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The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-12-25

The dry GOODS department amour
ces the expected arrival Monday,
Of some Christmas items, viii CHI
have been delayed in shipment.
Beleteo gifts are better than
none.
The dry goods department also
has brown jersey gloves In boys
and mems sizes.
Timber wolf gloves and monkey
face work gloves are also in
stock at this time.
Evening star., 1942-11-06

y t - & : Al
resolution BY Harry G. Grove, presi-
dent Of the association, commencing
them for outstanding work In, sppre-
hending the thieves. The award
took place at the regular monthly
meeting OF the Connecticut avenue
organization at AL Souls Memorial
Church.
Capt. A. c. Belt Of the precinct
was on hand, to congratulate the
men. Capt. Belt. also used the &C.
cation to reprimand residents Of the
Connecticut avenue sector for vio-
lating parking regulations.
"All would be we'll" he said, III
they would take as much care to
avoid getting tickets Is they take
to dispose Of them. =
Deputy Warden Harry Borjes, re-.
porting on civilian defense Activi-.
ties In the area, said the number ,of
volunteers has Increased tremens4
dously" In recent months. There
are now 1000 volunteers, he said.
Miss Blanche. Weaver, chairman
of the Connecticut Avenue Salvage
Committee, who spoke on the col
lection OF scrap, was given = vote,
Of thanks for her activities. A pro-
posal to contribute SO to the Com
munity War Fund was approved
unanimously.
Evening star., 1942-11-06
Couple Has 18Th Baby;
Next 10 Be on Doctor

b. the Associated Press.
LOCK HAVEN, Pa, Nov. 6.-The
stork made his 18th call at the home
Of James Roy Hin, -, paper mill
worker, end Mrs. Hill, a, bringing
q boy.
: The attending physician, DR.. T. E..
Teah. announced there will be no
bill for medical services II he is
called on to- deliver. No. 20.
Next one he: told the beaming,
father, III on me-.
Evening star., 1942-11-06
Two D. {. Detectives
Paid Tribute for
Catching Burglars
Connecticut Avenue
Citizens Commend
Pair at Meeting

Two District detectives were
honored last night by the Connecti-
cut Avenue Citizens Association for
their work Ill ending the careers of
two burglars who ransacked homes
on and near Connecticut avenue for
18 months.
The detectives, Sergt. Charles e.
Williams and Roland M. Kirby OF
the eighth precinct, were handed a
Evening star., 1942-11-06

The Mems Store Has the Blues
lin Haberdashery You Prefer
Upper Group Arrow "itt White Cotton Broodcoh Shirt with
tot ever smart wrinkle and wtressont collar Sonforzed
shunk tshrnkoee less than 9o for perfect
Troon Heather Popn Neckte silk and wool blend stripes
ond coortu plaid effects, neot-yne
6x3rb Cotton Socks-study neat fitting Csc. poin $l.z5
Plain White Linen Hondkerche-reht at any
Lower Group: The Mems Store Fine American Cotton BoodcIot
comfortable Porkwood coo Sonforizedshunk
McCurrochs Golden Shuttle" Necke-one Of fine group in
skond oyon, in neotfieured
Fine Isle Socks in clicked heather mixtures
Fine Cotton Hondkerchefs in Of many pottsns-
Evening star., 1942-11-06

A6noton busy welcome these ~sted hot holds shape
conference Foo holds
Plus Plus 11o T % oe @ at home teeorde Of the the
blue d'o9onos
you ore value this
woo-t accustomed to unusual
Sne'e and double breasted models HO
lrbe Topeoot the Mems Stores
OF snort and lasting
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
Announce Change in
u. s. Steel Subsidiary.

United States Steel Corporation to-
day announced that the name of its
new subsidiary, Tubular Products, Inc,
, has been changed to Tubular Alloy
Steel Corporation.
Tubular Products, Inc, early this
year acquired the existing plant of
National Tube Company in the Chi
cago District at Gary, Indiana, for
the purpose of producing seamless
tubing of alloy and stainless steel
essential to the war effort. Benjamin
! F. Harris, president of National Tube
! Company, is president of Tubular
Alloy Steel Corporation. E. N. Sanders
is vice president, with headquarters at
Gary.
The principal products of the new
company will be alloy and stainless
tubing for the Army, Navy, and Mar
itime Commission requirements, in
Guiding tubing for aircraft structures
motor parts, bearings, tank tractor
tubing, oil refinery tubing, and many
other applications.
It is felt that the new name will
more truly reflect the emphasis which
will be given to the production Of
tubular alloy steel products.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
SAXBY F0RESEE S INFLUX OF
LABOR day We EKEND VISITORS

S. Valentine Saxby, Executive Sec
retary of the Minnesota Arrowhead
association, viewing the outlook,
asserted: September is one of the
most beautiful periods in this recre-
alton area. Increasing numbers of
people select the late summer and
early fall for their vacations. Fish
ing is generally good and accommoda-
tions are found first class. We urge
visitors to stay through September,
the most beautiful month in the
Arrowhead"
Mr.. Saxby pointed to the duck
hunting season opening September
26th and deer hunting which will be
permitted for II days beginning No
vember 10th as further incentives fol
sportsmen to invade the Arrowhead
| Country.
Another factor stimulating the flow
of visitors to the Northland is the
relief accorded those suffering from
hay fever. Scores of parties have ar
rived in recent weeks, and the influx
will continue, Mr. Saxby said.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
DOROTHY AND SARONG
STAR IN JUNGLE FILM.

Bringing thrills, riotous comeny, wild
Jungle romance and beautiful Techni-
color scenes, Beyond the Blue Hori-
zon," the new Dorothy Lamour jungle
film, is scheduled for the State this
weekend. Dorothy is back in a sarong.
Dotty is a jungle-bred heiress to a
fortune in the new film. Her parents
were killed by mad elephant when
she was a child, and she grew up
with a tiger and a chimpanzee as
playmates. She is brought to civili-
zation by Abel to claim the fortune,
but has to return to the jungle to
find certain lost papers which will
establish her claim. Richard Den
ming, jungle-bred himself, who does
a lion wrestling act in circus; his
press agent, Jack Haley, Walter Abel
and the girl Denning thinks he is in
love with, Helen Gilbert, accompany
Dotty back to the wilds.
Denning falls for Dotty, and Abe
for Helen. Denning, handsome, tall
blonde young man with splendid
physique, rescues Dotty from jungle
dangers, helps her find the lost papers
and then cleverly lures the wild ele-
phant to destruction over a cliff. The
film winds up happily with Dotty re-
turning to the States.
-a-
BuffaIo's News Stand sells The Ely
! Miner each week
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
new BOOKS
AT THE LIBRARY

THE PICNIC BOOK, by Clark
Notwithstanding and prepara-
ton, the program, outing in rural
communities, games, stunts, contests
special occasions out of doors, food
and its preparation, fires, picnic and
outing services; these are some of the
ideas and suggestions in this book.
MEN ON BATAAN, by John Her
sey-This is book about a man and
deed. The man is General Mac
Arthur, the deed is the defense of
Bataan.
SUBMARINES, by Herbert zim-
This is the complete story of modern
submarines-their development from
the earliest experiments, the part they
play in modern warfare, and the
scientific principles which control
their construction and operation.
THE PINK CAMELLIA, by Temple
Bailey-Mr. Bailey needs no introduc-
tion to popular readers; his books have
been favorites among the romance
readers. This story comes to us from
the Arizona desert; it has an interest
ing plot and has plenty of romance.
SHERIDAN ROAD, by Helen Top
ping Miller-Eden was about to get
into a cab when a body of a man
fell out of the door, This event sets
into motion chain of exciting ad-
ventures which carry Eden in and out
of clutches of band of Nazi spies
and places her in such position that
she is forced to make a dramatic
choice between two men who love her
THE BOY FROM MAINE, by Kath-
crime Brush-Hadley came from pov-
erty but after the war he came to
New York and worked for what he
got in life and the things that hap
pened to him very nearly destroyed
him. His heroine came from a luxur-
ious summer home, but through her
failure and Hadley's success they
make this most interesting story.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
AT ELY'S
THEATRES
SABU DARING HERO
OF KORDA COLOR FILM.

Sabu, starred in the role of Mowgll
in Alexander Korda's technicolor pro-
duction of Kipling's "Jungle Book"
featured at the Ely this weekend, was
born in the Karapur jungle, As miles
from the city of Mysore, in southern
India.
Sabu became a sensational screen
star when he was discovered by Korda
in this jungle and was given the title
role in Elephant Boy" At the time
the youngster couldn't speak a word
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
'N00NANISMS'
(From the Baudette Region)

An eastern woman was given sixty
days in the house with the iron cur
tains for stealing hat. BY the time
she gets out the hat will probably be
out of style.
Even in hot weather it is good
thing to think of coaled bins Better
get yours filled now.
1t is not good for a man to keep
too much to himself, says writer
The income tax collectors will see to
it that none of us do.
What would people talk about il
there was no war, asks a writer. The
neighbors of course.
A congressman says that lot OF
fool stuff is spread about congress-
men. Yes, and by. -.
Cities in Japan are jumping from
one Utter to another for fear of a
second air raid by U. S. pilots, and
well they should be. The first raid was
merely the wrapper on the cigar.
That traitor in Detroit got some ba6
moose from the Judge, who sentenced
him to be hanged.
If meat goes up much more in price
there will be seven Fridays each week
for lot of folks.
Too many Washington officials, it
seems, thinks that v stands for votes
remarks N. A. H. in his column in the
Thief River Falls Times.
Talk of the second front is interest
ing, but watch your own front. Go
easy with the food
Uncle Sam is getting tough with
lads who don't know the difference
between reason and treason.
No poison gas has been used in the
war, although a lot of it is inhaled
through ears in the U. S.
If they decide to make rubber out
of it prosperity should be right around
the corn.
Things would be lot better IN
Washington if we had an All-American
congress with all blocs eliminated, and
special interests tossed out the win
dow.
Another thing that would help Ger
many and France is big helping OF
Christianity.
Times change fast these days. A few
years ago they were talking about an
auto for every garage, but now lad
is lucky to have one pair of trousers
for one pair of legs.
A writer says that man is winning
his fight against insects. Evidently the
mosquitoes haven't heard about it.
The Northern Minnesota vacation
area has been known as the Arrow
head country since 1924 when the
name was established as the result OF
a national contest.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03

The waning summer and early fall
season is viewed with optimism by
resorters and fish and game centers
in the Minnesota Arrowhead Country
which haven't fallen casualties to the
war through drainage of manpower
and other effects.
The Labor Day weekend is expected
to bring heavy throng to the North
ern Lakes Region before children are
separated from their families for the
school year and war production
workers bend forward for the winters
push.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03

of English but a teacher was secured
and in an incredibly short time he
learned the language with only a
slight accent. His intelligence and
brilliant mind amazed all who met
him.
Sabu continued his education in
London and later made the highly
successful Drums" and "The Thief
of Bagdad" Kipling's "Jungle Book"
is his first Hollywood-made film. In
the film colony the young star lives
in a charming house with his brother
and his teacher.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
CIVILIANS MENACED
BY TB INCREASE.

The danger of tuberculosis in this
War is among the civilian population.
This point is stressed in a bulletin
just issued by the Minnesota Public
Health association. 1t quotes from
the British Medical Journal of Sep
tember 1941, During the first two
years of the war England deaths
from tuberculosis increased in GlaS-
gov about Al per cent The 1941
record shows no improvement. Over
work, strain, ill-spent leisure are
thought to be responsible for the rise.''
DR.. E. A. Meyerding, executive sec
retary of the Christmas Seal organ
ization, points out that the United
States government and the Canadian
government have utilized the modern
methods in the control of tuberculosis
in the armed forces, to the fullest
extent.
"It is almost impossible for a con-
tagious case of tuberculosis to exist
in our armed forces" says DR.. Mey-
erding, and he adds, Canada reports
to date that only one in a thousand
has broken down from tuberculosis in
the army. This is just one tenth OF
one per cent of what was found among
The soldiers upon enrolment"
| About one half of one per cent Of
the men Examined at the induction
center at Fort Smelling were re-
| jected because of tuberculosis. How
ever, some of the men rejected be.
cause of tuberculosis were contagious
Cor advancd) cases and were spread,
ing the disease among their neighbors
"Our government is protecting ou
soldiers from tuberculosis; it is up t.
us here in civilian life to protect our
Selves the bulletin states.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03

These intrenching shovels are
used by the Marines around camp,
digging trenches, setting up barbed
wire entanglements and in many
other ways. Your purchase of War
Bonds and Stamps every pay day can
readily equip our forces with these
necessary implements for warfare.
Invest at least ten percent of your
income every pay day. Buy War
Bonds and Stamps from your bank,
your postoffice and at retail stores.
U. S. Treasury Department
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
Cheesv Newsnaner

A newspaper printed on cheese
was published in Gouda, Holland,
about 1840. Since the cheese could
be eaten, the Dutch readers were
said to be in the habit CT swallow
ing anything"
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
First KNOWN Inhahitants

The first known inhabitants of the
British Isles were savages of low
type who had to defend themselves
with weapons of flint. They died out
before the Ice age ended, leaving
few traces.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
SUPERSTITION

The humming bird was sacred to
the Aztec god of war and men in
some Mexican villages still hang the
dead body of humming bird about
their necks to gain the love of a
woman.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
Bathroom Accidents

According to a study of accidents
made by large insurance COM
pany the bathroom accounts for less
than one-half of / per cent OF
household accidents.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
X =
Wh0tHo~ BUY WM
.WAR BONDS
- r.

When the Marines get their serv-
ice pack, there is included therein a
bright shiny new shovel cased in a
muslin carrier. The shovel costs 68
cents and the carrier 80 cents, or
SLOT for the ensemble.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
Alcohol From Potatoes

Alcohol from potatoes is used
by Soviet Russia in manufacturing
rubber.
The Ely miner., 1942-09-03
Quebec Second

Quebec ranks second among the
provinces in mineral production in
Canada.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Held for u. 5. Jury
As Fake Army Major

Emil Gross, 40, of 1876 East
Grand boulevard, was held for the
federal grand jury Saturday after
examination on charges of imper-
sonating an army officer.
The chief witness against Gross,
Bruno Nowicki, county politician
who served two years in the re-
count election scandal, testified the
defendant had posed as a major.
Because of the reputed military
connection, Nowicki said he paid
Gross $50 to investigate a trailer
hitch patent.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Coal RatiOning
Near, Says US.

Donald M. Nelson, war produc-
ton chief, warned that emergency
coal rationing was probable unless
consumers Immediately build up
their reserve supplies to "the limit
OF storage capacity"
We are in a position to put In
your full next winters supply OF
most grades and sizes, now, with
out a payment until September.
Then you may pay in cash or in
o or 8 monthly payments. For
complete information phone The
Detroit Coal Co., Townsend S-S5O3.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Navy Club Open
for Preview Of
tuesday Poll
BY KEN HALL

Eighteen 10 twenty Ne5r-oldS
scheduled 10 register Tuesday ior
future military service, Jumped
the gun Saturday when approNi-
mately 500 appeared at local draft
boards.
Most Of the registration took
place AT the NAVY Club in the
Barlum Hotel. Chief George Beau
regard assigned II recruits 20
clear the unexpected rush, With
"a half dozen pretty hoSteSSeS on
hand. the navy az The same time
hid not neglect the opportunity 10
put in a few plugs
Pre-deadline registration for
youths who cannot appear Tues
day Will be continued at all draft
boards Sunday and Monday from
10 a. m. 10 ID. m.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
I Britons Escape
Tobruk by Auto
In Nazi Convoy
Drive in Luxury TO Egypt
Amid Trucks Seized
by Rommel's Army
BY HENRY GORRELL
United Press stan Correspondent

MATRUM. Egypt. June 81
Two young British lieutenants re-
vealed today that they had escaped
after the fall of Tobruk by joining
a German motor convoy in an i'm
perial command staff car and rid
ing comfortably into Egypt.
When the procession got too
slow for them. they blew the horn
and the German trucks pulled
over. There were so many cap
tured British vehicles in the con-
voy the Germans didn't notice that
British lieutenants were driving
one.
The lieutenants-R. p. Beuan-
Green of London, and II. F. Briggs
of Hull. England-belonged TO n
unit largely recruited from Not
tingham in the Sherwood Forest
region.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Judges Main Aides

Chief aides of the Judge during
most of the investigation were
Chester b. O'Hara. who was
named special prosecutor by the
'circuit bench: Assistant Atty. Gen.
Thomas A. Kenney and Assistant
Prosecutors William Brusstar and
Guy w. Jensen.
After taking Office year ago
last January. Prosecutor William
r.. Bowling took over the work
handled by O'Hara.
Ferguson and these assistants
made a record of more than 30,-
100000 words.
ut is the most tragic story
in the history of local govern
ment," the judge commented.
IL have emerged from one of
democracy's darkest places"
The cost is any ones guess. II
may total S225,OO0 or it may ex-
ceed S500,0O0.
Some time soon. Judge Ferguson
will make an accounting to the
county board of auditors.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

Board No. ~
Cooley High School, l5O55 Huhben.
Board No. AZ
Coolidge School, i0027 Woodward.
board No. 40
Burt School. 207l0 Pilgrim; Hardnl
School. 14i5O Burt road Hnughton school
1890 Abbott. Hubert School. lAs25 Lam
phere Redford High School 2I43I Grand
RlYer- -Netal School. 1920 Mestwood. -
BOARD No. 80
Cooke School 1880 Puritan: King School
1890 Grove. Newton School 1911 curtis
Redford High School, l44j0 Burt road.
Board M. 81
(Hamtramckl
Local Board office, 30Ol Canin
Board No. 62
tlIamtramckl
Local Board OFFICE. 1901 Can,ff
Board No. 81
tHghland Park
Barber School, Buena Vista; Highland
Park High School Second boulevard al
Glendale Highland Park city Han.
Board No. 81
Liberty School, Florence; Willard school,
Dawson and Hamilton.
Board No. IS
dearborn .... .... .....
Dearborn City Hall; Salina School, Lowry
and Salina. LoMrY School, Jonathon and
Hagerty.
Board No. SO
dearborn
Local Board office. 1909 South Mason.
Board Na. 81
tGFasSe- -PelHte- Park rGEesse- -Peiate Village
Crosse POinte Farms
tGrOsse POinte Shores, Crosse POnte
Woods, IyochmoOrl
CGratiot Township
Local Board Office, 1915 East Jefferson.
Board No. bS
Local Board office, 81 Chestnut.
Board No. 80
(Cities Of River Rouge and Ec0rsPl
Ecorse School No. ., ~ West Josephine .
River Rouge High School 141l Coolidge
Local Board Office 225 Burke.
Board No. 90
IlncOln Park, Allen Park. MelVindaIe,
EcOrse Township. Taylor Township
Lafayette School. Lafayette and Han
Iord; Goodell School. Champaign road at
Fort
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
5000 Face Call

Tuesday. 80 schools II draft
boards and several township halls
will he Ceared TO handle the bulk
of the $4,000 Wayne County
ehgibles who are slated 10 sign.
approximately 5000 will be 20
year-olds, subject to immediate
call.
Included among the early Bar
lum registrantS were war workers.
students and service aspirantS
previously rejected. Some of the
last named youngsters expressed
hopes of a speedy draft.
Norman Cross, lS. of 1886 East
Jefferson avenue. reported two
brothers already in Australia and
for the time being feels he's help
ing the war more at the Packard
plant. Jack Lapine. Is. Of 1884
Ottawa avenue, said he had tried
all branches of Service but had
been turned down.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
BleW Up ODn Gun

All their artillery except one gun
finally was knocked out by the
Germans. They blew it up as the
Germans advanced into their sec
tor with 30 tanks. and the rem
nants of the company. with Beuan-
Green and Briggs, retreated toward
the coast.
After Tobruk fell. German
armored car roared up the coast
and took them prisoners.
While the Germans were busy
Beuan-Green and Briggs stole a
British staff car. Several had been
taken over by German Field Mar
Shal Erwin Rommel for his own
use. but they didn't realize il until
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

Board No. 81
Uivonia Township, Worthwhile Township,
Plymouth Township, Village of
Worthwhile, Redford Township
Livonia Township Hall, Redford Town
ship Hall. Rosedale LeGarden School. Rose
dale at orangelawn; Local Board Office
32s North Main.
BOARD No. 02
tCanton Township, Nankin Township,
Dearborn Township, Village Of InksteD
tGaTden city, Village of Wayne
Garden City School Pardo near Middle
belt road; Dearborn Township Hall; Pre-
cinct No. l Voting Booth on Michigan ave
nue.; Precinct No. @ Voting Booth on Wash
InetOn avenue.
Board No. 6S
tGrosse lie Townships, ROmulus, Sumptpr,
BTownstOwn, MOrguhgOn Township
Wan Buren,. Buren Township
Local Board Office. 2S4l7 Telegraph
road Romuus Township Han.