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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
December

1-Rau strike averted by wage boost.
2-Dies committee identifies "a Reds as
CIO officials; 20 with crime records.
Mime WORKERS win union shop in captive
coal mines.
8-President calls for seven-day week and
all-out effort in defense industry Vic
tory drive"
l1-America First Committee disbands
13-Fourteen convicted in New York as H!2zi
spies
15-Navv Secretary Knox issues report on
lcss's at Pearl Harbor
16-President names Justice Roberts head
of Tearl Harbor inquiry board.
l3-Laura ingalls, famous woman fier,
seized by u. 6 as German agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
Observation-Disclosures
January

Hitter predicts 1941 victory,
4-Italan defense in Albania reported
broken.
7-Crecks push back crack Italian troops
11-Nazis and Russ sign new trade pact
17-Russian. Rumanian clashes disturb Bal.
kanS.
21-Civil rioting breaks out in Rumana.
27-Rumanian revolt leaders executed as
civil roting is ended
30-British forces sweep on beyond Derna
in Libya.
Hitler declares all "aid.to- Britain" ships
will be torpedoed
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December

2-President asks Japan for explanation
of troop moves into Indo.Chna.
7-Canada, Costa RIGA and Nicaragua de.
clare war on Japan.
11-Cuba and Dominican Republic join in
war on Axis.
i5-Five hundred lhS persons k iiied in Peru
landslide.
15-'Turkey notifies u S it will remain
neutral
l8-Martinique and United States reach ma.
val accord.
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Observation-Disclosures
J January

uII NuI J
1.-Two U. s..Canadian reciprocal air lines
approved.
1l-Ecuador rounds Up eftists after riot.
22- Thaland and lndo. China seek peace
terms.
29-Economic conference proposes free
l. ade" for Latin.American nations.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
November

81. S. warns Finland to cease fighting
Reds.
s-U:boats will fire on U. S ships, says
Hitler.
British lose 50 planes in sweeping cont.
nent raids.
12-Fiinns reject U. S. plea to make peace
with Russia.
13-British aircraft carrier Ark Royal sunk
by torpedo
2O-British launch new surprise offensive in
Libya.
26-Nazis break through to flank Moscow.
Axis troops slow British Libyan drive
29-Russian recapture important city of
RoStoV.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
October

6-Yankees win World Series over Brook.
Ign Dodgers four games out of five.
9-Alfred Robertson, famous jockey, rides
six winners out of seven races in single
day; 81 parlay would have won over
81 600 O0O
28-Ten million, two hundred fifty thousand
fans saw major league baseball games
in past season, officials announce.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
November

Gu. S. makes billion dollars in lease.
lend available to Russia.
10-Churchill pledges immediate aid if U. S.
is forced to fight Japan.
14-U. S. marines Withdrawn from China.
17-Saburo Kurusu, Japan's special envoy
to U. s., begins peace talks" in Wash.
ingtOn.
24-U. S. troops ordered to Dutch Guiana.
Brazil and Argentina back move
GIG. 5. Messersmith, career diplomat,
named U. S. ambassador TO Mexico.
23-U. S. gives Japan peace" formula
for Far East.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
September

1-Mexico's President Camacho pledges CO.
operation for hemisphere defense,
13-Washington announces Peru Chile. b.
llvia. and Argentina enter new agree
ments in economic war on Axis
23-Four slain as MeXicans riot at presi
dents home
24-Argentina moves quickly to nip plotted
Nazi conspiracy
25-Three hundred more firms in Latin
America 50 on U. S blacklist against
Axis.
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2-U. s. coast guard transferred TO navy
control.
l3-House completes congressional action on
neutrality act allowing merchant
tarmedl ships 10 sail through war zones.
16-Captlve coal miners again out on strike.
I-President signs order permitting arming
of u. S. merchant ships.
22-LeWis calls off captive coal mine strike
agreeing to mediation.
28-fiouse votes 5.man price control board
after defeating plan for one.man rigid
control
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lon shipments TO Japan banned
6--CI,O. calls strike at huge Kearny N. j.,
shipNalds.
7-Scnste passes act extending draft term
by 10 months.
9-CiM puts steel under full priority con-
troll
n-Installment buying curbed to check in
HatiOn trend.
u House passes draft extension bill
15-Gas rationing ordered for eastern states.
l6-President returns to U. S. after historic
sea meeting with Winston Churchill.
24-Strike at Koarny, N. j., shpyards ends
as navy takes over.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
THE SYNOPTIC GOSPELS:
MATTHEW, MARK, LUKE

LESSON TEXT-Matthew Ill IL Mark
IL. IA Is; Luke 1914; Acts lis.
GOLDEN TEXT-Christ Jesus came into
the world to save sinners.-I Timothy l:l5
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
September

5-Senate passes largest tax bill in u 6.
history.
1l-Pres:dent orders U. S. navy to shoot at
Axis ships sighted in defensive" waters.
18-Congress gets new request for $4,000.
0G0, 600 lease.end
Lynn Stambaugh, Fargo, ~ D., attor.
neY, named commander Of American Lee
gion.
2o-President signs 3la-billion.dolla record
tax bill.
25--Duke and duchess of Windsor visit Wash
ington, d. c.
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August

Costa Rica suspends all Nazi business
in country.
9-Argentna jails Nazi suspects and nips
alleged plot to overthrow government
23-American republics agree to use all for.
eign owned ships seized in ports.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
November

4-Dolph CamilIi, Dodgers, named National
leagues most valuable player
11-Joe DiMaggio, Yanks, named American
leagues most valuable player
17-Bob Zuppke resigns as Illinois football
coach after 90 years.
25-I.ou Boudreau, "a years old, named man
ager Of Cleveland Indians.
23-TonY Yale wins middeWeight cham.
pionship over George Abrams.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
October

9-Arnulfo Arias arrives in Cuba after coup
which ousted him as president of
Panama. Replaced by regime more ia
vorabe to U. S.
11-Japan and U. S. agree on plan for bring.
ing U. S. citizens home from Orient in
14-Argentina and u s. sign trade pact cut
ting various tariffs.
2O-Panama approves arning of merchant
ships carrying her flag. Many U. S.
ships on Panama registry since war
began.
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January

3-New congress opens, seventy.seventh.
6-President asks "all OUT aid to democra.
cies in message to new congress.
l5-U. S. orders CLIO. to end strikes in de-
Tense plants.
2O-President Roosevelt inaugurated for
third term.
22-Justice McReynoids resigns from U. S.
Supreme court.
24-President meets British ambassador in
precedent-breaking greeting off U. S.
coast.
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J tllv

Men who reached the age of 81 since
7-Prestdcnt Roosevelt informs &C CONGRESS t1..
that U, S. armed forces have occupied
Iceland.
Is Grand jury names German reich in
md'ctin0 30 as spies
II -Ng,tcn's second peaceume draft lottery
h1,a
2l-F, osidcnt asks extended term for draft,
Nationwide drive for scrap aluminium
opens.
S President mobiles Philippine forces on
wartime basis.
81 President forms economic defense board
to W&"e economic war on Axis Wallace
named head,
Ces stations, ordered closed at night in
Eastern Scaboard states.
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September

yankees clinch American league pen.
nant
lobby Riggs wins national tennis cham.
pionship.
25-Broollyn Dodgers cIinch 1871 National
league pennant
29-Joc Louis defends title by TKO in sixth
round with Lou Nova.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
February

7-British empire forces capture .Bensasi,
last npGTtadt Gty IN eastern Loya ait
s-Winston Churchill in worldwide radio
broadcast asks u. S. for tools. not
men to defeat Axis powers.
Admiral Darlan named vice premier and
foreign minister of France as Laval
loses out.
1O-Great Britain breaks diplomatic ties with
Rumania.
11-Russia reported to have okayed Nazi
thrust into Bulgaria.
Nazis fly army to Balkans.
16-Britain mines Singapore sea lanes.
18-Japan offers to mediate European war.
21-Nazi troops enter Spain (smal detach-
ment).
Nazi troops massed near Bulgaria.
22-Nazi army units reported 60 miles in.
side Bulgaria.
26-Anthony Eden reaches Turkey for war
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3o-New. Jersey waterfront is swept by s25.-
100000 fire
June
market quota restrictions on wheat ap-
proved by over 80 per cent of farmers
in nation.
5-T.fth of army plane production tied up
as Clio. workers strike at the North
American Aviation company in Caifor.
MIA.
s-Arny takes over strike-bound North
American aviation plant at IngleWood
on orders of F.D.R
l@-,Tustice Harlan Fiske Stone made chief
justice Of Supreme court as Robert jack.
son and Sen. James Byrnes get high
court posts.
14-Prcsident Roosevelt freezes" all Nazi
and Italian assets.
l6-U. S. orders Nazi consulatcs to close
by July TO-
o-Thtrty-three. die in sinking of U. S
submarine 90.
Ford signs union contract with CLIO.
22-U. S. state department condemns 'Nazi
attack on Russia
23-Giant Bio successfully completes first
test hop.
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l-China breaks diplomatic ties with Ger.

1-China breaks diplomatic ties with Ger.
many and Italy.
7-Outbreak of military clash between Peru
and Ecuador is reported
12-Peru claims fresh attacks by Ecuador
III S. Checklists" 800 Latin Americans
as having Axis affiliations. Embargo
placed on their goods.
19-Bolivia squelches Nazi putsch. Gusts
German attaches.
24-Argentine government asks Peru and
Ecuador to end dispute
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
August

6-Bn Gallon wins Hambletonian, trottine
classic.
9-Sammy Snead wins Canadian Open goIi
championship.
l0-HaWaiian Island swimming team wins
A.A.U. national championships.
30-Marvin C'Bud') Ward wins u S anna
teur golfng crown.
Lon Warneke, Cards veteran right hand.
er, pitches no-hitter against Reds.
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15-U. S. orders CLIO. to end strikes in de-
Tense plants.
2O-President Roosevelt inaugurated for
third term.
22-Justice McReynolds resigns from U. S.
Supreme court.
24-President meets British ambassador in
notwithstanding greeting off U. S.
coast
February
81. S. Supreme court upholds wage.hour
law.
8-House passes lease.lend bill, 2GO-165.
9-Wendell Willkie reaches U. S. after in
specton trip to British isles; backs U. S.
aid to Britain.
25-C.IO. votes strike at four Bethlehem
Steel plants.
28-Bethehem Steel strike ended
March
1-CI.O. strike shuts Chicago plant of In.
ternational Harvester
11-Soft coal miners under John L. Lewis
open wage parley in New York with
operators.
President Roosevelt signs lease.lend bill
and flow of arms abroad begins.
l2-Presideni Roosevelt asks congress for
$1,000. 900 TO aid Britain under lease
lend bill
Paralyzing cold and high winds sweep
north central U. s., killing &C.
l9-Presldent Roosevelt appoints super me.
down because of steel shortage result.
ing from Midland Steel strike.
27-P?resident signs $1,000, 100000 aid'to-Brit-
2a-U. s; aid pledged to Jugoslavia in Axis
resistance.
So. S seizes 65 Italian, German and
Danish ships in U. S. harbors on charges
April
Limited Mine Workers of America begin
soft coal strike
2-CI,o, calls strike In huge Ford Motor
company River Rouge plant; $4,000 af'
3-Scores hurt in bloody skirmishes at
strike'closed Ford plant in Detroit.
4-Ford closes "A assembly plants and
factories
-Allis.Chalmers strike definitely settled
by mediation.
9-North Carolina, IS, ooo.ton battleship,
joins U. S. fleet. First dreadnaught com.
pleted for navy in 10 years.
10-U. S. assumes protection of Danish COL
ony of Greenland.
l1-C.f.o. strike against Ford Motor com.
16-Price of steel is frozen at current 1941
level.
sion as colonel in U. S. air corps re-
serve. Aftermath of dispute with F D r.
29-Soft coal strike settled.
May
l-Treasury opens defense bond seiiing
drive.
3-President calls for 24.hour, seven.day
week in defense industries
5-F. DR.. orders large increase In produc.
ton of heavy bombers.
Coastguard ~. S. boards seven Jugo-
slav ships in U. s. ports.
7-U. S. begins roundup of deportable
aliens
15-U.A.W. workers strike at Hudson Motor
and Chevrolet plants.
16-General Motors grants 1O.cents an hour
wage increase to avert strike
26-President Roosevelt signs the 35.per.cent
parity loan bill for wheat, cotton. corn.
rice and tobacco.
H--President Roosevelt proclains an I'm.
limited national emergency during fire.
side chat He reasserted the policy Of
freedom of the seas and called upon
the nation to increase its defense efforts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
December

2-Mel, OFT signed as manager of New
York Giants.
9-Whirlaway voted Horse of the Year"
10-Cleveland pitcher, Bob Teller. enlists in
navy.
15-Site of Rose Bowl football classic for
January l shifted to Durham, N. c., for
Duke.OregOn State game.
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l6-Soviet agrees to conference OF Russia.
Britain and U. S.
24-Russo- British troops invade Iran.
29-Ftler and Mussoni end conference on
eastern front"
September
1-Presdent Roosevelt calls on U. S. ts
crush AXIS power,
4-Nazis claim Russia thwarted on Black
sea.
7-American freighter Seafarer bombed
and sunk in Red sea.
l9-NaZis report fall of KieV.
2-Anglo. American peace aims and post.
war food pool plans approved by II AL
lied governments in London.
27-Guerrilla fighting causes Nazs to send
three divisions TO Serbia.
29-British-U. S. commission for aid 10 Rus
STA opens in Moscow.
October
3-Executions reported curbing anti-Nazl
uprisings throughout Europe.
l0-Russians admit troops are falling back
toward Moscow.
12-Women and children ordered to leave
MOSCOW.
16-Japanese cabinet falls and is replaced
by one more "warlike."
l7-Part of government evacuates Moscow.
21-Russans hurl back attacks on Moscow
front
Fifty Frenchmen ordered executed for
Staying of Nazi army official in France.
25-Nazis report fall of important Russian
city of Kharkov.
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March

1-Bulearia joins AXIS. German troops en-.
ter that nation.
2-Turkey closes Dardanelles as Nazis push
through Bulgaria 10 Greek and Turkish
frontiers.
12-British rush aid to Greece.
13-British smash at Berlin for first time
since December 20, 1910.
20-CroWn council of Jugoslavia approves
program of passive alliance with Axis;
Serbs angered; three ministers quit in
protest.
27-Boy King Peter takes Jugoslav throne
as Axis rule is ended in bloodless coup
detat.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-01
February

81. S. Supreme court upholds wage-hour
law.
Blouse passes lease.lend bill, 2G0-165
9-Wendell Willkie reaches U. S. after in.
spection trip to British isles; backs U. S.
aid to Britain.
25-CIo. votes strike at four Bethlehem
Steel plants.
28-BethIehem Steel strike ended.
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WAR


S-Soe Lo oq s.oPs aSy MHs'o III nlil'n
BmdGv r Raer TK0 aver Tonv CaIento in
seventh round If beavvtyeiahf hattie
12-Joe PIatal5 wins national handbaII cham.
pionsbin for seventh consecutiVe wear,
baa 5aeI De GqP nof KEY
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I4-MaJoF Ieague paseoaL season opens Win
- hdhhee'9ena'oI game.
Zo-Nem Eng 3,ia sEnfdic$ate; lea n 3y BOP
9ulnn, buys control oil Boston National
league OaseOaii cluo.
NJ,
3-Whirlaway wins Kentucky Derby. setting
new Derby and track record of 2:Ol 2.5
Hank Greenberg. star Detroit baseball
oBi IEei soo Spe' wins Wo army rddlewegbt
., championship cha 3i over Ken Qyerlin ,,,o
2-Joe Louis beats Buddy Baer with TKO
IN seventh
3O-Maurl Rose OF Indianapolis wins 5OO-
mile automobile speedway classic
I,,
) 'il0
o-Frad perry, forr,er L7rglieb Ooyie c,,r
star insS na lfI ra{assio Dd'i fenne
singles title
'- e6ampt %1Gd wins National Open so0
14-Ptatty Berg wins women's Open goli
championship.
10-Joe Louis knocks out Billy Conn in ID
round thriller.
22-Frankie Parker and Pauline Betz win
nallohal clay court singles tennis titles
25-Washington university rowing crew wins
Poughkeepsle championship.
July
2-Joe. DiMaggio sets all time major league
Daiuhg record by hlttng safely IN forty
NTH consecutive game.
9-American league wins All-Star game al
Detroit rs
13--Vic Ghezzi wins P.GA. golfng cham
pionship
17-Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak stopped
at Sc consecutive games.
tie ef from Friz e5 ziV WtS "ei'e' "eiS'' "
A,nre+
1A"S"0t
6-BjU Gallon wins HanobIetorian +rottiro
classic
q-Sannv Snoad v,ine Canadian Orer coli
cbgrnGio r1H Wis ~"''aNi"" ODS" 50"
"a II t'atiIi y4oI-'I H. ..- . ...
Island swimming Team WINS
On A,A'C' naIonal championships.
3o-MarVln { BUD Ward wins U. 5 anna
Lon Warneke, Cards veteran right hand.
g
September
~ ankees clinch American league pen
nant.
lobby Riggs wins national tennis cham.
plonship.
Dodgers clinch 1941 National
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April

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3-Rengast, eastern Libyan capital, taken
C-Germany declares war on Jugoslavia
and Greece. Invasion starts.
Adds Ababa, Ethiopian capital, entered
by British
13-Japan and Russia sign neutrality pact.
16-"Worst bombing" OF all time hits Lon
don.
Jugoslav army collapses
19-Greece announces suicide of Premier
Korizs. King George heads new govern.
ment.
22-Nazis crack both ends of Allied defense
line in Greece and reach history-famed
Thermopylae pass.
27-Nazi advance guard enters Athens.
May
1-Iraq protests landing of British forces
to protect oil fields.
2-Iraq forces fight British, shell important
3-British troops out of Greece enter Afri-
can battle.
6-British regain control of Iraq oil pipe.
line
Stain takes U.ss.R. premiership.
12-Rudolt Hess fees Germany and lands
in England.
closer cooperation with Germany.
20-Duke CT Aosta and main Italian force in
Ethiopia surrender to British.
24-Largest warshp af1oat, Britain's AZ, 900.
ton Hood, is sunk by new So. 000-ton
German battleship Bismarck.
H-British navy sinks battleship Bismarck
after thrilling sea battle.
June
Sherman forces reported in Syria
8-British and Free French forces invade
Syria.
by Nazi U.boat in mid-Atlantc.
18-Turkey and Germany sign friendship
pact
21-British and Free French in Syria take
Damascus.
22-Germany attacks Russia
23.30-BreSt.LitoVsk. NilHa, Kaunas. Dvnsk
and LWoW fall to Na,is as Russians hold
on north and south fronts.
July
2-Stalin orders 'scorched.earth" policy for
Russia as Germans advance
8-Britain halls U. S occupation of Iceland.
Russa-England sign mutual aid pact
Armistice signed in Syria.
19-Japanese form new cabinet under Prince
Konoye.
23-vichy France accepts Japan's demand
for. military control of French Indo.
China.
25-JapAns assets frozen by U. S and Brit.
28-Fnnish government breaks relations
with Britain.
August
FIRST Russian az raids on Berlin.
l0-Eussia admits Naz gains in Kie! and
L"1inCrad sectors
l4--W 0s'01 Ct"gchili ard President 7oose.
'elt rect At sea and issue eight.point
declaration Of peace airns.
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11-Radio and picture comedian Joe Penner
20-Dame Margaret Lloyd George, wife Of
British statesman.
29-John MetaXas. Strong man" statesman
CT Greece.
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August

First Russian al raids on Berlin
l0-Eussia admits Nazi gains in Kie! and
L"1inCrad sectors.
l4-W os.o1 Churchill ard President 7oose.
'elt n aet st sea and issue eight.point
declaration Of peace aims.
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juno
Pope Plus MI defends the rights of man
against extensive state interference in a
radio address.
6-Four thousand Chinese suTocate in
Chungking air raid shelter.
14-Bolivian cabinet resigns.
l5-SiX Danish ships taken over by U. S.
24-Latin-American nations asked to ban
Axis conSuls Ousted from U. S.
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February
March

5-U S. and Mexico finish negotiation on
mutual assistance pact.
King Carol of Rumania fees Spain for
Portugal
6-Japs invade South China along 25O.mile
coast.
Italian diplomats in U. S. are restricted
in movements and Detroit and Newark
Italian consulates closed by state de-
partment.
23-Turkish diplomatic sources reveal that
Russia has promised aid to Turkey if
forced to fight Germany.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-04-10
LITTLE CHANGE IN REGULATION
 FOR HALIBUT
Prices for Livers Greatly Increased Over
 1941

Regulations for halibut fishing in this vicinity issued by the h. ternational Fisheries Commission for 1922 are about the same as those of last year, according to Harold Aase, Secretary of the Hal ibut Fishermen's Union. i Increase of one-half million pounds of halibut for Area 3, which is the area West from Cape Spen- cer, is allowed this year but this is a very slight increase in com- parison to the total fish taken dur ! ing a season, MT Aase said.
 Curtailment regulations, which are made by vessel owners and fish ermen have tentatively set the quota for Area 2 at approximately $500 pounds per man per trip and that for Area at approximately 42oO pounds per man, per trip, he said
 Bids were opened a few days ago for purchase of livers and the con- tract awarded to the Washington Laboratories with headquarters in Seattle, MT. Aase stated.
 Prices for livers this year have increased considerably over those offered year ago. They are; sable fish, $1 a pound halibut liver, 80 cents a pound; lynn cod, SIPS and red snapper, 65 cents. That both sable fish and lynn cod livers are bringing more than halibut livers is something new in the industry, MT AaSe said.
 Last years prices for livers were, lynn cod, 50 cents; halibut, 35 cents and black cod 25 cents. There was no market year ago for livers from red snapper. Late in the sea- son a year ago the liver prices were raised to 50 cents.
 No arrangements have yet been made for the purchase of viscara, but it is expected that it will be sold for about 25 cents a pound, MT. AdSe Sdlu,
 Vessels in the first group of the halibut fleet that are preparing to leave for the fishing grounds in time for the opening of, the 1942 season on the morning of April l6, and their shippers are as follows. Little Emma, Capt. John Win ther; Lou Helen, Capt. Andrew Fiildre; Thelma, Capt. Bernt AL stead; Oceanic. Capt. Ole Westby; Fern II, Capt. John Lowell; Vivian, Capt, Charles Larson; Margaret T.. Capt. Peter Hildre; Tern, Capt. Andrew Rosness; Norland, Capt Sivirt Anderson; Tundra, Capt. Pete Oswald and Spencer, Capt. Elliott Russell