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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
IT. MCNEIL HAS
 SHORT STORY IN
 POST OF NOV. IA
Army Officer on Duty Here Is Writer of Western
 Fiction

Steve McNeil, author of sJimmy Buys Some Toms" short story which appears in the November IA issue Of the Saturday Evening Post, is none other than Lieutenant McNeil, now on active duty with the U. s. Army, serving in Juneau.
 The story which immediately fol- lows the lead article in this issue of the Post, deals with the fruit and produce business in the Yakima Valley and the problems Jimmy faces in bucking the wealthy Con soidated Company during an emer- gency. The love affair of Jimmy and Anne provides heart interest and the story has charm and flu ency.
 Lieut.. McNeil picked up the idea for the yarn when on eco duty in the Yakima Valley, which accounts for the authenticity of the back ground atmosphere.
 Lieutenant McNeil started writing fiction in 1889, four years after his graduation from Washington State College and first sold to pulp maga- zines. After year of this, he pick ed up an agent, August Lenniger and from 1940 on has sold to "slicks" and secondary "slicks" as the smooth paper magazines are termed. Among the peroidicals that have published his fiction are True Story, House hold Magazine, Toronto Star Week. ly. Outdoor Life, Cosmopolitan and Saturday Evening Post.
 Hailing from Lake Quinault, Washington, Lieutenant McNeil at tended the University of Washing ton for two years before transfer ring to Pullman. He spent two years on CCC duty and has held a re- serve commission in the army since this year Just prior to going into active duty and coming north he was with the State Forestry Depart ment in Olympia, Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
EDEN IN SUPPORT
 OF DEAL
British Foreign Secretary Declines to Discuss Vithy
 French Relations

LONDON, Nov 25.-British For eign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons today that the battle of North Africa lis in an extremely critical phase" and he declined to discuss the arrange ment which Lieut.. Gen. Dwight Eisenhower has made with French authorities.
 Eden did not elaborate on this statement.
 An Allied spokesman, however, has repeatedly pointed out the relatively light resistance of the French, as only the first phase of the showdown for domination of the Mediterranean African shore is now under test.
 The real battle is now developing between the Allies and the strong defenses of the Axis.
 Free for Job
 The spokesmen stressed that po- litical arrangements in North Afri- ca are intended to free the Allied military commanders there for the main job and in that sense, the political and military considerations are closely dovetailed. F
 Eden was evidently referring to the fact that the North African expedition is cooperating with the French Admiral Darlan, who is a Vichy man and opposed to Fighting French Commander DeGaulle.
 He said This is not the time to discuss arrangements made in North Africa between Eisenhower and the local French authorities. The battle is in an extremely cri- tical phase There will be time to go into all these measures when it is won"
 Cancelled Broadcast
 Meanwhile, he said, nothing should be done to give the Ameri- cans cause for complaint
 The statement was made while Eden was commenting on the can cellation by Churchill of broad cast by DeGaulle, scheduled last Saturday.
 The Prime Minister and I didn't think it's delivery at this particu- lar time was helpful to the ex- tremely tense and serious opera tions now proceeding in Tunisia "
 Eden said that all Britons in termed in North Africa and almost all the Fighting French internees are now released.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
  SERVICE MEMS DANCE AT ELN

For entertainment of service men, there will be a dance in the Elks Ballroom tomorrow night from 9 to 12 o'clock under the combined auspices of USO and AWVS, it was announced today by J. $. tSid) Cowgirl, USO representative here.
 Music for the occasion will be furnished by the Duck Creek or chestra which has become increas- ingly popular with local dancers.
 Junior hostesses are urged to be present to contribute to the sue cess of the occasion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
Warning
 Is Given
 Motorists

Chief of Police B. H. Manery to- day issued a sharp and last warn- ing to motorists to keep off Gold Street during the present kids sliding weather.
 Chief Manery said: Gold Street is set aside for sliding purposes. I have received many reports that both private and public cars con- tinue operating on Gold Street from Seventh Street to First as we'll as other sections. This must stop as it endangers the lives of the children enjoying the sliding sport. Motorists are permitted to cross Gold Street after due cau- tion that no sliders are on the street coming down, but operating on Gold Street, up and down, is off pronto"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
SERVICES FOR RADE KApP ARE
 SET FOR FRIDAY

Funeral services for Rade Kapp, 60, who died Sunday in St. Ann's Hospital, will be held on Friday at 2 pm. in the Russian Orthodox Church, it was announced today
 MT. Kapp, who is we'll known in Juneau, was born in Montenegro. He has lived in Juneau for the last twelve years.
 The Rev M. A. Baranoff will conduct the Russian Orthodox ser vice. Burial will be in the Serbian Plot of the Evergreen Cemetery
 MT. Kapp is survived by his widow and a son, Milo. in Seward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
BABY GIRL E BORN
 TO TRENCHES IN EAST

Lieut.. B. M. French and wife are the parents of six-pound girl baby born in Washington, D.Cy yesterday, according to radio gram received here. Lieut. French, formerly with the Bureau of Pub lie Roads headquartered in Juneau, is with the USN.R. in Washing ton, and Mrs. French is the for mer Mildred Morrison of Juneau.
 Grandfather Morrison, of the first French arrival. lives in Ju- neau, also two uncles, equally as well known, Jimmy Morrison Of the Signal Corps staff, who incl dentally was inducted into the armed forces today, and John Nor rison, on the staff of the B. M Behrends Bank. Malcolm Morrison, another uncle, is Operator-1n- Charge of the Signal Corps at Pet ersburg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25

in tents-even more than a hun dred miles from Whitehorse at Lake Kluane OConnor's men didn't have any lumber there so they cut and milled their own and built enough barracks to accommodate everyone.
 Fine Food
 The food was the kind that you didn't expect-just like Thanks giving dinner every day and three times day.
 It was southern hospitality in the Yukon Acting Governor E. L.. Bartlett and his party were taken care of in the best of style. An excellent US. Coast Guard crew hauled the party up Lynn Canal in some plenty rough weather so that the Alaskan dignitaries coul1 make connections at SkagWay where the US. Army-operated White Pass and Yukon Route met them with a parlor car, stoves at both ends Superintendent V. I. Hahn treated the party to lunch at Lake Bennett
 At Whitehorse they were taken to headquarters of the NWSC in fancy vehicles in which they also made the trek to Lake Kluane and back. The only casualty of the trip was when former Gov. George A. Parks dropped the only pipe he had with him, busting it. He had to go without the stoker dur ing the entire trip, but the unex- pected comforts furnished by the Army made him forget all about it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON (Ae3or Robert 8. Allen on active duty)

WASHINGTON - In addition to the. magnificent resistance of the marines in the Solomons, they have another little-known achievement to their credit. They have won over the natives to such an extent that the local head-hunters proudly pat their chests and say: Me American!"
 Technically, the Solomon natives still are British. But not if they have anything to say about it.
 This winning over of the natives has been a definite asset to the marines. Almost every night, the local head-hunters come back with the head of a Jap who has strayed too far into the jungle.
 When the Japs first landed in the Solomons they immediately com- mandeered the natives food and then put them in forced labor gangs. making them level off the airfield, build locks and warehouses.
 So when the marines landed the natives were on the beach ready to welcome them. Somehow, the na- tives seemed to have got wind of the fact that the marines were coming. The first words they uttered were, Americans! Me American tool"
 Though marine supplies have been
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
PUBLIC SCH00lS ARE
 OUT UNTIL MONDAY

Juneau public school pupils leave the doors of the school this after noon at 3.30 o'clock, not to return until Monday. as they have Friday off to recover from their Thanks giving Day celebrations.
 No special assembly was being held today in the school, as the students caught up on their extra work to make up for the two-day vacation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
IMMUNIzATI0N5 TO BE GIVEN FRIDAY
 AT ?. H. CENTER

An immunization clinic will be offered to Juneau children on Fri day morning through the Juneau Public Health Center, it was an- nounced today by Miss Stephenie Bogdon, Public Health Nurse.
 The immunizations will be given from 9;30 to 10:30 am. and all parents with children of to g months of age who have not been immunized against smallpox or diphtheria are urged to bring them to the clinic at this time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
NAzIS GALL RED GAINS
 TEMPORARY
Assert voIgd and Don Riv- CT Attacks Are Re-
 pulsed Today

BERLIN, Nov. 25.-The German radio today said the Germans have succeeded in temporarily pene- trating" German positions on the Rzhev front west of Moscow.
 The broadcast said that the Rus sians broke through after three as saults on the German lines, but the radio asserted that all attacks be- tween the Volga and Don rivers were "repulsed after violent fighting and heavy losses to the enemy"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
Russians Kiu Or Capture 100, 900 Gern1a1
RAF Fighters Destroy
 Mammoth 80-p Passenger
 NaziTranspoft Plane

LONDON Nov. A squadronning into the sea
 fight fromMaa said that the Bonn Vo off the eastern huge type of paid off plane built by the makers oi the
 which the
 mammoth experimenay In tght across e transport capable Atlantic before the war No Nazis soldier were seen to es bounced the burning leVana oi crashed the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
WINTER WEATHER
 HALT5 WORK ON
 GLACIER HIGHWAY

District Engineer M. D. Williams of the Public Roads Administration in Alaska announced today that work on the highway improvement project from Juneau to Duck Creek on the Glacier Highway has been suspended for the winter, due to weather conditions.
 Work on the road will be re- sumed as soon as the weather per- mits next year and the project will be finished.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
BRITISH KEEPING
 ON HEELS, FLEEING
 FORCES OF R0MMEl

CAIRO, Nov. 25.-Advance Brit lsh units maintained pressure on Rommels retreating army between Agedabia and Fl Agheila yesterday but poor weather conditions again held aerial activity over the desert battle area to a small scale, the British Headquarters announces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25
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 , EMPIRE NOT TO PUBLISH , ON THURSDAY

. The Empire will observe the { . Thanksgiving Day holiday to- . morrow and there will be no . edition issued. Important news, . if any, will be bulletined, how . ever, and displayed on The
 . Empire windows.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25

Prevailing westerly winds large ly account for the differences in temperature on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25

Alexander the Great forbade his soldiers to wear boards, to avoid an advantage to the enemy in hand to-hand fighting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25

Norns, female divinities of Nor thern mythology, were said to ap- pear as prophetesses at the birth of children.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25

Donald OLeary has been dis charged from St. Ann's Hospital
 Clifford Wiediger, a medical pa tient in St. Ann's Hospital, has been discharged.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

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81 up. Dry eleanings, pants ssirts.
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LaDns, Garden Supplies

SHADE TREES-nsple, elm white birch
all sizes, reasonable. Tyler 7-40S3.
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Personals

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Reverend Hazel Damrau, l74i Ferry
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DON'T BE FAT-Don't LOOK oId Use
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FAMOUS WANDA Learn your Future.
Consultations Daily. SCI Ciairmount
Trinity 2-l40S.
FROM this date / will not be responsible
Tor any debts contracted BY my wife,
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CONSULTATION daily, 1915: TuesdayS
Fridays until 3; closed Sundays. 341s John
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE = Church OF
Christ. Appointments daily. 1850 West
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REVEREND TRAEB - DAILY Readings.
Special Wednesdays. p. m. csc. Mes
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SOCIAL EVENING - Message Circle.
Wednesdays. y. m. i2o5 Lsrchmoupt.
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INSTRUMENTATION
OFF1cE-TEcHNICAL,
DEFENSE AND NON DEFENSE
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
12iS LAFAYETTE BUILDING
JONES EMPLOYMENT. ais Beaubicn-
Colored hotel housemsids, SIs-x2O
weekly. porters. Janitors. couples. <3o-S35
per week. Columbia 1910.
SCREW MACHINE. LATHE. GRINDERS
MECHANIC, 81. 10 HR JANIToRs
IND CLASS ENGINEER: ELECTRICIAN
MEN LEARN AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY
WOMEN COOKS, TYPIsTs. CASHIERS
GIRLS LEARN AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY
SIS WR.. NO ExPER. NECESSARY
JANITREss-MANY OTHER JOBS
Colonial Emp. 1860 Broadway
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12-$3.50
Cash aud carry. 81. so: IS years expert
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Rug Works. i7I22 Broadstreet. no. 5000
A BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstersd fur
niture cleaning renovating; guaranteed.
insured exl2 $3.50; cash and carry 81 so.
Garfield Rug and Furniture Cleaners.
1896 fireman. Tyler $1,000.
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning. +5iS
Collingwood Rugs cleaned. Insured.
Teephone Hogartn 300.
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Situations Wanfed-Femole

Al COLoRED girl wants store. waitress
or housework. Call after three. Tyler
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BEAUTY oPERAToR-Ileensed. no ,1p,.
risncs necessary, viii train. 1918 Whit
tier. Arlington s42s.
BEAUTY OPERATOR
Steady work; good pay. Apply 1918 Whit
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BEAUTY operators; experienced: good
wages; i've days; permanent position.
Vermont 7-37To
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Grand River.
BEAUTY operator: EXPERIENCED: ave days
excellent salary. s+O3 Livernos no
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Female Help Wanted

BAR MAID-Experience not necessary:
good wages 1905 Michigan. VInewood
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Evening star., 1942-10-18
ROOMS UNEURkisHED.

LADY, gentle, pro. musician. desires one
Or two unfurnished rooms, suitable studio
refs. Miller, AID. 1904.
4O21 18th ST. N.E-Large room and
kitchen. new Frigidaire, new stove,
screened back porch, semi-rrivate bath.
pvt. bath: excellent transp.: light house
keeping privilege Warield 6276.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
COUNTRY BOARD
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CHILDREN will be we'll taken care Of on a.
lovely farm. Ella Hardey Clarke. Clarks-
Vile, Howard Co., Md.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
MOVING. PACKING 3 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Edelmans Nov
ing IL Storage Co., TAYLOR 1897
Evening star., 1942-10-18
APARTMENTS. SUB. WANTED.

IF YOU ARE AN ARLINGTON LAND
lord, and anxious to get a good tenant,
call Ii. 1904, and contact War Dept EN-
ploye. formerly college professor. and wife.
or unfurn. apt by Nov. LIST; excellent
refs; refined and quiet
Evening star., 1942-10-18
BY COUPLE, NO Child
DOLLS HOUSE

A. housekeeping apt in Georgetown or
good NV. section, fireplace desirable, sun
snlne essential; gentiles lease; refs Call
sunday. II am. to p.m1 MI 7455
Evening star., 1942-10-18

SINGLE ROOM with Jewish family. Call
MI SS29 Sum- bet. 11-3; during week call
Evening star., 1942-10-18

Front bedroom in new home, next to bath
with shower; gentlemen; will serve
breakfast; no drinking
Evening star., 1942-10-18

DISCRIMINATING, refined FAM
lily of three gentiles desire un-
furnished apartment in NV. Box
30-G, Star.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

furnished Groom. semi-detached house;
adults: S165. Wo. 1884 evenings and
SUNDAY
Evening star., 1942-10-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.

DUE TO ARMY TRANSFFR-FURNISH
modern stone house on 8 acres wooded
land bedrooms, IN baths, paneled iiv-
ing room, firepIaces. exclusive country
club section. 80 minutes downtown: gen.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

FOR CHILD II yrs. old, near Whittier
School; no other children; not over $50
month. Box &c, Star.
REFINED LADY wishes room ana hoard,
private family, NV, Nov. s. Box 474-S,
Star.
RM, AND BID. WANTED BY working moth
er for self and 2-yr.-old son; father in
active duty; pvt. home pref. Call Hill
Evening star., 1942-10-18

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY FOR RESPON-
sible couple searching for new conditioned
6-rm. colonial. DELIGHTFULLY."- furn. perm.
home. gas heat, garage. Beshesda $3.50 mo.
OWNER. NO 6S24
Evening star., 1942-10-18

b120 9th ST. N.W.-Large front room,
Lwln peds' next to shower and bath.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

SPRING VALLEY.
rm. and maids rm. and bath In base
ment. Gas ht; beautifully furn.; Se75
per mo. Call Mr.. johnson. EN-. 1890.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

ing room. dining room, pantry. kitchen,
bedrooms, 2 baths. 2 servants rooms and
bath, nicely furnished; Gear aarage: no
nent with MRS. PRYSE, NE. 400. Eve
pippS and Supdav WO SO0C
Evening star., 1942-10-18

PETWORTH-PVT. HOME, LITERARY
atmos.. 2 newly .furn., Ink rms, Friei-
daire. shower bath. phone; bus at door; 2
refined empl. ladies; gentiles Georgia 22A6
section of 4-room apt. If you will buy my
furniture at S310 cash.; no children or
pets; couple. For information cali DU. 3493.
EMPLOYED YOUNG WOMAN, HUSBAND
inducted, wishes share her 3-rm. NV apt.
with another: prefer ! in similar circum-
stances fJewish1. IA. 4487, Sun. or after 8.
1901 44th PLACE SCI ROOM, KITCH-
en-. bath. neatly furnished, including util-
tiles; employed couple: $40. Atlantic 4314.
TWO GENTILE. GIRLS SHARE 2.ROoM
ice; Is minutes downtown: $2b month =.
1417 Belmont u. NV. Ant. a.. 90. 1855.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

MODERN 5-ROOM DETACHED HOUSE
with some furniture and full tank Of oil
conveniently located in N. Woodbridge, D. C.
Buy furniture and oil and assume lease
subject to consent OF owner. Call HO.
LAO between Q am. and IL noon on
Evening star., 1942-11-27

We urge you to do your
Christmas shopping non
the hours from II
to 3 are least crowded.
Evening star., 1942-11-27
See Her Eyes Shine
over Stocking Gifts

This year, Santa Claus, you know, Of course, thot
royons and cottons are her own snnorty patriotic
choice. But did you know they boast these fomous
stocking names?
reinforced oot-----$l.l5; poirs, 80
Berkshire Royons-sheer and mi-sheer-o stock
ing entirely Of royon-------$1.,5; poirs. 80
MecsIIum Sheer English Cotton LisIe with Poris
clocks Here is cotton playing glamour role, $l.95
Mecollum Cotton Mesh-snnort cotton with light
and lovely Icok so and $l.65
Air Spun Specialized Fit-now in royon with cotton
reinforced toe toe----$l.35; 3 pairs. 800
Granite Sem-sheer or Service Weight Royon with
cotton foot and garter book--$l.15; poirs So. 80
Aberle "comfortop" for over-knee stretch Royon
with cotton foot reinforcements,
$l.5o; 3 poirs, S4.35
HOSIERY, A1slEs II AND l9. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Roosevelt Appeals to French
To Help Remove Axis Menace
Broadcast in Their Language Voices
Deepest Friendship for People

united by historic and mutually
friendly ties than the people Of
France and the United States.
Americans, with the assistance
of the United Nations, are striv-
ing for their own safe future as
well as the restoration of the
ideals, the liberties and the
democracy of all those who have
lived under the tricolor.
We come among you to repulse
the cruel invaders who would re-
move forever your rights of self
government, your rights to religi-
Gus freedom and your rights to
live your own lives in peace and
security.
We come among you solely to
defeat and rout your enemies.
Have faith in our words. We do
not want to cause you any harm.
We assure you that once the
menace of Germany and Italy is
removed from you. we shall quit
your territory at once.
I am appealing to your realism,
to your self-interest and ma
tional ideas.
Do not obstruct, I beg OF you,
this great purpose.
Help US where you are able, my
friends, and we shall see again
the glorious day when liberty and
peace shall reign again on earth.
VHe Ia France eternele!