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Utilities. This matter he said, us
great problem TO every mayor in
this country"
He said that protection of these
sensitive points" is part of war
fare, and that the federal govern
ncnt should provide it.
1T would be very easy for tho
Army to form such guards from
such sources that would not other
Use be called into combat service
he said
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
Bomber Missinq
On Ferry Flight

MONTREAL. Jan. II. VUPl-A
Lockheed Hudson bomber is miss
ing on a flight from Canada to
Great Britain, the Royal air force
ferry command announced today
The crew was headed by Flight
Lieutenant James Lee Mitchell, 81,
Playa Del Rey, Calf Other mem-
bers we're Pilot Officer Keith Per,
cival Squire ODonnell, %, Sydney
Australia, and Sgt. Francis Gar
rity. %. Arlington, England.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12

responsible for civilian defense.
LaGuardia said 3,5OO.00Q persons
haye registered for civilian defense
work, of whom nearly l,500,610 have
been or are being trained for pro
tcctive services" He said, however.
that immediate action was impera-
tive to supply these workers with
the necessary fire fighting anG
other equipment.
No city. LaGuardia said, has adc-
quate police forces to protect vital
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
FIPRE CORPORATICN TO
KIlLD NEW SCALES

The California Central Fibrn
Corp. will build 4 new $500 scales
To serve Imperial Valley flaX grow
c.>. lie eomNsay has teken ont an
Fl Ccn,"o city h13dlng permit 70
construct the scales Marx McCle.-
l2nd is TIE contractor.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12
Scanning |. '
News Horizon
FIRE DESTROYS 81
ACRES OF COTTON

Deputy SNCrltts NOnGly sought
for the origin of tAc fle which de
St!oyed 30 acres OF cotton west O.
Imperial during the weekend. SAINT.
Singh owner Of the cotton, salt
tie fire occurred while he was ab-
sent from the field
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12

Dove Of The Desert Cavalcade as
ISOLATION ana Ben &C Dici is pae-
caa, director. sc De formerly was
manager Ct The Fox theatcv IN Ca
IrNleo.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-12

\ sensational .aIuc - all first quality Biglow
devils GraocJ DroadIoom carpet in l2-foot width
Regularly priced at $393
Look to your future needs as well as the present =
W may be able to repeat this spectacular saving
again for = con idcrable time
Choose also from .everal other broadloom patterns
Not reduccd--but at last fall prices that are no"
at higher costs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-22

seven years old. Please bring
me a Sonya henie doll. pair
of one runner skates and a set
of dishes. Don't forget any of
the boys in camp.
Love
MARY LOU ESTES
Dear Santa Claus
! am 6 years oil and would
like doll, doll house and a pi-
ano. My sister 4 years old would
like a doll and buggy. My lit
tie sister wants a doll. Please
don't ;orget the poor girls and
boys.
MARIE, DONNA, &
JUAINT.. MOORE
New Baltimore, Mich.
Dear Santa
l am 7 years old d in the
second grade.
I would like a camouflaged
airplane and sparkling pursuit
tank. A paint set and plaid
flannel shirt. Some nuts and a
little candy.
Thank you
FORREST MILLER
Dear Santa
am a little girl 3 years old.
For Christmas / would like a
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table and chair set. coll if you
have one, some books and col
ors. My brother Jim would like
a wagon and some picture
blocks. Don't forget my Aunt
Arleen on the French road.
BARBARA ANN STARK
WACHINGTON, Mich.
Dear Santa Claus
! am 8 years old. have been
a very good girl. Fc.' Christ
mas / would like to have you
bring me a desk, a doll, dishes
and knifcs and forks with red
handles. l would also like some
story books and a telephone.
Nuts and Candy.
PATSY SHANKSTER
$50 Michigan Ave.
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
P.S. Doll clothes also paint set.
Dear Santa
/ am 51a years old. l would
like desk, a fire engine, a game
and few books. l am trying to
be good boy.
Thank you.
DONALD DERRICK
89 Grand
Route 6, Box ITO
= Mt. Clemens, Mich.
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Dec. ID, 1912

SNs AOt AOHS
Dear Santa
! am a little boy Z years old
and I think l have been pretty
good all year. This year for
Christmas I would like to have q
blackboard and chalk TO write
on it, some games, also . pair Of
2 runner skates, pajamas and
some bunny house slippers. nit
tens and some socks. Please
don't forget my bother and sis
tiers, my mommie and Daddy and
all the poor children.
Thank you Santa.
VINCENT PHILLIPS
Route 6, Box ITO
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Dec. IL, 1912
Dear Santa
l am a little girl 9 years old
and / have been a very good girl
all year. For Christmas I would
like a doll, q nurse set, some
coloring books, socks, pajamas
and house slippers, a typewriter
with writing paper and envel-
opes and a dress. Don't forget
all the poor children and all the
soldiers.
Thank you Santa
MARIE PHILLIPS
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horse. My sister Grsce y 8
old, she wants . doll md
gy, some doll clothes. We
candy and nuts. Goodby 9o
- DONALD, AEU
GRACE -
Dear Santa
= am q little girl nine yoo1@
old and In the third grade.
would like TO have some do)I
clothes and buggy. A new dreoCI
a suitcase for my doll clothQ
washing machine, ironing boarG
and iron. There will be lunch
waiting for you on the table.
P.S. Don't forget my two
brothers, cousins and brothers
in-law and all the rest Of tn
boys in service.
Thank you, your pal &
JOANN VIII
RID 3, Box z23U
Mount Clemens, Mich.
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Dear Santa Claus

Dear Santa Claus
! know you are good to the
boys and girls so please bring
me a buggy and coloring book
and a nice painting set for me
and that's only three things for
me and save the stamps and put
them in q little envelope.
HELEN FRANCES ARTMAN
Dear Santa
am a little girl two years
old. would like bib big doll,
table and chairs, buggy and bike
and nuts, fruit, candy.
p. S. Don't forget my three un-
cles who are in the service.
Thank you, your pal
JANICE WITT
Decemb 10, 1912
Dear Santa
have been trying to be good.
I 60 to Wilson school and am in
the 3rd grade. I like school
and liked the .oys I got last
Christmas and thank you. I live
at 249 Cass Ave. / want a log
set. telegraph set, a army gun
and hostlor, ice skates, Jr. air
kaid kit. am eight years old.
My brother Alwyn is 4 years old,
he wants q fire truck, a tank, q
boat, gun and hostler, and a
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is my teacher. ! am a good boy.
(sometimes)
Yours truly,
BILLY BATES
Dec. II, 1912
Dear Santa,
] am a little girl, 3 and my
name Is Cora-mae So ! am hav-
ing my Sister write this. !
would like a doll and doll bed,
Some dishes, siverware, table an
Chair, iron and ironing board
candy an nuts. Thanks for ev-
erything you gave me last year.
CORA MAE SANS
Sc Jones st.
Mt. Clemens,
Dec. II, 1912
Dear Santa,
l an writing this for my bro
Their his name is Roy, he is 5
years old. He would like a
truck, wrecker, army suit, tools;
train, .airplane, Bath robe, Bed
room slippers that will be all.
Thank you for everything last
year.
Goodby until Goth
ROY LESTER SANS
Dear Santa.
have been a good girl. am
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Letter, to
Santa Claus

would like a truck and a slid. !
would like some nuts and can
dy and some other toys. Have
Merry Christmas Santa.
JIMMY ECKHOUT
Grove Park
Mt. Clemens Mich.
Dec. IL, 1912
Dear Santa,
For Christmas I would like a
rocking horse, music top, a new
chair to sit at the table, candy
and nuts, don't forget my broth
er that is in the Navy.
Your Pal,
JERRY BATES
p. S. My sister is writing this
letter for me because / am only
2 years old.
Dear Santa:
/ would like very much II
you please, a nice casting set to
make soldiers, photo electric
football game, two nice pair OF
pants, a pair of ice skates, a
nice bowling set and that's about
all and / think that that would
make a nice Christmas.
Thank you.
TOM KORTE
Dear Santa:
/ am a very good boy. For
Christmas l would like a teddy
bear and a new set of dishes
and a horn.
Thanks, Santa.
TOMAS MILLER
December 10, 1912
Dear Santa Claus:
Thank you for the things you
left me last year.
For this Christmas would
like a Lone Ranger set, an
army truck, "a play one) and
set of electric scissors, for cut
ting paper. I would also like
some children's books if you
are not too busy and If Uncle
Sam can spare the metal I would
like some roller skates.
My little brother, Mickey,
wants a push-over toy.
Thank you, Santa Claus.
Your friend,
PHIL HOULISTON
1903 So. Highland
Dear Santa:
/ am a little boy 6 years old
and try to be good. / would like
to have you bring me an cleo
trio train and anything else
that you like. Please don't
forget the train.
Yours truly,
DALE BLOOMER
16 Garden DR..
Dear Santa,
l am a little girl two and
half. / am very good. / would
like doll and a rocking chair.
If you would have some blocks
will you bring me some. l would
like some nuts and candy. Have
a Merry Christmas.
MARION ECKHOUT
S Grove Park
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
December 8
Dear Santa
My name is Jean. ! am 8 years
old. I want you to bring me a
wood burning set, ice skates, KY
lophone, book, thank you santa
JEAN ETTEL
Dec. 10, 1912
Dear Santa Claus,
My name is Billy Bates. l
live at 500 Charbeneau street.
For Xmas I would like: a train
set, a toy bugle, a small army
tank, a little travellers paint set,
and two coloring books, a plane,
don't forget some candy and
some nuts. And a stocking. II
60 to school at Dickinson. l am
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Dear Santa:
This Christmas ! would like
to have a wee dolly and q new
sailor suit and please send my
little brother Joe a big bear.
Thank your,
LORRAINE COKE
Dear Santa:
am a little girl with red
curls only IA years old. / Will
dance for you when you come to
nv house. would like a didy
doll, a pony, a big bike, some
clothes for my doll, Baby Ann,
a new dress, shoes and hair rib
bon for myself. Also some can
DIV and nuts.
With love,
DOTTIE ANN KUEHN
2l49 Hall road
Dear Santa:
am a boy eight years old.
have two sisters. One is six
and the other is one year old.
Please bring me a bike and
carpenters set of tools. Bring
my six-year-old sister a doll and
a folding buggy. Bring my baby
sister a teddy bear. A lunch will
be waiting on the table. Don't
forget other children that won't
be having a Christmas.
With love,
ROY CHARLES, BEVER-
LY JEAN, RITA KAYE
MOORE
1920 Hicks Road
New Baltimore, Mich.
Dear Santa:
I am a little boy and am three
years old. / live on the corner
of Goose and Schoenherr. My
name is Charles Roger Bohm. !
want a barn with all the farm
animals and a car. Please Santa
do not forget all my little cous-
ins.
Thank you,
CHARLES ROGER BONN
p. ST. will try to be a good
boy.
Dear Santa:
I have been a good boy this
year. / am two years old and
would like for Christmas a hob
by horse, doll, coat, hat, snow
suit, socks, shoes and tricycle.
and nuts and bring my two
brothers some clothes and a pair
of ice skates.
THOMAS FRINK
Dear Santa Claus:
have been a good girl this
year. l am 10 years old. am
in the 5th grade. Please bring
me some story books and 10
pins and a checker board and
other games and books. Santa,
would you bring me big blue
bicycle, also some candy and
nuts. Please bring the other lit
tie girls and boys some too. Put
my gifts under the Christmas
tree. cry Christmas, Santa.
From,
RUTH KUEHN
Dear Santa:
would like an electric train,
some games, pair of skis, some
funny books, some crayons,
pencil box and some nuts and
candy.
ALBERT MORAN
% Roosevelt Drive
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
P. ST. will leave you a glass
of milk and sandwich.
December 8
Dear Santa
My name is Joyce. / am 6
years old. am good girl.
/ would like you to bring me ice
skates, book, bathrobe and slip
pers, dress, sweater, WOODBURY.
ing set sew set.
Thank yau Santa
JOYCE ETTEL
"a Moross
Dear Santa,
am a boy 5 years old.
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DETROIT, Dec. % - m -
Stanley Dorsz, AZ, Internatiou1x
organizer for the Stereotype1p
Union in Michigan and pre9l.;
dent of Local No. 9 here, dbl
at his home Monday after ~
brief illness. Born In Buffalo,
N. ", he had lived in Detr0it'
since boyhood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
ALASKA COASTAL PLANES DO RUSH WEEKEND BU5INES!

Passengers leaving Juneau for Sitka with Alaska Coastal Alrllnes over the weekend were Harold Du- core, Edward Wiskeys, Anne K. Harquil Isobel c. Parsons, John Young, John Slagle, Malcolm Mc- Rae. Ben Locsche, Geraldine Ring stad, J. Ringstad, D. Lingo, Ger trude Laurence, Dan Moller, Mrs. J. w. Whiteman, Toni Whiteman, Allan Whiteman, Margaret Claire, Mrs. w. Hohms, Louise Holmes, Billy Holmes, Jim De Mers, Arnold Withey, Thomas Mexwell, John Rreseman, Mrs H. A. Savage and E. Einstoss.
 Arriving in Juneau from Sitka were Bud Carmichael, Thomas Max well, Alfred Wold Stan Mustover Glen Nelson, Austin Rollan, Stan lev Peterson, Mrs. Stanley Peter son, Alex Russell, Jenny Nordby K. c. Nordby, Hubert Knudson, J i S. Payne, Frank Paul, Mrs. Frank Paul, J. Alemson, w. J. Foley, Jr. w. J. Callahan. Walter Roy, Arno'c | Neubauer, Charles E. Tullock, Will liam Dortch, Jane Alexander Charels E. Willows, H. w. Bucher M. w. Clark, William J. Foley, Rob- ert L. Jernberg. John Young, Anna K. Harqual, Jerry Ringstad, J Ringstad and D. Lingo.
 ! Al Skoflestad and c h rlott 1 Greenswald were passengers on Sat urday for Hoonah and A. L. Mandle and Hans Enzbrunner returned tc Juneau from Lituya Bay on Sat urday.
 Leaving here Sunday for Tenakee with AGA were Mrs. Wahto, Otto Geisler, Mrs. Ole Taug and Herluft Taug. William Jack came to Jul neau from Hawk Inlet and A. N Dunlop was an incoming passenger from Todd on Sunday.
 Passengers for Sitka with AGA tbis morning were s. B. Rem, Dan Roark, H. J. Fairhurst, Mary B. Pool. Jake C-opley, J. J. Meherin, T. c. Whiteside and Al Shyman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
MANY HALIBUT
 VESSELS SELL
 OVER WEEKEND

Halibut totalling 45,000 pounds was sold here Saturday. Vessels selling were the 31-A-27, Capt John Pademeister, 1900 pounds sold to New England Fisheries for 1260 and 10.55 cents; Diana, Capt. Eli Johnson, 1000 pounds, sold to AL aska Coast Fisheries for l2l2 and i1055; Ford, Capt. Olaf Brensdal, $500 pounds, sold to New England Fisheries for 1260 and 10.55 cents; Thelma, Capt. Bernt Alstead, II 300 pounds, sold to F.. F. Engstrom for 1265 and 10.35 cents; Vivian. Capt. Charles Larson, 10000 pounds, sold to Booth Fisheries for l24 and 101a cents; the 31-A-303. Capt. Ingvold Anderson, 1900 pounds, sold to E. E. Engstrom for 12h and 10.45 cents.
 Sales this morning all brought 1265 and 111z cents were made by the Oceanic, Capt. Ole Westby, 19,- 900 pounds, sold to New England Fisheries; Avona, Capt Martin Booth Fisheries; Little Emma, Capt John Winther, l2,000 pounds, sold to E. E. Engstrom; Fern II. Capt John Lowell, 25,000 pounds, sold to the Alaska Coast Fisheries; 3l-B-3 Capt. Ed Skaret, 5000 pounds sold to E. E. Engstrom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
COLISEUM -Nowl- NIGHT TRAIN" -Nowl-coLsEUM
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
PREPARATIONS HERE FOR
 FIRST AID WORK SCHEDULED

A meeting of Douglas women, all who can attend, is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the City Hall to assemble mater ial for bandages from sheets and other supplies that have been do- mated. Miss Stephanie Bogdon of Juneau will intruct in the work.
 All women are invited to be there and take wide mouth jars, quart size, or coffee cans, also scissors.
 Considerable quantity of supplies have been donated already for the emergency chest but few things are still needed such as blankets. women's derwear, boys pants, bath towels, overalls, cotton dresses of all sizes, safety pins, and bath robes. None of those articles have to be new but they must be clean, according to the committee in charge. a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
GAY ASTAIRE MUSICAL ON
 AT CAPITOL
You'll Never Get Rich Brings Famed Dancer
 Back to Screen

The years greatest star team in the years greatest bombardment of songs, laughs and girls, Fred Astaire and Rita Hayworth dance and romance their way through Col umbias delightful, spectacular mu- sical, You'll Never Get Rich" '" which opened yesterday at the Capitol Theatre.
 A comedy of army camp life, with singable, swingable background of music by Cole Porter. You'll Never Get Rich" belongs well up in any body's list of motion pictures worth seeing.
 Miss Hayworth's position as As taire's dancing partner merits high applause. World-famed as dancer before she set out to achieve star dom as an actress, the rayishing Rita ideally captures the entranc- ing lightness of rythm and mood which distinguishes Astaire's nim- ble-footed antics.
 Robert Benchley heads the ex- callent supporting cast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
PSYCHOLOGICAL
 DRAMA SHOWING
 AT 10TH CENTURY
Shining Vittory,' Another A. J. Cronin Tri-
 umph Is Here

All the psychiatrist told her was get married", and the events fol- lowing the marriage of the heroine of Shining Victory" now showing at the 20th Century Theatre, bring to the screen one of the most thrill ing of stories by A. J. Cronin, au- thor of Citadel"
 The entrance of the heroine, played by Geraldine Fitzgerald, into the mysterious home of her new husband, James Stephenson in what is by far his best role to date, starts a series of suspicious and secrets which gather into great climax
 The picture stars Stephenson in a powerful role and Geraldine Fitz- gerald in another triumph. Others featured are Donald Crisp and Bar bara O'Neil Irving Wrapper di- rected the Warner Bros. production
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
LARGE LIST OF pASSENGERS ARE
 ON WAY SOUTH

Leaving here for the south to- day were Miss c. Klotz, Miss A. Holm, Miss H. Gruber, E. Grove Mrs. J. E. Neate. R. Nordling, R. E Cook, Mrs. R. w. Higgins. R. w Higgins, Mrs. L. Rambert, Miss A Tucker, Miss B. Tucker. Miss P Crozier. R. L. Rorest, Miss E. Gill; espie, Miss E. Boyd. Miss D. John- sen, Miss c. R. White, Mrs. c R. White.
 T. T. Dryden, Mrs. T. T. Dryden T. Hodwalker, Miss D. Doolan, H Harmon, Mrs. H. Harmon, H. Har- mon, Jr., J. P. Lovett, L. E. Allen Jr., Mrs. T. Hawkesworth, Miss G Forrest, Miss B. Primavera, Miss L. Kiloh, Miss D. Lund, H. T. Lund H. T. Roth. Mrs. William Mcclure William Mcclure, B. L. Bardsley A. E. Black, Mrs. M. Alfich, Mrs. R Peterson, L. Forrest, A. Newberger w. Roy.
 Miss M. Wilkinson. L. Price, Miss V. Price, Miss I. Jones, Miss K Mitchell, Mrs. w. Whitehead. Miss V. Whitehead, Page Whitehead Stewart Whitehead, G. Jorgenson Mrs. A. B. Phillips, Mrs. F. E. Ap- person, s. Walstedt, Miss A. L Dave. Miss A. L. Dave, V. w. Hus- sey, F. Hawker, A. Pullage. R. E Robertson, M E. Monagle, E. Tull- och, Mrs. Harmon Yates, w. Gillis ] W. Dortch, w. Quovadis, F. Finday H. Speed, D. Phillips, Miss c. Mo Mangel, Miss R. Grenn, A. Carlson James Foote, s. Morkoorieff, c. w Watson, Mrs. c. w. Watson, K. E Sweitzer, w. J. Foley, w. J. Filey ST, Mrs. A. Wicks, Mrs K. Kol- ander, Miss A. Rude, Miss M. Miller Mrs. c. Miller, Miss M. Miller Passengers for Wrangell today were Mrs. M. Severtsen, M. o. John- son, Mrs. M. O. Johnson and for Ketchikan, w. Wrede, Mrs. s. Will Hard Mrs. R. Carlson, B. Cawthorne S. Ferries, Miss J. Malaia, M. A Kelley and E. Blowers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
WELLES IN MEMORIAL
 DAY TALK
Says Peace Aims to Hif Swiftly al War
 Responsibles

ARLINGTON NATIONAL GENIE TERY. June 1.-The abolition of race, color and religious discrim- ination is meting out swift and in- exorable justice to individuals, groups and peoples responsible for this war, in advanced peace aims, Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles said here Saturday after noon in a Memorial Day address at the cemetery across the Potomac River from the national capital.
 Welles declared i've must utterly and finally crush the evil men and iniquitous systems which today are menacing our existence"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
GLADYS FORREST LEAVES TODAY
 FOR PORTLAND

Miss Gladys Forrest, long an em- ployee of the Territorial Governors Office, left today for the south, where she plans to make her home.
 Miss Forrest announced her res- ignation about a month ago. and intends to make her home with her mother and sister in Portland, Ore gon Before going into the Governors Office, she was employed in the Shattuck Agency. She has been a popular resident of Juneau for many years.
 Many farewell parties have hon. ored Miss Forrest during the month of May preceding her de- parture. Last Saturday, Miss Pearl Peterson, of the United States For est Service office, gave a farewell luncheon for a small group of Miss Forests close friends, in the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
2S- PASSENGER
 STAR PLANE H
 BURNED,CANADA

The Star Air Line 28-passenger plane, bound for Alaska from the East coast, that was expected to arrive here on it's way to Anchor age, was burned at Takla Lake, east of Hazleton, according to word received in Juneau today.
 No details of the accident were available today, though it is un- derStood that no one was injured. Chet Brown, veteran Star Air Lines pilot was piloting the large plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
COMMANDER APPOINTED
 FOR GULF
Admiral Kauffm an Will Intensity Anti-Sub
 Campaign

WASHINGTON, June - Rear Admiral James Kaufman has been appointed Commander of the Gulf of Mexico and sea frontier ito pro- vide more efficient prosecution of the anti-submarine campaign in the Gulf of Mexico area"
 The territory under his con- mand includes the Seventh and Eighth Naval districts and all ot the sea area from Jacksonville Florida to the coast of Mexico.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
ANN MARIE WEISS DIES

Mrs. M. A. Weiss is in receipt of word from her daughter, Mrs. Wal. ter Anderson that their third old- est daughter, Ann Marie, died from illness recently at the family home in Pitt Meadow, B. c. The family lived in Douglas for a number of years. The father is with the Cam adian Air Force overseas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
MRS. AFRICH SOUTH

Mrs. Mary Africh sailed this morning enroute to Seattle where she will reside for the present. She expects to be joined there later by her daughters, Mrs. Vern Hodges and Mrs. L. B. Nelson, who are now living in Arizona.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
Discontinue
 War. Housing
 By One Half
Shortage of Lumber Forces WIPE to Revise Prof.
 eCt List

WASHINGTON, June l. The War Production Board, it was learn ed today, will permit immediate continuance of only about half of all publicly financed war housing projects now under construction.
 A shortage of lumber, informed officials disclosed, forced the WIPE to curtail sharply the list of prof. ects war officials described as "es- sential' after review of the entire housing program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
HOME FOR VISIT

John G. Johnson arrived in Doug- las from Tenakee Springs Friday for a visit with his family, and expects to return this evening. He reports the Warner family feeling fine and enjoying themselves in their new home at the Springs. II
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
10 (zE(H5
 ARE SHOT
 BY NAzIS

NEW YORK, June IA British radio broadcast picked up here says ten more Czechs" have been ex- ecuted at Prague for the attempt on the life of Reinhard Heydrich, No. 2 Gestapo Chief for Hitler. Martial law still prevails in Prague.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
INSTALLATION SET

Douglas Eagles will meet tonight to arrange for installation of of ficers which is scheduled for next Saturday night. All officers of thr lodge are urged to be present at the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-01
C. P. K. OFFICIAL HERE
 FROM SKAGWAY TO-DAY

L. H. Johnson, General Agent for the Canadian Pacific Steamship Company, arrived in Juneau today from his headquarters in Skagway and will be in the city for about week on business.
 MT. Johnson has been with the c. F. R. in Skagway since 1910.