and spent lot of money
educating her to be lady
Well that country along the Missouri-Kansas
poroer was poor place to raise ladies during the
guerilla warfare days When the North and
South finally had it out, Belle landed right in the
middle of it. She was just kid in her teens, but
she could ride and shoot like an Indian Her twin
brother, Ed Shirley was one of the Missouri bush
whackers, riding with Quantrell
The next thing the judge and his wife knew
their daughter turned lady guerilla riding with the
raiders and spying on 9TH damn Yankee" enemy.
Before the war was over her brother was killed
reckon Belle sort of tried to fill his boots.
After the war her family moved to Texas
lhlngs were getting too tame for Belle so she
threw IN with Cole Younger and Jesse James about
the time they were getting organized She Voc
learning the outlaw ways pretty fast.
Then she fell in love. The man was Jim Reed
He was good-looking young Missourian but Judge
Shirley didn't take to him.
When the old man wouldn't give his consent
to the marriage, Reed left So did Belle. The elop
ers rode off on their horses and didn't even dis
mount to get married With pack of Reeds
friends as witnesses, the couple exchanged their
vows on horseback
casA1 IL T-Yy-
trouble. One of Reeds brothers got killed in an
Indian Territory shooting fracas, so Jim evened
the score by killing his brothers slayer
But that put price OH his head He had to get
out of the country 50 he and Belle struck out for
the West They holed up in California for a couple
of years and then headed back for Texas
To keep from getting caught, Jim Reed left his
famIy-he and Belle had two kids by then-and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

True Rip-Rooring Tales Told From Memory by One
Of the Last Survivors Of the oi-BIozing Era. When
Bad Men, Worse indians Express Riders. Gold.
Hunters ond Settlers Wrote the History Of Our
Plains in Blood and Punciuafed II With Bullets
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9as Nppitplat Der sSnbnitrie

Gor GINGER 3eit iit ein nelles apo-
ftolat ins 2eben gerllicn iporherl oaS
,Appltolat ser ssnbnltrie', aud apo-
ftolot Der Mittagspauic benannt. @s
lit bns 3iel bieies apoltolats, &atbo-
Iifelr ,no Ni6tfatboIifen, sic al eis
nem floreil nno iolioen Gerltdnonis
Der Hobrbeiten ser fatboliidben Heli-
eion intereiiiert iinb, alr belfen.
Die Gerialnmlungen bieier @rlp<
pen ,ucroen eeipobnlif tpabreno ber
Mittagsaanie in Der sSabrif, eine,n
Biiro, ooer elmer Sdule abgebalten
,no ltebcn ,,nter Der 2eitllng zines in
Der Nabe ipobnenoen Grielters. @Gb<
reno set flraen tpobentlid)en Ser
famnlung nerocn Sragen beantlpor-
tet, ein f,.r5er Gortrag 9egebelt nn>
gii6er nnb &leihIbriften berteilt. gS
Deroen feinerIei 8eitrdae erboben
,no aud. fein GorItano getpablt. @5
bcoorf MIR zines. 2eiters, Ser sic 9ln:
eeltelten elmer Sir,ua organiiiert umo
noh ene'n eiitieen ErieIter llmibal
bGlt.
Die 9elpe9llng bat lebbaftes ssn=
tereile bei ser amerifonilhen Sier-
arebie ausgelGlt. Sic ,Gatboltc
Daugbters" baben bas s(poltolat 5ll
ibrenl sIftionsprogran1m gemaht.
'epfm. Sobn 6. Mc9tultp, 9efan
Der Mooerner Sprabenobteillng, g.
ton SaIt-&olleg, Soutb Orange, sc.
s., S teiIt NIT, boB bort int Sftober oie
erlten &loiien tpieber Beginner iuer'
ben.
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9as merifaniIde &plf iddtt feline
&eliaiunsfreiheit iiber allcs :

0as lit bie snIi6t gep. alcuin Sci |
befs, S.S.8., pelber nebrere Rei=
Zen in Wterifp unternonlnen bat.
lleber 90 8ro5ent bes nterifanilben
8olfcs iinb fatbolilh. g,nr burd
ariinbliebes Geritanbnis Ser Melieion
,nlo ibrer tief religioien 8elin1u,n9
fDnnen mir 3ueang at Merifo Baben
,mo 5n llnierm ei9enen 1,no eegenlei-
tiaen Gorteil nit sen Merifonern in
Gerbinormg treten. @egen Mongel
oil Gerit0nbnis ser merifoniidbea
GolfsIeelc lit es uns Bis iekt nibt
~eelul9en, Sic Gorllrteile bes ,uerifa
niIbcn Goltcs geeen Sic 9toroanleri
foner SIT beIeitigen.
9icp. pcibel, pelder i'm Sabre 1885
g'erifo aulett beiudt bate, fanb BEL
ieinenl iiinaiten 8eiud)e cine bebel1.
tcnoc geilerlng ser religiolen Gage.
Sic &ircbeu itebcn Sen @l1ubigen Of
fen llnb Sic @ltern i60teu oas ,nter
Truliocnt slpilu Gomod)o eingefii6rte
Gr5leDungSlpltent lebr bnd). Erdltoent
Gonlo6o lit ser populGrite 8roliocnt
MerifoS felt 9rooero. Sic Merifaucr
Iiehen lire Helioion llno lire Sa=
mile. &enn sic 9tegicrirng in oie
9febte bciber eingreift, Dat lie ,boS
&olf ge9cll iid), lnb es ipeiB ii1 5lt
perteibigcn.
9as oluerifaniide Golf beftilupit
ben So5ialisnlls nn0 berabId)eut nod
mebr Sen &plnll1unisnllls. Oie Ingn.
nounte SinorQuiltiide 9emegllna er-
Hart Heb. !peiEel, lit feinesmegs, nie
oft fdlldlid) bebauptet miro, cine fnbe
beriipe 8eipegltnG ionoern 1T burd-
aus cine lopale merifaniibe 8eipe<
g,ng.
Tde Sinoroniiten iinb iiber5en9t.
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Die belltid)e 8eiebulg BON Noripe.
gen bat bem 1oripegild)en Soft be.
reits $t,60O,O0o,OoO eefoItet. 8or
Der belltiben Sllpaiion betrtgen Die
geiamten ,1orneeilden Stoatsid)nIben
r,no $3OO,O0O,00O, miibrenb lie iib
Jest, nab aneiiabrieer geiatung, az
bas fiinffabe belanfen.
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ha6 oas materieue 8obl Merifos gum
niht aerineen Seil bon Der ofononli-
iden Gooperotion nit oen Ser. Staa-
ten abbanet. Die Merifaner perlan-
gen nibt nur elm 1lnabbanaiees 2ano,
ionoern ein briltlibes 2ano. Die Me-
rifaner lino fatboliih ,lno lie beitebel
baralIf baB oieie Tatlabe bon ibrem
n0roliden Nahbarn anerfannt nno
eebiibrenb eeipiiroigt iperbe. a..
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Gimbeimiider Sampler itatt
japaniid)er

Hflananngen faliforlliidber &anlp.
berbanlne meroen pielleiht idon in
ni6t alt ferner Belt ben @iqenbeoarf
Mnierifas ON Golnpber uno &ber.
81 8lt beden bernoeen ,ulo bantit oos
praftiid]e @eltmonopol ssapans fir
natiirliebett &alnpber breden. 8as lit
ipellia1tens bie MnIitDt bon Mpnroe 6.
aiooer, oer an Ser SedniIden Sod)-
ihule Raliforniers oie slbteillt1a fir
JDroerrng bes 9nsbnns bon 8roeen.
nno Selpflan5en leitet. 3nr5eit lpirh
bon elmer gallmlhule &aIifprniens
Elm lebenber Ganpberbaun1 noh elmer
5abrif inn Often peridifft, nit 8l,r.
5ell, 3meigen uno 8lGtterlt, nm lei.
mem aanpber9ebolt genat felt5titel.
lelt. Ser 8otaniibe @artelt bon San.
ia Barbara lpill bie Sdlllfinoer gum
ginlamlneln bon GarnpberIalne1t, ios
balo er reif miro, IN groBent MaBItab
beran5iebeu. Cine Millipn Sd5obIin.
ge ioa gepflan5t merber. 9ie Ser.
Staaten fiibrte1l in eil,em ein5igen
Sabre ollein Sampler inn @erte bon
$2,0O0;000 ein. 9as allein 5eigt Die
praftiide 8eoeittlng elmer einbeinli-
iben Brobnftion. Die Sahleltte glalt.
betL bob Mittel= 1nb Siibfaliforlien
in notwithstanding fi1r5er 3eit in ser
Sage iein iperbelt, oie &ompberein-
fllbr aus Sapan hno Stalien 81, er.
Iesen.
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ysitt,podj, Sen 80. September 1912

miro. Cine DerItarfte Seilnabnfe Der
sSrauell an nnierer Gotalprobllftioa"
erflarte Mcgsntt, lift ilnerldBlid.
tpenlt mir oainit @rfolg baben mol.
len. Sn Der &riegsproouftion allein
iparen I'M De5elnber lesten Sabres
1lngefabr 1,4OO,O0O Srauen oiee.
felt. Dieie 3abl miro big 9esenber
-la,tfenben Sssabres auf 100000 en-
porIhnenen llnb miro bis gnoe 1913
neiter altf 100000 anIteigen.
6rauen tperben bis babin minoeltens
80 8roaent Der slrbeitsfrdite in Der
Griegsproonftion itellen.
0tc9tiltt iebte bin5ll, Dob @nbe
1943 uiiber 1S,00O,OOO 5rouet er.
tperbstatig iein miiiien, 10 bob nod
100000 au Der @eiant5abl Der be,,-
te eriperbstatieen ssrauen fommen
miiiien. -. Cine bon je bier Sans.
frauen I'M Sitter ppon Is bis "A ssab-
relt bielleiht cine bon ie orei miro
ertperbstdtig iein 1niiliei."
Mnd ipltrbe Sic 9lnItelllng bon
mebr 9eeeern geforoert. Den Mrbeit.
gebern 6es galtilnorer @ebiets tpnroe
in aller Jornt beocntet, baB Tie ,nebr
9teger an5nitellen lnb ibren farbigea
Mrbeitern tpi6tigere 9lliaaben all3n-
peiien baben. 9(. u. 2iperigbt, Der
Gegiondlbireftor ser uWanpolper"-
&onnliliion I'M Baltimore. gab cine
grpaniion oes 9egeraltsbilonnespro
grdmms fiir &rieesarbeiten befannt
uno erflarte bn5u: ogrbeitgeber, Die
beute nod feline Neger int 0ietnt ba.
berL ntiiiien Glune at ibrer 8erlpen-
Dung MAIDEN. sSSene getriebe, bie Ne-
ger beute nur in aeringer 3abl nno
iift NIT sSadarheiten beId1ftigen,
n,iiiien Hlane nladen gfeger in piel
aroBeren 3ablen alt belhoftieen unb
ibnen Nrbeiten 5l1sl,peilen, oie NIT
ibrer Musbiloung ibren @anofertigs
feiten in ginflang iteben."
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sSranfreid) lno in gliaB 2otDrhlget
geplant, Die Sltgeno miro onfgefor-
bert, iib bon Der Stride los5lfaeer,
lobalb Das IA. 2ebensiabr erreiht
lit. Cine einfa6e snmelouns arf benz
8iirgermeilteramt eeniigt. slab ner-
ben oie gltern .baon angebalten, fir
ibre ainoer bieie @rfldrung ab5uee-
ben, nod benor bieIelben oas Ia. 2e-
bensiabr erreid)t baben.
Sn beft bon Den Naoi fontrollierten
5hulen miro Der SSllgenO Die. beio-
nilbe Naaiboftrin eillaetribtert. go
balo &naben lnlo Mabhen oas IA.
Sssabr erreibt boben, miilien ite iib
ser Sitleri,leeno anIdliebelL oeren
@eiit nidt MIR antidriltlih, ,ionoern
brett beioniib lit. Da bie Der Sit
leril,eeno ooreeidbriebenen 1tebungen
ltets in BEN Woreenitunoen am
Counting itattfinoen, 10 miro Den fa'
iboliihen &inoern bie @elegenbeit,
Ger 81. Mene bei5ilpobnen, ent5oger.
.oi' w" oer 9'oo 'oev'''e peu'''u''s'
IT.
Elm GROCER Yrieiternlongel berridt,
mo nod oabllrh peridarft miro, oa6
ole mltttgen GrieIter, pelhe geee'l
pas "ad'pttoeh'n''' 'p'tiel'' l''s Mo''
denllai,o''slaser 'pul'pel1 M nnnlle"'
'tusl epe''lans ol' oer s"ta,''l'i,.p,'.s
i'''o Selhotai'''efnh9 oer Snse'p pe''
x X
Scr observation-disclosures als 8elt.
aefaIr
eSSlt elmer fiir5li6 in Der 3eitihrift
uGonllnonipeal' peroffentlidten gr,
fldrl1ng geben 43 nus europa itom
,nelloe lrno iest bier lmb in aanabo
lebenoe angelebcne aatbolifet ibrer
lteber5euglng susbruf, oaB oie freien
Golfer ser Grbe frob iein f0nnelt
bob HuBlanb eegen Ben NationoIioaia=
lisinlls fGlnpft, ber ,,aIs bie groBtc
Befabr, Die ienols eilter 3ibiliiatipn
freier Reniben brobte," be5eidnet
miro. 3u oen l1nter5eidneten oes Ma
nifeites eeboren 9ietrid BON Siloe
brano, ebenlals 8rofeIIor an Der
llniperIitat @ielt; 8. Gbomas Sci,
hels, S.S.8., ebenals Brofeiior bes
Sbeologiihen Seminars in Sal3-
burg; @uibo 3erl,atto, ebe,naIs otter
,.,irl,;51,or Qlo;,;S+or. 81, .,,.,a, Xxx,
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ScilmaBme 6er sSranen an nnIerer
SptalDrp6nftipn

SAUL IS. McNlltt bat einen STUFF
nodl mebr sSronen fiir friegsifou-
itrielle getriebe erlallen ,tno einen
SonoeransicbnB einaeIebt, Ser iib nit
arln1oiatlihen 5roaen in 3niammen-
bang nit Ser Hefrntier,lns ,n6 Nus-
bilblmg bon Nrbeiterinnem befaiIen
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Aus benz 2eben bes 9nlberpapftes
s Eins' bes Nenmtem

Aus benz 3ebem bes 9nlberpapi pites
Eins' bes 9ienntem
9tahltebenbe mtffallenoc @reignilI'
aus Dem Ieben bes beiliamdBiget
EapItcs Bius' bes Nellnten oiirfte,
nidt augenlein befannt fem. Ser Sci
benspapit Eius ber Neunte mar, pi'
cine Seilige bon ibnl porausaelag
bate, beionoers in ieinen letten So
bensiabren nit beionoern @nooen
gaben eeidnliidt. Webruals murot
er ielbit uno feline llnleebung burd
Iein ollBeroroeutlibes Gortpiiien boz
groBen 8efabren errettet.
@init fano in ser papitlidem Sri
patfopelc cine religioie syinftion Itatt
Gor Dem 8ilbe ser Mutteraottes, bas
li6 BORT befanb, bronl1te cine rieiige
&er5e, oie Dem 8apit gei6enft NOR.
Sen mar. GlosIid befobl Ser Baplt
mitten in Der 5unftion, iene eroBc
&er5e alls3uloideit. Der gefebl tpur.
Sc iofort nusgefiibrt, aber niemano
fonnte oas Wtotip bes 8opltes ber-
Iteben.
Spoter ipnrbe es befannt. Man
lunterIudte bie &er8e uno fnno in if
.rer Mtitte cine .5prengnine ange.
bradt. gs Iollte anf oieIe beilntiidifds
8eiIc ser 8apIt INNS 2ebell fommen,
lnb al1seerebnet Dor ben1 8ilbe Der
llnbefledten Sssungfrml. aber ourd
@ottes beionoere Silfe ipuroe bieIer
teuflil6e gnihlag pereitelt. Satte
npb Gapit Bius ber Nellnte oas 3us-
ma ser llnbefleeften @otteslnutter Der.
fiinoet.
Gin onberes Mal fam cine Ihlpar5
gefleibete Sro,t i,t Sen Gotifon nm
meloete iih aur angeiagten Eripat.
al,bien5. Wfan benahrihtiete Scr
gapIt 9ieier aber gab oem 0ienei
Sic uerflpiiroige anttport: SD ipre
de nicht nit Soten." Ser Gomeriert
por oh bieIer slntinort b0dlt bermun
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-06

VACANCY - Marine Apartments. Phone Blue 455.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-06

Buy War Bonds and Stamps to- day and every day-for your fam ly's security, our neighbor's secur- ity, and our eountrys security.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-06
SPECIAL DEFENSE
 MEETING WILL BE
 HELD MONDAY EVE

A special civilian defense meet ing will be held Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Grade School auditorium for all air raid wardens, auxiliary police, First Air workers, and all others who wish to enlist their services with the Juneau Civilian Defense Unit.
 Sergeants and corporals of all units are especially requested to attend this meeting. It is expected that the meeting will not last more than two hours at the most.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-06
WANTED-Janitor; also elevator
 boy. Call Baranof Hotel.
Notionol Forest Timber for Sole


 Sealed bids will be received by the Regional Forester, Juneau, Alaska, up to and including June g, 1942, for all the merchantable dead tim Der, standing or down, and all the live timber marked or designated for cutting, on an area totaling ap- proximately 126 acres, located at the head of Whitewater Bay, Admiralty Island, Tongass National Forest, AL aska. estimated to be a total of T. 429 ,000 feet BM more or less, of Sitka spruce, western hemlock and red cedar sawtimber No bids of less than $1.50 per M feet B.M. for spruce and cedar sawtimber, $1.OO per M. feet BM. for hemlock saw timber, and 1c per linear foot for piling up to and including 95 feet in length, and 112c per linear foot for piling over 95 feet in length, will be considered. $1 100000 must be de- posted with each bid, to be applied on the purchase price, refunded, or retained in part as liquidated dam ages, according to the conditions of sale. Primary manufacture outside of the Territory of l.iaska of any part of the timber, is subject to the consent of the Regional Forester The right is reserved to reject any or all bids received. Before bids are submitted, full information con- cerning the timber, the conditions of sale, and the submission of bids, should be obtained from the District Ranger or the Regional Forester, Juneau, Alaska.
 First publication, May 23, 1942.
 Last publication, June 6, 1942
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-06
LAURENCE FREEBuRN,
 0. 1. MOVES LEAVE

Lawrence Freeburn, of the Pyra- mid Salmon Packing Company, anc O. L. Moves, bookkeeper for the company, left Juneau this morning by plane for Sitka where they will complete preparations for the open ing of the canning season.
 MT. Freeburn, who with P. S. Ganty and <. T. Tenneson, recently purchased the Sitka plant of the Pyramid Packing Company, will manage the Sitka cannery during the coming season.