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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-13

HI great scrap rubber drive has ended with IN
enormous quantity Of rubber added to the m
tional stock pile How much Is not yet known. Nor b
Il known a. yet whether il viii avert gas rationing
in this area.
But il Is evident that when President Roosevelt
called for action. the American people gave mag
nihcent responsel
The men. women, and children who participated in
the drve-from those whogave days Of time to those
who were able contribute just few ounces 81 rub
ber-have earned the thanks of the entire country.
America needed the rubber You brought Il in. Con.
gratuations job well done!
Uncle Sam still needs rubber, and motorists viii
keep ri6ht on saving il. They'll drive slowly, be-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-13
Shores Man Denies
Entering Residence

hard Dombrowski, 40,
23701 Talbot, st. Clair Shores,
plea d e d innocent today to
charges he entered q st. Clair
Shores home without permission
July 10 and Justice Frank E.
Jeanette set July II as the date
for trial.
Clair Barker, 1881 jefferson,
is pressing the charge. DOM
browski Is free on $50 bond.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-13
LOTS OF PROSECUTORS

Assayers reported names Of
10000 prospecting gold miners
to the U. S. Gems, Bureau In
1899. Many of these prospectors
average less than $40 . week
from their discoveries.
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

sus amigos de la extrana aven-
tura que les permiti6 encontrar
ell rastro de Celita, de la dulce
sobrinita perdida.
Por ella, habian encontrado a
los otros tres ninos.
-POr 10 demas, yo y mi espo-
sa creemos ahora, contra 10
que hemOs estado pensando has
ia aqui, que todos estos ninos,
los tres, tienen padres.
Gustavo y Purita alan las pa
labras del marques como ell que
escucha una narraci6n mia
grosa.
ERA possible este?
JQuerria Dios que ellos, por
estos eaminos retorcidos que
tiene a wees la suerte y ell AGAR,
llegaran a encontrar a la hija
perdida tantos amos antes?
Pura habia cruzado las ma
nos sobre su regazo, y miraba a
la puerta por la que habia deSa
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

mano a dos preciosas nihas.
Fran, como ell lector ha com,
prendido, Ketty y Norma, es-
to es, Celia y Antohita.
Aqui las tienen us.edes
-dijo la marquesa, entrsndo.
-Esta es nuestra sobrina, Y
esta....
No pudo terminar la Erase.
Pura, en- un archaic inmen-
so de passion, sc habia abalan-
zado sobre la dulce Norma, a.
rrebatandola en- Ell aire, Y be-
sando con infinita passion el
rostro de leche y de rosas de la
nina, mientras gritaba con rs
terica emoci6n:
-iAh! IEs posible?.... mi
hija, mi hija!.... Antonita mia,
nena mia, eriatura mia!
Gustsvo Sc abalanz6 tam
con un fmpetu irresiSti-
bic.
ia Yer, a ver!.... ISeris un
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

parecido la marqueSa con una
ansiedad interrogante,
Estaba palida.
De vez en- cuando miraba al
marques Y cambiaba con Gus
tavo una mirada furtiva, lena
de ansiedad.
FL mGsico giraba tambien los
ojos desde la puerta del salon
por donde saliera instantes an
ties dOha Nieves, al roStro no.
bic del dueno del palacio y al
roStro livido, de nieve, de Pu-
rita.
De pronto Sc oyeron unos pa
SOS sobre Ia alfombra de la es-
tancia vecina.
Los dos hombres Sc pusieron
en- pie asimismo.
Y todos avanzaron hacia la
puerta.
En- el umbral apareci6 enton-
ces doha Moves, llevando de la
La gaceta., 1942-02-03
CON LOS GUANTES
LA PELEA LESNEVITCH
PASTOR
lie robarOn la decision
a Mdlacara

Sc nos pas6 ell sabado infor-
mar a ~nuestros lectores del re-
sultado de la pelea entire Gus
Lesnevitsh, ell catmpe6n de las
175 libras, aspirante al trono de
peso complete, y Bob Pastor,
que peleara dos veces con ell ne
gro campe6n y en- las dos fuera
derrotado.
Bob Pastor, ell fuerte joven de
Indood, di6 una lection de bo-
xeo a Gus en- presencia de 1892
expenditures.
FL resultado pone fin a la idea
de que Gus pueda desarrollar-
sc, retar a Luis y vencerlo.
Votaron por Pastor, ell arbi-
tro Billy Cavanaugh y los dos
jueces, Marty Monroe y George
Lecron. La multitud aplaudi6 la
decision, la dnica possible con a
rreglo a un concepto de justicia.
Lesnevich prob6 que sus con-
diciones actuales no lie llevarAr
nunca al trono del peso compile,
to; Pastr NADIA hizo que justifi.
que un tercer encuentro con 10.
sc Luis.
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

Todos los peritos opinaron,
sin embargo, que Bob es un p1-
gil muy superb al russo.
Gan6 Pastor todos los asaltos,
con la exception de uno, Ell Sc
gundo. Lesnevich descarg6 en-
este asalto fuertes golpes a Ia
mandibula de su ~contrario y
Pastor Sc conmovi6.
Pero ell hombre de Inwood sa-
li6 por "sus fueros' y con un
bcmbardeo de ganchos de IL
quierda hiri6 a su ~contrario So
5re ell ojo derechO.
Ell campe6n de las It's libras
astuNo a punto de tirar a Pas
tor, en- ell sexto, pero este recu-
per6 su equilibrio y lie hizo ba-
tirse en- retirada.
Los dos hombrs chocaron de
eabeza y Pastor sufri6 una heri
da sobre ell ojo izquierdo.
La gaceta., 1942-02-03
nora !-dijo la marquesa,

sonora !-dijo la marquesa,
-Entonces... les que Nor
ma?~-in4uiri6 Celia.
les la hija de estos seHo-
res!-la contest6 ell marques.
que sentia tambi6n en- los ojos
una humedad de llanto.
Todos lloraban.
Pura, sin cansarse de estre-
char contra su pecho a la hiia
tanto tempo perdida, v a la
que al fin, por un milagro &c.
leSte, encontraba POGO menos
que convertida en- una mujer.
Porque el lector va sabe Que.
aunque 10 mismo Ketty que
tenian relativamente
amos, Ia vida errante Y
al aire libre, y los con.
'inuos y barbaros ejercicios a
que las haitian sometido y acos-
-umbrado sus verdugos, las con
Irnerop rSpdArEerte en- dos
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

milagrol...
Los marqueses Y Celia, emo
cionadiSimos en- verdad ante la
eScena de ternura, NADIA decian.
mi hija, mi hija!.... mi
ra, Gustavo, mira. "A yer a
quien lie e~ncuentras parecido! !.
ia yer, Dios MIC!
Hacienda un esfuerzo. ell NH
sico logr6 arrebatar a la paoue-
ma de los brazos de su madre.
y rundi6 sus ojos en- ell rostro de
Norma.
Entonces, el mdsico sinti6 q.
su pecho y su garganta Sc lie
naban tambien de sollozos, V
murmuro, cast en- un grito del
alma, dirigiendose a Pura Y a
los marqueses:
-ioh, ST, es ella, es ella,
nuestra hija..., miren uste-
des.-, no cabe duda!.... Ven
AGA H..
-ioh, 81, es So nisua cara,
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

muchachotas sanas, opulentas
y magnificas.
NO no cabe duda; es Ia
misma cara de su esposa-ana-
do Ell marques.
!. 81 81; no podemos dudar.
TO- Son tus Oios, Pura. tn boca.
tu Sonrisa, tn expression; eres
tn misma.
Isl es mi hija, es mi hija!
we 10 dlce ell coraz6n! iAy. 70
me vuelvO loca de algeria!
-Bien, sehores, calma, cal
ma Que no Sc afecten dema-
siado las nihasl....
En'onces~7 les que Norma.
'ios?... iEs que estos sehores?
isl hija mia! mo te deci.
mos?~ iSOn sus padres!..
Celia Sc arrOj6 sobre su her.
manlta de dOlor, sobre P,rra
Sambien, y las tres Sc unisror
en- eStrechO abra1o
De 7T0nt0 ea'ado y s~O
La gaceta., 1942-02-03
DEPORTES
GANO LA COPA CUBA Ell
YACHT HABANA

Habana, Febrero 3-La copa
de Cuba, para yachts de la Cla-
BE Star International, fue CANA
da por una embarcaci6n cuba
M, ell Kurush II, de Charles de
C&rdenas, por primera vez des-
de que esta regatta annual fuera
establecida.
Tripulada por Cardenas y G.
Aurioles, ell yacht recorri6 las
diez millas en- una bora, 80 mi
nutos Y 46 segundos. En- la rega
ia de por la manana ell Kurush
II habis terminado en- segundo
lugar.
Shucks, Representative de Yves
tern Long Island Sound, name
jado por John White y Nestor
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

Garlic, entr6 en- 2ogcndo IL
gar, con 10 puntos en- Ia serie.
Shucks habfa ganado Ia regatta
de por la manana, en- dos horas,
10 minutes Y AZ segundos.
Harry Nye, de Southern Lake,
Michigan, ganador ell ano pasa
do, finaliz6 en- tercer lugar.
lie correspondi6 ell cuarto
puesto al Adrian Iselin II, de
Long Island Spund, tripulado
por Lawrence cambridge.
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

lugar, seguida de Her(N!bs, y
sis 6oletos Sc abcnaroi a $3.50.
Recorri6 Ia distancia &c SIG de
milla, en- SO 2-5 segundos.
Ganaron la quiniela o apues-
TIA dcble, Inside Light y Bessie
Down. Los bole.cs de esta com
binaci6n Sc abonaron a S67.
En- las otras competioionas DE-
Ia ncche triunfaron Scarle.
Slipper, Argus Courier, Carts
son, Ping Pong, Gol1en Luek,
Boys Town, Invasion y Queen
The Liar.
Sc disputaran los laureles en-
la novena carrera de esta noche
Pretty Bad, Play Money, Halle-
mic, Sky Way, Who's Boy, My
Ways Y Platonic.
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

Carlos Malacara, ell mejica-
no, perdi6 la decision &c los jue-
ces en- un encuentro con Nor =
man Rubio, peso weller de Alba
ny. La multitud hizo demostra-
clones violentas en- contra del ia
10. Malacara gan6 facilmente.
Ell derrotado "a la mala" pesa-
ba 141H libras.
Tippy Larkin, de Garfield, N.
Jersey, superb y derrot6 a Ches
ter Rico, del Bronx. Larkin de-
rrib6 a su contrario en- ell segun
La gaceta., 1942-02-03
Decide LANDS CONTRA
LOS GIGANTES

New York, Feb. 3.-El conf
sionado Lands decide aver que
la primera base Johnny McCar
thy, vendidO por los Gigantes al
Columbus, Association America
"a, debe ser enviado a Indiana
polls, cumpliendose asi un a.
cuerdO verbal que Bill Terry ha
bia ihecho con Leo Harnett, de
indianapolis, ell pasado 9 de di-
ciembre.
Los Gigantes asignaron al Co
lumbus los Servicios de McCar-
thy, un club de los Cardenales
despues de completar la adqui-
sici6n de Johnny Mize.
La gaceta., 1942-02-03
ANDERSON e CON.
"A DE LOS A

Atlanta, Feb. 3.-Alf Ander-
son firm6 aver y puso al correo
su coptratO de 1912 con los Pr
ratas de Pittsburg.
Abarca ell contrato un subs
'tancial aumento de Sueldo."
Anderson comenzar ell ano co
mo SIS regular de la novena di-
rigida por Friseh.
La gaceta., 1942-02-03
N FIRMO SU CON-
RAT

New York, Feb. Bel valio=
so catcher Hank banning fir
mo aver su contrato con los Gil
gantes para la temporada de
1912.
Creese ue ell ano pasado lie a.
bonaron $4,000. Tuvo una ma
la temporada en- 1941, con un
Batting" de 244, Y dicese que ell
nuevo contrato encierra una re-
baja de $4,000.
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

do asalto, pero Rico So levant6
antes\i u que Ell arbitro iniciara
la cuerta. &,
Freddie Pope, de Columbus,
Chic, hizo tablas con Johnny Ju
liano, de Paterson, New Jersey.
Pope llevaba obtenidas "A victo
rias sin una sola d~errota.
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

La Business University Of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
TO de negocios a un joven active
y honeSto, en- cambio por traba-
10. Dirfjase a 9141a Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1942-02-03
VICTORIA DE LEE SAVOLD

Washington, Feb. Bel ru,
bio "tigre" de Des Meines, To-
wa, Lee Savold, derrot6 aver,
por nocaut tecnico, en- ell cuarto
.asalto, a Neville Beech, de Mem
phis. Pesaba ell derrotado 1856
libras, diez menos que Ell triunv
fador,
La gaceta., 1942-02-03
CANCELADA POR FALTA
DE E~SPECTADORES LA
PELEA J~ONES-MADER

Era fra la noche y Ell publico
decide, con muy buen gusto, nc
asistir a la "peleilla" entire Woo
dy Jones, ell veterano, y Eddie
Nader, de Sarasota
Mr.. Frank LaMarque Sc lie
v6 las manos a la cabeza, orde-
no apagar las luces y ell desco-
munal encuentro no Sc verified.
Guard6 Mr.. Jones los pune
taos que pensaba descargar y
Nader tom6 ell omnibus para la
vecina ciudad.
Menos de $500 habia en- las
tauuillas cuando Sc dispuso de-
ar Ell match, para otra OCCASION
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. [. P. Soda
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is,
La gaceta., 1942-02-03
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

to los jueces, por no echar So
bre esa mujer, que me ha eau
sado tanto dano, una acusaci6n
que pudiera ser falsa. blonde
estA?
-Pronto van ustedes a YER
ial-dijo la marQuesa, saliendo
del salon.
-Mi hija, mi a!-excla-
mo Purita poni6ndose en- pie,
rruzando las manos y miranda
81 cielo- les possible que mis-
Wos la vuelvan a ver?...
La gaceta., 1942-02-03

Mientras dur6 la breve au-
sencia de doha Moves, Ell mar
UueS de Rio Verde inform6 a
La gaceta., 1942-02-03
EN- Ell CANEDROMO
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Just Rebel era ell favorito en-
la novena carrera de anoche, pc
70 Fluffy Girl entr6 en- primer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

Lucky girl he left behind" is
Pat Morby of Townsend avenue,
whose soldier boy. Allen Thomp-
son, writes poetry for her from
Napier Field, Alabama.
immigration people are a little
irked at another federal bureau
Has 10 do with stolen glory,
Seems Charlie Browne of the inn
migration staff is fast becoming
an ace sleuth. He's cracked sew.
eral of the toughest cases here
lately-but he doesn't get credit
for all OF them. For the record
Browne isn't complaining.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Free Citizenship Class

Beginning July 20. a free citizen
ship class will meet at 7 o'clock
on Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings in the Leitch Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church, Col
South Colonial, according to Fred
erick S. DeGalan. director OF the
department of adult education OF
the Detroit Board Of Education.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

will happen to
IS pot" Ath e
mongrel dog, If
the army sue
ceeds in taking
over the Pont-
chartrain Club
b u / | d / n &.
IS pot" h a S
lived there for
several years
as the COM
panion of the
old gent who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Tip says plans are afoot to run

Charles Lasky
for Coun I y
Clerk against
Caspar Linge-
man. LaSky is
deputy clerk In
traffic court.
John W. Bah
cock. assistant
district attor-
ncy who says he
hates publicity
was diScov-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

runs the parking space IN inc
lobby.
He's a fixture there. and II
won't be surprising if he turns out
TO be an army mascot. since he
adopts every one who comes there
a second time =.
AL Bates, the advertising man
for instance. Al has been parking
there regularly and never fails
10 have a dog biscuit in the car
for spot" And the dog has come
10 know AIS car by the sound of
the motor. So when AL went on
vacation, the dog was lost and on
AIS first day back, he met the
car with a happy bark and laid a
frayed. very much used bone on
the running board.
Crosse Pointe Schoolman Bill
Watkins is struggling with his
new duties as president OF that
community's Rotary Club, aided
by his new subofficers. Richard
Maxon, vice president; Robert
ONeil. secretary. and Matthew
Houghton as treasurer.
Jack Ginther. deputy clerk in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

Saturday Evening Post couple
weeks ago of William s. Britain,
one of the first world wars great
est heroes, meant money in the
pocket for him.
Britain, who pulled "the great
est individual feat OF the war
according 10 General Pershing. by
capturing an entire German com
pany single-handed is doing war
work for Nash kclvinator now.
Yesterday he was presented with
the authors check from the Post,
sent TO company official who
supplied the information.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

his two broth
ers in the serv-
ice. Bill has
just been trans
ferred fro
Fort Benning
10 Kelly Field
for pilot train
ing and Dick
already is fly
ing bonbers in
combat.
That thumb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
People You Know
Spot May Become Army Mascot
By LINTON ARKLEs

There's a lot of speculation in
the downtown offices about what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Mr.. BRITAIN

scrapbook of his press notices the
other day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

Jack Ginther. deputy clerk IN
federal court here. is pleased with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
Construction Starts On
 Road (onnetting Haines
 With New Allan Highway

road will provide a second port of entry in Southeast Alaska to the Alcan Highway and will bring the new highway closer to such Alas kan cities as Juneau, Ketchikan, and Sitka."
 Approximately 40 miles of this road, from Haines into the border at Pleasant Camp, already is built This section will probably be used as a base for the new road when. ever possible. Approximately 100 miles more of new road will have to be pushed through before the access road will be completed.
 The Public Roads Administration sent three survey parties over the route as early as last November IT, sending the crews in from both ends. Temporary quarters were thrown up shortly afterwards on the Champagne side of the route, and a great deal of equipment was unloaded on the Haines side.
 Gen. OConnor said last month that the road would be built this winter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
Juneau E!ks Will HaveLadies' Night
 This Saturday Eve

Juneau Elks Lodge APO will have it's first Ladies Night of the win ter social season this Saturday night in the Elks Club and ball. room The open house affair for the ladies, the first of several, will be open only to Elks and their ladies, Chairman L. J. Holmquist announces. Visitors cards will not be honored.
 Men who have applications in for membership, however, have been mailed invitations which must be presented at the door be- fore the prospective members and their ladies will be admitted
 The evening will be formal for the ladies and business suits will be in order for the gentlemen. The celebration will begin at about 9:30 pm There will be dancing and various forms of refreshment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
JUMEAu-DOUGLAS
 GIRLS RESPOND
 T0CALL OF U. S. 0.

Last night the girls of the Juneau Douglas area responded splendidly when called upon by the USO to join with 100000 members of the Girls Service Organization through out the nation in their efforts to provide wholesome recreation for service men. The results of last nights meeting to organize the local GSO unit showed that over seven- ty-five girls were already enrolled. Miss Marjorie Shell was elected tenn porary president to serve throughout the next meeting which will be held Wednesday, December Is at 8 D. m. at the USO Building At that meet ing permanent GSO officers will be elected to serve throughout the coming year.
 Want All Eligible
 The goal of the US0 is to enroll every eligible girl seventeen years of age and over throughout this area in the local Girls Service Organiza- tion. Any girl desiring to join should call R-413 in the evening and signify her intention to join. If she comes within the age limit she will be given membership card, without which she cannot gain ad- mittance to any USO dance. The card will also be accompanied by a golden USO pin.
 The first USO dance will be held Saturday night from g to 12:30 o'clock at the Catholic Parish Hall. The Duck Creek Swing Band will play This will be the first of a series of USO dances. Once each month there will be a formal dance under the direction of the GSO for the service men.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
SOVIET PRISONERS
 OF FINLAND DYING
 FROM STARVATION

BERN, Dec. 10-- The Finnish Le- gation says about l2,000 Russian war prisoners out of 56,000 cap tured by the Films have died since the outbreak of the war in July, l941, and up until July of this year but the number of deaths among the prisoners still held has decreased.
 The Legations statement wa S made in reply to reports that 10000 Russian captives in Finnish hands died from hunger and their emaciated bodies were burned. , The Legations statement says that many of those who died ' CTS yic- tirs of wounds suffered before capture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10

WHITEHORSE, TT, Dec. To- - Brig. Gen. James A. O'Connor commander of the Northwest Ser vice Command, has informed AL aska Delegate Anthony J, Dimond that construction has been started on an access road from Haines Alaska to the Alcan Highway, coming out near Champagne.
 The Generals letter read "The Haines- Champagne road will con- meet Southeast Alaska with the Alcan military road and will be an important step in the development Of the Alaska road network.
 We already have landed crews and equipment at Haines. The
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
CAPT. ]. W. SAWYER CHARTERS D0NJAC
 TO REPLACE BIELBY

Capt. J. w. Sawyeer, who has the mail contract from Juneau to Port Alexander and way ports, has chartered the Donjac, from Jack Burford, to replace the motor ship Bielby on the mail run, it was announced today.
 Capt. Sawyer planned to leave today for the weeks run with mail and passengers. Making the trip, with Capt. and Mrs. Sawyer, are John Holten, Jr., and Johnnie Samuelson, passengers for Peters burg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
HOWARD CASE FAKES
 POSITION HERE WITH
 RA(E'S DRUG. STORE

Howard Case has taken posi- tion with Races Drug Store for the winter months as clerical as- sistant to Monte Grisham, pharma- cist and manager of the store.
 MT. Case arrived here several days ago from Platinum where he has been engaged in mining for the last few years. Mrs. Case and their infant son, William Howard, born recently in Seattle, preceded MT. Case to Juneau to spend the winter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
JOHN MOLTEN, JR.
 LEAVES TODAY ON
 vACAT!0N TRIP

John Holten, Jr., who arrived here few days ago from Sitka where he is employed by Holt's Mems Shop, left today on the boat Donjac, Capt. J. w Sawyer, for Petersburg.
 MT. Holten will visit his family for short time in Petersburg and continue from there to Seattle to spend the balance of six weeks be- fore returning to Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
NATIVE ARMY
 MENACES BACK
 DOOR OF CHINA

CHUNGKING, Dec. 10. The Chinese military spokesman charges Japan with building a native army of 150,o00 men in French Indo- China, with the cooperation of the Vichy French Governor General, Rear Admiral Jean Decoux.
 The spokesman suggested that the do-China native force was trained and commanded by Japanese of- ficers and might be used in cam paign against Chinas back door in the Province of Yunnan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
ST0RES MAY CLOSE
 DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS

There is a possibility that stores and business houses in Juneau will be closed for the entire Christmas holiday weekend, it was learned today
 That would mean that shoppers would have to stock up by Thurs day, December 24, with enough supplies to last until the follow ing Monday. Christmas Day falls on Friday and some storekeepers believe that there will not be enough business on Saturday to warrant staying open.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
E
 CHIEF, NAzI
 ARMY NOW
Gen. Franz HaIder Has Ap pdrentIy Been Vit-
 finn of Purge

BERLIN, Dec. 10. -- A German radio broadcast says Gen. Zeitzler is now Chief of the General Staff of the German Army.
 The Nazi regime apparently took this unusual means of making the first authorized announcement of the change which has been ru- mored previously.
 zeitzler replaced Gen. Franz Halder who for the past several weeks has been one of the army leaders believed marked for purge
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
HIGH COURT
 WON'T ALLOW MINE CLAIM

WASHINGTON, Dec. To- - The Supreme Court of the United States has unanimously upheld $3,475 Federal income tax assessment of 1885 against the Mother Lode Coali- tion Mines Company, Kennecott.
 Both the Board of Tax Appeals and the Second Federal Circuit Court had held that the company was not entitled to depletion all lowance because it was not claimed on the allowance tax return of 1884.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
REMAINS OF VILE
 BE VIEWED TONIGHT

Friends of Albert Vile may view the remains at the Charles w. Carter Mortuary from T to g O. clock this evening The body, will be shipped south for burial in the Jewish Cemetery in Seattle on the next steamer south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-10
U. S. TOTAL CASUALTIES
 ARE 5S,307

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - The cost of year of war to the Unit ed States armed forces totals 58,- BOT casualties, the Office of War Information announced today.
 This number includes dead wounded, missing, imprisoned and those interned in neutral coun- tries. The Army lost 35,678; tn e Navy 4,532 dead, 1879 wounded and 8,636 missing out of the total.