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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21

NEW YORK, Feb. 81 Closing
quotation of American Can today
is 80, Anaconda 26ia, Bethlehem
Steel 597s, Commonwealth an d
Southern SIG, Curtiss Wright rs,
International Harvester 49,, Ken
necott 345s, New York Central 9%,
Northern Pacific 6%, United States
Steel 81, pound $4.04.
DOW, JONES AVERAGES
The following are today's Dow,
Jones averages: industrials 1888,
rails 27.69, utilities 1888.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
WAR5HIp50F
NAzIpLANT TO
MAkEATTA(k
Three Vessels May Try TO
Cut American, British
Aid 10 Russia

LONDON. Feb. 21-Three large
German warships, the battleship
Admiral Tirpitz, pocket battleship
Admiral Scheer and cruiser Hyper
are reported steaming northward
along the Norwegian coast.
This is apparently part of a
plan to cut the American and
British supply routes to Russia.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
NAzISCLAIM
$1,000 REDS
Die ON FIELD
Hiqh Command Declares
, 81 Soviet Tanks Are
Knocked Out

BERLIN, Feb. 21-German broad
casts claimed today that the Red
army lost $1,000 dead and about
5000 prisoners before the encircle-
ment humiliation operations OF
tank troops on the central front
in the past month.
The German High Command de-
clared in a communique that 81 So
Wet tanks were knocked out of &C
ton.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
FBI AGENTS
MAKE RAID
IN SEATTLE
Homes, Business Houses
Of Enemy Aliens Enter
ed-Seizures Made

SEATTLE, Feb. 2l-One hundred
FBI agents, Police Officers and
Deputy Sheriffs last night and ear
ly today raided homes and bust
ness houses OF enemy aliens.
FBI Agent II. B. Fletcher said
the search was made for firearms,
shortwave radios and also dyna-
mite.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
M0RGAN5 END
SEATTLE TRIP,
RETURN HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Morgan
and their young son, Tommy, Jr.,
returned to their. home today after
spending several weeks Outside.
Morgan attended to routine bust
ness in Seattle, conferred with Of
ficials of the Federal Home Loan
Corporation and opened branch
office of his Columbia Lumber
Company. The company, with
headquarters here, also has a
branch in Anchorage,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
HOLIDAY IS
ON MONDAY

Juneau will observe Monday as
holiday, Washington's Birthday.
Stores and practically all offices in
the city will be closed the entire
day There will be no school on
Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21
GERMANS ARE
Withdrawing,
NORTH AFRICA

CAIRO, Feb. 2l-German troops
and armored forces are withdraw
ing in the North African campaign
after encountering British patrols
on the Tint Mechili line, west OF
Tobruk. This is the official an
nouncement.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21

The eagle can look at the sun
unframed by drawing a thin
membrane across its eyes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21

Among the really perturbed peo-
pie in the District of Columbia are
those who manipulate the tele-
phones. In about a year, the tele-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21

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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-21

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Summer Students
Al Ole Miss Have
bond. Stamp Drive

4 tofai q HsgI mmn 81 -
stamps end binds W. ed du8
snR Victory Week - &c unlse8s
4fy = Mississippi mere iisan
doabIsHg tie quota # 5000
whah had asen ~ = + goal
This Represented en- average -
abeas ~ e. every student -
Fukisa Is ne summer aaaau
~ = N1ctes4 Hsl Ma Ttu3a
day night Which euimsHaled 80
Heek. sfhrffzs2 HiM AnHM Ix
hndefesa ~ Cainh aa ef03n
20 ole Mis- aetnfg a ed.
presented H.aaqasa - ~
staae NJ Aasi.zsa -
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sflesasa whe easi 3 sese ~ esaH
pennFa WfazH 81 bEsma as
Assssss mar t. aoiaEI Tier =.
81 saEH Kas #z4lN
fzm gwen - lsssal asssifea
FIRMS = tts Man &c aosazH
selesHM 81 #Hase hznm ~
lafsezI n4n ~ asHes SO
stamps sid NEaI ~ 1sNH sptasf
Fl EsH4MHsss - slfH 1900 49,
Ai@ Evelyn AHaefaaH = HaHz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Soy BeOn Crop Must
Meet Requirements
Far Price Support

Certain nusfs ana rrgufafhans is
connection wish pfiee Support s
the Iaa1 snvtwan egop hasN tNeH
made BY the Department ~ A.
rlcnlsufe. . 4 pnre esa# e.
tension economist anlsuneH8
Thr states producing Mayhsna
hrc grouped lntn two ageaz haaea
IN the al conlenl ~ lhe heaHsI
The high oil ARIA ineiudee ~
Middle Meat North censfsl snd
North Eastern elatea II ms
area the bmse support pfifH ~
green ana peslaW heHna IS 81
/ busi4et. and # 90 fng tHn4n anI
mixed beans In los ed rnnisns
regions which lnciudes Aslai
ri the nslcss nfe $50 fof TfrH
and yellow baaHs and 40 e.
brown and mixed vnrseilns The
heans TRUST grade M auslsl
~ owned IS de producer. nsas|
- IN compliance w(Ih the AAA
proerafn - ~ tsiRibte fns hmas =
fhe government 81 IRE support
pficeH Re explained
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Cotton Bales Cover
OF Cotton Fubric To
Be Used This Yeur

state
sr nstslt q usl
riax ~ lnuNflaes aa m
aAefne ~ new ea a|
- Willis
tssgtsf &sate EAltF1N M
TREY Nilg nmt ras eee
ssra Utsrn ees ) bnaa a.
nAssnz ard wrA pwA
sras Nan aisn Ssszfe tA - -
ssaass8 e. H e fsH
surtA fsnn lhesx Awam
CoxmfafiVV efA - AZ ma
rnissn trade m9Nnsst etas
Agricultural Maisne Nn
tfslinn d she 4 8 l
~ AmNuiiafN Feeeaux fpsas
- ia psanFesu wy r
esw Ntaald receive a n
N0isht allowance wAsn aFt ME-
kvs their cottess
w asing csYttnn refffH ~ BAL
terms Mississippi tultaa Nws
atr hegnlnn Felirtr ue efsi
ssaNaaee ng inte AZ mns
have sle right e aenAna that ;
pounds ~ add m nx rfxz
MsiKhs ~ neif ralaan covered
bales uhen giey nn tssa lint
hF sid
gute Wrapper ard LES o. =
500 pound bale wright aQHsnd -
psunpie mhsle cotton rattefrs
ties weeh atsss Il pnk
Tire nnpaftutent ef AKalWs
Has operated 3 pFunfaaA u mah
patterns available 81 . rn
price The 1919 pegfAw provides
FOR production q : mIlIien etssnn
patterns.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
a BANKERS sHIFT

London What has been dub
bed TIE Bankers Shift com
prising 10 bank employees ~ ali
grades from managers - Meseen
gers i now working nj Sunday
IN Sheffield war plants
The white collar finaneiers wIll
work every third Sunday to keep
vital machines going ard give reg
uisr workers , day of. Most Of
them ase employed IN ; shell case
factory from 9 > m 10 1880 p n.
and from iz30 > III. 70 : p m I've
bank messenger hidWhson
bank managers. several banking
inspectors . handful Of cashiers,
Junior clerks. hse girl typlaia and
messengers up 70 % years Of age
do the regular hard and dirty
work of the factory hands
From one bank which TIE draft
left with only four men. al four
volunteered When they ceaa
work they chalk up TIE output
figures 81 the machines On whlcn
they have been working that IS
the target for TIE succeeding Sun
days team
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Correct Defects
Before School,
Parents Urged

Medical examinations acre
given % 1875 school children
through she laeal heslsh depart
mvnss - ne period from JaBa-
AIRY through June. 1872 School
examinations during re ap-
preaching Sesstfsn vii fevesl
what parents have doae during
the summer q remedy deferA nn
eartheo BY the ekan8ine phyais
ana Highest average - eurree-
li0us il eNpeeted among ne 3ii1
children Whose parents took ed.
vantage 81 TIE Invitation 20 n
present 81 last sessions examina
ton.
Those parents vino fsii~ea
through on ne physicians rec.
concentrations caB feel reakon.
ably sure that their children are
ready In re neW school yeaFI
Those NAa haze not ha4 tx fee.
commended corrections suade are
urged = - shat they esn IN H.
little time hff before e<hes.
starts Particularly important afs
sfnarunszati0us ard saeelnstAef
81 children entering m1sool "a
The first uuae IA many t0Wns
children afe required - hats
such nneculas.eas before she.
can enter Acha1I
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18

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m epsn ~ Ns tfse
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IA nMtexw tl8 M
til g
Hafg Hanigh Has
"a A. Chfim um Ms
Lee Tka 49,
Wm Tauna asa
i. n VaFH 9age Ws4a
and ltafum tlaY
Miss Ruth = e
agfassgn Agsaa sA "
oNtsos fsn Y TY
asse aM Hsra
usaaslfassam nt ~ i
uAsmt4s Mrs MgafA ed M
Magtsn.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18

lcantsnaea ffmn lAge +
|st om pm,ssa hevs A~sn kil Is
Knnimnd Is ar nass h8s az ~
Iatprnaf 81 Zoo haxN Na niuft
1hW Knaleb pbs sFs asefe
thss 81 81 asl waf - ma
One sssl "a every ttFes bs8as
tmtWusn the neA ~ 81 ana s. =
engaged - waf Wnfa r
anll a,nssea Ard assea ~
Iae nlaaklsna ~ ~ NalEeafH
There afs MK nIilsaA asae esra
than ever hese IL sulslsat
hAtsaalnM 4 etFyss - CEeAs bfls
Asn. ~ sid
M : W8ssnn akNkk tw# pNss
- ks&ksnas : HaAih 80 ere
|apfon asFlna ne eAF So
Nnaldnt have ~. es3 sN
mans Il III left ~ aneAset
tewls nanA pfxaens q ~
Mnas puinl club pfpeAdna ard
|nf s. II MtltMaan. pfeenl s.
sse r4aegusa Club assHAsr
The pFoeFam Arthur Y sfnlsh
ponsmaassr IA rMnaaeala. lnige
duend thH speakers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Limited Use OF
Telephone Service
Urged B. Manager

unt1 further notice reduction
IN long distance and local tele
phone calls IS essential r. order
10 assure vital War calls and
quickest possible SERVICE
THIS announcement "a MADE
here - J s Abbey manages q
the ieleph0ne company. who -
vealed fhat altho0gh there is some
eyideret ~ TIE publicn effort e
voluntarily ration their use q
Ione distance ard local telephone
service IN response = ne Bel
Systems nationwide appeal fos
such 1selp. tire Fesnlts afe Ear sh0ft
q uhes Is needed
NJ Abbeya ktaiepens supple
uleufed ~ announcement made
b. the Telephone Company e
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Schools

Continued ffssm Page 1. sc Il
nehoNsi Mhirh was built r. arrlut
nin3aie 500 Ntsadenls ami noN has
nsste fhan fwisH tfsai many bears
the greatest i0ad However. school
officials have solved tlsls problem.
until the nsw elementary wh4al
can te completed. ~ dividing tfle
student nody u hall and run
II ~ . IN. anga The other from
ninn fMe anifsAose fratu 7 Il
u 80 r. So Il ~ Thfee mes
TEACHERS hsve heen sdded 70 ihF
facuity. Miss Cooley s ! mes
third grade teacher IN the moFn
TAG session and Mrs james 4.
Alien Is : neN fourth grade
teacher IN ihe afternoon Mrs &
IA narof Is : new first grade
teacher ~ ne afternoon ssaion
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18

~ 81
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a
III #H $3.50 ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18

TIE summer The telephone com
panYz former statement asked
hana distance users - eliminate
TIE least necessary calls and -
place tie really necessary ones =
lem eongegted nars Is asked
cvefFans 70 also iaske feam ioeal
calls Il Is n0N necessary ~ =
quest al civilians noi - place
any Iona distance calls 81 any hour
unless tie uH Is extremely II
gent ard 81 So that every tsie
ptone user voluntarily ration hz
lorsE calls r. ST least aae third
lees eaeh dsf r Is urged IT,
tone visiting - seiephasas ~ eur
tailed for TIE duration
Thaa Is essential II ofsef =
assure - Ell times 1e quick
wFkloe which military md pre-
ductzan meu mar have. ar -
b4Y stated If added tat unle.
VOLUNTARY efforts n civilians Is
general result 81 ~Qffle5enf nedN
firn - calls tdkaep &c tines eeaF
Cor So Wafs definite
srf3a1fw may h
60 azake 4sf - Nsf chs Wa ~
snmasaeea ms snd uehuai =
fice8
- ordinarily Haza feHH
wau8Haed eagiprsna ~ bsiie
~ saEe fse5 ta4 - caaHal
~ Has HeW saaa ~ see
m~aseFHsa ere gong Hto go
sIe asiaEIsn Is -
aH - Is - ef ap1n - ear PEI
souaI ~ - Hs pex3 - -
rnsa saW Ae.as 81 aeHte 1sEzl
ana N8a find sesF lines sne ea.
reH1sI Office aqs -
tezze manager fazac1
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Local Drah
Board Problems
To Be Discussed

p# Il IN f
nsfs ia Msfrtsn en
easfai nsaa4ias wsfl #tad
~ q ssrAet usnE 4 Hsi,
4ax NfNaar fse ~ -
m IA Gel tamw y
Enrx slste dawu ar
1 4 naf * q - a&
neiInw "a ia gMflpsF
ScriitHt g sise state fef tiee rN
pns1 IS study mt fhe pns
contrasting ue Vagioax ass
of itse Nwtsee aesvaeN sskstfn -
thse affect she hssl beard Ths
aseetlnes wsli - stt9na1 ~ the
board memtwaz xbsff CLERKS -
pnai aRenu ans tsse exanAnlnk
phv8ezans ard 8ensikfk ~ eaeh
wAl ~ Tar stale Counties
snuax shs afsffiet are Fm
asf nefrg. Greene. Frass Nfeu
Store GcofRe Henrp HAfFa
son aerksan Marion iNfssaf
Jesfvrmu Davis cay4nNton Jones'
ans warns
IL addsgssa - II col Iang.
other speakers At Sire program
which W1H be the Same tnr shsl
slx nseeiing vii inrlaae 1t Col
] naitnn. state procurement
ufgice4. MAJOR Jaraek { Davis
chief Of the manpowef Division
Major J z Miller classification
0flicxt. manraawrr dtvEsson Cap
tain = { House. state medical
offscets Lient s G. Stirling. me
hsls1stksn officer. manpowef d
vision
Ccmplsia Classification Urged
THE state headquarters ~ -
iccuvr service has announced that
dur 20 fhe serious military kitu
affirm ell local hssafds Fsukt o. pre-
pared - meet he demands sot n
ditoslal NeirctesN Toward this
end il : urged fhat tire rlsskgf
cation and Reconsideration ~ aii
rcgAHtranfs. including TIRE fecens
- year cid ~reeisuanlN. ~ com
pleted ~ Of before October ] Ths
careful survey ordered ~ ttn 10
cal boards vii determines the
available supply u single regis
franis who viii ~ indicted inff
the army prior 70 the induction II
those with established families
The intent u The congressional ael
ia tins regard viii be followed II
the administration ~ he seiec
tive service iaw in tins state
The state director said every
enc must BE- mindful that = regis
trans 0f tiae srlertive sefvkse kst
tenn wfso has married since Sep
temher IL, 1910. may have mar
ried when his selection Nas inigni
nent ard in the light Of the act i
considered % be single
Single reEixiranfs with eellaleF.
al dependents. such - father.
mother. SISTER uncie. seall rwekiss
certsln allowance and FeRistfanta
with bona fide families prior Il
September 1880 viii not ~ select
"a at this tin1e.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Ceiling Prices To
Control Certain
Winier Articles

New aadstienk g. ihe acogrs e
ARTICLES Mhich 8fe being fckalat
"a b. she ceiitnK price utnstA are
certain tall and Nintet seasonal
commodities securdsne 50 otite
iai Instructions received ~ tire
local War prace ard Ratlnning
BoaFd from fhe Osiice 81 Price
Administration
These commoiities fall chief.
ii IN ne apparel field bat also
nnclude ether eoid weather items
boys ard seasonal sporting goods
Getting prices viii be established
by whaiesaiere and retailers Using
> prsclna method announced ~
Price Administrator Leon Hen
dersou
Types Of wearing apparel
range from such ARTICLES -
heavy wool sweaters 10 ear muffk
uognaas guilt hoaseeoasx and
wool OF part wuol hosiery. mems
snd boys wool and heather Jack
cts and gloveA and types Of fooi-
wear fer sports wear 81 special
warmth Appliances covered IN
cludr such items a. fire. and STOW
shovelx. storm doors and sashes.
portable o. fixed room heaters
and certain harvesting knives OF
saw handles
Wholesalers and retailers q
certain games and toys IS web
as Hafiowe en novelties and
Christmas tree decorations come
under the regulation Fall and
Winter sporting goods ranging
from such commodities - shot
gun shells bird calls and decoYs
10 feuthailS haskctbsIls. snow
shoes and ice hockey sticks are
also included
In general = seller Of the ar.
hcIes Included determines his
ceiling price BY finding his aver
age cost price and hts current
cast and adding to the lower of
these figures the initial percent
age markup he took during the
last SIX months II 1871.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Al

tr0nunAied fF0n pAKs T. See u
nltaslea through ~ ssss4 -
hne roaasf atN ma8e "a re -
"a a. utu5eFt hAeNeH&Hk
HtnkaA whn i fM his Hen =
cstlh wark s wears Hna. ~
SIDES Lard uas conservation aem
nnatrafAasa hns eanauei8 okhs
il corn. pwnslsfy aB1 fagesssy -
AAx euu active il eiuh wek
Flowers ~. has sles ten II : =
rlnh mosh fnf 4 xeMfA Ne ~
syaas REPRESENTATIONS mfsA iema
e preservation eg2n ss
eesion uvheane hfsd uakA cFepz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
M. S. c. w. Alusnni.
And Students VIII
Meet Tonight A USO

TYR ataenns ard srNit e.
Mtappl Sssss Caaene ~
Muaen NAa havr an ini@mal
nes tnaas fssF 81 , ~
AZ f~ eieh fa g Ire ESQ eit
huiAswa Mis- Nath Gasn nfen
&ent ~ tbe Asssram ANMwAatssM
hunaaucea Tasx Spxw44l
guests 81 he nasetsnK w8H ~ Her.
mife Hefstnx Dvm aang Alraet
Rs ana 5aBre 4ueisee vh0 wsFi
emies the chifes ntxt apph "A
sistlnK Mim Can ia eSsNuKn x Do
ne meeting SIS Mr. Asthus
Sntsth
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18

fConuwuea from Page !. Sec 4
Var. We Ansl Also Win ahe
Peace = q Gu. principle q
SIR raeesgo4ia High school. -
sle asezf speaker Mr. GIl paint.
81 aat ne things that I'D 40 =
eae present Maf aFnd 0e thin3s
mat mutt - considered a ne
conference folIa4 lng re saf
During ne afternoon sessa
Mm clsffmd reported au ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Special Rale
kilograms Will
Be Eliminated

No Deg4i fssN tfEaHaN wsih
IRE excepsn s mers4gN 81 un
ters uf ne AmWKsn Mn so
oversees aam ~ Wenf aftef Hs
niehs Sanay pseVr ia II
vs. Whltehad Al mamgM -
thx Western uufen Texrhph
Ccsnpans. anraasFrra tits wi
Cancellation * al tast rata at
grash Mevwe IN ARE ngtu hsk
be<a arumsnep hy 2he 4eieE
-rpsnpauy - pvnt anx rn
intergerenrn vita shr etftSwns
handing e ffe large ana rFo&
tnK valufse & ssfai Naf essnnaoi
cathanx
Tbs ~in esAm4nsse iai rats
social and holiday greeting bhe
grams. seag4te and uarVsuaa
messages % sing o Grams
Western Unson Told the Va
produesion Beard a. long ago -
March ia that Il would cancel
these services Is Noaa ~ fhef
fhreatrned 20 interfere with Eax
eminent o. al messages n
whIseheaa said ~As hong how
esex. 81 Western Union could han
de these special services without
any sanger q delaying wsay m.es
ssfex. the company has Fefrannnd
from dlscanunaing them hsWausF
they gave pleasure - 80 many
people. and thereby contributed
10 public morale
Expressing the belief that the
public win understand the ne
ctsSlsy for this move. Mr. White
head explained that TIE sux rate
Expcdsfionary Force message. 70
and frun meuaheH q thr Auaerf
car armed forces OVERSEAS and The
low rate Cable Money Order SCI
vice to these furcca vii be cun
tinueo
Shortage In personnei
Many kolidaYx ard special &C
caxioras fall on Sunday OF . sen
eral holiday when the volume ct
other telegraph traffic Is compare
tivcly Iow. he said. but Cur
shortage is not IN facilities bat
in trained personnel many Ct
whom ara now n the armed @F
vices Of other var work Il Is
necessary to conserve TIRE time st
cur people snT the handling Of
vital war teieFrsms
The services discontinued were
announced IS follows
"a Christmas New Years
Thanksgiving Faster. ST Nsien
tines Day. Fathers Day. Mothers
DAY and Jewish New Year greet
inEx. sent as Epeciai-nate mes-
saeeS
tzt Social kilograms II special
rates for birthdays and other ~
usveraarieR blrths. wedding
consneneefnents and similar %
cssiong. Kiddiegra1ns for children.
Bon Voyage messages. Pep tele
rams 10 school teams. and fixed
text messages from resorts and
nstiouai parks Also Sing Q
Grams. tourate and reservation
kilograms for travellers
The following domestic teie
ersph services viii continue %
be available for business and 50.
cisl purposes regular kilograms
day letters. night kilograms serial
kilograms, timed telegfaa ~
wire service. teicmefer servHee
Geographic uaoxey orders govern
inert press and commercial neWs
services. such ax stock tfekers and
messages reporting quotations and
volume Of trading on security ano
commodity exchanges.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Clean-Up...

Confirmed frum naKe i. +
uutalass shaf the Il 4 AsHs hAs
Indicated inst afnsy officials vii
nneft lod hanalsnR e4iabiize
natnia hs1N nna pust nx Ntal
a tna mast sanitary requirements
e ~ - h8unda lee eFasy red
|nats sennel
Ii a.aau # sIfaeH eteanfA
nes the Dfsrffee II re hansa
sme1ninK airs iEusn the sfsHe
suas tie street - front # HHlf
exsahl menia sfsef he stfset
'ehAnssa h4ve finished tbssf esfx
Hofnlns sweeping Aae aaaesed
NNubEA espEea fhH hstsf uaat
5 rraasss fissf mefrheuss kFer
tss street, amfnaw useit dass frNe
ff1m sfasb ana Ml3 litter @pahd
- aalIsesent
cemmlsaae Hsmea
Hernaa Gaulsef sid - Mar
uesln TapidF msfs apsnted =
essnmslsea ~ ~ sHafle8
tan = hlehMss so talisaed an
asna And slseeiA TIE sa
eses bas been r spf ~ NaNns
III ~ HallfaA1 property zfealss
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-03
The Panther S Claw
Real Chiller- Thriller

one Of the finest mystery
dramas 70 be seen this year Is
holding audiences spellbound at
the Riviera thester where Pro
ducers Releasing corporation 5
The Panther's Claw" IS no"
showing.
Here IS whodunit that oefies
the skill Of the finest amateur
sleuths to name the guilty per
son. The story is from the pen
Of Anthony Abbott, creator Of
the celebrated fictional detective,
Thatcher Colt
The crime investigator is played
By Sidney Blsckmer, who as po-
lice commissioner tries to unravel
the mystery Of the Panther notes,
which have been sent 10 the
members'of an opera troupe. de-
handing money. Each note Is
signed with a panther's claw.
That sets off the thrilling plot.
and the ingenious methods used
by Sidney Blsckmer to solve the
crime will amaze the most in
veterate follower Of myster J
movies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-03
. DOWN HOLLYWOOD WAY

sight Of the week Frank Hsz-
ley. old-time baseball player nos
an electrician 1t RK0. running
for cover after being kissed -
Rosaiind Russell - a gag o. the
set o. Flight Tor Freedom -. !.
Scene In Air Fore shows a young
actor named Bill Crago turning on
the radio. hearing the song III.
4 Want 20 co Back 70 West Elr-
ginia." and remsrking: Gel
wish I could write = song Ike
that IN real life, Crsgo : CO
author % the song with Grace
shannon. Ann Rutherford and
Jack Converse o. the drug Tor
tune are an item
Comedian Leon Enrol = esie-
brating his 40th anniversary n
show business this month and It's
quite a story. From the dsy he
joined a vaudeville troupe in Aus
tralis. Enrol has been of salary
only four weeks And then i
was because he broke rs ankle
in executing his famous rubber
legs" routine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-03
Tommy Dorsey
Plays Favoriies

Tommy Dorsey, playing with
his famous orchestra at the Cen
tury ballroom this Sunday night.
Nov S. who has some $500 song
arrangements in his musical
library land incidentally can call
them all off by NUMBER. has
outstanding fayorites. His pets
from among the classics which
he has adapted TO swing rhythm
include Song of India" 'Liebes-
traum" and the old Welsh tune
"All Through the Night" His
favorite blues numb ers are
Weary Blues "Beale Street
Blues" and Twilight in Turkey"
Among the sweet" tunes. he
goes for "Stardust,' IN Never
Smile Again" and I'm Getting
Sentimental Over You" He had
most fun reviving who ~, Little
White Lies" asd the famous
Marie" who played Lady Luck
to Tommy on his practically over
night hop to fame-'way back
when.