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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

Distributed By King Features synd.. Inc.
Only three states of the Union
have a population greater than
that of New York City. One,
Of course, Is New York state.
What are the other two?
'-Those players who cover that
part of the baseball field called
"the garden" are known by
what name?
Right whales are usually the
chief object of a whaler's
pursuit. Why are they so
called?
Should a sugar-cane farmer
examine his planted field and
find IL covered with ratoons is
he likely TO be worried?
Great Commoner, Great Pacifi-
Gator and Great Emancipator
have all been important nick
names In American history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

tney were 3,
50 they aren't
afraid ... which
brings up the
boat.
Last winter
Jack built them
q small row.
b o a I, o n e
II a i ] o r e d
for 5-year-olds.
because his 16-
footer was q
little heavy for
them. He told
them IL was
theirs, p O.
|VIDING they
left il ashore
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PAGE ~
By Chic Young.
By Ho&
By Billy De Beck
BY Paul Fogarty

phrase: (a) Lean thou on my
heart: Obj From sea TO Shin
ing sea-: tc) Life is fading
fast away?
who is the poet: Cal John
Browns Body; (b) Fatal
Interview; (c) The Hound Of
Heaven?
o-Who composed these operas: taD
"Parsifal"; (b) Samson and
Delilah"; (c) "Tannhauser"f
S-How long Is: ta) A military
pace; Obj a fathom; tc) .
league?
ANSWERS ON Page 22)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

Ana, CAL, as an
air corps first
lieutenant .
Kathleen Tag
CART, teacher al
T h 1 r k e l
School, reports
the kids there
collected over
200 pounds OF
lead foil in q
recent drive.
and Mary Knit.
ger VS. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
3Counties Send
116 Drdftees TO
Fort Custer

One hundred and sixteen men,
contributed by IA Wayne. Macomb
and Oakland County draft boards,
were today indicted into the army
at Fort Custer
Macomb No. 3 sent 80 selectees
to lead the list while local board
60 with 70 men. and Oakland board
8. sending "a men, topped their
respective counties.
List OF those indicted:
BOARD NO.
John Joseph Hsmak. te2s chens.
Walter j. Wienskiewicx. 1401s Anglia.
Teddy J. Tomaszswski. 1882 Warrent Ct
Yipesnt A. Belkowski. 2i5e Harper.
John Tarsenko, 5546 Roby place.
STANLEY ]. Ksbinski, 55os ST. Aubin.
stanley p. Bonus, 4451 Mitchell.
Julian Rsdziolowski, 2247 Garfield.
Felix M. siemion, 22p3 East Kirby.
Lester u. Arie. 2sss East Grand Blvd.
BOARD NO.
Raymond Q. CLARK. 1890 Pinshurst.
Raymond L. Main, FerndAle.
BOARD NO.
Frederick J. Fieteher. ToiT Garfield.
Elias c. Tassio, 1890 Bellevue.
Edward T. Jssina, 34is Hancock.
john ). s..is Ssosr Oi sso7 i Dane
Aioysius G. RySled, ALSO MeDougsh.
S S,srs.s' H.p sps ss ass x css.Gn
Walter Galas. st25 Kantsr.
BOARD NO. 10
John ,. Kelly. s57s East Jefferson.
Milton Carleton, 1856 East Vernon.
BOARD NO. IL
James r. MeCourt, 3l4I Crane.
Ssssfs q. siss.L sss1 Sisessr:
Edwsrd Buddsn, se7i sheridan.
Leonard J. Michsiki. 45ss Beividers.
Harry p. Kan. tt50 Cadillac.
Lloyd ". oeilrich, 400 Townsend.
BOARD NO. IL
Melvin c. Johnson. $3.50 Seminole.
Giynn Y. Loot<ns. oe7s Townsend.
James u. Wells. 472s Belviders.
g. N aY.,o. a., see s. TG.T'snd
cs.ri.s Tori. 27s III Hslsp.
Anthony r. Koss 47se Van Dyke.
HH.ymoed y; P,otko.ski :szs Sheridan.
ndasr 4 ssira. ss SSs fisia.p "'''''
Howard MaFshey Jr., SITS se-nino,s.
Robert r. Donahus. $3.50 w. Vernon.
Edmund swantek.
BOARD NO. 20
John McAipins. $50 w. Euclid.
Rsiford Baaekstops. sass 8. Clarendon.
Dallas West. 633 Mansion.
Edward A. johnson. 1900 w. Bethuns.
Edward Duffy. 81 Chandler.
Som Yow Yuen. 1888 Woodward.
Paul Pugh. TOO w. philadelphia.
william Hoffnsr. s705 Brush. Apt. g.
Prank Bsginsky. ei3Q Twelfth.
william Hicks. 1907 Woodward.
Raymond Stiles 3s7 MeComb.
Ward Penso. 265e Ashland.
Ivan Ha,tch. e543 Brush.
Wallis Dolsn. 1850 Seward.
Robert Eogan. Sol Seward.
George Boyajian, 1864 W. Ph1adelphia
Richard Piper. SOC Taylor.
John Morrow, Ie5 Connecticut II p.
Don CAnneid. SAT w. Philadelphia.
Carl Schultz. 1877 Kitchener.
John Kuffner. soOe Brush.
John Rautiola. ooo1 Third.
Theodore Lentseh. T31 W. Philadelphia.
Nathan Eteinbsrg. i5z3 Seward.
Charles pocius, ia w. Euclid.
wiIfjs 0aston. 4a2 Nj Vernon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

graduating class at Arthur ele-
mentary put the money they
would have spent for class pins
into a fund for the Red Cross.
John c. Lehr, local district
attorney, is In Chicago conven-
tioning Milt Breen Is older
to-day Saw Lieut.. Nell Cool
idge. number two lady cop here,
making people feel better with her
smile and Jack Massey, the
tobacco-and-pipe man, trying 10
decide which Of three pipes to fill
and with what, in crowded Girls
void street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

Jacks 5-year-old twins love the
water. They were born and have
been raised 90 far In a large place
with lots Of Lake St Clair front
age. They've been able to stay
afloat and paddle a little since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Jealous Man Kills Self

GRAND RAPIDS. June 15.--
Jealous Of his pretty wife. Marie.
Bernard Nerli. "a. killed himself
by placing a - caliber riffs n
his mouth and shooting hinelf.
They had quarreled because no
was not home when he arrived
about q. m, police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

Two of these three belong to
one man. Who?
6-There are. synonyms for anger,
fuel and automobile, plus an
indefinite article In the name
of what large island?
What kind Of a performance
will you see IL you attend a
CALAMITY show?
ANSWERS on Page 22)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Knowledg Test
By DIR. sABINA III. CONNOLLY

Copyright, 1912. by King Features
Who is the author: (a) The
first woman to win the Nobel
Prize in literature; OBJ he lived
in Samoa; (c) a sailor who
wrote a famous book about a
dog?
DO you know II: (a) Credible
means believable or doubtful;
tb) verbal means silent or
spoken; (c) fiscal means
financial or annual7
S-Of what song n this the last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

You can help win this war by making regular
purchases of United States War Savings
Stamps from Detroit Times carriers Lend
not give money to your country in
this American Way, the voluntary way. The
Times carrier in your nGghborhood will
gladly deliver them to your home weekly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

lJoe o. ondo, MeivindaIs.
Russell Il. Sims. Lincoln Park.
Nicholas T. vook. Inkster.
Elmer II. Giiuaster. Inkstsr.
william }. Aewhorter, Wysndotts.
Clarence w. Yuchartx. WyGndotis.
Clement y. Berro. wyandotts.
Richard w. sismsns. Lincoln PARK
Kenneth J. O'sullivan. Wyandotte.
Bernard o. OConnor, Inkster.
Arthur A. Runnasy River Rouge.
Peter p. Koricic. Melvindaie.
stove J. Macy. Lincoln Park.
George Benedie Jr.. Lincoln PARK
Stephan q. Moore, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Frank A. vahosh.
OAKLAND BOARD NO. .
William q. Mshro. Pontiac.
Harvey }. Beach, Milford.
Jesse w. Baxisy, New Hudson.
OAKLAND BOARD NO. 0
Warren J. Reagan. pavisburg.
Jack y. Now, Rochester.
Bert J. Czeskieba, Pontiac.
Charles u. Fuhrmann. Lake Orion.
Louis Y. Rutkowski, Pontiac.
Addison b. Beatty, Roch.st.r.
Clayton A Byers, oxford.
Dopald II. Giies. Holly.
Sch J. Welch. Auburn Heights.
clyde A. Petty. Lake Orion.
0isn x. Meyers Jr., Rochester.
Stanley Krause. Holly.
Walter r, Graves. Oxford.
Charles d. Mrasek. Clarkston.
Raymond Y, Sherwood, Rhodes.
Albert J. Koss, Oxford
Dan Nickita, clarkston.
Wiiber w. Watson, Holly.
Carlton w. Kenyon, Holly.
Hudson J. Oliver. Holly.
Robert NJ. Owen Pontiac.
Wilfred Powers, Rochester.
MACoMB BOARD no 1
Francis c. TufneIl. Mt. Clemens.
John T Bourdage. MI. Clemens.
Elmer 7. Berger, Hazei Park.
Yrsd J. Resico. MI. Clemens.
MACoMB BOARD NO.
waller A. Smith, East Detroit
Fredsreck w. Bublitr. New Haven.
| Andrew r. Mlgnot, Romeo.
ndward voisch. Washington.
Paul A. Lovchuk, Utica.
Warren X. Bantle, New Haven.
Joseph L. Hartl. Utica.
John H. Oidenhouse, Utica.
John d. NcVicar, Romeo
sidney r. Hunt, New Baltimore
Eugene Z. Bakorski. Mt Clemens.
Rudolph A. Caterman, Mt. Clemens.
Bernard ". Bertrand. Mt Clemens.
Clyde s. Stump, Armada (v. o. c.
Oscar Teiye, Utica.
Walter J, sEymanski, Warren.
Erwin II. Brods. Utica
Francis L. Porea, 1854 Bewick
Henry schans, Utica.
L<Roi o. Herberg. Armada.
Albert Benoit. Washington.
Charles J. Heaiy. Dryden.
Henry c. Ortman. Washington.
Juan Jairnes Hernandez. New Haven
Aioysius L. Bahorski. Mt. Clemens.
Donald Y. Miller. Utka.
Paul n. Hoke, Romeo.
James Rivard Jr. New Baltimore.
Bonnie Chiniel Utica.
Harry II. Hagahay, Utica
Archie Fairchilds. Washington.
Rudolph Paien.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

Boys, IL and older.
wishing to obtain .
Newspaper route may
apply by writing the
Home Delivery Depart
ment, The DetroiF
Times, Detroit, Mich,
or by teIeph oning
Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
4sRD BON A RDMENT
GROUP (H), HDQ & HDQ
SQUADRON, l. NGL Il Y
FIELD, VA.

This organization special
lies In heavy aerial bonn
bardment, and thus wished
an insignia carrying out this
particular theme. How well
Walt Disney carried out their
speciality Ii seen In the fact
that he used one Of his light
hearted heavyweight hippos
as the main figure In the In
sigma. The hippo, tearing
through the skies In n tiny
plane, n obviously dropping
bombs with deadly accuracy.
Combat Insignia stamp Design Copy
right 1et1, Hearst Publications, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

of 1908 Camden, East
Detroit, has earned
$500 and increased his
number of customers
6l% in the 10 months
he has been serving
Detroit Times sub
scribers in the neigh
borhood of Gratiot,
Crescentwood, Lii
wood and Nine Mile.
Richard is a B-student
at East Detroit High
School, wants TO be an
electrical engineer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
(185B
MAKING

to be independent, earn their own money
-. shows them the fundamentals of business
-. gives them regular weekly income and
teaches the value of courtesy, promptness
and personal appearance.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
Electric Fan Care

YOU'VE PROBABLY n o I
used your electric fan a winter.
If not, then better have it check
ed by a service man TO see if it
needs fabrication or any special
adjustment to facilitate the
blades turning freely. Also, it's
a good idea, before storing for
any length of time, to wrap the
fan carefully with paper or cloth
to keep dust or dirt from set
ting in the mechanism.
MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
WILSON and daughter Edna
Rose returned last evening from
two weeks vacation in st. Au-
gustine, Fla.
MRS. EDWARD LICK enter
tanned st. Anne's Guild Of St.
Peters parish last evening at a
potluck dinner, with card priz-
es going to Mrs Eugene Duprey,
Mrs. Norman .McInerny, Mrs. NJ.
j. Foley, Mrs. Frank Deneweth,
and Mrs. Sylvia Madou. Mrs.
John Madou will be hostess at
the next potluck, set for $50 O.
clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
.Eunice Houghten to Review
Book at Lamkins Home

THE FINAL EVENT in the
series Of dcssert-luncheon book
reviews which the Young Wom-
ems Episcopal League sponsors
is set for Wednesday, May -,
al 1870 o'clock at the home of
Mrs Sumner ID. Lamkin, 1881
-Orth Gratiot avenue.
EuniCe II u & h ten, Mount
Clemens High school librarian,
will be speaker, reviewing my
Life in a Man Made Jungle by
Belle BenChley.
Mrs. Harry N. Metler, general
chairman for the series, today
announces her committees for
the event, which will close the
third successful annual series
the league has sponsored.
Mrs. James +. Spier will
handle tickets, and Mrs. Herman
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
Birthday Event
Attended by 81

FIFTY SEVEN PER s SON S
were present yesterday at the
annual birthday potluck dinner
of Women Guild Of Zion Evan
geliCal Church
Tables were set i'm the church
q lining room. decorated with
SnapdragonS and Iilacs. Birthday
gifts we're awarded to Mrs. VIII
liam Behnke, Mrs. Alex Zulke,
Mrs. Emma Rocker, Mrs. Erwin
Egle and Mrs Margaret Miller
The guild Will meet on the first
Wednesday of June for the
Manufacturing meeting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
Girl Scout News

JERINE CADY is reported to-
day 10 be maintaining her lead
erShip Of all Girl Scouts i'm the
annual cookie sale. She has or
dcrs for 100 boxes. Cookies
sold during the drive will be
delivered on May 2l, " h e n
money is 10 be collected.
DR.. AND MRS. A. B. ALLEN
and granddaughter Gwen All
en- have returned from a winter
spent in ST. Petersburg, Fla.
THE WHATSOEVER CIR
Gle will meet Friday afternoon
at the Kings Daughters home
at 2:30 o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07

Bartlett of seating arrange
mentS. Mrs. Charles Noellert IS
refreshments chairman, assisted
by Mrs. Richard II. Millar, Mrs.
Theron Pomeroy, Mrs. Willard
Stief, Mrs. Brodie ToOthman,
Mrs. Michael Thomas, Mrs.
Charles f. Doll, Jr- MrS Karl
Krause, Mrs. Donald Miller and
Mrs. Lawrence Kent.
Mrs. Theodore Pettibonc is
serving chairman, and her COM
mittee includes Mrs. William
Donaldson, Mrs. Clarence Yer
nier, Mrs. William T. Cross.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
Clean Refrigerator

TO KEEP the inside Of your
electric refrigerator sweet and
clean, wash out with a weak
baking soda solution about once
week. DefroSting time is d
good opportunity to get IN this
bit Of routine cleaning Remove
ice cubes and wash ice trays, too.
MRS. THOMAS ". CROSS
entertained her bridge club last
evening at her home on Gallup
avenue.
WORD has been received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Bishop of
1873 Jones street that Mrs. BiSh-
ops brother, Pvt. Leroy H.
Reynolds, has been promoted TO
Private First Glass.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
" Episcopal League Completes Plans for Discrimination

with group in a recital at SIS
o'clock Friday evening at the
Bendetson Netzorg School Of
Piano i'm Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07

NANCY SUE MANDELL, IL
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Manden Of the New
Glenwood Hotel, will appear
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
nLnnrE YOUR DIET
EnT more FRUITS ann
Vegetables

Balance your defeat lots more fresh
fruits and vegetables - get the essential
vtamins and minerals your body needs for
good health TO help win this war" advise
the dietieans Of the IT, S. Government
Nutrition Program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09
NAzI AREAS. ATTACKED BY RAF B0MBER5
Ruhr Valley Again Raided -Germdn Rail Systems
 Are Being SheI|ed

LONDON June 9-A strong force of British bombers dropped ex- plosives on hundreds of square miles of Hitler's domain last night, raid ing the great industrial Ruhr Val ley, Dieppe docks and railways and airdromes in France and Holland
 The RAF lost 18 bombers in the intruder raids on France and Hol- land aimed at destroying the Ger man defenses, which was the main objective of the attack"
 American made Boston bombers were used, several munition dumps were exploded, and the Schipol air drome was successfully bombed, the runways being pockmarked by direct hits.
 One pilot derailed freight train engine and hurricanes fired can- non shells, destroying six other locomotives.
 Raids continue by the RAF in virtually ceaseless attacks especially on German rail system so vital to Nazi control of western Europe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09
?. J. ANDRAE AND R. A. WEIGH WILL
 ARRIVE TONIGHT

P. J. Andrae, President and prin- cipal stockholder of the Icy Straits Salmon Company, and Robert A Welsh, Vice President of the com pany are to arrive in Juneau today from the south for routine in- spection of their plant at Hoonah
 They are accompanied by the three sons of MT Welsh, Robert Jr, Barney and Billie and several cannery workers.
 MT. Andrae is very prominent in the salmon industry as a member of the Executive Committee of the Alaska Salmon Industry, and has been active on the Labor Negotia- tions Committee this year. AS a result of his work on these com mittees he has become an authority on the price control situation as it affects the canned salmon industry.
 In Juneau, MT. Andrae will be met by his superintendent at Hoonah, Frank Wright, Jr., who brought the tender Pt. Sophia in from the can- nery to take the party to Hoonah where they will spend several weeks. From Hoonah they will pro- ceed to Kolwock where MT. Welsh has large holdings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09
Nelson Gives A d dress at
 Alma Mafer
Says America Is Doing I'm. possible in War
 Production

COLUMBIA, Missouri, June g - Donald Nelson, who worked his way through the University of Missouri, returned here as an honored alum nus to tell the graduating class that America lis doing the impos- sible' in war production, exceeding all estimates.
 Confidently, the chairman of the War Production Board asserted that this year we are making CO., 900 airplanes and by the end of the year will still be picking up speed toward even vaster production for 1943."
 Nelson explained that i've found our total production of war goods higher than we had any reason to suppose it could be" when blue prints were prepared for the war plants.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09

TIME IS PRECIOUS but so is your loveliness, and charm. Ledrn today how important it is 10 be on the alert Sturt with beautiful, healthy hair Every woman needs the assurance of lovely cleaning hair, and the protection against thdt dreaded UNglum- orous appearance Beautiful hdir is your badge of courage. It's q tonic 10 the WdT- tom nerves of those around you. The best road 10 glamour is PARKER HERBEX INDl- VIDUALIZED SCALP TREATMENTS FOR BETTER TREATMENTS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09
SHIP WILL
 SAIL FOR
 EXCHANGES
Swedish American Liner fo Leave with Jap
 Nationals

JERSEY CITY, June 9-The 13,- GOO ton passenger liner Gripsholm arrived from Gothenburg, Sweden, day late on her mission of ex- change of Japanese American diplo- mats and nationals.
 The white-painted Swedish-Am- erican liner brought 193 Swedish and other Scandinavian Americans here.
 On the pier of Jersey City is the baggage of the Japs who will board the ship for its first exchange voy- age to Lourenco Marques, exchange point in Portugese East Africa, where Americans from Japan will come aboard to return to the Unit ed States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09

routes frozen and competitive ser vice pooled.
 All express service will be dis continued effective July and after that date, the ODT has directed that no inter-city buses may be op- erated for the primary purpose of serving golf courses, athletic fields, race tracks, theatres, dancing pavilions, or other places conduct ed primarily for purposes of amuse- ment or entertainment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aSka newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09
iRNSpdiSeEs1IoN RSdS WALLOP YOU BELOW THE BELT?
Help Your Forgotten ''28" For The Kind Ol Relief That Helps Make You Karin To Go

More than half of your digestion is done below the belt - in your 28 feet of bowels. So when indigestion strikes, try something that helps digestion in the stomach AND below the belt.
 What you may need is Carter's Little Liver Pills to give needed help to that forgotten 2S feet" of bowels.
 Take one Carter's Little Liver Pill before and one after meals. Take them according to directions. They help wake up a larger flow of the main digestive juices in your stom- aeh AND bowes-help you digest what you have eaten in Natures own way.
 Then most folks get the kind of relief that makes you feel better from your head to your toes. Just be sure you get the genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills from your druggist Price: 25f.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09
GAMES MONDAY National League Boston 1; Cincinnati 3.
 American League

New York II; Cleveland TO-
 Pacific Coast League
 No games were played in the Pacific Coast League Monday as the teams were travelling to open today on the schedule for this week
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09
p. DERRINGER
 NEARLY GETS
 0-HIT GAME
New York, Cleveland Go Eleven Innings, Former
 Finally Winning
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Big Paul Derringer almost pitched no hitter yesterday as Cincinnati beat Boston for the sixth straight time Only Eddie Miller reached a base in the first eight innings arc that was on an error. but, three hits in the ninth frame allowed Boston to get the lone tally. This was the only game played Monday in the National League.
 In the American League yesCe,- day, New York spotted Cleveland four runs in the first inning and then battled the way to a victory in the eleventh inning when er- TOTS allowed the deciding tally.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09
AIR FIGHTERS FROM ALLIES
 REACH CHINA
Both American and British Units Reported Aniv-
 ing al Chungking

LONDON, June 9-American and British air forces units have ar rived in China according to Reut- CTS dispatch from Chungking.
 The U. S. units are presumably in addition to the Flying Tigers of the American Volunteer Group commanded by Brig. Gen. Chen nault and already operating in China
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09
BORN TO
 EUGENE ROBERTSONS

News was received here today of the arrival of a daughter, born to MT. and Mrs. Albert F. Dorsh in Cowlitz General Hospital, Long, view Washington.
 She is the second grandchild of Mir and Mrs. Eugene Robertson Of Juneau. Mrs. Dorsh is the for mer Jane Robertson and their home is in Fairbanks. She is ex- pected to return there with her daughter sometime in July.
 The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09
Gastineau Channel League
23-TEAM BASEBALL
 LEAGUE, Fl. KNOX

FORT KNOX, Ky, June 9-Base- ball is receiving attention here. The Armored Force units have 23- team league. The outstanding name" player is pitcher Private John Grodzicki, former St. Louis Cardinal hurler.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09
INFER -CITY BUSE5C0 ON
 WAR BASIS
Defense Transportation Office Orders Service
 CurtaiIed

WASHINGTON, June - The Office of Defense Transportation took wartime control today over all the nations inter-city bus op- erations, ordering their present
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-09
SEEK sNrOGmATION
 OF MEYERS HOLDEN

Any person having any informa- ton as to the whereabouts of Mev- CTS Holden is asked to get in touch with L. J. Snyder by writing to him in care of General Delivery, Seattle, Wash.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-02
Hospital II Ysars Old

The hospital Vas buiH rs the
eouniY and Wss onesses T. psfier3s
~ th spring ot 1881 llepaands
upon It's facilities nave grow 4
steadily and during ihc past ses
eFal months ilao rapidly growing
population of thc county has tax
81 the accommodations Of the
hospital beyond the possibility IL
meef the needs Al present the
nursing staff consists n4 i head
nurse and II registered nurses
Tine appropriation 10 make m
necessary enlargement uf tfr ffEs
piiai has been sought by jackson
County hospital citizens tot suTre
time according 70 hospital off,
erals i IS hoped that nFelimIn
AIRY arrangements can h cou
pleted and that the work can d
advertised FIR bids IN fhe neaf
future. thes said
Carl Oischner. New OrieanS
architect ana l. 6 WinteFtun
consulting engineer. have beer
working on plans for. the add
ton for several months