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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-02
MARINE FILM
 DRAWS CROWD
 AT 10TH CENTURY
Devil Dogs of the Air" with Cagney, 0'Brien
 Is Thrill Filled

!. Warner Bros. acted in accord ance with popular trends in bring ing back to the screen the James Cagney-Pat O'Brien starrer of a few seasons ago. Devil Dogs Of the Air which is playing at the 20th Century. The picture is much more important and is much more powerful when seen in the light of present day events than when it was first released.
 Cagney has never given a bet ter performance than his portrayal of a fresh youth who joins the Marines because he can't keep out of air ships. He gets into the avia- ton corps through the kindness of a Marine officer, played by Pat O'Brien. and he rewards Pat by stealing his girl, portrayed by Mar garet Lindsay. Frank McHugh has droll comedy role as an ambu- lance driver.
 Lloyd Bacon deserves credit for unusually fine direction. John Monk Saunders wrote the original story from which Calcolm Stuart Boy Ian and Earl Baldwin evolved a snappy, fast-action screenplay.
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political action; and
 4 To establish a Territorial h. dustrial Union Council.
 The labor conventions in past years have had a marked influence both in the trade union movement and politically it is claimed. They have minimized jurisdictional dis putes. Past conventions have organ ized politically and made possible such institutions as the Alaska De- partment of Labor The defeat of such measures as the Armory Bill and the negotiable income-tax measures introduced at the last legislature are due in part to pro- grams adopted at last years con- vention.
 The three-day sessions will be climaxed by the convention dance Saturday night All union men and women and the general public are invited to be guests of the Juneau CIO Council at the dance
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Hugh M. Henton, Fairbanks, USS RIM engineer.
 Jess D. Lander, Fairbanks, cigar and billiard hall operator. Mrs. Alaska Stewart -Linck, Fair. banks, wife of USSRM cashier. Robert s. McCombe, Fortymile freighter.
 John J. O'Shea, USSRM cleanup foreman.
 Earl R. Pilgrim, Stampede Kant ishna, miner.
 Leo w. Rogge, USSRM Superin- tendent of distribution. Paul Solka, Jr., Fairbanks, printer
 Republicans Jacob P. Drablos, Fairbanks miner.
 Robert c. Ilsley, Fairbanks, At torney.
 Henry P. Karstens, Fairbanks wood dealer, and transportation operator.
 Irving McK. Reed, Fairbanks mining surveyor.
 Independent Julian Guy Rivers, Fairbanks, At torney.
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CONVENTION
 TO BE HELD
 THIS WEEK
Annual Meeting of Alas kan Labor Leaders 10
 Start Wednesday

The Fourth Annual All-Alaska Labor Convention. sponsored by the Juneau Industrial Union Council (CIO), will convene at the Miners Union Hall at 10 a. m., Wednesday February 4, Henry Benson, labor leader, announced today.
 The call for the convention has been sent to all bona fide labor organizations in Alaska, regardless of CIO or AFL utilization, and is expected to bring labor representa- lives from all sections of the Ter ritory, including Fairbanks, Bristol Bay, Kodiak, Anchorage, Cordova, Sitka, Petersburg and Ketchikan. Prominent leaders from the Inter- national Unions have been invited to attend the convention and have indicated their intentions of being present.
 Purpose of the convention, as set out in the call, is fourfold:
 1. To formulate a program for labor's effective participation in the prosecution of the war for victory over fascism;
 2. To discuss methods for further promoting the organization of all labor in Alaska;
 B. To adopt a legislative program for labor and to coordinate labor's
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SCARE IS CREATED
 BY RUNAWAY BUOY

An amusing incident occurred on one of the recent northbound trips of one of the Alaska Line steam CTS, says the Valdez Miner. The boat crossing the gulf just a few hours earlier had run into a ter rife storm, which dashed waves against the top of the smoke stack. The second boat crossed in the night and most of the passengers were asleep or there might have been scare aboard, for suddenly out of the dark appeared a strange light close to the water.
 First thought of those on board was that sub was bearing down upon them but the ships lights soon disclosed that a buoy had broken away from it's mooring and was started on a cruise of the Pa cific.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-02
ULSTER AREA E
 SCANNED BY NAH
 PLANE, E REPORT

BELFAST, Feb. 2-Northern Ire iand RAF fighter engaged a Ger man reconnaissance plane over the Ulster area where the vanguard of the U. s. Expeditionary forces have been assigned.
 Officials said the enemy aircraft escaped after being hit in the reai turret and it's firing ceased. NEW FIRST AID CLASS
 This evening at 7:30 o'clock a Red Cross First Aid class will be started with Mrs. Rose Schneider as instructor. All wishing to ojin are requested to meet at the Red Shield Reading Room in the Decker Building promptly at 7:30 o'clock
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-02
GINGER ROGERS
 MAKES HIT IN
 GAY ROMANCE
Tom, Dick and Harry" at Capitol Is Popular Stars
 Second Feature

Ginger Rogers in gay, spark ling romantic comedy!
 That should be good news to the vicavious stars many fans. Certainly audiences at the Capitol Theatre. where Tom, Dick and Harry had its initial showings yesterday, gave Ginger a rousing welcome in this, her first film since winning the coveted Academy Award for her sterling work in Kitty Foyle."
 The new vehicle is definitely all- out romantic comedy In fact, Ginger, as madcap little tele- phone operator, has three roman tic leading men playing opposite her George Murphy, Alan Marshal and Burgess Meredith are the tal- ented gentlemen who play the title roles and help to complicate the life of the little hello" girl.
 Replete with hilarious situations, smart, punchy dialogue and great deal of whimsical fantasy, the breezy story revolves around the hectic adventures of telephone girl who allows herself to become engaged to three men at the same time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-02
BIG NAVYFUND GETSAppR0vAL
 OF SENATE COM

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 The Senate Appropriations Committee mas unanimously approved of the record breaking Navy fund of $26, ,495, ,265, ,474 fter limiting the Presidential power to transfer ships
 Senator John H. Overton, of Louisiana, said the committee mem- bers agreed that leasing of any Navy ships should be restricted to smaller convoy vessels or landing ships as provided for in the bill as emergency construction"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-02
DOUGLAS NEWS
SIZZLING HOOP GAMES
 ON IN DOUGLAS TUESDAY

Scheduled for tomorrow evening in the school gymnasium are two basketball games promising real interest as competition has become keen between the outfits playing and none can foretell results.
 Main event will be between the Elks and Juneau Bremen and for the preliminary Doug las high school plays the second of their three game series against the Eagles for hoop honors of Douglas. Having lost the first game to the school team the Eagles are expected to do their very best to make it game each.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-02
BOY BREAKS ARM

Billy Pike, nine -year-old son of MT. and Mrs. w. J. Pike, sustained a fractured bone in his right arm while playing on the school grounds Friday afternoon. Taken to the Juneau Medical Clinic for treat ment the boys arm was placed in a cast and his early recovery is anticipated.
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were enrolled for the work and more are expected to sign up to- night as MT Dilg wants as many as possible to attend. The class will meet twice weekly for the course, on Wednesdays and Fridays, change being made for this week only to Monday and Fri day.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY
 NO. 34 MEETS TUES,

Members of the Juneau Ladies Auxiliary No. 34 will meet tomor- row evening at 8 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. w. A. Rasmussen, 435 Kennedy Street. An informal social meeting will be held fol- lowed by refreshments and all members are requested to attend.
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ENDRES REMAIN SOUTH

MT. and Mrs. Al Endres whose return to their home in Douglas from a vacation trip south was ex- pected, have decided to locate ill Wilhemina. Oregon, according to word received in last mail from the couple.
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CARD OF THANKS

It is with a heartfelt apprecia- tion that we wish to extend our sincere thanks to all our friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kind deeds shown us during the illness and loss of our mother
 EVA TRIPP also to those who helped conduct the beautiful funeral services and for the beautiful flowers.
 MRS. GLADYS AUSTIN,
 MRS. EVA JOHNSON, adv. CHESTER K. TRIPP.
 BUY DEFENSE BONDS
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PRACTICE OF FIRsT-AID

First meeting of the new class organized here last week for a sourse in first aid study under di- rection of Howard Dilg will be held this evening in the City Hall.
 About fifteen men and women
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BUD WHTTEsIDE HERE

T. c. tBud) Whiteside, Southeast Alaska representative of J. J. Me herin, arrived in Juneau yesterday after visiting Ketchikan, Petersburg and Wrangell. He was on the road about five weeks.
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NEW RESIDENTS

MT. and Mrs. Victor Grimm have rented Mrs. Hilda Runquists cot tage on St. Ann's Avenue and are moving to Douglas from their home on the Glacier highway. Mrs. Run- quist left yesterday for Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-02
MOVING PLANNED

MT. and Mrs Orrin Edwards are preparing to move into the Bonner cottage on F Street recently va cated by departure of MT. Bonner and family for the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-02
JUNEAU WOMAN'S CLUB
 WILL MEET TUESDAY

The regular monthly business meeting of the Juneau Woman's Club will be held tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock in the Alaska Electric Light and Power Com pany's penthouse. All members are urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-02-02
ALAMEDA MAYOR LEAVES

Milton C. Godfrey, San Francisco insurance man and mayor of AL ameda, Calf, left Juneau yester- day for Sitka to visit his son, who is stationed with troops at Fort Ray.
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PUBLIC HEALTH COUNCIL
 TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

The Gastineau Public Health Council will meet tonight at 7:3O o'clock. The meeting will be held in the Public Health Center and all members of the council are urged to attend.
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The Daily Alaska Empire mas the largest paid circulation of any Al aska newspaper.
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NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford & Go. adv
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BROKEN LENSES

Are promptly replaced in our own
 shop. pr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Blomgren Building. adv.
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Drastic 5treamIining of
 Education Is Under Way;
 Commission in High Gear
(Continued from Page One)

have been deferred in the draft
 because of physical deficiencies
 has been considered alarming.
 An analysis of these deficiencies
 already is being made and phys
 ical education courses will be
 revamped throughout to remedy
 them in the youngsters coming
 up.
 4. An expansion of the Civilian Pilot Training Program and a great CT emphasis of turning out both pilots and aviation mechanics. This year, TOO colleges are taking advan- tage of the Civilian Aeronautics Administrations C.P.TP. and turn ing out pilots with good basic train ing at the rate of 30.000 a year. No goal has been set but it is known the GAIA. and the military forces would like to see this doubled and tripled.
 
 5. Plans to provide financial aid to colleges threatened with bank ruptcy and closing because of cur tailed enrolment. And measures to combat the growing shortage of teachers. The draft and war indus tries already have taken big slice out of enrolment and teaching staffs in high schools and colleges.
 6. There will, of course, be a greater concentration on vocational education to meet the needs of a nation at war. This program is already far advanced. It is likely now that the government will be asked to finance many courses, such as engineering, physics and chem istry, and that the colleges will be- come designated training centers for such Army and Navy personnel as the engineering corps, the chemical warfare service and the quarter master corps.
 T. The possible establishment of nursery schools on nationwide scale to care for the small children of mothers who are in industry or war work.
 Add to all this the widespread civilian morale service which is gearing education from kindergarten to doctors thesis to the conversion from a peacetime culture to war time economy, thought and service. The three r's are now spelling it WAR.
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4th Division Places Many
 In Primaries
Flood of Candidates File During Final Hour
 Last Saturday

(Contmued from Page One)
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By GEORGE McMANUS

BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
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BUY DEFENSE BONDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 5 CUP).
1t, Gen John l.. Dewitt. head
of the western defense command,
announced today that the Pacific
Coast. from tho Canadian 10 the
Mexican borders. will be dimmed
out August 20 for the duration as
precaution against enemy attack
al sea and on the shore.
Dewitt said all outdoor lighting
must be eXtinguishCd or dmmed
after the announced date in n
coastal strip extending through
Washington, Oregon and Cali
fornia and inland as far as 80
miles.
The dimout. as on the East
\ Coast. was intended particularly
10 eliminate SilhouctteS of Amer
ican vessels against the glare
above coastal cities. making them
easy targets for enemy Subma-
rines Present limited dlmming
has not proved effective
! Residential lighting will not he
affected except in cases where
windows and doors are visible
from the sea. In such cases they
must be covered. Street and high
way lights visible from the sea
will be dimmed Automobiles on
streets near the ocean must use
small lights. Industrial fires must
! be shielded.
Signs, commercial hoodlightng
display lighting and amusement
places shall be extnguished'
under terms of the order and this
will include all exterior advertiS-
ing signs. billboardS. display light
ling, theateT marquee signs.
building outline lighting and in
terror signs and ornamental light
ing Immediately within unobscured
window areas
Ordinary show'window lighting.
in most cases, will be permitted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

within the last few weeks at the
Introductory sale being conducted
through all Cunningham Drug
Stores His statement continues:
81 had 70 watch what ! ate, be-
cause of the distressing pains that
always followed eating. ] was
perfectly miserable. I'd belch up
sour substances and get headaches.
The gas would rumble inside me.
| also suffered with constipation
and took all kinds of laXatives.
I'd get a dizzy. bilious sensation
and sometimes il felt like my head
was whirling. l had practically
no appetite. / took two bottles Of
Gillian and l noticed a difference
already. That pain in my stomach
is now gone. whereas l COuldn' I
even touch my stomach before
taking Gillian. My food digests
and my bowels move regularly. l
don't get tina light-headed feeling
any more and my appetite is good.
There is no longer any trouble
from food laying in my stomach
and fer1nenting | think Gillian
has worked more quickly in my
case than any medicine / have
ever taken
Mr.. Fay's statemen is typical
of what so many other Detroit
men and women arc saying about
this now natural medicine, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Circuit Courts Aides
Cooperate with Housing
Gar 10 Curb Clusters

As a seriously growing number
Of war plant workers stumbled
sleepily through Detroit streets To-
day seeking homes for their tami-
lies, they were pledged aid and
special consideration by Circuit
Court Commissioner Louis J
Schneider
According 20 the records OF
.Schneider'S court, ovictions have
sharply increased in Detroit since
June /, when federal price con-
troll became effective.
In many instances records show
the evictions have hit defense
workers who. finding themselves
homeless must take days away
from war work. hours from sleep
ing time to hunt homes. In too
many instances these homes are
unavailable 10 families with chill
dren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
What Gillian VIII Do

Gillian is regarded as beneficial
in the manner in which II cleanses
your bowels (gradually--not dras-
.tically or severely as they were
NEVER CLEANSED BEFORE.
III will tend 10 bring out gases and
Frequently with the
very first dose which may have
been inside you for a long time,
and which may have caused you
many dayr Of misery with head
aches. dizzy spells, skin eruptions
and lazy. drowSy. tired feeling
That's why so many Gillian users
say that this fine medicine helps
keep the digestive organs sweet
and clean.
Gil JAN tends 10 act with great
certainty as a diuretic TO sluggish
kidneys and 10 flush out quantities
of impurities that may have be-
come damned up inside. causing
SHARP PAINS and
FREQUENTLY GETTING Up AT
MIGHT.
4 special Gillian representative,
known as the GE-JAN Man. Is
now at Cunningham's Drug store
at 1924 Griswold street. and at
1865 Woodward Ave-, Detroit.
Here he Is meeting crowds Of in
tercsted men and women daily 81.
and introducing and explaining
the remarkable healthful proper
ties of the "naturally-made" Gil
jan Compound. Gillian Is sold by
all Cunningham's Drug Stores
throughout Detroit. Help yourself
10 health. Start today by buying
"a bottle Of Gillian One bottle will
convince you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

critics will permit the remodel
ingO
II have repeatedly warned
those appearing before me i'm
court that hope nothing i'm
their cases upon investigation
would prove violations of the
federal law" said Judge Schnei-
der. THE penalties are very
severe and every case Is care
fully investigated with special
care given 10 those matters in
volving defense workers at this
time.p
In other quarters il was fell
evictions will decrease after, some
recalcitrant landlords have beer
prosecuted for illegal proceedings
Federal Rent Administrator Pat
rick V. MacNamara urged De
troiterS 10 bring problems of this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
New MetslIurgy clssses

Two new classes N metallurC
M be presented in Detroit by The
University Of Michigan. starting
ugust 10, as part OF The engineer
lg. science and management war
aiming program sponsored by the
inited States Office eff Education
was announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Help Yourself TO Health
From the Good Earth"

The clothes YOU wear, the food
you cat and drink, all stem from
the good earth And man. from
time immemorial has looked "a
tho earth for relief from the Suf-
fcrings that beSet him From the
days Of the prehistoric cave man,
down through the ages, men have
depended upon natures roots and
herbs for health Now Gillian. a
scientific formula of juices from
natures finest hcalth-givinE herbs,
barkS, and roots, helps bring 10
modern civilized man the same
natural relief from suffering. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
ArmyofW Workers Homeless
As EviCtions zoom Since June

10 find another home for his fam.
lily, according 10 Judge Schneider
But outside of court, Henderson
was sorry he hadn't told his story
1--WE never been behind In my
rent, I'm friendly with all my
neighbOrs and can't find
place in Detroit where for any
money there's a landlord who'll
rent 10 me. It's always the same
reason-elght children. My fam
lily are quiet, the children aren't
destructive. Mr.. Curtis doesn't
want the fiat occupy 10 live I'm
himself. The only reason for
eviction Is my eight children.
I've gone without sleep looking
for "A place. I'm stumped.
Henderson has been granted a
stay while his case is Investigated,
but in the meantime he had been
TO keep looking for an
other place to live.
Landlords who attempt to evict
tenants for other than the six
valid reasons stated under the fed
eral law will be dealt with briskly,
Schneider saws.
LEGAL ENICTIONS LISTED
EvictionS are legal when;
Owner Of property wishes &c
occupy premises himself and seeks
in good faith TO recover possession.
2-Tenant is committing a nuis-
ance tand there must be witnessed
proof 10 this).
3-Non-payment Of rent.
9-Breach on part of tenant in
rental agreement other than pay
mcnt Of rent. destruction of
property, sale Of liquors. etc.
3 Property is sold and new
owner wishes 10 occupy premises.
Landlord states that he
wishes to make Improvements and
extensive repairs 10 property of
such a nature that the work cam
not be done with tenants in occu-
pancy. THE rent administrator
generally interviews the. landlord
in this event to sec if today'S pri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
How Gillian Acts

Gillian is taken before meals
and mixes with the food in ones
stomach, thus helping 10 eliminate
the poiSonS thai foster stomach
troubles, and aiding the kidneys
and liver in their proper functions
l. usually acts within 10 minutes
stop gas pains, sournesS, hloat
and belching II will not grippe or
nauSeato you like ordinary liver
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
"Enr wears

For years |
ha q suffered
fro m stomach
gas pains and
had no a PIP e.
lite says this
Detroit m a n
He. like thou
sands OF other
suffering d 2
troit men and
w o m @ n, first
learned about
Gil an. I h c
amazing new
m q n q N g y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

rnCdlClneS, n u I
its effectiveness
W i'll go far
toward making
your liver more
active a n q in
clearing away
h @ old bile
from your sys-
te m At tn c
same time. Gil.
jan te n DIS 10
drive the poi
sons from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

I wish To mention the fine CO.
operation we receive from Frank
Isitzgerold (circuit court COM
miSSioner). But ID il true that
in too many instances eviction
notices are granted without
proper investigation. This must
stODu'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
HEsITATEs ON COURSE

The average defense worker is
man unfamiliar with court pro-
ceedings and, finding himself an
Swcring an eviction notice before
a Judge, is inclined to be inartic-
uate about his problem.
~ have simply endeavored to
make all parties In court feel
absolutely at home TO enable
them TO disclose all the circum-
stances In their particular cases"
said Judge Schneider as he re-
opened the eviction case of
Glenn Curtis, 3031 Virginia Park,
versus Ernest Henderson. air
craft worker, 1918 Hamilton.
Curtis brought eviction proceed
ings against Henderson. who hac
been his tenant under contract foi
a year,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
lNTRTIRENEN
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE -
Without CaIOmel-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Rlrin' to Go

The liver should pour pints Of bile juice
into your bowels every day. ff this bile is
not flowing freely. your food may not di-
gest IL may lust decay in the bowels. Then
Ras blnats up your stomach. You set con-
stipated. You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk,
u takes those good. old Carriers Littls
Liver Pills 20 get these pints 81 bile flow.
ing freely 90 make YOU feel up And up"
Get a package today. Take as directed.
Effective IN making bile how freely. AJAX
FOR Carriers Little Liver Pills. lOe and 25c.