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The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Well the 1--WE goes on when we
situate ourselves to look into the
friendship between Maddie Sta
ton and Wendell Jenkins. He
has formed a regular habit of walk
ing home with her after school.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Mrs. Laura Fox who was oper-
ated On at st. Elizabeth hospital
about two weeks ago and seemed
to be getting along very nicely,
but took a backset from which she
seemed also to be recovering, died
very suddenly Thursday morning.
She recently came to Lincoln and
had made many friends. Her hus
band is an employee of the Burl-
ington railroad. Her remains
was shipped to her home in Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

The Boys Sextette made In af-
ternoon appearance at the first
Presbyterian Church at 18th and
K Sunday March Is. The group
included the following boys, Ern-
est Wilson tenor, Cecil whitebear
George Butcher and Aaron Know
les bass, Gardner Brown and John
Reed 1st bass. MI. Harrison Mil
Ter Director and lead.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

The Mary Stewart Ligglns
wedding shower was really Oh the
solid side Saturday night. Among
the fine records played was the
fine Blues in the Night" by Jim
my L~unceford. The good Kicka-
boo Juice made everyone joyful.
The gifts were beautiful. Every
studd had a fine time.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Good lookin' as he is, it was e.
bout time he got down to buzz
ness; Leroy Johnson, who is mad
about Katherine Specie is really
on for a solid couple.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Mrs. Delma Woods has return
ed home from the hospital where
she underwent a serious operation
The family and many friends Of
the family are happy over her
safe return home.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

The Negro citizens of Lincoln
are still in a progressive mood
Mr.. T. Woods Secretary of the
Urban League of Lincoln assisted
by Rev. Trago T. McWilliams has
arranged for a State Wide Urban
League Conference, to be held here
in Lincoln in the new $1,000 Urb-
an League building for one day,
which viii be Saturday, March
18th. The location is 203O S ST.
The purpose of the meeting is to
study interracial social actions and
Nebraska Negroes participation in
war and post war programs. There
will be delegates from Aurora,
Falls City, Wahoo, Beatrice, Grand
Island, Hastings, Columbus, No-rh.
Platte, Fremont, Schuyler, SCOTS
bluffs. Alliance, Nebraska City an
Omaha.
1t is hoped that as many Of
race as well can attend this meet
ing. Mr.. M. t. Woods has been
called to Kansas City to an Urb-
an League meeting, where the
were ten middle western leagues
represented. Mr.. Woods will op-
IN the discussion On Negro partic-'
ipation in protective and morale
services of the Civilian Defense
program. The conference theme,
will be Ngro employment in war
and victory program.
The Urban League Executive
Advisory Committee met Tuesday
evening. Rev. o. j. Burckhardt is
president, Clayton Lewis. Secy.
Some very important measures
were discussed which pertain to
signs of discrimination shown on
the part Of some of those who arc
in charge Of defense projects.
Those present at said meeting
Were Rev. Trago T. McWilliams.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

It's a fact-at last Clarence
Morris is a leader among men. He
actually has several followers who
are really on. males of course.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Visiting the city this week was
Mrs. Mildred Thomas and daugh-
ter Shirley Ann Of Omaha and Mr.
G. Walker of Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Seems strange to hear Jack H.
reply fare for l pleaz, at the
Ritz" course he must be a bach
elor now. Eth?
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Congratulations to Jesse McClen
ton and Katie Beesley who will
soon be welded in holy matrimony
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Birthday greetings goes to Sally
Wells, March 16, 1912. Well let
the cats decide how young she is.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Ernest Wilson was the high
point man when the basketball
season ended. The team won 9
gaems and lost two.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Harrison Miller, who will con
duct a chorus at the New Urban
League Community Center's ded-
icatory services is asking all per
sons interested in joining the
group to meet at the Center 1929
U, Thursday evening, March 26,
at 7:30.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Clayton Lewis, Executive Secy NJ.
T. Woods of the Urban League,
Nimrod Ross, George Evans. VIII
liam Woods, Wyette Williams.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

GIRLS
ON THE
STREETS


When you see the hep cats lean
ing up against posts with those
large pegs, and that sport outfit
on-and the chicks wearing open
colorful ground grippers-throw-
ing off those tired OF winter wraps
for the chubbies.
The Basketball season closing
other sorts of recreation places
opening-the bluebirds singing
There you are Those are the signs
of spring.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21
GRnnyMss
@Nh e Says.
"Skimt to Beat SkHnk"

ITO bleach yeIlowed linens.
~ you may need nothing more
than sunshine you leave extra
moisture in the material, after
final rinsing. The damPer the
fabric-the better the job Old Sol
will do In bleachingl
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

A covered dish luncheon was
held at Quinn Chapel Church last
Friday, March 13, many attended.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Don Beck, former Lincolnist.
left last Monday for California to
live with his brother.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Oliver Hodges has the torch
burning for Harriet Green. He
said no knife could cut their love
in 2.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21
u NOTICE

CHURCH NOTICE
Church of God %. T ST., Rev.
Robert Moody, Pastor, Sunday
School at 10 a. m. Preaching at
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

eph Ganshorn, treasurer, Esther
C~hallenberg organist. You will 81
ways find a hearty welcome and
if you come once, you will be back
again.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

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The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21
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The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

Leon Wallace keeps the avenue
mighty hot pebbling up and down
it with some square from Della
ware.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

be in practice when Unc Sam gets
you in his clutches.
Bernice M. was rather lonesome
for simetime because Unc Sam
stepped in and took her heart, but
now she has forgiven him because
someone else has took his place.
Well, that's all this week .
YOUR Week to week,
COTS.
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21
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The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

NEWS

BY JOHN REED
SAB South goth ST. Phone 5-7S5o
The Omaha guide., 1942-03-21

STOMP Stomp-That's whau
Bob Floyd does when he dances.
He dances as though he has
springs in his feet.
A certain Shudd in the other end
of town is checking up On his saw
ings now adays. getting rather
tight. Almost lost 2 years friend
ship over a silver dollar piece.
A. D. Meehan. lis that fellow
with a smile on his face and a
personality that is solid as a CYL
inder. Keep is up A. d. SOS you'll
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

Volvi6 sobre sus pasos, v, CO.
mo una loca, corri6 sobre aque-
LA acera hasta alcanzar al do
mador, al que cogi6 furiosamen
te por un hombro.
Dimitri Sc detuvo, miranda a
la enci como mira un elefante
a un insecto que Sc atraviesa en-
su canine.
Pero los ojos de la marquesa
echaban llamas.
De nuevo habia caido Ague.
da en- aquella sima de ignomi-
MIA y de miseria, que parecia
ser ell terreno aprop6sito para
que germinara su alma de lodo.
Y, apretando los dientes, es-
trechando a Dimitri entire sus
brazos, sin preocuparse de las
gentes que cruzaban, murmur6,
a borbotones, con la voz incon-
fundible de la passion moral:
No te iras, lilo Dyes bien?..
mo te ir$s dc mi lsdOI,,,, lNO
La gaceta., 1942-01-12
CONCEDIDA UNA DISTIN-
CION AL PELOTER HANK


New York, Enero 12.-El ca
pitulo neoyorquino de la Asocia
ci6n de Escritores de Baseball,
otorg6 aver a Hank Greenherg,
el famoso pelotero, una distin-
ci6n especial por "~servicios ex-
traordinarios a la pelota orga-
nizada."
Una plaza lie sera dada a
G~reenberg, ell domingo l de fe-
brero, por Charles Segar, presi
dente de esa association.
81 el no puede concurrir, la
plaza Sc lie entregara a un re-
presentante del ejercito.
Greenberg habfa sido licencia
d y al ocurri rel ataque a Pear
Harbor, decide reingresar en-
las fuerzas armadas. Tiene 2e
amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12
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DEPORTES
PANCHO SEGURA Y KRA-
MER VENCIERON EN- LOS
DOBLES
Krame~ gdn6 Ell campeondto
de Simples

Ell torneo de tennis" Dixie
finaliz6 aver y Jack Kramer, el
fuerte joven de California, ga
no ell campeonato de simples y
junto con Pancho Segura ell
campeonato de dobles.
Kramer jugo ell partido final
frente a Wayne Sabin y proper
cion6 a este una humillante de-
rrota. La anotaci6n fue de 60,
60 Y 6-3.
Luego, en- compania de Segu
"a, i~ntervino de manera princi-
pal en- la derrota de Sabin y
Gardnar Mulloy.
Nash Higgins, supervisor de
recreo de la ciudad de Tampa,
entreg6 a Kramer una artistica
copa.
Pauline Betz, la bella rubia
de Rollins, conquist6 de nuevo Ia
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

quiero yo, no 10 quiero..... eres
MIC, y yo disputar6 a.. esa O.
tra!, Dime que no, dime que
no tie marchas de mi ladol..
/ Vente, ventel.. iVamos para
allil
Tiraba de 81, en- direction a
la plaza de Espaha y Ell Corso
Alpine, en- direction contrario a
la Via Doria, para impedir que
ell amado pudiese volver a Ia
pension donde lie esperaba la
rusa
Il C6mo?-dijo blandamen-
te Dimitri-. iVoy a almorzarl
iAd6nde Quieres que vaya aho-
ra contigo?
i Vente, vente!.. iAlmorza.
remos juntOs! iTengo qua ha.
b~larte."., tengo que hablarte
de algo muy importante de
10 que quiza dependan para
siempre nuestras vidas!....
FL russo acabd por oedsr,
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

Vic una fila de taxis, junto
al palacio Colonna.
Y va iba a saltar al primero,
cuando la marquesa sc sinti6
cogida por un brazo.
La mujer Sc volvi6 con una
rapidez de reptil pisado.
Horror!
Dimitri estaba a su lado.... y
lie %sonreia.
5IC6mo?..- 5T1?..-dijo
Agueda desasiendose de aquella
mano que ahora la parecia la
mas impura de la terra.
It De d6nde vienes?-pre-
gunt6 ell russo muy serene.
DE tn pension. De la pen
sion Cosmopolita.
-IY a que has lido alli?-in-
quirio ahora Ell gahan con aire
amenazador.
IA que he ido?.... IA bus
cartel. iPero ahora te odio,
no QuierO verte, Quitate de mi
La gaceta., 1942-01-12
TONIC TERCBRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
iPor Que no volver al ladC

jPor que no volver al lado
de Pepe..., implorar su perd6n,
reconocer su error horrible?
Pope era bueno.
Pope era un santo... y la per-
donarfa.
Y ella podria rehacer su vi
da....
Ell mundo perdona Y olvida
en- seguida, sobre TODD cuando
Ell pecador es un Millionaire, CO
mo lie ocurria a ella.
Iba a dirigirse a un hotel.
Iba a descansar, pues ahora.
con la reacci6n Sc daba cuenta
de su grade de agotamiento y
de fatiga.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

Y los dos bajaron ell Corso
Emmanuel, cogidos del brazo,
como dos novios.
Agueda, que va hemos dichO
que eonoeia perfectamente &c
nova torci6 luego hacia Ia IL
qulerda en- direction al puerto.
busco una calle perdida, la
Gale de Controvento, y empuj6
ia puerta de un restaurant fire.
euentado por capitanes de bar
co y gente del puerto.
La marquesa misma gui6 ha-
cia una de las mesas del fondo.
en- an rine6n donde apenas ha-
bia luz.
I cuando los dos estuvieron
hSt@iados frente a frente, la
impura comenz6 a decir a 81
amante' con voz apasionada de
violonchelo:
-lAhOra vOy a szpousrts Ia
La gaceta., 1942-01-12
Sc LIE HA OFRECIDO OTRA
PELEA A TOMMY M

Ell empresario Jim Crockett,
de Charlotte, Carolina del Nor
tie, lie ha ofrecido a Tommy Go
mez, ell popular pdgil tampefio,
una pelea a diez asaltos con
Carlisle Thompson, soldado des
tacado en- San Luis, Missouri.
Frank La Marque, ell empire
sario local, lie ha brindado a Go
mez varios encuentros.
Eel gladiator gallego Claudio
Villar, muy estimado en- Tam.
pa, insiste en- pedir un match
con ell soldado de Banding, "a
hiiado" de Jose Leto.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12
EN- Ell CANEDRClMO DE
SPRINGS

I'm programa de once carrie
ras Sc ofrecera hoy en- Ell Cane
dromo de Sulphur Springs.
iParticiparan en- la novena
carrera, la mas importante de
la noche, los notables ejempla-
res Who's Boy, Suwanee, Just
Rebel, Dainty Ann, Grady, O.
limpic y My Judy.
hos 30 saldra de la GAIA
ndmero l y figura entire los ia
voritos.
La octava carrera sera de
SIS de milla y aparecen ms
criptos Cactus Kate, LAlam'S
Winsome, Spence, K onoco
John, Sky Dust, Swift Gal,
Ping Pong y Service.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12
SCOTT PELEARA CON
KOZICK EN- SARASOTA

Sarasota, Enero, 12.-Bud-
dy Scott, campe6n del peso com
pleto en- Ell Sur, peleara esta no.
che, en- la Arena local, con Jim
my Kozick, de Philadelphia,
Kozick tiene una notable eje-
cutoria como pdgil amateur"
Procede del este y Sc lie acredi-
tara Is victorias conseutivas.
Soft oStenta una victoria por
tNocaut sobre Tommy Gomez,
de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

Ell comisionado de Atletismo,
Frank S. Coskey, anunci6 la for
maci6n de una sociedad de CO.
misionados de boxeo de los es-
tados de Nueva Inglaterra.
La presidira ell comandante
Samuel O. Smith, de Boston.
Los comisionados haran una
lista de campeones, tomando
por base Ell sistema de la Aso-
ciaci6n Nacional de Boxeo.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12
JEFFRA CON
SPEARY

Toronto, Canada, Enero IL.
-El empresario Joach Allen
anunci6 aver que Harry Jeffra,
de Baltimore, excampeon del
peso de puma, peleara aqui, ell
dfa 10, con Billy Speary, de
Nanticoke, estado de Pennsyl-
vania.
Jeffra vendra en- compania
de Jack Dempsey, ell excampe6n
uno de los directories.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

victoria, por tercera vez en- los
dltimos tres amos.
La victoria de Kramer sobre
Sabin Sc produjo en- q minutes
Miss Betz tuvo que rendir su
mayor habilidad para derrotar
a Doris Hart, una muchacha de
16 amos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12
Gomez, segdn sus amigos, fir

Gomez, seg1n sus amigos fir
mara un contrato para pelear
con Claudio Villar.
Durante los dfas de Navidad
estuvo enfermo, ~padeciendo u
ma affection de la garganta.
"Yo creo, dijo en- la mahana
de hoy, que aceptar6 Ell match
con Villar. Espero ell consejo
de Joe Leto, mi director.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12
M ESTA DE
VISTA EN- TAMPA

Arrib6 aver a esta ciudad ell
soldado Tommy Gomez, notable
boxeador del peso complete y
protegido del coronel Homer
Hesterly.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

La han huscado a Billy Conn,
aspirante la corona de jesse
Luis, una pelea facil. Henry
Cooper sera ell contrario del ex-
campe6n de las It's libras.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

Billy Soose, que hace pocos
dias decline la corona del peso
mediano, Sc batira manana en-
Cleveland, Ohio, con Jimmy
Bivins.
Sooseespera ~conquistar ell tro
no que Conn ocupara y retar
mas tarde a Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

vista!.,.. Me has enganado CO.
me un miserable! l..
FL russo Sc encogi6 de hom-
bros, diciendo cazurramente:
ii o haberte enganadol....
decir til tonterias! lYo ha-
Der sido Ell enganado! h.. Pero 81
quieres marcharte, YES, palom0
mia! Yo no retener a ninguna
mujer que no querer ser a mi
lado. iAdios!
o.
Giro en- redondo.
va Sc marchaba.
Entonces, Agueda, por uno
de esos fen6menos inexplica-
bleS de la passion, del amor que
enloquece, divide en- este ms
tante cuanto Iba sintiendo mo-
mentos antes, sus ansias de re-
generation, sus deseos de verse
perdonada por 81 marido, sus
mobiles prop6sitos de limpiar su
vida de miserias...
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

Ell viernes por la noche, en-
la Madison Square Garden, el
excampe6n del peso welter,
Fritzie Zivic, Sc batira con ell
famoso negrito Ray Robinson.
Espera Robinson alcanZar stl
vigesime octava victoria conse-
cutiva. Tendra ell match" un II
mite de IL asaltos.
Wendell Wilkie visit6 a Jo-
Sc Luis, ell campe6n, en- ell ca
merino de este.
Ell gladiator Sc emocion6 y
dijo: Me guSta ser campe6n
porque le da a uno oportunidad
de hablar con personals asi.
A~SOCIAOION DE COMISIO-
NADOS DE X
Hartford, Conn.,, Enero 12.-
La gaceta., 1942-01-12
CON LOS GUANTES

Tommy Gomez parece decidi-
do a pelear con Claudio Villar.
Ell ~"gallego" es fuerte, habil y
resistente.
Suponemos que Ell soldado de
Banding Sc encuentra en- per-
fectas condolences fisicas.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

Y manana mismo, quiza esta
miSma noche, emprenderia ell
rereso a Espaha, IRA a Barcelo-
ma, ira a Madrid, buscaria a
su marido, y Sc arrojaria a sus
pies, implorando su perd6n y su
gracia.
Una Erase que habia leido en-
no recordaba que libro saltaba
ahora en- la mente de la mar
quesa con caracteres de fuego:
e El peor marido, es mejor que
ell mejor amante! "...
Era verdad.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

Buddy Scott Sc anuncia como
campe6n del Sur, en- la catego-
riaa del peso complete.
Gomez lie quito a Marshall la
corona" y Scott Sc la "arreba-
to" a Tommy.
lPero... ell muchacho latino Sc
"acost6" a 81 mismo. Llevaba
considerable ventaja hasta que
las fuerzas Sc lie agotaron, en-
pocos minutes, y los puhetazos
de Scott lie "derribaron".
Ash opinaba y opina nuestro
companero Miguel Lorente, un
perito de veras.
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

Agueda miro en- torno, como
una persona que despierta.
Estaba en- ell Corso Emma
nuele.
-Cerca de aqui esta Ell Ho-
tel Astoria-se dijo-. Voy a
instalarme en- 81, a deseansar.
IS a yer 81 me purifieo de cosas
inmundas y miserias....
La gaceta., 1942-01-12

"a eerb6dlc0 em ldi0xaS E1ps&e.
- mas circulaci6n en- Tampa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-27
ORA, JUNEAU CHAPTER,
 ON ACTIVE DUTY

With the call of Lieut.. R. H. Williams to active duty in the US. Army, practically every mem- Der of the Juneau Chapter, Re- serve Officers Association, is now on active duty. One or two are engaged in vital defense work, but the others are with the armed forces in various parts of this country and abroad.
 The organization was formed in December, 1887, and received it's charter on March g, 1888. Group classes were formed as soon as organization was completed to study army subjects. This was continued as long as sufficient members remained in Juneau to make it possible.
 Lieut.. Williams was the first President of the Juneau Chapter md others serving during the ac- tive life of the organization were Major William c. Walthers, Capt. Edward F. Vollert and Lieut.. War ren c. Eveland.
 Other members of the Juneau Chapter are It. Abraham I. Le- vine, It. Milton A. Lagergren, It. John E. Murphy, It. Courtland O. Brooks, It. Michael J. Lynch, It. Joe H. Silliken, It. Richard Rees, It. Curt Bredt, Jr., It. Vance M. Blackwell, It. John Steele Gull oertson, It. Ray J. Gregory, LU. Gordon T. Ferguson, It. Theodore k. Danielson and It. George C.. Penny.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-27
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
NEW SCHEDULE, RATES
 FOR BUS LINE OKEYED

The Douglas City Council at the regular meeting last night had for consideration a new schedule pre- sented by Channel Bus Lines ac- cording to franchise given by the voters of the town when the com pany was first organized.
 Having recently changed hands the new owners planned revision of schedule and rates to meet changed conditions as they are at present, and received the nec- essary approval of the council to make the change.
 Little change other than elimi- nation of perhaps two round trips daily is noticeable in the new schedule. The rates show $1 per month increase for regular com muters and about five cents on the single round trip
 Among other matters taken up at the meeting was disposal of the Greiner cottage, condemned as a fire hazard by the Fire Depart ment and City Clerk Kilburn was instructed to communicate with the owners of the property for author ity to have the building removed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-27
Scholarship Ball
 Is Scheduled by
 BPW for Saturday

Plans for the fourteenth annual Scholarship Ball of the Business and Professional Womens Club, to be held this Saturday night in the Elks Ballroom, are rolling right along, as a work party was held by club members last night iii the basement of the Episcopal Church preparing the decorations
 The ball is given annually to raise. money to help some girl take advanced study after graduation from high school. This year, schol- arship money is to be used to aid training of girls in secretarial work, because of the special need for more workers in that field now.
 A Halloween theme will be used for the dance, and jack-o-lanterns, pumpkins. black cats, and all the other Halloween accoutrements will be much in evidence.
 Both modern and old-t time danc- ing will be featured during the eve- ming, and few good square dances are being brushed up by the orchestra and will be called off during the party.
 Tickets are on sale all this week at Garnick's Grocery, the Hayes Shop and the Forget-Me-No Shop
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-27
CARD PARTY SERIES

The Ladies Auxiliary of Douglas Aerie IF, Fraternal Order of Eagles decided at their regular meeting last night to give a pulp lie card party on the evening of November 6. Tables for contract, pinochle and whist will be offered for the pleasure of those attend ing. If sufficient interest is shown, the party will be considered the first of a series of three similar events and grand awards will be given in addition to awards for the separate parties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-27
SUNR|SES

For the benefit of duck hunters, the following are the times of sunrises and sunsets for the next few days:
 Wednesday, Oct. 2S Sunrise 8:02 am, sunset .20p pm.
 Thursday, Oct. 29 Sunrise 8:05 am, sunset 5:18 pm.
 Friday, Oct. 30 Sunrise 3:07 am, sunset 5:15 pm.
 Saturday, Oct. 3I Sunrise 8:09 am, sunset 5:13 pm.
 Sunday, Nov. l Sunrise SIP am, sunset 5:l1p pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-27
WO0DLEY PLANE BRINGS IN EIGHT
 FROM WESTWARD

Bringing eight passengers from the Westward, a Woodley Airways plane, piloted by Don Glass, ar rived late yesterday.
 Those arriving from Anchorage were P. L. Moen, Leo Lowery, James Schupp, Jack Hersee, For est Johnson, Richard Emmons, Howard Oberg and Bishop Fitz- gerald.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-27
FAMILIES MOVING

John Cashen and family today are preparing to move to Juneau to occupy their own home there. Succeeding them as new tenants at the Kilburn Apartments, MT. and Mrs. Frank Pettygrove removed there yesterday from the Reinikka cottage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-27
Nationwide Battle
 Against Industrial
 Accidents Now Waged
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plants accident proof, but it won't get them far if they can't stir ur the individual workers to a sense of personal responsibility.
 The National Safety Council is raising a S5,0OO,OOO war chest just for the purpose of campaignine against accidents on the industrial front.
 What the council wants to do and the Army. too, is make every war worker a safety bug" If they could cut the 10000 killed and permanently injured rate for the year in half, it would be home front victory that would be felt from Chungking to Stalingrad the long way round,