davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Bear Trip To AfognoI< Exciting

Barker, Earl Barber, Warren Nickell, A Turnbull and Bill Brown. The party was safe at all times with such capable marks men as Ainsworth Valentine and Wiseman along.
 The 2 cup boarded the Char lotte B., explained by Robert Von Scheele, at Erskine's dock 7:3O Saturday evening After travelling about three hou's lht y put up for the night in their sleep ing bags in Scheele's store at Af- ognak, on Afognak island. About 6 the next morning the group began ascending Afognak noun tain. The men were soon wading in snow up to 2 feet deep. The fai ther up they went the ueeper the snow became For safety's sake Wisemar led to north of the mountain rather than follow the steep ridge. .-.
 At Il the party stopped for ,, lunch Afte a congenial rest Wiseman assured the men that by 12 they would be up to the den and told them to watch for tracks in the snow in case the bear had moved out to wallow in the snow, which was the case last year when Wiseman discovered
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
396 Register; 18 Candidates Statements

Yesterday at } pm 396 voters had registered, indicating heavy Interest and a strong contest in Ihe city election to be held Tues Iiay. With the registration book Ippen last night and until 4 p. m, Ibday, last day of registration, it Respected the total will go well IWer the 400 mark.
 \ Candidates were asked for a
 tstement of from 25 to 50 words
 With no limitations or restriction Hsubject matter, and following Ge the various expressions re- kYed:
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04
For Mayor

Frank Hermann-I could make many promises of what 1 will do for the City of Kodiak but 1 hoW that because of the present |ucertain conditions 1 could not |h6ll them as I would like. |berefore 1 can only say l will
 imy utmost to handle the af- FrS of the city to the best of hy ability in the same manner E manage my own business.
 Nick Miell-I believe in clear Gnking and honest cooperation Eith the council for the better nent of Kodiak and our people
 Progressive Party II l.. F Fachtweih for mayor; John N Nfgen, Forest Ayers, Hobart FBeman for councilmen; 0. A Continued on page A
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INDEX

Weeks Highlights Page 2 Native nrt Grows / Court Of Honor Set 3 Army Approves USO 5 Easter Play Sunday 6 CAA Starts School 6 News Pictures 5 Sample Ballot 8 Church Notices 9 Alaskans Are Urged
 To Store Food 10 Women's Page l2 Classified 13
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-04

What
 City election. Where
 At the City hall. When
 Next Tuesday, April 7, between the hours of 8 a. m. and 7 p. m. Why
 To elect a mayor, 3 coun- cilmen, city clerk, city trea- surer, two school board members and accept or re- feet two ordinances. Who
 Eighteen candidates For names and sample ballot, see page 8.
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protivu duha svff1 ranijih dekla-
racija. izdaje Sc naredba protiv
komunista. Pcred "Naredbe" do
lazi "Glavnjaca' "Obznana. Pro-
tivkomunisti6ki terror siri Sc DO
celoj Jugoslaviji. Ustavotvorna
Skupstina Sc sastaje, ne da ras-
pravlja pitanju ustava vec da
potvrdi stanje koje vladase II "pe-
riodu provizornosti." Il te Sc u
stavotvorne Skupstine istauri vi
dovdanski Ustav koji ponav'ia Ie-
Pc reci pise in ma belom rapiru.
Evo nekoliko tih ustavnih reel;
"Stan je nepovredan", "stampa
je slobodna", "Pravo radnika ma
organizovanje radi postignuca bo-
ljih radnih uslova, zaiamceno ie."
it'd, it'd. To bese ustav hoji pred
stavljase interese Jugoslavenske
burzoazije a ne jugoslavenskog
radnistva i seljaka, posto tai US
tav ne resava osnovna pitanja, ne
resava pitanje imanja i neimanja,
ne resava pitanje izrabljivanja
coveka po coveku - ne resava
drustveno pitanje. / cato u "oslo-
bodjenoj", "ujedinjenoj" Jugosla-
viii vlada sve veci nered:
(Nastavice se.)
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"5. Ia vreme rada Ustavotvorne
Skupstine zabranjene su u Beo-
gradu svake manifestacije ras-
troinog i uzbudjivog karaktera.
Voinom sudu ma sudjenje preda-
ju Sc svi, koji bi istavljali oruzan
otpor drzavnim organima sigur-
nosti.
IS. Da Sc naseg zenljista pro-
teraiu svi stranci, koji bi sa smut
MAMA pridruzivali jacali in.
"7. Da Sc il drzavne sluzbe OF
puste svi cinovnici visi i nizi koJl
bi produzili propaganda boljse-
vizma u nasoj zemlji, a da Sc O.
duzme pomoe "a skolovanje swim
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gradu izdaje naredbu protiv ko-
munista, koja glasi:
Il. Da Sc do resenja Ustava "a
brani komunisticka dr1ga ras-
trojna propaganda obustave Mi
hove organizacije zatvore njihova
zborista zabrane njihove novine j
svi drugi spisi koji bi mutili spo-
kojstvo i mir Drzave propovedali,
pravdali iii hvalili diktaturu, re-
voluciju iii ma kakvo nasilje. Cd
nah Sc imaiu uzaptiti svi pozivi
ma generalni strajk do mesec da-
ma zatvoriti svi, koji in cine US
memo iii pismeno.
"2. Zabranice Sc sve stampane
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"a 1913 g0dinu.

stvari kojim Sc umanjuje znacaj
ovih mera naredjenih "a odrzanje
slobode, reda svoine. Po sebi
Sc razume da ostaje netaknuta
sloboda JAYNE reel pisanja, ako
Sc mime ne vredja Drzava i ne
izaziva javna demoralizacija.
"3. Da sc u svakom slucaju ne
reda sa razornim karakterom, pr
vo poduzimanju opste mere protiv
vodja i moralnih podbadaca bill
oni ii iii pravili vestacki alibi.
~. Zavodi Sc obaveza prijave o.
ruzja. Ko ne prijavi vatreno oruz-
je j eksplozive, kaznjava Sc do tri
meseca zatvora sa radon.
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studentima komunistima."

Etc, tako postupi ia mnogo o.
glasivana "vlada naroda, cd ma
roda i "a narod"! To je ia vlada
"a koju su radili razni "ugledni-
ci" u America, ljudi koji su, po-
red ostalih sastanka, odrzali je-
dan sastanak 26 septembra, 1918.
istorijskoj Independence Hall II
Philadelphia, ma kojem su usvo-
Jill iednu deklaraciju koioj Sc,
medju ostalim, kaze sledece:
81. - Sve Wade crpe svoju moe
IL privole onih kojima vladaju.
"2. - Svaki narod imade neos-
porno pravo da organizira svoju
sopstvenu vladu ma takovim mace
lima u takovom obliku kako &c
to po njegovu misljenju najbolje
promicati blagostanje, sigurnost
i srecu njegovu."
To su lepa slova ma belom pa
piru. Ali ia "slobodna" "ujedinje-
na", "demokratska" Jugoslavija
veruje II takove deklaracije samo
dotle dok takve deklaracije sluze
interesima Jugoslavenskih izrab.
liivaca. Ali kada radnistvo Sc
ljastvo Jugoslavije izabere svoje
komunisticke predstavnike, tada,
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kroz Partiju i Federaciju.

Drzavna 5. l.. T. afera Ohio,
poznata pod imenom "Thanksgiv-
ing Bazaar, koja je odrzana u
nedelju %. novembra Cleveland,
a koja je bila namenjena "a par
tijski glavni organ WEEKLY
PEOPLE, bila je ~uspesna u sva-
kom pogledu iznad ocekivania.
Poseta je bila dobra, ma da Sc nj
je moglo ocekivati da ce mnogi
elanovi simpatieari biti prisutni
sa strane, usled rada ratnim in
dustrijama, ali uprkos toj cinje-
nici, priliean broj je dosao sa stra-
ne, tako je poseta bila, pod okol-
nostima, acknowledgements
Program je izveden ma sveopste
zadovoljstvo prisutnih, kome je
s izuzetkom muzikalnog della, uze-
la ucesca omladina S. L. P. Tu su
bill clanovi clanice "The Akron
Junior Study Class S. L. P.", ko-
il su izveli u komediji peace,
It's Wonderfulv' na opste zado-
volstvo prisutnih, slatko III ma
smejali. Tu su bile nase mlade
pevacice, Elsie Wick Anna Ru-
zic, koje su zadivile prisutne svo-
Jim umiljatim glasovima, otpe-
vavsi nekoliko odabranih pesama.
Posle programa sledio je boga-
to spremljeni banket, koga su ela-
nice j simpaticarke spremile. Pri
spremanju hrane "a banket, cla-
nice i simpaticarke naseg Ogran-
ka Cleveland svesrdno su sc odaz-
vale j pomogle svojim radon da
DdHhct Duuc OHdhO uhuSHOHl
hranom spremljen. Ma banketu je
bilo preko 200 osoba, izuzimajuci
drugarice kuvarice posluzavke,
koji in je bio prilican broj.
Nakon sto su sc gosti nahranili
ukusnom hranom, drug Louis D.
Cohen, u ulozi stoloravnatelja, sa
nekoliko prikladnih reci, preporu-
clio je prisutnim druga Aarona NJ.
Orange-a IL New Yorka, kao 60
vornika ovom prilikom. Oni nasi
clanovi i simpaticari koji su ina
Ii prilike da slusaiu govore dru-
ga Orange-a, zapoznati su S ME
govom govornickom sposobnoscu.
I mi smo ga nekoliko puta slusa-
Ii kada govori, ali ovog puta drug
Orange-a, bar tako je ma mas uci-
nio upecatak, bese nadmasio sve
svoje dosadasnje govore, koje smo
mi Gull.
Da bi potkrepio svoje izlaganje
O prezivelosti kapitalizma, on ie
citirao nekoliko odabranih cita-
ia cd raznih burzoaskih prvaka,
pa nakon toga ih stavio ma soci-
jalisticko reseto.
Govor druga Orange-a, koji je
trajao oko jedan sat, bese saslu-
San s najvecom paznjom i intere-
sovanjem cd strane prisutnih. Po
svrsetku govora, otpocela ie ko-
lekcija "a WEEKLY PEOPLE. Sa
kojom je rukovodio drug Orange.
Prvo su Sc redjale subdivizije.
potom pojedinci veeim svotama,
zatim manjim svotama, dok nj
je dostigla ukupnu svotu cd pre-
ko $1.1O0.00. Ovde su ukliuceni i
zaveti. koji iznose oko jednu sto-
thu dolara.
Tako sc odazivaju clanovi sim
paticari S. L. P. "a svoju stampu,
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Jer onl su SVesnl clnJ da Je
revolucionarna stampa naimocni-
je sredstvo "a nasu prosvetno-
agitacionu stvar. Zbog toga razle-
ga oni tako obilno pomazu svoju
stampu, tako da bi ona mogla ne
prekidno obavljati svoju funkciju,
"a koju je pokrenuta. Ovo je do
kaz lojalnosti i odanosti nasih
clanova i simpaticara prema svo-
me pokretu, te garancija da nasa
stampa nece novcano oskudevati,
nakar oni poslednje cente odki-
dali cd svojih usta, kao sto tako
cine mnogo slucajeva.
Nakon banketa nastala je igran-
ka uz muziku j trajala do IL sati
unoc, te time je ova partijska
afera privedena uspesno- traju.
Svi nasi Ogranci snabdeveni su
sa sabirnim listama "a Weekly
People Thanksgiving Bazaar, sa
svrhom da kupe dobrovoijne pri-
loge ma istim. Javi Ii sno, da oni
Ogranci, cijim Sc mestina odr-
zavaju lokalne afere "a gornju
svrhu, da sakupljeni novac ma o.
vim listima priloze ma loka]nim a
ferama, a liste povrate Central
nom Uredu, oni Ogranci, ci-
Jim mestima nece Sc prirediti TAX
We afere, neka samo sakupljeni
novac, zajedno listama, posalju
Centralnom Uredu.
Owe liste nije potrebno DUE
odrzati cirkulaciji cd l. decem-
bra, te prema tome umoljavaju Sc
svi Ogranci usamljeni Slanovi,
kod kojih sc nalaze owe liste, da
i'll elm pre- povrate c. u. - Ia
jedno novcem sakupijenim ma
istima.
Prvi cd Ogranka je pevratio o.
We liste, zaiedno novcem Ogra-
max Steubenville, ma kojima je sa-
kupio s23.0O. Ogranci Akron i
Cleveland povratili su liste, a no.
vac sakupljenim ma NINA, preda-
Ii su ma zajednickoj afeTi, odrza-
MOI u Klevelandu.
Prosle nedelje poslat jeT Socija-
/ 1fsticki Radnieki Kalendar "a 19-
43. godinu, svima onima koji su
poslali porudzbine. Jos cd nnogih
nash simpaticara, cd kejih oee-
kuiemo porudzbine, nisno' primih
porudzbine, te Sc ovom prilikom
ponovo obracamo ma njih dru-
garskim apelom, da salju svoje
porudzbine sto je mogute pre-, ta-
ko da bi ovu vrednu nasu knjigu
sto pre- rasturili, pa da Sc latino
drugih nasih poslova, koji "a ma
ma cekaju.
U 46. broju RADNIcKE BOR-
BE, II ovoj rubrici, dali smo nasu
ocenu ma mas kalendar, te, nema-
mo nista wise da dodamo, izuzi-
majuci ovoliko: Bio bi greh ma ma
Sol proieterskoj dust, ake~nas ka-
| lendar ne bi rasturili do posled-
Meg primerka.
| Napred nasi simpaticari sa svo-
i'm porudzbinama "a Soeijalistic-
ki Radnieki Kalendar "a 1943. GO
dinu, jer
KAPITALIZAM Sc MORA
RAZORITI!
P. S.
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NJ A N IF E S 7

Ali "a ovakvo ujedinjenje oslobodjenje nisu
burzoazije sveta, ukljucujuci i jugoslavensku
burzoaziju i njenog saveznika "komuniste''
Neka dodje do ''izmirenja" medju posva-
damon jugosavenskom burzoazjom njenlm
agentima, neka Sc ponovo vaspostavi Jugosla-
via, Moi - jugoslavenskog najamnog rad
nika siromasnog seljaka ceka ista sudbina -
ako ne CORA Sa vaskrsnucem burzoaske Ju-
goslavije, vaskrsnuce "glavnjace,' "obzna-
ne," "zakoni zastiti drzave' d.ktatura -
zvala Sc ona "kraljevska' iii mace, nece ciniti
razlike
Ear treba jugoslavenski radnici da daJu
svoiu potporu "a vaskrsavanje takve jugosla-
venske drzave takve uprave, kojoj nece l.
matt nkakvih politickih slobostna j u kojoj
&c plod njihova rada uzivati jugoslavenski
pljackasi njihovi agent, dok ce on oskude-
vati IL na jelementarnijm Jim potrebama "a goli i'm
opstanak9 Ear treba ovdasnj jugoslavenski
radnic da budu saucesn.ci u izgradnji takve
drzave niene ekonomske zgrade Il kojoj &c
nihovi najblizi - ocev. braca, matere ses-
tire, njihovi po polozaju drugovi i drugarice
- biti politicki ekonomski robovi! Me- he bi
trebali, niti bi smell da budu to!
Jugoslavensk radnici, kao i radnici dru-
9Th zemalja, treba da znaju da su prosla vre-
mena "a stvaranje burzoaskh drzava, da jc
burzoaski poredak preziveo svoiu korisnost,
ier je on postao prepreka i smetnja "a dalJl
lrustveni progres. Danas je vreme "a stvaranje
novog drustvenog poretka - Socijalistlckog
Poretka, ier samo ova moze doneti is
tinsko oslobodjen;e ujednjenje kako jugosla-
venskom tako svetskom radnom narodu: samo
ovaj moze doneti sveopsti mir blagostanJe "a
sve izrabljene potlacene narode; samo So
ciialistickom Poretku &c svi korisni clanov
drustya primati punu drustvenu vrednost svo-
ga proizvoda
Zbog tih razloga smo mi - Jugoslavenska
Federacija S. L. P. - najveci protivnic "ju
goslavenskog pitanja' kakvo zagovara jugo-
slavenska burzoazija preko svojih plaeenih i
neplacem.h agenata. Zagovarati pomagat o.
vakvo jugosavensko ''jedinstvo'', znaci radi-
ii na produzavanju burzoaskog poretka, pod
kojim radnici maj jamni robovi. Mesto toga
mi zagovaramo radimo "a radnitko iednstvo,
"a jedinstvo radnog naroda, koje &c doneti sre
Gu spas ljudskom rodu, bez razlike narodno-
ST, jezika boje.
Ia takav drustven poredak nasa Fedora
ella radi preko 35 godina svoga opstanka me-
diu iugoslavenskim radnicima. Ona &c II tome
duhu pravcu nastaviti sve do konacne pobe-
de- U to ime ona poziva sve iugoslavenske rad
nike ovoj zemlji da joj pruze ruku pomoc-
nicu IL nienom uzvisenom delu "a oslobodiacku
nam "a jedn.cku stvar!
Pod revolucionarnu zastavu Jugoslaven-
ske Federaciie S. L. P, jugoslavenski radnici!
Dole burzoaski poredak!
Gcre Socijalisticki poredak!
Centralni Odbor Jugoslavenske
Federacije S. L. p.
P SLEPCEVIC,
sekretar Federaciie.
Novembar 1912
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(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

(Nastavak l. strane)
da naginje fasistima. Ovoj trecoj grupi pri-
druzio Sc "Jugocentar'' sa ''Pete Ulice'' -
ministri misoneri, koje izbegla jugoslavenska
vlada Londonu snabdeva novcem.
q koliko Sc tice njihove svadje, tome ne
ma nista novog, jer i pre- su Sc oni svadjali
"mirili'', opet svadjali opet "mirili'. To je
u priroG burzoazije Jer kadgod interest jed
nog della burzoazije dodju u sukob interest
ma drugog della burzoazje, svadja je neizbez-
ma. Ia ovo je dokaz danasnji rat Kad ne bi
toga bilo, danasnjeg rata ne bi bilo. DanasnJi
rat nije izbio zbog toga sto "demokratskl' .
kapitalisti mrze nacisticko-f o-fassticke kapitalis-
te obratno, nego zbog toga sto su Sc nJlhovl
interest sukobil ma svetskim pijacama. Ia jed
he druge je ovaj svet postao premalen Svet-
ske pijace nisu stanju da apsorbuju "viskc
vrednosti'', koje je svetska hajducija ukrala
cd svetske radnicke klase. Takav je sucaj S
iugoslavenskom burzoazijom.
Nikakvo cudo sto Sc jugoslavenska burzo-
azija, preko svojih agenata, svadja, Jedni tra-
zeci "jedinstvo'' dok drugi rade na cepanju,
nego je "cudnovato' zasto toliko zalazu
hrvatski i srpski 'komunist'' "a jugosaven
sko pitanje Bar ovako izgleda ma prvi pogled;
ali kad zavirimo ispod povrsine, tada nj ovde
nema. nikakva cuda, jer tada NINA vldmo
gole soviniste agente burzoazije, dok cd ko-
munizma nema nj traga nj glasa. komunlstlc-
ko me i'm sluzi kaO maniac da mogu lakse OBJ
manjivati svoje prstaice, koje su wise nagon-
ski nego svesno naklonjeni socijalizmu, ko-
ie "komunisti'' - politicke sktnice - isko-
riscavaju "a svoje prljave svrhe. U ostalom,
zar ni.je Hitler iskoriscavao - Ear ne iskoris-
~, 20 o1;c c4i !. 10 iYpo
kim radnicima korist nacizma!
Ia hrvatsko-srpske "komuniste" danas jc
glavna briga da izmiruiu zavadjene agente
jugoslavenske burzoaz:je da in odrzavaJu
"jednstvu''. Prema njihovom danasnjem sta
WI, svi oni koji su protiv toga, ii su ''izdaml-
ci petokolonasi fasisti''. On su "a "jedinstvo
naroda'' (u korist jugoslavenske burzoazije),
i "tesko'' svakom onome koji Sc protivi tax
vom "jedinstvu''!
Tako vilimo da je onaj deo jugoslavenske
burzoazije koji radi "a s..jedinstvo" dobio no
vog saveznika - "komuniste" - borbi "u-
jedinjenja'', da bi lakse pljackali i tlacil ma
jamne radnike siromasne seljake Il povampi-
renoj Jugoslaviji Nasla krpa zakrpu - kaze
narodna poslovica!
mi smo "a iedinstvo Jugoslavena - ali
ne savezu sa jugoslavenskom burzoazijom.
Mi smo "a jedinstvo hrvatskih, srpskih i slo-
venskih radnika i siromasnih seljaka - ju-
goslavenskog radnog naroda -771 kojl ce me-
mu uzivati potpunu slobodu ekonomsku jed
nakost Onakvo ujedinjenje oslobodjenje ne
moze Sc postici burzoaskoj, nego radnicko-
seljackoj Jugoslaviji! Drugm reeima, oslobo-
djenje ujedinjenje jugoslavenskog radnog ma
roda moze Sc ostvariti samo kroz Socijalizam.
Nikako drukce!
Mi idemo JOS dalje pa trazimo - Il tom
pravcu radimo ujedinienje oslobodjenje
radnog naroda celog sveta, takvo jedinstvo
kome nece biti mesta "a svetske izrabljivace.
Evening star., 1942-04-09

United States forces might become
cramped in the British Isles.
We'll, we want to expand over
here" he replied, and the CORE
spondents at his press conference
roared with laughter.
Gen. Marshall's use of the word
here" was interpreted by some
sources as meaning Europe.
Although Gen. Marshall and Mr..
Hopkins arrived only yesterday
morning, by dinner time they both
had already managed to spend a
few hours with Mr.. Churchill" Mr..
Hopkins said.
Grand Strategy Topic.
British sources assumed their
conferences In the main would deal
with United Nations grand strategy
in the 1912 campaigns, and some
persons thought the trip might be
Of critical Importance"
To Gen. Marshall's remark that
American troops here are to expand,
Mr.. Hopkins nodded assent and
added that production alone was not
going to win the war, but that
soldiers under Gen. Marshall and
sailors under Admiral King" would
be the deciding factor.
Gen. Marshall said he was here
TO see the development Of the Brit
ish forces here in the British Isles
and to talk things over in general
with the British chief Of staff" He
said he was not sure whether he
would go directly back to Washing
ton, and he said he certainly would
visit American troops In Northern
Ireland. A visit to Cairo, he added,
was "a suggestion
Evening star., 1942-04-09

. Rob't T. Jones 8 Jimmie
Thompson So and $40 No. ;
ond No. 4 Woods.
. $3.50 Wright & Ditson
lowson Little Drivers.
Q $3.50 Butehort Nichols
BIZ Drivers, Brossie and Spoons
in mems and Iodies'.
. Mems ond Lodies' SpoIdins,
Moc6reeor, Wilson, Helen
Hicks, ond Butehort- Nichols
Irons. VoIues S. to $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
5even in Los Angeles
Die Of Heart Attacks
During BIackout
Warden Critically Hurt
In Fall Off Building;
1000 Caught at Circus
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 9.-Seven
persons died of heart attacks and
an AFRAID warden fell of a two
story building as the Los Angeles
area blacked out an hour and 81
minutes last night. The warden
was injured critically.
The blackout was ordered because
Of the presence In the Los Angeles
area Of unidentified planes which
later were identified as friendly"
reported 1t. Gen. John L. De Witt
OF the Western Defense Command
at San Francisco.
There was no gunfire, as in Los
Angeles last blackout February Is.
Los Angeles and Orange Counties,
the only ones blacked out, doused
their lights quickly and nearly 100
per cent.
Ship Production Halted.
Thousands of aircraft workers
continued making warplanes, in
blacked-out buildings, but all ship
yards halted production from 9:O3
pm. (P. w. T) until the all-clear
at 1854 pm.
Roars and howls of wild animals
sent shivvers along the spines of
some 1000 persons blacked out In a
circus tent.
Near the close of the show the
master OF ceremonies announced the
blackout. Every one laughed g..
thought he was clowning. Then out
went the lights.
An eerie shrek sounded. A hyena
laughing? A roar. A lion?
That's all right, folks" shouted
an usher. The animals think the
shows over. They do that every
night"
Band Strikes Up.
The band struck up lively air.
The crowd relaxed until was
that a tiger? Or an elephant
trumpeting?
A few spectators silently stole out
side.
The band, performers and the
wailing animals did their best
to entertain. At last, as the crowd
was growing restless, came the all
clear and loud sighs of relief.
In Long Beach Dorothy Maynor,
colored soprano, was concluding the
first number of a concert before
crowd of 5000 when the blackout
sirens walled. She promised to sing
until the all-clear, or her voice gave
out. Her voice lasted, and the crowd
got As minutes more entertainment
than was programmed.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
| Trey to Direct
| All Enforcement
lat Treasury

Elmer L. Trey, for many years
Internal Revenue Bureau, is leaving
that post to devote his time ex-
clusively to the larger job of assist
| ant to Treasury Secretary Morgen-
thau and co-ordinator of Treasury
enforcement agencies.
In announcing the change today,
Treasury officials said that Mr.. Trey
would be succeeded at his old office
by William H. Woolf. who will serve
as acting chief of the Intelligence
Unit.
1t was as head of the revenue unit
that Mr.. Trey attained fame as di-
rector of the income tax inveStiga-
tions which sent AL Capone and
other notorious gangsters to prison.
He also was in charge of the income
tax inquiries in Louisiana in con-
nection with the Long political ma
chine.
Secretary Morgenthau designated
Mr. Trey several years ago to reor-
ganize and coordinate Treasury
investigative agencies, which in
cluded the Secret Service, the Mar
cotics Bureau, the Intelligence Unit,
the Customs Bureau and the Coast
Guard.
In his capacity as assistant to Mr..
Morgenthau, Mr.. Trey will continue
to have general supervision Of all
Treasury law enforcement groups,
1t was said.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
Marshall Confers
With Brooke, Chief
OF British Staff
'Exponsion' Is Purpose
OF American Forces in
Europe, He Declares
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 9.-Gen. George
c. Marshall, United States Army
chief OF staff, conferred throughout
this morning with 1t. Gen. Sir
Alan Francis Brooke, chief of the
imperial general staff. presumably
on grave developments in the East
ern Mediterranean area and on the
Burma front.
Harry Hopkins, chairman Of the
British american munitions assign
ments boards, conferred with w
Averill Hartman, war production
representative In Britain, and talked
with Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden.
Gen. Marshall conferred with
Prime Minister Churchill yesterday
almost Immediately after his arrival
on his surprise mission by plane ano
last night told newSpapermen the
purpose of American forces in Eu-
rope was to expand"
Mr.. Hopkins who arrived with Gen
Marshall, said Mr.. Roosevelt had
entrusted him with confidential
matters on which to confer with Mr.
Churchill.
Want TO Expand, Marshall Says.
Gen. Marshall's remarks about ex-
panding American forces were in
reply TO a question implying that