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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-09
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-09
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6ie freie s9dipei5 modte inter Der.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
JACKIE COOPER
 STARS IN FILM
 AT 2oTH CENTURY
Glamour Boy" Brings Skippy Back 10 Screen
 In 6rown-up Role

Starlet Ann Gillis. although only IA years old. portrays an 18-year- cid film star in Paramomt's rol- licking comedy of Hollywood, "Gla- 'mour Boy" now showing at the goth Century Theatre The picture co-stars Jackie Cooper and Song bird Susanna Foster
 Ann is one of the most discussed young players in Hollywood be- cause of her amazing ability to act any age, including her own. In her last picture, Nice Girl" she played Deanna Durbin's 12- year-old kid sister, Her next pie ture will present her as 22 years old.
 In Glamour Boy" Ann portrays a glamorous but balky film star.
 The cast of Glamour Boy" in- cludes Walter Abel, Daryl Hick- man. William Demarest and Jackie Searle.
 Bob Hope, recently in Juneau, comes tomorrow in Nothing but the Truth
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
SHOW
 GENEROSITY WITH
 MAGAZINES, BOOKS

Coast Guardsmen and Navy men patrolling the dangerous waters of the north Pacific will have some reading matter to while away the long hours soon, due to the gen. erosity of Juneau residents who are contributing through the AWVS for this cause.
 Only last Friday, the AWVS placed in the Federal Building two boxes, one on the ground floor near the service mems writing desk and the other on the Post Office floor
 Port Captain Warren Caro is seeing that these boxes are emp tied of their contents regularly and the magazines, newspapers and books are distributed in the mail for the ships on patrol duty
 quickly the boxes were filled by Juneau residents who had recent Io"ONo VI POPddi Aiei6eiAllCo OO contribute, late issues of news papers from all sections of the country, CT paperbound books which might interest the boys in the service.
 The boxes will remain in these two locations permanently and residents are urged to assist in giving for this cause. It is sug- 2ested that only the most recent magazines and newspapers be given since the boats are in port every so often and the men have a chance to pick up the older copies at that time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
W00DLEY PLANE MAKES FLIGH!
 FROM WESTWARD

Bringing seven passengers from the Westward. a Woodley Airways plane piloted by Don Glass ar rived in Juneau late yesterday from It's Anchorage base The plane left this morning on the return flight to Anchorage
 Passengers arriving with Wood ley were c Moriarity c. M. Tors berg II R Kincaid, M Took, Capt. Lorin K Keely, Mrs Art Beaudhl, Art Beaudin
 Taking passage from Juneau were, for Anchorage Mrs Fred Marks Pred Marks, Alfred Mag nusen Rodney L. Johnstone. Mrs. Rodney L Johhstone and Roscoe Turner For Kodiak Robert A. Hansen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
AIR MAIL GIFTS
 MUST BE OPENED
 FOR INSPECTION
Juneauites Are Warned to. Bring Parcels 10 Post
 Office UnsedIed

Postmaster Albert Vile today warned residents that no sealed packages may be shipped out of Juneau by air mail unless the package has first been examined at the Post Office. Mailers are warned not to seal packages if they wish to send them by air mail.
 Postal officials will examine the unsealed packages first to make sure that no inflammable, explo- sive or other unmailable matter is enclosed, and then the package may be sealed at the Post Office and sent.
 The examination must be made by one postal employee in the presence of another. If the con- tents are acceptable for air mail ing, the package may be sealed and endorsed by the names of the ex- amining employee and the witness together with the postmark of the office
 Persons who can not bring their unsealed packages to the Post Of- flee in person are cautioned to print on the air mail parcels, Postmaster: This package may be opened for postal inspection if nec- essary." Otherwise the package will be returned to the sender.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
LANDLORDS 10 REGISTER WITH
 0pADURlNG NOV.
Drastic Rental Regulations
 AffeCt All Dwel- ing Places

It is unlawful for landlords to charge a higher rent for living quarters than the rent charged on March of this year according to Office of Price Administration regu~ lations, Calvin Pool, Assistant Di- rector of the Territorial office, de- clared today
 This regulation applies to hotels and rooming houses as well as to apartments and homes, and requires that the premises be rented on the same periodic basis as on March 1, or at rental yielding no more for the period than would be realized if the premises were rented on that same periodic basis, MT Pool point ed out
 Provisions are made in the regu- latons," MT Pool stated, whereby landlords and tenants can apply for adjustment but, until adjustment has been approved, the rent pre- vailing the first of March is the legal maximum which can be col lected now, even though the property is the subject of an unexpired lease or has been improved since March. Living quarters constructed since March may be rented at an amount agreed upon by landlord and tenant, but the landlord must immediately apply for approval of the rent by OPA."
 Plans are being made for regis tration of all landlords of dwelling accommodations later this month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
B RITISH TRAITOR
 EXECUTED

LONDON, Nov. 3.-Duncan Croall Scott-Ford, British subject, was executed today in Wandsworth Prison for treachery, the Home Office announces.
 He was 2l and was a British mer- chant seaman and made regular trips between England and Lis bon.
 The official announcement of the execution said in Lisbon the Brit isher was approached by a German agent and for payment of SIP was to supply secret information con- corning the British merchant fleet, movement of conveys between Lis bon and Great Britain, weather conditions, aircraft protection and other data.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
LIQUID SUNSHINE

JUNEAU, Alaska. The remark liquid sunshine is used throughout Southeastern Alaska often as a re- ference to the heavy rainfall and the absence of the sun. While this reference is made somewhat as a joke, persons little realize that it does not take an expert to find much truth in that remark.
 Watch the sun evaporate any water or moisture that is present and, notice that the breeze also evaporates and purifies this moisture only for it to return to earth in the form of rain and be absorbed by vegetation in those rainy regions. Vegetables grown under these con- ditions are best for you as they have absorbed and contain that LIQUID SUNSHINE.
 I have a sizely pile of LIQUID SUNSHINE GROWN TURNIPS, but not enough to go around to every one in Juneau, so I am offering them through local grocers who have stocked up on them in the order named:
 George Bros, Bert's Cash Grocery, Gastineau Grocery, Home Grocery, Thrift Coop, James Ellen Cash Grocery, Thibodeau's Cash Grocery, Irving's "Whing Ding; Feusi and Jensen in Douglas.
 ASK for and stock up on SATKO'S LIQ UID SUNSHINE TURNIPS mentioned in this ad adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
TWO MORE LAPS SUNK
 IN BATTLE

WASHINGTON. Nov g. The sinking of two additional Japanese cruisers tn the South Pacific is re ported by Secretary of Navy Frank Knox.
 Coupled with this news, however, was an admoniHon against grow ing too optimistic" about the Solo, mMls campaign.
 He told newsmen at the confer cnce, Tt still is a bitter, tough light"
 They have fleet of formidable proportions left. We haven't any doubt that they will come back
 Knox reported the sinking of the two enemy cruisers as based on late information from Vice Admiral Ghormley, who is now back in his former command as Chief of Naval Operations in the South Pacific.
 Ghormley's account of the battle off Savo Island the night of october Il and 12, Knox said, listed five enemy destroyers and three cruisers sunk.
 The Navy communique for that engagement reported only one en- emy cruiser, plus four destroyers and transport.
 Ghormley's report thus added two cruisers and one destroyer to the toll.
 Knox also declared that he is particularly proud of the Navy's subs, saying that the sub services have generally done particularly amazing and outstanding job"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
BATTLE WAS BIG MELEE

PEARL HARBOR, Nov. 3.-Am- erican naval guns sank two and possibly nine Japanese warships in the Solomons on the night of Octo- Der Il and 12.
 The engagement was described here by Capt. Ernest Gregor Small as "a hell of a melee" which com pletely surprised the enemy.
 We sank one heavy cruiser and believe we got two others and one light cruiser and we know We sank one destroyer and probably four others
 The encounter took place on a calm and noonless night in the Savo Island area
 Small said the battle area became just a field of burning ships" after the engagement.
 The battle resulted from action or the part of the Americans to intercept a Japanese expedition to Guadaleanal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
LES TEAGLE K
 INITIATED INTO
 JUNEAU ROTARY
TOMICHTl

Les Teagle. of the Baranof Ho- tel, was initiated into Juneau Ro- tary Club this noon at the meet ing in Percy's Cafe. Lou Hudson officiated for the ceremony.
 Rod Darnell reported on the clubs recreation project for serv- ice men stationed outside of town The club has sent records to the men and is arranging for further eifts
 President Don Sisuse announced that an Armistice Day program is being planned for the meeting next week, and Lieut. Col Frederic
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
GRACE ALLEN IS STAR OF MYSTERY
 SET FOR CAPITOL
Entertaining Comedian Is Seen in "Nr. and Mrs.
 North " Film Here

Oracle Allen virtually convicts her screen husband of murder. then saves him unexpectedly in MT. and Mrs North" Hollywood's s version of the Broadway stage play, which win open tomorrow at the Capitol tomorrow
 There will be no question in the minds of the audience as to the mirth producing efficiency of her methods. William Post, Jr., of the New York stage, is the masculine half of the title, in one of the most entertaining comedies to reach the screen.
 Her only clue lobster claw, Miss Allen inadvertently solves mys- tery that baffles the police and all most sends her husband to prison, but before she gets around to that, there is a rare combination of mystery and comedy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
LUTHERAN LADIES TO HAVE CHARGE OF
 OPEN SERVICE HOUSE

The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society of Resurrection Lutheran Church will have charge of the Open House for Service men at the Dugout from tomorrow night. November 4, to November 8.
 The following women will assist the regular hostess: Mrs. w. A, Rasmusseni Mrs. II. Stonehouse, Mrs. Ray Nevin and Mrs. Ed Ja- cobSon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
Ontario Clamps on
 Liquor Purchasing

TORONTO, Nov. 3.-The Ontario Liquor Control Board has ordered that from today on, no person can purchase more than one bottle of liquor per day in Ontario.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
CREATURES ToNIGHT-g MURDER AMONG
 FRIENDS"

Renewed complaints in Ketchi+ kan that some cocktail bars have been selling liquor to drunkk brought warning from Mayor Mcr Cain recently that unless nqucf dealers clean house they face being put out of business" q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03

Nichols told members that a Sitka Army band will be in Juneau next week and will be able to perform for various civic projects Any persons representing organizations desiring the use of the band should contact Col Nichols or Comman- der Alfred zenger of the Ameri- can Legion.
 A guest at the meeting was Joe Garrett, US. Army.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
Gas Raids
 preditied

LONDON, Nov. 3.-From sources in Europe, comes a warning that before the winter is out, the Nazis will attempt gas attacks on the British Isles, but only if the RAF raids become so that the Germans are driven to desperation. Britons are warned to have their gas masks handy at all times.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
WOMEN HUNTERS SPEND
 DAY ON DOUGLAS IS.

To spend day hunting on Doug las Island, Mrs. Calvin Pool and Mrs. Ed Arnell donned their outdoor clothes and left Juneau early this morning. The women planned to hunt for deer in the section above the old foundry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
ChdpeIddies Will
 Meet "Wednesday

Chapeladies will meet tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Frank Maier on the Glacier Highway, with the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
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main business of the meeting to be the planning of a fancy work sale to be held in December. All members are urged to attend
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03

The greatest known depth in the Atlantic Ocean is 30,246 feet, at point north of Puerto Rico.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03
NEW KETCHIKAN FIRE HALL

A contract for construction of a new $75,000 fire hall in Ketchikan has been awarded to the J. B. Warrack Construction Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03

Jamaica is the largest and most of the British West Indies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03

About 50,0OO,000 meteors fall toward the earth every day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-03

The total area of the Galapagos Islands is 2,868 square miles.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

baqueros; Caballeros Leales de
America; La Union MARTINA
Geo, L'Unione Italiana; DR.. Fer
nando Ortiz, ell conocido intelec
tual cubano; DIR. Julio Gavila
Lopez; Secci6n de Protection y
Auxilio del Centre Espanol; G..
Espanol de Tampa; Secci6n de
Recreo y Adorno del Centre Es-
panel; Circulo Cubano de Tam
pa; Camara de Concrete de Y
Dor; Don Basilio Alvarez y su
|familia; Manuel Fernandez Pen
das, Ruben F'abelo, Jaime F.
Pendas, Pedro Ramirez Moya y
esposa, esposos Angel de la Ri
va, Josefina Rodriguez Seward,
Antonio Barcelo, A. Gonzalez y
N. G.. Beiro, Perfecto Velazquez,
Jose A. Arauna, Carlos Miriam
ola y familia, Jose Garcia Arias,
Manuel Fernandez Rubio Y ia
milias y Francisco Pijuan Y ia
militia.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
NO ES UN DELlTO PADE-
GER E N
REA

Jacksonville, Die. 24-La Cor
he del Circuito decide aver que
una persona no puede ser encar
cdlada por ell hecho de padecer
una enfemedad venerea.
Manttiene el juez Miles W.
Lewis que ell Departamento de
Salubridad del Estado no tiene
autoridad, como dijera 81 DR..
Gilbert S. Osincup, para encar-
cellar a una persona por ell he
cho de padecer una enfermedad
venerea.
lEstableci6 la reclamation, por
medic de un habeas corpus, una
mujer a la que Sc tiene encerra-
da EN- la carcel del condado por
estar "venereamente infectada.
Isl es propio detener a una
persona por no TRAFALGAR, por va
gancia, mas j~ustificado Sc halla
detenerla para que TO contagie
a los d~emas-manifest6 ell DR..
Osincup.
Nueva Legislation, en- este sen
lido, sera pedida ell ano pr6ximo
por el gobernador Holland.
Muchas personals enfermas Sc
han sometido voluntariamente a
Ia supervision de las autorida-
des, asegura ell DR.. Hanson, Off
cial de salubridad del Estado."
Osincup representa- en- la Flo
rida al Departamento de Salu-
bridad de les E.. Unidos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

Mas de 2C0O,OO de pleas Sc
deSpacharon segdn Ell superin-
tendente Center, en- los dltimos
diez dfaS.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
RESOLUTION A FAVOR DEL
PASO LIBRE POR LOS PUEN
TIES DAVIS Y CANDY

Los comisionados del condado
de Hi,lsborough aprobaron aver
una resolution en- favor de que
los ciudadanos de los condados
&c Pinellas y Hillsborough pue-
dan pasar por los puentes de Da
Wis y Candy sin tener que pagan
una Quota.
Una resolution en- igual senti-
do fue aprobada hace pocos dias
por los comisionados de Pinellas
En- fecha pr6xima Sc efectua-
ra una conferencia entire los CO.
misionados de los dos condados,
funcionarios del d~epartamento
1e c~arreteras y posiblemente le-
gisladores.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
QUE A.


Hemos recibido felicitaciones,
cue agradecemos, de estas perso
mas Y entidades: Lorenzo Her.
nandez, exjuez de paz y condue-
no del restaurants Columbia;
R. A. (Bob) Gray, s~ecretario de
Estado de la Florida; abogado
general j. Tom Watson y sus
asiStentes D. Stuart ellis, Law
renee A. Truett, Lewis w. Pet
teway, Fred M. Burns, Millard
B. Conklin, Julian R. Bullock,
w. M. Melvin, John c. Wynn
James B. Toney, James H Milli-
gan y A. Talbert Blake; conf
sionado Nick Nuccio; Comite C.
Conjunto de las Uniones de Ia
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

facilitar a cada guajiro una pie
Ora islena del tipo que usaron
|nuestros abuelos y que permit
"a a la familia ingerir aguas Ii
bres de bacterfas y de parasites.
En- cuanto a Ia letrina, NADIA
mejor nj mas barato cue ell tipo
adeajo por la Unidad Santana
lie Mariana, cuyo costo es So
10 de cinco pesos. La caseta y Ell
agujero tienen un costo muy pc
lueho, 81 la obra la realizan los
marchantes del bohio en- la for
ma va indicada, o sea, ayudados
cor ell experto albahil.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

doras capaces de generar $4,000
kilovatios de energfa hidroelectrica.
Tanto los gobiernos estatales
come, los municipales han pospuesto
tambien todas las obras p1blicas
para despues de la guerra. Hace
tempo que las construcciones par
t~iculares, sin valor militar alguno,
han estado sujetas al rigido control
del gobierno, restringiendose la
fabrication de casas asi como las
mejoras en- los a~lmacenes,
Economic de materiales whales
Las restricciones Zen vigor en-
toda la naci6n) impuestas a la cons
truccion de edificios, deian dispo-
nible para la production belica gran
cantidad de materiales, medios de
transporte y reservas humans, ash
como tambien los servicios tecnicos
en- materia de ingenieria.
I'm ejemplo de proyecto pdblico,
no federal, que ha sido abandonado,
es ell relative al enorme t1nel que
Sc iba a construir en- Ia ciudad de
Nueva York, ell cual ha sido, du-
rante muchos amos, ell sueno de los
ingenieros neoyorquinos Dicho
tdnel hubiera undo a Manhattan
con la ciudad de Brooklyn. La pa
ralizaci6n de esa obra economizara
millares de toneladas de acero y
otros materiales ~esenciales para la
guerra, ademas de un gran n6mero
de trabajadores especializados para
la production belica.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
LA VIvIENDA CAMP
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

Esa ayuda puede ser I'm aporte
del Gobierno cuando Sc dispon-
ga en- firme a mejorar ell bohio.
En- id6ntica forma puede de-
sarrollarse la construction del
banjo Y la letrina. El pozo puede
ser de tipo criollo 0 artesiano
En- ambas formas puede ell Go
bierno p~restar su cooperation
bien facilitando la maquina per
foradora 81 Sc desea artesiano,
O facilitando el hombre que Sc
pa c|onstruir el de tipo c~riollo,
que puede ser ell mismo al0anil
experto de que hacemos ante
rior refeencia.
Viene ahora la parte de tube
rias para el BANJO y POGO, pero
este extreme no puede acometer
Sc hasta tanto no eXista la Ley
de Casas Baratas, y Sc incluya
en- ella la forma de auxiliar al
campesino, bien con pr6stamOs
de honor, cual Sc hace en- la Re
p1blica del Uruguay, o en- otra
forma que permita al campesi-
no reintegrar la cantidad que Sc
lie facilite, en- plazos de diez a
veinte amos.
Por hoy solo puede hacerse Ell
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

LAS OFICINAS DE CO.
RREOS NO Sc ADRIAN MA
MANA
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

No Sc abriran mahana, dia de
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
LAS TROPAS FRANCESAS
DETERIORATION A LAS TIA
LIANAS

Londres, Die. 24.-Mandadas
.por ell general Honore Giraud,
las tropas francesas d~errotaron
a las italianas cerca de Pont Du
desalojandolas de valiosas
pcsiciones. All enemigo, segdn la
nota official, Sc lie hicieron prisio
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

neroS y Sc lie c9pturaron dos ca
rrCs blindados.
Con las tropas americans de
sembarcadas aver en- Dakar, A
frica Occidental, TONIC terra u
ma cOmisi6n de t6cnicos presi-
dida por 81 vcealmrante WI
liam Glassford. La actitud de la
pOblaci6n es allegro y muy COR
ties la de las autoridades.
La gaceta., 1942-12-24

WAS N.-De
ahora en- adelante, los Estados
Unidos no construiran mas
carreteras, puentes, tGneles,
presas, edifcios u otras obras
publicas, m~ientras continue la
guerra, a menos que sean ne
cesarias para ell esfuerzo be-
leo. =
Tai fue la reciente disposition de
la Junta de Production de Mate
riales de Guerra, dependencia del
gobierno que Sc ocupa del control
de materiales y la cual ejerce IN
dominic poderoso sobre la industrial
de guerra de los Estados Unidos.
Con ell objeto de limitar la cons
truccion de tales obras, la Junta ha
revisado varios proyectos federales,
inclusive los del ejercito, para averi-
guar 81 son indispensables para ell
desarrollo del programa de guerra.
Afecta a muchos prOyectOs
Entire las obras federales de cons
trucci6n que seran s~uspendidas
temporalmente, fguran S t e
grandes proyectos de fuerza motriz
que constituyen parte del extenso
programa de d~esarrollo de energia
en- ell oeste de los Estados Unidos.
Esos proyectos, todos ellos en- pro-
eeso de desarrollo, incluyen presas,
estaciones de fuerza motriz, asi
como tambien. unidades genera
La gaceta., 1942-12-24
LA SRA. MIRANDA DE Pc
REF REQUIRE A LA COR
TIE r.

Representada por ell letrado
L. A. Grayson, la Sra. Carmen
Miranda de Perez recurri6 aver
all Tribunal Supreme del Estado
contra la sentencia que lie priva
de compensation con motive de
la muerte de su hijo, Gene Pc
rez, a quien ocasionara la muer
te Ell elevator del hotel Tampa
Terrace.
Decide aqui en- contra de la
Sra. Perez, 81 juez Parks, de la
Corte del Circuito.
La Sra. Perez no pudo prObar
a la Comisi6n Industrial del Es-
tado que de su hijo dependia su
manutenci6n.