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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
DOUGLAS MAN
 INVOLVED IN CHECK FRAUD
Cashed DoCtored Draft for S4OO : Says He Is
 Army Deserfer

Albert Jones, 25, of Douglas, alias Marvin Foxx, alias James Norman, was taken into custody today by Federal officials in connection with the alleging forging of check for s4OO drawn on the U. s. Treasury and cashed Monday afternoon by J. J. Stocker at the Imperial.
 In a statement which he gave to Deputy U. s. Marshal Walter Hell Ian, who investigated the case when a Juneau bank refused to accept the check, Jones admitted also that he is a deserter from the 18th Coast Artillery Anti-Aircraft Corps at An chorage. and that he had never registered for the draft, living in Douglas under the name of James Norman.
 He said in the statement that the check was issued to him in Juneau Saturday by the Army for $7.72 worth of work done. Jones told Hellan that he doctored the check,
 
 changing the place of issue from Juneau to Seward, changing the name from James Norman to Mar win Foxx, and changing the amount to S4O0 with ink eradicator.
 No charge had been filed late this afternoon.
 Hellan queried several cocktail bar operStors and received a descrip- ton of Jones who had attempted to cash the check at these places and had been turned down. The Deputy Marshal then queried the local Army Finance Officer and a check of the serial number on the draft proved that the check had originally been issued to a James Norman, of Douglas.
 Hellan later arrested Jones who, in the meantime, had spent most of the money in paying bills, but SITS in currency was recovered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
PRACTICE ALERT TO BE HELD AT '
 p. M. THURSDAY
Problem of First Aid Corps AnnounCed-CDC Is
 Also to Meet

A practice Alert will be held at T o'clock tomorrow, Thursday eve- ming, followed by meeting of the Civilian Defense Council, said Di- rector R. E. Robertson today.
 The problem of the First Aid Corps will be to give first aid and report the time required to at tend to a walking case, reporting at the station, with a broken left wrist, aAd slight cut on upper side of wrist which is bleeding slightly.
 No ambulances will be used.
 Air raid wardens will serve as patients, and will be detailed by their sergeants to promptly attend the First Aid Station at the sound ing of the Alert.
 Report of the personnel of ward ems, first aiders, and auxiliary po- lice attending the Alert should be made to the Control Station, phone TIP, MT Robertson said. Warden sergeants will report attendance of wardens and also of members of the first aid corps.
 Chaplain's Corps
 A Chaplains Corps, consisting of , members of the gospel of all de- nominations, has been organized and it's members upon taking the official OCD oath of office will be furnished with membership cards and arm band insignia, bear ing on it a white cross.
 Although a few stations have failed to send in oaths of any of their members, yet 131 air raid wardens, 36 first aiders, g auxil- iary policemen, 4 auxiliary firemen, members of the rescue squad, and 10 members of the defense council have taken their oaths of office. Membership cards have been is- sued and will be distributed to them tomorrow evening through their respective posts and stations at the alert.
 All Civilian Defense members must take the official oath to be entitled to a membership card and to wear the official arm band in signia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
INVITE 0PA MEN

Guest invited to attend the Ju- neau Chamber of Commerce noon meeting tomorrow in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel include
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
Wait for Farm Bloc
 On Prices
Senate Asked 10 Postpone Anti- Initiation Bill
 Vote for Day

WASHINGTON, Sept. g. Ad- ministration Leader Alben w. Bark ley today asked the Senate to post pone further consideration of the initiation bill until tomorrow, while an effort is made ito com pose the differences" arising over the amendment proposed by the farm bloc.
 The House Farm Bloc has form ally joined the Senate counterpart to write into the bill higher agri- cultural parity prices despite the "unalterable" administration op- position.
 Representing the House Farm group, Representative Brown pro posed to insert a measure in the reading:
 Parity prices and comparable prices of any agricultural con- modity shall be determined as auth orized by existing law, but shall also include all farm labor"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
WILLkIE HAS CHAT WITH
 RED LEADER

MOSCOW, Sept. 23.-Presidential emissary Wendell L. Willkie talked about two hours with Premier Jo- sci Stalin and Foreign Minister Molotov today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
TIDES TOMORROW

The Chinese invented or discov- cred silk, porcelain, tea, printing and gunpowder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Sept. g. - Closing quotation of American Can today Is 67, Anaconda 257s, Common wealth and Southern 316, Curtiss Wright SIS, International Harvester 48H, Bethlehem Steel 54M. Kenne- colt 29R, New York Central 9as, Northern Pacific 6iz, United States Steel 467s, Pound $4.04.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are todays Dow, Jones averages: Industrials, 1O8 .27: : rails, 2708; utilities, ll82.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
NOTICE

I will not be responsible for bills contracted by anyone but myself after Sept. 2l, 1942.
 JOHN HOMETHKO.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
5HIpBUILDiNG
 RECORD AGAIN
 CUT BY KAISER
Liberty Freighfer Launch. ed Just Ten Days
 After Keel Laid

WEST COAST PORT, Sept. 23.-Ten days after the keel was laid at the Kaiser ShipbuiIding Yards for 10,000-ton Liberty freighter, it slid down into the water, cutting a full fourteen days from the previous record made by this record smashing firm in ship construction.
 Henry J. Kaiser, himself, arr rived to witness the launching. When the ship hit the water she was S7 percent complete though ordinarily vessel is only 79 percent finished at the time of launching.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
GREEN RApS GOVERNMENT
 ASEMpL0YER
Says Private Industry Far Ahead in Dealing
 with Problem

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Wil- liam L. Green, President of the American Federation of Labor, told the Senate Civil Service Subcom- mittee today that the government should deal as an employer" in paying workers and set an example for the industry.
 Testifying on a bill to standardize overtime pay for government em- ployees, Green asserted that in many instances private industry is far ahead of the government.
 Smith Purdum, Second Assistant Postmaster General, joined with other government officials in urg- ing enactment of legislation sup ported by the Civil Service Com mission and the Army and Navy Budget Bureau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
FARM BLOC
 GETS HELP
 IN HOUSE
Labor Costs of Agriculture Will Be Considered
 in New Bill

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23. = The farm bloc won major victory over the Administration today when the House voted into anti imitation legislation a requirement that farm labor costs will be in- cluded in computing agriculture parity prices, thereby permitting higher farm ceiling prices. The vote was 163 to 105.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23

Empire Classifieds payl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
THOUSANDS ASK WHY
 "It's tbe Water"

Constant purity and rare brewing qualities ofOlympia's famous subterranean water, combined with premium pricedingredients and the skill oftbreegenerafions ofone family of Master Brewers, make Olympia so refreshing-in a class by itself-America's s"Ori- ginaI Ligbf Table Beer"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23
J. S. Plane Program Is
 Progressing

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Chair- man Truman of the Senate Defense Investigating Committee today said that Maj Gen. Echors Air Force Material Command has given the Committee an encouraging report on the war plane program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-23

G. A. Belford, purchasing agent for the Atkinson Construction Co.,, Wildorf Eiteman, Price Executive, and Henry Peel, Chief Economist, for the Alaska Office of Price Ad- ministration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Proper Draft
An Essential

Satisfactory operation - ssy
heating plant = derendent ~
proper draft Ard proper drsft i
Dependant wholly On ths chimney
fius. Therefnre. : properly built
nns becomes the very foundation
uror which = hullt the efficient
operation II any heating plsat
Ths better TIE fas. the bitter ths
FRY.
Inc most common error found
in chimney construction IL failure
10 coordinate area ard height A
chimney may he high enough -,
have too small sn ARA 10 carry
the proper volume az Eases
Or tn ara may - sufficient
hut the height too iow 10 produce
drsf, that vii draw the ar
through the fuel bed ~ the proper
rate Either fault viii result IN
unsatisfactory operation.
The most efficient chimney II
one built perfectly straight square
f1ues are preferable 10 ohlong
from the efficiency standpoint
II Ia dangerous 10 underline =
In building = house, u - advisable
10 specify . chimney sulsnhle for
any type q fuel In recvnt years
there has been a tendency IN some
sections II the country 70 build
1ues suitable only for use with
piped fuels This is . serious dis
advantage in case IN. owner de-
sires 10 change Ia a solid fuel later
on.
The combustion 81 coal. either
BY stoker or manual firing. re-
quires a chimney and fius some
what hrger than the combustion
OF piped fuels Heating eontrsc-
tors invariably adviv the eonstrue-
ton Of an sil-fuel typv Of chimney.
so that a change from one fuel 10
another may be made without re-
building the chimney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

il none. a window or a corner can
be made the focal point.
Because the dominant pieces In
any dining room are the dining ta-
Bile and chairs. with little variation
possible In their placing. this room
frequently has an over-formai APP
pearanee. This situation can he
relieved easier IN the finishing Of
the walls than through furniture
placement Large windows or
French doors viii add a touch Of
eheeriness.
The modern trend IN bedrooms
calls for the placing of doors and
windows 30 that the wall space
may be used 10 the best possible
advantage In the placing Of beds
and other furniture This leaves =
maximum amount OF floor space
free and allows the bedroom 10 be
used as an extra living room. espe-
eially when the new sofs beds or
studio couchss are used a. the
sleeping equipment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
FLA Spikes
New Rumors


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Prices Are SET
For Canning Peas

SEATTLE me department 81
sgFsoulttirs's state ssr bard ar
noane.d Wednesday the sssshilsh-
ment NJ iets price. 10 nro~sfs
for canning r~.s. svsfsxiux tfTW
ton higher than ~ itta
tksiss.~s bs~~sf r. na~s~v
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sii iwpsss@ss ps~ss<sss ss~~s
IN ~ state ~ ssssiIlsvs>e
fh~m u1th ~ssiss>ssa fnts
ps<re~.
Ramsay said snis esnnefs pay
inE the ntnimun prices Slii -
esrfifi-a ~ ths bo.fd u ell -
ne government foe military, iend.
lease - <henl lunch ps1Fposss
wsshlnKtoa Kfu1sFs snd can
Hers hsvs besn ssksd q ineFsss<
the states output ~ sa@-tnirn
- hep ns~t ina national require
msnta u a 90 coo Eases fnis
pear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Questions and
Answers

q. Should beasmsnfiens space
under : house Ne ventilated
A. n the hassmsnflsss space IL
enclosed. provision should Ne mate
for foundation wsH vsnfs. Thsfs
should 10 Al Least t~o ~ THESE
vents. ard fhsir slxs shoaid ~ pro-
porilonsd OF a hssls Of one square
foot ~ effective free opening fer
each Is hnsal feet ~ exterior ~sli.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Coal Suckers Prove
Popular for Heating

The growing popularity ~ the
automatic coal stoksr Ia due 70 the
fact that II provides trouble-frss
automatic heating a. low cost,
utilizing a fuel that IL generally
available In all parts Of the United
States Better and more snokrlens
combustion IL obtained with q
stoker than by hand-firinE. st0ksr
heat Il uniform with no sharp ups
and downs IN room temperatures.
Bin-fsed st0ksfs entirely eliminate
any handling u coal BY the stoksr
operator Suckers sFs an a.d Ia
national defense because they con
serve fuel and msupowsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
No Difficulty Seen
Change in Time

NEW YORK Eastern trsnspor-
tation officials said Wednesday
they expect no difficulty when
clocks are set ahead one hour on
Feb. . In accordance with federal
law establishing daylight saving
time.
Eastern railroad officials said
trains now leaving az 8 O'Clock
will continue 10 leave At that time.
There will be no change In
schedules. because daylight saving
time will he nationwide instead OF
merely in one section Of the coun-
try" spokesman said.
Air lines and bus lines planned
no change in schedules nor are any
difficulties expected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

Even in small centsrs u popuia-
ton districts In which homes we're
first built have lost value IN most
eases because 81 the rise n indus
tries nearby" W. c. Bell. Fnunds-
ton chairman. points out. Seek
.rs for new homes Joined IN the
modern movement 10 the country,
where acreage might be had in
stead Of lots. New highways and
low-eost automobiles made the
longer daily round trip between
home and place Of employment
more OF an excursion than a time
using ordeal. Bus service made
shopping trips and going 10 school
easy and simple for the family.
with sharp restrictions on civil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

Ian transportation In effect, old
dwellings near Industrial plants.
stores and sercols are again at
trartiv. Nest ~ them can he
moasrnlsed ard repaired without
undae use ~ critical metals When
majority ~ the dwellings in an
old residential nslghhnrhood are
renewed the values NJ the shols
district win rt~ In surh eases
housing rehabilitation programs
which have hem planned a. post
war pruIec,s may get going right
now
Retail lumber dealers whose ed
vertising appears on this page can
assist IN planning and accomplish.
ing your home FemaklnF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
LEMON JUICE RECIPE
CHECKS RHEUMATIC
PAIN QUICKLY

n rou suffer from Fneau4tAs ar
fnrifls - usuritlf pain ny tnta ample
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harck are uNtrE Oct n@rMsEs -
sub connpoure q tao-NesE saIpia
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Ado tre iliics ~ lsulors fta saa4 NJ
nria Z - bisspDurfuis $50 Amssa =
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tisnss uFefr3z rt.-erisrni fsaglss 40
ahts8nec n tns ratns Do not q4lrkis
isass arc = Yo1z 90 nat fee bettfr y
turn tfe sgnptF paehAas and RUB
Ill nd@t you nothing " ~ - Il =
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lIte ulOfseg -naHa Ea2x@fzsse H4-kA
Conf pound : fdH sals afsd - ssfH mend .
20 - drsgz sforet sFsTFNusfs acF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

Whenever possible, the furniture
to be used should be kept in mind
when planning a room. This not
only helps in promoting a hsrmoni-
Gus arrangement, but may deter
mine the kind of walls and ceilings
to be used.
In planning the living room. II
should be remembered that doors
hung in the center of walls ma
terially reduce the amount of use
full floor space and make good fur
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Invasion Needed
To Beat Hitler,
Radio Chief Says

SEaTTLE-A land invasion wiii
be required 70 defeat Hitler. Ed
ward r Murrow. European direo-
tor 81 the Columbia Rroadcastng
system. said upon his arrival for
q lecture here.
Murrow also said the position
Of Singapore was precarious. with
the Japanese only a few miles
from the oitys vital water supply
reservoirs.
Murrow and his wife planned
visit with his parents in Belling-
ham and with his brother. Col.
Lacey Murrow. former state direc-
tor Of highways.
Huy u s Ronds and Caxef
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

hls ~ attacking Berlin and even
Tokyo from bss.s nos In Amer
can hands.
CONSERVE - speed IL respon-
sible for wear and tear On al roll
ing stock. Railroads ara M az
csption. Since every form Of sasri.
flee IL being made Ia conserve
why not slgw down passenger
tFsinsT The savings fFom that a..
vision could h. passed ever 10
maintenance Of hlEh-spssd freight
trains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

niture placement more difficult.
Hung in corners. they allow longer
stretches Of wall space. necessary
for the placing Of large pieces.
The living room is intended for
leisurely relaxation and CONVERSE
ton. The furniture should be
placed so that a number Of persons
can be seated as group as easily
as few Each living room should
have a center Of interest. Ordi-
narily it is the fireplace. II there
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
rscoarrsfr cgssss

Tns nintn esna1a ~ ths United
states IN is7o sss lneompists -
ths soufhern STATES n1t ano@sd
ths eoalntrv hsa q population 81
- sss 17i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Correct Floor Planning Is The Key
To Successful Home Remodelinq

Thoughtful attention to floor planning by the home
modeer will pay big returns in INABILITY The correct placing
of furniture essential to appearance and character
possible only when doors and windows properly located
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Back 10 the Land" Movement
Thrown Into Reverse by War

War necessities which enforcing reduction of
travel may prove be blessing in Disguise Western Homes
Foundation hopes in outline Of opportunities for home
remakng in older residential neghborhoods Of cities and
towns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Trade Winds" by Schneider

NEW YORK - The bureau NJ
Agricultural economies. department
Of agriculture. predicts that the
general price level Of farm prod
ucts this year win rise only five
per cent above present levels.
The estimate take. into consider
alton the vast volume Of leass-lend
shipments. pending sharp inereass
in agricultural output and hint
that President Roosevelt win night
the congressional farm bloe's In
flationary stand Via the liquids-
tion Of goyernmsnt-ownsd commo-
dities.
sfItEH-The senate viii soon
lsgisists that b-cent coins be made
Of half silver and half copper. Thu.
some as tons of nickel Siii -
conserved for ornaments. uss u
silver in the scent piece viii con-
sums about 5000. 600 ounces
Coupled sath the Is 600 900 ounces
now being used for ether coins.
the total viii absorb the annual
silver domestic production Of about
70 600 900 ounces.
RECORD isoons.rhs nation.
al income for 1871 established a
new high Of So. ooo. 600 600 sis.-
200 0O0. 600 sboy. 1870 ana $500. +.
900 900 more than the wealthy
year Of 1923. Estimates are that
1912 income siii improve On me
1871 record which amounts 70 isss
per person.
WOOL - An army Hpohssmsn
says military requirements ali aD-
soth all domestic Nosl 0tstpslt u
ihis year Trsde insiders say ths
shortage Ia more apparent thAn
faetual mat amps supplies VII
come from Austf sila and LATIN
Amsues In al. ssy NOei msF-
chants. there IL ~ need u rush
buying seeaass - me pries ealing
IarRoyssgsT - After year.
- research Ford Motor Co snsi-
nssrs discovered the process pruf-
itseiy n put ~ aAs the huge as-
positK ~ - grade iron ore n
nieniEsn upper psnlnsuis. Ths
method used Il slsctroiytls. Tn
ore recovery "a isss Esascspsihis "
corroaon thar ordinary ifan sn1
mas nAEnstsc powers that improve
motor car performances.
LAuscHIsGs = coy.rnmsntis
plan 10 turn cut 800 ships from
nov % rioes 81 1888 spells ell
that probation vii rlln Il = rate
greater than two a Day curing
1915. shipyards nov siias vessels
doavn the Nays 81 the rats ~ ons
1aY. II HB - tao q day ~
the close u the year Bat 70 fiii
the $50 figure ~ th@ close u
ists calls for . better than tNo-
s-dAy iaunehinKs All ahlpynrds
nox Nefk Ga a z4-b0lr. T-szy
bass.
HEAVY BOABEhs - Aircraft
manu- aeturefs are beading every
effort 70 produce hsaYg. ionx-ranzs
F DofuDerH hofnbers have made
more TRAN 100 routine Atlantic
Z crossings carrying important Off
foisis - ard from Engiana. By
F m idsurnrner Uncle Sans ar force
All have an ample supply - fly
ling box cars. Thess sali o. espa-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

Buy L. s. Bonds and Save.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-26
COPYRIGHT. IsA2. NEA SERVICE, ING.

The stars twinkled overhead, but there was no moon. Someone playing flashlight over the ground discovered the car tracks on the hard sand, winding in and out among the sage brush. Judiah followed the tire marks with no definite purpose in mind.
 Then in the distance, a light suddenly appeared Her heart stood still but she did not cry out. In a moment one of the others saw the glow and exclaimed:
 They're coming back. Get back to the plane everyone. Don't give them an excuse to shoot"
 When Judith did not follow, Hornsby turned back for her. She pulled away from his hand.
 I'm not coming" she stated firmly.
 Not" he began.
 NO. can't Please return with the others and just forget where you saw me last. I will be much safer that way. Please!"
 At first Hornsby refused to leave her, but she insisted fran- tically, on the verge of desperate tears. He turned and hurried back to the ship, almost running.
 (TO Be COntinuedj