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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogarty

the Declaration of Independ-
ence whose name began with
the letter p?
What is these musicians first.
names: (a) Sibelius: Obj
Mascagni; (c) Nevin?
Can you give: (a) two other
words pronounced the same AZ
pear: tbl two other words
pronounced the same as bore;
tc) two other words pronounced
tho same as idie7
ANSWERS on Page 29)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
THE LOCKHEED P-3S, L. S. ARMY PURSUIT
Lesson No. 7

by
This in picture and diagram is the Lockheed P-38,
of the readily identified of all warpanes because
tail booms rudders and the three nacees.
This twin engined hghspeed monopane fighter
times referred to intercepor, and nicknamed THE
Lightning 1t powered by two milne engines with
urbosuperchargers for high attitudes Wings tapered
18th 52foot span Pilot guns in the middle nacelle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

Mystery Of the Doddering
Dandy. For 22 Years the Police
Have Been Trying To Find Out
Who Killed the Debonair and
Romantic Old Philanderer
Whose Pretenses Of Youth Were
Shattered by a Bullet. Don't
Miss This Account Of n Famous
Crime That Mystlfied and Chal-
lenged the Best Detective Gem
ius, rs Told by r. l. Trusseil,
In The American Weekly, Dis
tributed With Next Sundays
Issue Of The Detroit sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
CLIP THIS STAMP
FIRST MARINE BRIGADE

This brigade had an in
sigma consisting of a polar
bear on an ice cake. but evil
IDENTIFY il did not quite meet
their requirements, for they
requested a new Disney-do-
signed model. The DiSneyin in
sigma shows h m ct Q d
penguin even though IL is a
we'll known act that pen
gums exist only at the South
Pole. Still il does suggest.
perhaps better than anything
else. the fact that this marine
brigade is seeing service in
cold climates.
Combat Insignia stamp Design Cory
right 1919, Hearst Publications, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
WHERE TO APPLY

MRS. A. NJ. b: Q-I expect
my husband 10 be called into the
army shortly. Where would / 90
TO prepare myself for one OF these
factory jobs. rs il seems they
turn you down if YOU haven't
worked recently or had LOT Of
experience l worked during the
last war as an Inspector and
cbocGar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

Continued on Page 2s)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
BURNING YULE LOG.

The custom of burning the Yule log on Christmas Eve is not pre- valent in England. The custom is still followed in some of the rural sections. It is more prevalent in the Scandinavian countries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
BOB HOPE IN
 TECHNIC0L0R,
 10TH CENTURY
Louisiana Purchase" Is Smash Comedy Musical
 for Holiday Feature

Bringing together the formidable starring combination of Bob Hope, Vera zorina and Victor Moore, Paramounts Technicolor production of the Broadway smash comedy musical, Louisiana Pur- chase" now on the screen at the goth Century Theatre, with all the fanfare that rightfully accompanies film of this importance.
 As long-rin stage show it daz- zled audiences on Broadway and all over this country with it's spec tacle of beauty on parade, its music imbued with the genius of Irving Berlin and it's hilarious story of political naughtiness in New Orleans. The incomparable Zorina, a dancer of breathtaking loveliness and an actress of equally agile &C., complishment, and Victor Moore, who stirs audiences to howls of laughter when his timidity gives way to sudden lion-ike courage, were in the original stage version, and occupy their same roles in the film version. As the guileless cats paw for ring of tricky politicians, Bob Hope could hardly be seen to better advantage. Three of the leading Berlin melodies are You're Lonely and I'm Lonely "Tomor- row Is Lovely Day" and "Louisi- ana Purchase"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
NAVY, COAST GUARD ENJOY
 DINNER DANCE

In a setting bright with Christi mas decorations and patriotic em- olems, 75 attended formal dinner dance in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel last evening, given jointly by the United States Navy and Coast Guard units stationed in Juneau.
 Small tables, arranged around the dance floor, were decorated with evergreens. miniature rein deer and attractive place cards. The cards were designed and made by Miss Adrienne Glass for the occasion. Walls of the Gold Room were decorated with a large Am erican flag and Coast Guard en- sign
 Between courses of the dinner, which was sorveo at 8 o'clock, dancing was enjoyed and an in teresting program was presented by several of the talented members of the Coast Guard units. Seaman End ClS.ss Hiram Shumway gave a short address of welcome early in the evening and taking part in the program of songs and solos accompanied on the accordian and piano, were Lieut. Warren M. Caro, Captain of the Port. who accompan- jed the singing and gave several pi- ano selections, MT. Shumway, Cas- pere Perrone, Frank Hill, Joe Wheeler, Eldor Lee and Ted &c., crettie.
 Lou Levy, of the Coast Guard, was chairman of the decoration committee and also acted as mas ter of ceremonies for the evening.
 Dancing continued until l O. clock to piano. accordian and phonograph music, and both officers and enlisted men WHO aa:ended, as well as their guests, had a thoroughly enjoyable time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
Formal Dance for Service Men Given
 Saturday by GS0

GSO girls will be hostesses to service men next Saturday evening, December 26. in the Elks Ballroom, with the first formal dance given. The girls will wear long dresses and uniforms will be formal attire for the men
 The Duck Creek orchestra will provide music for dancing from 9 to 12:30 the USO patronesses an- nounce. Punch will be served.
 Mrs. Tom Parke will act as Pa troness chairman for the evening, and Miss Marjorie Shell, president of the GSO, will be representative for that organization. Several cha perones will be present, and all girls from IT to IS years old will be chaperoned home.
 All GSO girls are urged to at tend, as a large group of service men is expected.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
WHITEHORSE ARMY
 DOCTOR PROMOTED
Capt. MendeI SiIverman Is Now Major-Te||s of
 His Work

WHITEHORSE, VT, Dec. 24-z The veteran commanding officer of the Whitehorse Army Hospital, Captain Mendel Silverman today was promoted to the rank of major. Under the direction of Major Sil- verman, whose home is in Ruther- ford, N.J., men constructing the Alcan International Highway have been given medical care and treat ment.
 Despite the intense cold at many points along the road Major Sil- verman said today, the soldiers are in good health It is believed that the medical aspects of this undertaking are unique in military medicine. At no time in our his tory have we been called upon to treat and evacuate large numbers of troops over such terrain with such tenuous lines of communica- tion and over such distances, in u he climatic conditions which characterize the Yukon Territory"
 pr. Silverman declared: AS a result of the experience gained from treating these soldiers under Arctic weather conditions, defin- ite contribution will be made to both military and civilian medicine Many of the Army doctors have kept detailed notes and observa- tions."
 Major Silverman added that the men were in sound condition, men, tally as well as physically He and his staff recently took over a mod ern, new 125-bed hospital built here under the supervision of Col. H. A. Montgomery of the North west Service Command.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
Edna Hill Is Wed to VIII. Barron
 Here Last Evening

Mildred Edna Hill of Juneau, and Staff Sgt. William Hugh Barron of Aransus Pass, Texas, were married here last evening in a quiet cere- mony performed by the Rev. Willis R. Booth in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church
 The bride is well known in Juneau, having been connected with the U. s. Fisheries Office here for the past five years Her attendant at the wedding was Miss Ruth H. Halter man, with whom she is associated in the Fisheries Office.
 MT. Frederick J. Wennemer was the bridegroom's best man.
 Previous to the ceremony, pianist Ruth Perry played Because" and Lohengrins "Recessional" during the ceremony.
 The couple will make their home in Juneau in the Assembly Apart ments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
JUNGLE BOOK" LAVISH DISPLAY
 STARRING SABU
Rich SpIendor of Orient in KipIing's Classic
 at Capitol

After months of painstaking pre- paration and research, Alexander Korda has transferred to the screen the thrilling adventure classic, Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book" i" which was filmed in magnificent Technicolor and stars Sabu in the role of Mowgli, a creature that is half-boy and half-wolf Kipling's Jungle Book" was directed by Zoltan Korda and is slated for it's local premiere at the Capitol Thea cre on Christmas Day.
 Korda budgeted his massive Technicolor picturization of th e famous masterpiece at more than million dollars Props alone for Kipling's Jungle Book" cost S60,- 900, while items used to embellish the film account of the exploits of the young boy who was raised by jungle wild animals and returned to his native village after twelve years to learn again the ways of man, were valued at $150O00.
 The background of Kipling's Jungle Book" is picturesque Northern India during the last cen tury and entailed scenes of authen- tic jungle beauty, filled with wild animals and tropic bird life, as well as scenes of fantastic splen- dor completely out of this world. Consequently there were no props available in the vast storehouses of movieland and nearly all had to be manufactured to conform with the designs created by art director Vincent Korda.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
DR. GEORGE 1. BARRON
 SENDS GREETINGS TO
 FRIENDS IN JUNEAU

Dr. George L. Barton, who left Juneau six years ago after many years of residence here, to retire and live with his family in Edmon- ton, Canada, sent the following Christmas greetings to his friends here.
 christmas, l942-Greetings to all peoples of Juneau. May the year now dawning bring to each and everyone of you steadfastness, courage, hope and to the world, sanity"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
Mrs. Scott Bone
 Sends Greetings
 From California

Appreciated by everyone on the Empire staff is the Christmas greeting received from Mrs. Bone, whose husband, the late Scott C.. Bone, was Governor of Alaska from 1920 until 1925.
 Heartfelt appreciation, dear friends of the Juneau Empire. How enjoy this reminder of our won derful years up there. Every golden wish from Mrs. Scott Bone" was her greeting from California where the family of Gov. Bone has lived since leaving Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
ARE RESTING. AT HOME

Fred Lorz and Dean Goodwin are Juneau residents at present staying in their homes, Lorz with, flu, and Goodwin with laryngitis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
RESPIRATORY CASES ARE REPORTED LARGE;
 EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES

Respiratory diseases totaled 505 cases among the armed forces scat tered throughout the Territory, with BOT listed at Kodiak, for the month ending December 2l, the Territorial Department of Health's report shows.
 Measles epidemics are prevalent in some sections, totaling 68 cases at Wrangell, 55 at Nenana, "A at Chit ina, and 21 at Ketchikan. Noatak reports 35 cases of whooping cough, and Fort Yukon 29 cases.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
MERRY CHRISTMAS

Surprise shipment of Poinsettias and Nuns. Forget-Me-Nct Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
 
TONIGHT!
 MEET THE STEWARTS"
A Ladies Home Journal Story
 NOW ON THE SCREEN

Mrs. P. J. Gilmore, were guests Of the Rebekahs last night at their Christmas party held in the Odd Fellows Hall.
 Santa Claus was in attendance with candy and gifts for the girls, who cooperated with St. Nick by helping distribute presents to the other guests. Bingo, singing, danc- ing and refreshments were enjoyed by those present, and a big tree, gaily decorated dominated the Christmas festivity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
Girl Scouts Are
 Rebekah Guests

The Rebekah- sponsored troop of Girl Scouts, led by
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
MASS AT DOUGLAS ON
 CHRISTMAS AT

CHRISTMAS AT IU A.W. The Rev Edward c. Budde will say mass at the Douglas Catholic Church of Saint Aloysius at 10 o'clock tomorrow (Christmas Day. forenoon instead of Il o'clock, err roneously announced on Wednes- day
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24

TOM AND JERRY BATTER At Sully's Bakery. Phone SIT adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
Sons of Norwdyto
 Give Dance Saturday

The Sons of Norway will have two events next Saturday night in the Odd Fellows Hall.
 At 8 o'clock there will be meet ing and following this session dance will be given at which there will be plenty of Scandinavian music. The public is invited to the dance and a good time is promised by those in charge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-12-24
SHOW FOR
 KIDDIES SATURDAY

Next Saturday afternoon, start ing at o'clock, there will be a free show for all of the children of Gastineau Channel at the Coli scum Theatre.
 This big event is sponsored by the Juneau Miners Union. Local 2O3, and every youngster is asked to attend the affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
just Like Sonia
If She Were Only Blonde and Slated on Ice
You'd Think MeIva Block Was Miss Hene
ALDEN SIBLEY
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

II she hadn't had black hair. if
she'd been a blonde. and if you had
seen the Detroit Figure Skating
carnival at Arena Gardens last
night, you would have sworn Sonia
IIcnie had taken up roller skating
That was the general impression
given by Melva Block, national
senior women'S figure skating
champion. in her routineS last
night in Stars and Stripes
It's only been since last April
that Melva has been the queen of
the Kinks. but her style has i'm
proved immensely. She's the eS-
Sence of grace. She looks and
acts so much like Sonia on the
rollers that she is Sonia in a dark
wig.
Melva was i'll for the first show
a week ago but was pronounced in
shape again over the weekend.
She was practicing every spare
minute and during these rchearsalS
she fell and diSlocated her right
elbow. II looked again as though
the champion would be absent but
she went on and did superb job.
As she said:
I'D have skated with
dislocated neck for the second
show"
But Melva wasn't the entire
show, although she brought the
damned house down when she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
zerbo, MerIo
Triumph Easily

The combination OF AL Zerbo
singles champ. and Paul Merlo.
Irunner-up 10 Al, scored the most
decisive victory in the second
round OF the City AAU handball
doubles tournament at the Down
town Y last night, by trouncing
Milton Langford and Charles
Pellegran. Oil, PIT.
Defending titleholderS Ted Lem
mer and Ben WaterStone had a
free ride into the quarterfinalS to-
morrow night when Al Chesncy
and Wally Schauer of l.. of ID.
failed TO appear. The results:
T. Lemmer and r. Waterstone defeated
w. Schauer and A. Chesney. default.
c. Rohn and T. Stoppe defeated n
Miller and NJ Thomas. 21-13. 21-2O
J. Breen and ID. Carolan defeated II.
Salter and +. Brandehus, 21-6. 9-2l. 2l-l6
NJ Lappn and l.. Dressler defeated J.
Casby and H. Zerbo. 2l-9. 2i-5.
J Winkler and q. Emstien defeated J
Finn and l. Topper. 21-iO, 2l-6
a Zerbo and = Merlo defeated c
Peilegran and NJ Langford. 2l-l, ~
George and John GustomsK defeated
II. kunnin and l.. Medman, 2l-Il. 2i-l7
J HsGenah and II Schrsm defeated Il
suder and A. Dueball, 21-l5, as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

was on. Bruce Towle was even
better last night than before while
Ann Manion'S Interpretation on
"Danse Macabre' was a picture
in suspense.
With the additional practice of
a week, the comedy numbers and
groups numbers went off with
only one minor hitch. Alden Slbley
fell in the tours number Dance
of the TumblerS." but it didn
disrupt the routine.
Again Kunnie Mae Williams and
Douglas BreniSer came close "a
stealing the whole show with their
presentation of My Man"
Twenty-Five per cent OF the
gross proceeds from this second
show was turned over TO the De-
troit Times Buy Bomber cam
palgn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Fasteners Win, 5-4,
In AII-Stdr Puck Game

CLEVELAND. Feb. 4 (UP).-
The eastern division Of the Amer
lean Hockey League won a 81
decision over the western division
in the first annual all-star game
for the benefit of the American
and Canadian Red Cross before a
crowd Of $3.50, which paid N,l32
at the Cleveland arena last night.
Norman Burns of New Haven
and Pete Kelly of Springfield led
the fasteners with three Of the
goals. The western division team
spurted with two last-period goals
by Jack Toupin Of Buffalo and
Bill Mackenzie Of Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Alma Five Defeats
MIAA Leaders, All

KALAMAZOO, Feb. 4.-Kala.
mazoo College boys lost the
basketball leadership Of the MIAA
Conference, dropping a 4l-2l game
last night to Alma. Jack Howe
Alma forward, led the scoring
with Is points. Keith Carey, high
scoring center on the Alma team
was held 10 nine points by the
taller Kalamazoo five. Alma lee
at the half-tlme. ID 10 II, ther
turned on the steam in the finaI
period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Rookie Is Hey Man
On Wing Power Play
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Enemy goal tenders had better
prepare to duck when the Red
Wings loose their new power play
on which they have been working
for the Toronto game here tomor-
row night.A
Eddie Bush. the 190-pound
rookie defenSeman with the hard
shot, has been assigned the spot
at the right corner just inside the
oppositiOn'S blue line. He'll be fed
the puck a lot by his mates and
his bliStering drives are certain 10
cause goalieS much worry
The spot Bush will have is re-
garded by most astutc hockey
men as the key position of a sue
cesSful power play. Charley Coma
cher. Old Hard Shot, was devas-
tating there when at his peak with
Toronto. and even later with the
Red Wings and Americans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
REMEMBER EBBIE

And Detroit fans still remember
the telling ticks Edible Goodlcllow
used TO get in from the same cor
ner in the old days After the de-
parture of Johnny Sorrell, Edible
was moved 10 the left side on the
power play and was just as effec-
tive there.
Manager Jack Adams thinks 50
much of BuSh's power shot that
he has hopes the youngSter some
day will develop into another
Conacher on this play
Blush has an accurate as well
rs hard shot" the Red Wing
boss said. Like Conacher he Is
on goal with as many as nine
out of 10 shots. Carson Cooper
was another player of that type"
Bush showed in the Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Auto Club Cdgers
Beat House OF David

ALBION, Feb. Auto Club Of
Detroit has its twenty-third bas-
ketball victory in q games today
after winning here last night
from House Of David, 50-34, in the
Albion College gymnasium. The
game was sponsored by the
Albion Rotary Club. Auto Club
led at the half. u TO IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Buy a Bomber
Niqht Hockey Twin Bill

Crusaders and ForesterS, De
troit Night Hockey League rivals,
will face off in the feature OF a
double-header program at
o'clock in Mack Park tonight
Dearborn and Briggs meet in the
opener at 7;30 p. m. Last night
scores:
Indiana 6. Lawrence 5; Dear.
born 5. East Detroit 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Ex-OutfieIder Dies

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 4 INS).--
Frank "PowerhouSe' Luce, one
time outfelder for the Pittsburgh
Pirates, was dead today at the
age of Al. He played at Flint,
Mich, before serving with the
Pirates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Lawrence Beats
Bob(dt Cdgers

Lawrence Tech today has n
basketball record OF eight victories
in its last nine games after beat
ing Central Michigan College last
night at Hackett Fieldhouse, 49,
AZ. Sam Lieberman. lanky GEN.
ter, boosted his season total TO
1875 points in IS games by scoring
Ia for Lawrence.
Tech led by only 3 points at
halt-time in a game that was close
all the way. Jed Staley, star
Bobcat forward. scored 10 points.
LAWRENCE TECH CENTRAL MICH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
1889 Is HIGH

WalbyS put together 1855 in de-
feating Twentieth Century twice.
Jim O'Brien's CAT gave Twentieth
4 2774 count. For Walbys, Ray
Ghnske, Gle. Edgar Briskie. Gal,
and Henry Nosakowski, 626, were
the heavy end.
Coca-Cola led tho league for
high single on 1889 in humping
Bowling School twice, 2946 TO
2776. Albert MaSSoll Jr., with 623
and Roy Milan, 6l4, contributed
materially 10 the Coke cause.
Wayne Spaulding's els was Bowl
ing Schools best.
Louis Burr was high for Ma
tional on SIS and Baskets had
1872 to 2721 but Burr's commando
managed 10 win two Archie jan
kowski had COS for Baskets. Chef
Bukowski's 606 was Ekhardt-
Becker's maximum and Vernon
won two. 2799 10 PISS. Or. Mitchell
korbelak was in for Bill North on
the EeeBee side.
There are u weeks left In
which the league can stop Stroh.
With a five-game lead and scoring
consistently. the StrohS will take
a lot OF stopping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

game last week what can be OK.
pccted of him. He didn't score
but several times he all but
Knocked Sam 10 PrestiS feet from
under him. No goalie is going 10
stop those drives all the time.
ADEQUATE ON DEFENSE
Adams regards Bush as a good
defenSeman, although not a great
one as yet.
But Eddie can carry the puck
and bore In on the defense as
well as shoot" Adams said, land
that is what Is expected of de-
fensemen now. That's why Pat
Egan and Tommy Anderson are
so valuable To the Americans"
Carl Liscombe, another with a
hard shot. continues al the left
rear on the Wings new power
lineup. the other members Of which
are the No. line. Don Crosse
Sid Abel and Eddie Wares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
TOO MANY FLOWERS

With 50 much oratoriCal and
financial praise preceding. the con-
teStantS were not up 10 their usual
standard Stroh did show BOIL IN
taking three from Norton t2760)
and adding one game 10 their lead
over Paris twice victor over Pepsi
Cola t2S4ll. The IS others were
under 1000
Perry AllaerccnS 6l2 for Paris
topped both teams John Grim
mlnS tumblcd 10 56S. As Norris.
leading of for Stroh made GA 10
head the league, CrImminS Welded
more ground in the. competition
for high average.
Henry GAVE. 63S. and Mario
Tesla. Goa. were instrumental IN
Chene Trombly 1859. stopping
Schmidt t2S76) twice and leaving
George Bryant's forces SiX games
down from Stroh. BuaCks 63i
was Schmidts major effort.
Bill divers 635 assisted kra-
kew t2797) in beating out Min
eralites by six in total and two
games. Mlnerahtes were off the
beam with their chief shot Allen
so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

Totals -. SCI SIS Ttish sss SO $50
grst4 tafa. 2-zI Grand t1tG. 2-s2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

2-Some cake! And the eyes of thousands
of folks popped, too, when they discovered
IMPERIAL! Good? IMPERIAL was good enough
to take the lead over 332 long-established
brands in one big test-state Figures coming in
from state after state look like more big wins!