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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-28
JUNEAU TEAM WINS; KEEPS SLATE CLEAN.
Jensen HurIs Outfit 10 Easy Victory Over Soldiers
 Last Evening

Juneau took undisputed posses sion of the Gastineau Channel League last night by defeating the Dodgers 12 to g. Mark Jensen went ! the distance for the Juneau team as his teammates blasted w. Miller out of the box with a six-run bar rage in the third inning and Dick David took over for the rest of the game.
 Juneau got two runs in the first, six in the third two in the fourth, two in the sixth. They collected the dozen counters on nine hits as the Dodgers made five errors.
 The Dodgers scored one in the first, one in the third, two in the fourth and one in the fifth.
 Juneau drew first blood in the first on as sweet a hit and run deal as you'd want to see. Naugh- ton doubled and stole third. Me Dermott struck out. MacSpadden was hit by a pitched ball and stole second. Jensen then laid down a perfect bunt, scoring Naughton and sending MacSpadden to third where he later scored on a passed ball.
 Juneau's siX-run bombardment came in the third. Corcoran start ed it off as he was safe on first on an error by Miller, Dodger pitch CT who dropped an infield fly Naughton walked. McDermott was safe at first, after sacrificing, on a bad toss by Miller and Corcoran and Naughton scored.
 Then MacSpadden singled, send ing McDermott to third, and went to second on the throw home. Jen- sen then smashed a single into center field to score both men. Jensen stole second and went to third as Sturrock grounded out to the pitcher Dick David was sent in to relieve Miller and walked Nelson who stole second. Daniels then singled Jensen home, but Nelson was thrown out on the same play by the Dodger catcher who whipped the home throw back to third. Daniels stole second and later scored on an error by the Dodger third baseman.
 Sturrock homed for the Juneau outfit in the sixth inning, scoring Jensen ahead of him after the Ju- neau pitcher had reached first on an error
 ! The Dodgers collected eight hits off Jensen who walked only one man, but the Juneau hurler scat tered the hits out.
 The Dodgers appear again Fri day night in a contest with the Spare Parts. The box score fol- lows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-28
BLAKELY IN ST. LUCIA
 PORT NOW
Destroyer Arrives Safely After Atfaek by Sub-
 marine Pack

ST. LUCIA, British West Indies, May 28-The United States De- stroyer Blakeley reached port here last night after coming safely through an attack by a wolfpack of subs which precipitated the naval battle in which the Blake . ley was crippled by torpedo in the first submarine attack off the Island of Martinique last Monday.
 The Blakeley was making the 20 mile run from Fort De France to this port under her own power. When the attack was detailed, the outcome of the battle had not been disclosed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-28
Relief for Millions of
 Small Manufacturers Is
 Promised in Legislation
(Continued from Page One)

from the Army, Navy and Maritime Commission and farm them out to the small manufacturers.
 It also will not confine its ac- tiviries wholly to arms producing firms but to thousands of others who produce and distribute clothing, food and many other things for that paster civilian force that is backing up the Army in the field and in training.
 It sounds simple It should give relief to hundreds of distressed communities. It has been long time coming
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-28
Dodgers
Summary

oAppSo 1OA A|oNAN III OtNCllUll. Summary
 Home run-Sturrock. Two base hits-Hale 2, w. Miller, Naughton, Struck out-by Miller 3, by David 3, by Jensen TO- Bases on balls off David l, off Jensen l. Hit by pitcher-MacSpadden by w. Miller. Sacrifice hits-Jensen, Jacovski. Left on bases-Juneau 4, Dodgers 6. Stolen bases-Naughton, Me Dermott, Jensen 2, Nelson, Daniels, Sartoro, Hale, Fleming, Jacovski, w. Miller. Passed ball-Vaigento Innings pitched-by w. Miller 2 I/3, by David 2i3. Hits--off Miller 3, off David 6. Umpire-"Grassy' Lowe. Scorer-Jack Langseth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-28
ADvENTI5TS LAND BUYING
 BILL IS up

WASHINGTON, May 26. = The Senate has approved legislation authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to sell 4212 acres of land in the Bristol Bay region to the North Pacific Conference of the Association of Seventh Day Adven- tists at SIPS an acre.
 The minerals in the land will be reserved for the United States. The bill will now go to the House.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-05-28
NOTICE TO MOTOR VEHICLE
 DRIVERS.

No passenger vehicle shall exceed a speed of more than forty miles per hour and no truck or other freight carrying vehicle shall ex- eeed a speed of more than thirty miles per hour on any of the roads or highways of Alaska.
 TERRITORIAL BOARD OF ROAD COMMISSIONERS
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
Dis @aiisafsexaS

leidt nlein ansel5ug par, - erft als
oas gnoe Der 2eine IN Siht TOM, emf
oedte id. bob feiu Yfeifhem nno aud
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perfoblte @noe oer Shnur CAB mir
aufihlubiiber oie llriade: Die Sianl-
me Der Serge batte Die Sbmur onrb-
gebrannt nno oas Hfeifden iamt Der
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lailen.
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ihredte' MIDI ieoob feinesipees bon
ipeiteren Beriuben ab. Bon Nenem
ipnnoertc bic brennenoe Rerae bin
nnter, aber - 0 tpeb - bon Der
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gen6s au entoeden, nno nod laneem,
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be. aber tpie angenebm mar id iiber-
raidt. als init ibr auiammen aud bas
i6lner5oou permibte, idon als ber=
loren anfaegebene fleine Snitrument
eribien: es flebte feit on Dem nntc-
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mein Si9nalpfeifden gefallen ,lnb oils
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oen, 10 oab mir ein sliidliber gu
!, fan bradte, noa,t mir meine @eibid=
Iidfeit nibt 5m belfen permobt bate.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
(Gortiesung ,fol9t)
Seron aaiter, cine Ssr alten &mItAss
jtGtten Der Sdweia

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iiber onf oaB bas lobli6e Stift nm
oas ssobr 1900 cine Nenge @ihen-
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fault babe. Mlsoonm ieien Die atpei
beriibmten gborltublibniser Meldier
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anoere berrli6en 8infel oer Sbmeia
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- Otto 6ellmut 2ienert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
19. &apiteI
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gerIud MAIDEN iab, bos auf allen
laitenoe Diiiter irsenoiuie au erbeilen
uno ebenio audi oas eritemal, oaB i'd
oie brei @eidmiiter auianmen iob.
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mung brahten mid mebr aus Der
6afiung, als i6 mir ielber eingeiteben
ipollte, nmiomebr, als iie feinen er-
aipungenen ionoern einen ourba,,s
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Qoreen ldheln6 az mir iaete:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

iie iid bon elmer ihiperen 2aTt befreit
fiiblten, nno ipenn bies Der Jan NOR
nun, itete 8ereitfhaft lit SoS
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Die 8adiamfeit einihlummert, ee-
tpinnt Ger Seino feline Sieee. Selbit
auf Die @efabr bin, mid laherlih az
MAIDEN, tpollte ib oas 8iiifo einer
Sdmfbung meieen. Amelia Butter.
iportb batte INNER nod bic Aneen
melt auf.
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5britten in oem @auie nidt eefolet.
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geben unb fommen, tpie id IT tfe,
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lden bon gutter @r5iebune eteene Dis.
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nidt, nm mid au iibermoden, ionbern
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lianls 3inl1er, uno oas fd)ien ipenn
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merfte uno oen Sorias fabte, bort
ein5ntreten, iobalo iid) mir cine &c.
leeenbeit bieten ipiiroe. =,
(Sortiebuna folat)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
Sm 4arabies

uSrisben, ipie lanee paren Aoart
uno @pa im 8arabies 2"
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nit reif."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

llebernatiirlibe bod inS Banfen &c.
raten, Jrdulein 8ntter,portb2 San,
nab bat mir erSdblt, bob Sic mabreno
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ipeaitiiden 8einde beimeeiudt NOR.
ben ieie,l."
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germ" ipar meine porlibtige, elm tpe-
mig piquierte anttport. ,,Benn i'd mir
eas gersniieen made, BON einem be.
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Observation-Disclosures, 6ie BORT au finben
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
Se;fssd, Sen n. .Mai 1912

bal0 nit ben Iingen NGoben am
5riibihidstii1 5uiommenaufomnlen,
ann oaan aus 6eren Benebrnem fblie-
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fiirhtungen getouldt nno mir OILS
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bent Shliifiel nno aae iid oaraus
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fadben ait balten.
Sd IieB mid surd meine Miin-
fhe aber nibt bapon abbalte,l, erlt
cine iebr brineenbe 8flibt au erfiiaen.
@rpce batte mir onfs Drin9enoite~ oHs
per5 eelest, Die fleine Sienalpfeife.
ipeld]e er mir seianot, Gag nno ssaht
BET mir au traeen, uno id) fiirhtete,
oaB er mid nit nollem 8ehte taoeln
fonnte, ipenn ih niht iebr enereilh
beriud)te, bas perlorene sssnitrnment
ipieoer at erlaneen. @ie id oies aber
Obne geeienete 9ilfsmittel fertig brin-
gen tpiiroe, mar mir porldufig nod
ein Hatiel. Sd tpubte ia, ipo bas
Sfeiffen ipar, fonnte es aber nid)t
einnal ieben, aeidpeige oenn errei-
den. Hatlos lieB id) meine aueen
bur6 oas 3immer idpeifen, als mein
8lif plotlib onf etmas fiel, bas id
in oer perganaenen Naht i6meralid
bermibt bate: elm nod eutes, rnabee=
branntes Strei6bol5, bas nabe Dem
Senlter auf oem 8oben lag. llnb cine
begreiflihe Soeenperbinblng bra6te
mir ben @infal, cine Serge an5uaiin=
ben nno bieielbe an elmer Shnur in
sas 2ob binab5ulaiien.
gtidts madt mid nerp0ier als bas
8elpubtiein, oaB auf eine,l geipartet
miro, aber bas Yfeifden ml,Bte ih
baberl, 10 prilnitip aild sic mir at
@ebote ltebenoen Silfsmittel iparen
W'cine Goilettenartifel iiberblidenb,
,pdblte id) mir aus benielben aiuei
GoriettId)niire (es flingt eigentlih
ein ipellig llniGidlid, oieIelben at er=
ipabnerI aber ib BIN tros meiner, ipie
idD ipobl iagen barf, itets taOelloien
3uriidbaltilna nibt pride, ,no anoe-
re Sdniire bate. id eben nibt) nnb
einen Shnbfnopfer iperben Sic
iaeelt, aber leioer beiaB id einen
folden nidbt, 90 ih altmooiiden
Sdniiriduben treu geblieben bin. SD
nabm alio tatt befien bas 1lniperialz
initrument, pelbes nns 1ranen I'M
mer 5ur Berfiigung itebt - cine
9aarnabel.
Neine Mbiibt mar, aMerit Die
brennenoe Serge in oas Sod binab=
snlafien, nno oaan, nahbem ib felt
sefteflt batte, no Die Hfeife lag, OIL
elmer a,peiten Stbnnr nit Ser ,,,nge-
begenert 8aarnaoel nod berielben 5u
aneeln. @eoaht, eetan. @s banerte
nibt Iange, bis bas brennenoe 2idt
eliiefIid) auf bem Boben bes Codes
aneelanet nor uno mir aeiste, tuo Dos
Hfeifden Iih befano Alsbalo mar
alld bie ,lmgebogene Saarnaoel bin
abgelaTen, ,,no 9urra! - lie
bofte iid) in bas 0'llnoitiid bes flei=
nen Snitrnments' elm. Sect aalt es
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einen redlt I1herIihen MnbIif aeboz
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-26
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by the City Clerk of the City of Anchorage at Anchorage, Alaska, until 200 P M. April 27, 1942 for the construction of Water Distribution Facilities for the City of Anchorage, Alaska, and will then and there be opened and publicly read aloud. Bids received after the time fixed for opening will not be considered.
 Plans, specifications and form of contract documents may be exam ined at the City Engineers Office, at Anchorage, Alaska, J. G. Shepard, D. P. w. Representative, Juneau, Alaska, Pacific Builder & Engineer, Arcade Building, Seattle, Washing ton, and Associated General Con- tractors, Seattle, Washington and a set of said plans, specifications, and forms may be obtained at the office of the City Engineer, Anchorage, Alaska, upon a deposit of 5000.
 The full amount of deposit for one set of documents will be return ed to each actual bidder within reasonable time after receipt of bids Other deposits will he refunded with deduction not exceeding the actual cost of'reproduction of the drawings, upon the return of all documents in good condition within 30 days after the date of opening bids.
 Each bid shall be accompanied by certified check, cashiers check or bid bond with authorized surety company as surety) made payable to the owner in amount not less than 5% of the amount of bid.
 The City of Anchorage reserves the right to reject any or all bids. and to waive informalities.
 No bidder may withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening thereof, or before award of contract, unless said award is delayed for a period exceeding 30 days
 R. M. MILLS, City Clerk,
 City of Anchorage, Alaska. First publication, March 25. 1942. Last publication, March 27, 1942.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-26
! pERIL5 'ARE(ARRIED,
 SWING TIME
Jitterbugging Has Danger Features = Eskimo Is
 [ Given Odd Name
By GEORGE TUCKER

NEW YORK, March 26-Outsidt of an occasional dislocated hip foi too much jitterbugging l never thought modern swing carried many perils. Now Les Hite, the wei known Negro band leader, dis abuses this complacency with g few choice incidents out of his own experience.
 T used to get colds in my left ear all the time" he says, be cause l sat next to an accordion ist whose instrument leaked and blew cold air into my ear"
 Anything really gory?
 "YeS," says Hite, "violinists have been known to lose their eyesight because of split catgut, and trombonists have inflicted brain concussions by violently extending their slides against the skulls of musicians sitting in front of them I used to know vibraphonist, with Benny Goodman, who came in out of the rain and almost electro cuted himself by touching the 7el- ectric instrument before he was dry Once the strings of a bull fiddle snapped and knocked the fiddler unconscious. Walter Gross, the CBS conductor, broke his col lar bone when the lid of grand piano fell on him. You gotta be careful if you fool around with that stuff. Swing, I mean. It's dynamite. I play sax"
 When The Invaders" opened at the Capitol in New York they hoped to have the stars on hand. It seems that openings go much better when you have stars than otherwise. But pretty soon some trouble developed. They couldn't get Laurence Oliver because that actor is with the RAF. They couldn't get Leslie Howard because he is in London They couldn't get Raymond Massey because lie couldn't leave an assignment in Hollywood, and they couldn't get Glynis Johns because she was on location.
 What to do? Somebody thought
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-26
MERIT SYSTEM
 EXAMINATIONS z
 ARE COMING UP
Applications May Be Made
Now 7 Three Depart mentS Involved
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Merit examinations for positions with the Territorial Department oi Health, Territorial Department oi Public Welfare, and the Alaska Un- employment Compensation Com mission were announced in Junear today by Curtis G. Shattuck. Su- pervisor of the Alaska Merit System The Alaska Merit System is g personnel plan, similar to the U s. Civil Service, set up by the three Territorial agencies in con- pliance with the Federal Social Security Act. N
 Positions for which assembled ex- aminations are announced are as follows: Senior Clerk-$155 to $18E per month"; Clerk -Stenographer-- $155 to $185; Clerk -Typist $40 to $155; Junior Accountant--$l8 to S2l5; Accountant = $215 to $245; Manager--$l85 to $215; and Senior Interviewer - $155 to $185. Unas- sembled examinations will be held for positions of Supervisor of Child Welfare Services-S245 to $290; and for Child Welfare Services Worker and Department of Public Welfare Representative-$185 to $215.
 Applications for admission to the examinations must be made on a standard form provided by the Merit System and must be received by the Merit System or postmarked before midnight of May l. 1922.
 Certain minimum qualifications are prescribed for each position and unless the applicant meets these qualifications, he is not eli eible to take the examination. Only United States citizens residing in Alaska are eligible to apply. Ex- aminations will be given wherever in Alaska applications warrant Most of the positions covered by the present announcement are at Juneau, but some are at Anchorage oii iD'iiho, Aodisth hilu hclClllkdIl Applications from all parts of the Territory are invited.
 Applications and all pertinent data, including minimum qualifica- tions for each position, are avail able at the U. S. Employment Ser vice offices in Juneau, Anchorage Fairbanks, Kodiak and Ketchikan This same data may be obtained from the Alaska Merit System Su- pervisor P o. Box 201, Juneau Alaska. The Alaska Merit System office in Juneau is in Room l08, Territorial Bldg. Office hours are from 4:30 to 5.30 P M daily, except Saturday and Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-03-26
MOVIES SCHEDULED FOR SERVICE MEN'S
 PROGRAM TONIGHT

Enlisted men are invited to attend a showing of motion pictures on Alaska by Floyd Fagerson in the Odd Fellows Hall, to begin at 9:15 o'clock.
 The movies will follow meeting of the Pioneers of Alaska and their Auxiliary, to be held at 8,o'clock.
 Following the show, dancing and refreshments will be offered the men in uniform. Mrs. Lottie Spick- cit, Mrs. Fagerson, Mrs. Charles Fox and Mrs. Katherine Hooker. are members of the Auxiliary committee planning the entertainment.