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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
NO U. A. QUINTET;
T0NIGHT'S HOOP
GAME CALLED off
Fairbanks Bask e tballers
Had Appoinfmenf-Buf
Where Are They?

With nary a sign of the Univer-
sity of Alaska basketball players
who were to invade Juneau today,
City League officials this after
noon called off the two games
scheduled for tonight in the high
school gym.
A. B. Phillips, school superinten-
dent, wired University officials but
received no answer as to the
whereabouts of the college team,
which was to have played Juneau
Highs Crimson Bears tonight. The
other game was slated between the
Douglas Eagles and Hennings.
New schedules will be arranged
if the u. A. quintet shows up.
After asking for three games with
Juneau and Douglas teams, the
Fairbanks outfit sent no further
word.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
Gruenings Give
Dinner for Mr.,
Mrs. R. Sheldon

Gov. and Mrs. Ernest Gruening
entertained at dinner last evening
at the Governors Mansion in hon
or of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sheldon
who recently moved here from Fair
banks. Following dinner a most
enjoyable evening was spent in con-
versation and bridge. Honors at
contract were won by Mrs. G. M
Hirst and Mr.. J. j. Connors, who
received attractive prizes
Guests of Gov. and Mrs. Gruen-
ing were Judge and Mrs. William
A. Holzheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j
Connors, Mr. and Mrs. HirSt, Mrs
Helen Cass, Mrs. Catherine Greg
cry, Mr.. William T. Mahoney, Mr.
Howard Lying and the guests OF
honor.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
NO PASSPORT FOR
| TRAVEL TO STATES
OR CANADA NEEDED
New Requirement Brings
Flood of Questions 10
Steamship Lines

Steamship companies and the
Customs Service office here were
flooded with inquiries today as the
result of a misunderstanding re-
garding passport requirements on
travel in and out of Alaska, which
went into effect at am. today
DO I have to have a passport
to go to the States or To travel
into Canada?" seemed to be the
stock question. Based on list Of
exceptions to the order, published
in a recent issue of the Federal
Register, the answer was an en-
phatic No" p4
Following are the exceptions to
the passport order;
mo valid passport shall be re-
quired of citizen of the United
States or a person who owes alle-
glance to the United States.
''ta) When travelling between the
continental United States (which
Includes Alaska and the Territory
Of Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and tbs
Virgin Islands, or between any such
places; or ans. es
"tb) When travelling between
points in the continental Unite;
States and points in Canada: Pro.
vided, that this exception shall mo-
be applicable to any such person
when travelling to or arriving from
La place outside the continental
United States via Canada fol
which a valid passport is required
lnder these rules and regulations
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
THREE ARRIVE,
10 LEAVE ON
5. s. YUKON

Only three persons, Lloyd Ogden,
r. G. Cook and Steve McCutcheon,
arrived in juneau on the steamer
Yukon. Ten persons left on the
vessel
Leaving Juneau were Arthur W.
Hedman, John d. Smith, Charlie
Brown, John Harry, Sam Sharp,
John Maloney, Jimmy Smith, JUL
ius Baier, James w. Hanna, c. f.
Simpson and Mrs. w. P. Smith.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
new BOOKS ARE
ON SHELVES AT
PUBLIC LIBRARY

Among the books recently re-
ceived at the Juneau Public Ii.
brary and now on the shelves fol
distribution, are the following
de la Roche, Wakefield's Course
Hill, Astra; Kent, Mrs, Appleyard
Year, Ferber, Saratoga Trunk; {
Henry Prize Short Stories; Brand
Vengeance Trail; Reyes, All Tha
Glitters; Knight, Exit a Star; O..
Donnel, The Great Big Doorstep
Prouty Now, Voyager; Nordhoff 8
Hall, Botany Bay; Larrlmore, Be
yond Tomorrow.
There are also several new myst
cry stories on the shelves.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
EXECUTOR AND FOR CREDIT
ORS TO PRESENT CLAIMS


In the Probate Court for the Pre-
cinct of Juneau, Division Number
One, Territory Of Alaska.
In the matter of the Estate of WILL
LIAM r, SINGLETON deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN:
That on the 18th day of January,
1912, in the Commissioner Court
for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Al
aska, DR.. L. P. Dawes was appointed
executor of the estate of William r
Singleton, deceased. All persons haV-
ing claims against said estate are
required to present them, with veri-
fled vouchers as required bv law, to
said executor at the office of his
attorney, Harold H. Bates, Valentine
Building, Juneau, Alaska, within six
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
L. P. DAWES,
Executor.
First publication, Jan. IS, 1912.
Last publication, Feb. S, 1912.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
CARE OF CLOTHES
AP Feature Service

Get maximum wear udt OF your
clothes by giving them care and
having them refurbished. Keep
leather shoes polished so the finish
does not crack. If they get wet, dry
them carefully mot close to heaD ,
then rub in only polish 10 replenr-
ish lost oils. Send worn suits to the
tailor to have worn cuff and lapel
edges taken in and shiny spots
teazled to roughen up the surface
again. Brush and hang up clothes
carefully Have felt hats cleaned,
reblocked and finished with new
ribbon bands. If you aren't already
doing it, have worn shirts or blouse
collars turned.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
STAR CAB STARTS
EXPANSION PLANS

Expansion Of Star Cab Company
office and garage facilities were
announced today by Don Lozzie,
owner, as the first load of more
han 1000 yards of rock fill was
Jumped under the building at 156
South Franklin Street.
Peter Hildre has the contract for
filling beneath the building in an
rea 100 feet long and IS feet
wide.
When the fill is completed, the
'front.' of the building, which for
nerly housed the Archway Store
will be removed and the building
enovated for use as a garage,
Lozzie said. e
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
Martha Society TO
Hold Dessert Lunch

The Martha Society will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock
for dessert luncheon in the par
lors of the Northern Light Presby-
terrain Church.
Mrs. Roy Gillespie and Mrs. John
Rogers will be hostesses and a pro-
gram is being arranged for the
meeting by Mrs George Schmidt.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
TWO DIVORCES ASKED

Two divorce actions were filed
late yesterday and this morning
in Federal District Court here
Harold G. Kemmer is suing for
divorce from Dorothy McGlochlin
Kemmer on grounds of incompati-
bility. The couple was married at
Colorado Springs, Colorado, on
June IL, 1895. Geraldine Warden
is asking divorce from Matt War
den, also on grounds of incompati-
bility. The Warderis were married
here ON December %, 1899.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
Report on Utility
Purchase 10 Be Made

The report Of City Attorney Gro
ger VIM on the proposed city
purchase of utility companies will
De aired tomorrow night at the
'egular session of the city council,
it was announced today.
Winn's report is the aftermath
# request several months ago by
Councilman Ernest Parsons, that
IN investigation be made on the
feasibility Of the city taking over
power, light and water companies
llere. 1si M
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
MRS. WILLIAM WAkEHAM
PASSES AWAY IN SOUTH

Mrs. William Wakeham, 70, for
ner wellknown resident of juneau,
passed away in Seattle, December
e, according to letter received
by Mrs. Sam Feldon from Mrs. H.
c. Readman.
Mrs. Wakeham was the wife OF
William Wakeham, for years con-
nected with the Alaska Meat Com
ANY. They went south about five
years ago and have made their
home in Seattle since then.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
Mrs. R. P. Nelson,
Mrs. A. B. Hayes,
Leave for South

Mrs. r. P. Nelson and ner daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. B. Hayes have left for
the south this week to spend sew
eral months in southern California.
They expect to be in the vicinity of
Pasadena during their stay in the
south.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
HOMECOMING

TULSA, Okla, Jan. IS Eleven
members of the University of Tulsa
football squad chosen to play Texa'
Tech in the Sun Bowl game from
Texas, and SO are three member
of the coaching staff.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
THE MARTHA SOCIETY

Will hold regular social meeting in
church parlors Jan. Is, with a des-
sert lunch at 1:30 pm. Entertain
ment. All members are asked 10
attend. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
BISHOP GOES SOUTH

John Doyle Bishop, popular
manager of B. M. Behrends De-
partment Store, left Juneau yester-
day for the States, where he will
spend two or three weeks purchas-
ing new stock. ~
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
OSCAR HARRI IS NOW
BOUND TO MAYO CLINIC

Oscar Harri has left Juneau for
the south and before returning
will go to the Mayo Brothers Gin
&c in Rochester, MINI, for special
medical treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
THE WEATHER

BY he u. Weather
u s. DEPARTMENT COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU
FORECASTS TONIGHT ONLY:
change in
perature with decreasing winds tonight
much change in tempera
tonight 81
slowly
January l6-sunrise s:34 sunset 4:o5
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-15
TIDES

(Sun time-January 16)
High tide 1872 a. M, 1876 feet.
Low tide TIL a. M, Is feet.
High tide 1:18 p. M, 1872 feet.
Low tide 7;50 p. m, -3.8 feet.
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NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing
air route from Seattle to Nome. on
sale at j. B. Burford g. Co. adv.
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BASKET SOCIAL

BY Women of the Moose in LOOT
Hall, Saturday, January IT. adv
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fla in 2iiieur iou ein Wiiiionsieuinar
fit Ole einbeimiibe Befebr,,ns 8ranf-
reibs errihtet tperoen. Der 8an
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aber bel.te idon erbalten fiinftiae
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oenen SeiAt bon 2iIieur eiue beIon6ere
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lid Soloateu fiir Ole 3eit uab oem
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uno tief III oen Siioen binein aus.
gebreitet inlo au1 oas 2anouolf nidt
nnr Der. airde eutirenoet. ionoern
alib ieoem d)riltliben INTO religioien
Denfel eahu0bnt bat. Sranfreid), oas
gbriltenlono, lit sum Seioenlauo ae-
moroeu. 9as Shlimmite at Der Gage
lit Der itetst 5uhebmenoe BrieIteru,au-
gel. @eeenpGrtig befinben 1id nod
$500 fran5oliide @eiltlihe in ariessz
gefdnaenIbaft. Son oen in ser Seel.
Jorge tdtigen @eiitlideu lit iiber sic
Sdlite $3.50 Sabre alt, uno bon
oieien Daben biele 5, 6 lnb nod nlebr
Yiarreien Su beioreen. Ser 10 notise
uuo ad 70 bringeuoe Nadmuds itebt
nod ilt peiter Serne. Die iblin1men
Soleen ser 2aienibule ltn6 Der sren-
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beilniiden Riflieasauerfes besianeu
ihon reihiid su flieBen. gi, 5aui-
lienoater erbot lid, ie 1000 frs. fir
ieoes leiner aimoer su itiften, ,tao er
bat beren elf!
9ie Wet9ooe bieIer iuuerIran5oli,
iden Miilionare2 Sic lanen iid au
orei bis piereu IN oen armiten unb
perlulienen 8istiiueru uieeer unb
Iiibrens bier eiu senteinialues 2ebeu.
@on ser 3entrallteae lbpor,uen Te
nad allen 8dtlmgen ats, nebmen
oen iiberlaIteten YrieIteru Die arbeit
ab, unterrihten in ben @lnubcnsleb.
rem, faheu bier oen slilumenoeu
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lii6e Sdtigfeit lit san5 pom @eiIte
ser FL. sberelia burdipebt. Ger flciue
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ler unierer 6rall".
9ie inbaltsreide unb gut itluitrier-
te 5amilien5eitldriIt aus giniieoeln
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Ns;st,ps6, Sen %. snI; f942
6ranfreidl - NiIionslamo?

Das fatboliibe Granfreid tpar bon
ieber Der ausselprobene N1br6ooen
Der Wsillionsberufe lino Wiilionsmer-
fe. vDie cole Station ser @allier" !.
iuie Geo Set 9rei3ebnte lie nod po.
so Sabren nannte, bat in nimnerras
ltenoem 8efebrunsseifer bas goanee-
Iilnn 1T falt oue 8eltteile binausge.
iraaen. 3pei SSabrbnnoerte long itell>
te 3ronfrcid) tpeit iiber bie Silfte al.
ler W1iionsfrafte. Seute nod, trob
oem beiipielloien aoerlaB bes porigen
Meltfrieges, Dem Sunoerte bon Mii>
fionaren gum Spfer fielen, MAIDEN sic
fransoiiIben Wiliionare eineu Grit
tel oes eelanltcn Wiiilionsperionals
aus, tudbreno ser fransoltibe Beitra9
ou sic Ginnobmen ser bapltliden
Miliions,perfe einen Sehitel oes 20.
tals 6arItellen.
llnter SEN pielen Wiliionsgeiea.
fhaiten, Sic iid ousihlicblih ser Sci
benmiiiion ipionen, ieien bier no.
meutlih oneefiibrt: 0ie auslpdrtigen
Miiiionen bon Yaris, Mitte oes II.
sSabrbunoerts eegriinoet, oeren Mr>
beitsfeIo Der 3erne Often biloet; Die
MiritaniIhen Nhiiipnen in 2pon; Die
MfrtfoniIdeu Miliipner Ger WeiBen
@iter; sic Goter pom Sl. @eiit, mel
DIE lih IGlutiihe Der 9efebrung bes
ihmor3en GrbteilS onnebmen.
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Mufbringen uno ginionlmeln Ser
Wittel sur shlsltattung Der Millipneu
itno slull llnterbalt Der Mtiilionare
anaelegen iein laiicn, uno oie alle III
ibrer Yliite5eit 5ur gbre papltllher
Millionslperfe erboben iuuroen, iino
ouf frau5oiilhem 9poen gepablen:
bas @erf ser Gerbreitlmg bes @lau-
bens, bns ct. Yetrus Merf, Der &ino-
belt Seiigerein oas Ipoiteltperf our
Belhaffunq firblider @erdte itno
@eapdnoer BEL Nusitbllng bes fatbo=
liihen Gultus. grp0bnt oarf audi
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orei bon fronnlen Srouer ,tnb Der
&inobeit Sellt- -@erein nidt obne Die
Witbitie. ser beili9nlaBiseu Yahline
sSarieot ins Seben gerufen iporoen
iins.
ltno beutc2 @Gbrenbbem fran5o=
iiihe Briciter 10 Gieles ,mo @lor-
reihes sur Gbriitianiiier,'ng Ser 8elt
beitruaen, perianf 6rantreid Ielblt
alln,Gblih ,tno ,lnallfbaltiam in cine
eigene GntdriItlidlng. gs lei bier
nur ouf sic rote ganntneile in Den
6tdoten uno alh ole nod breitere
ariine 8nnnneile binaeiuieIen, sic lid
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Eorni's Heii-Oel Linimant

8enn rbeltn,atilhe lmo ueuralS
giI6e Sdnner5en iib bemerfbar
MAIDEN, lperben Sie oas iiu-
bernbe, ipdrmenoe Seii=Set au.
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8ebrnltd1 felt 1885. IS brinat
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Iteifen ober ihmer5enoeu Dtltss
feln, Rerrenf,rn9en, StoBluuuoen
ODER 8eritaudllnseu, iudeuoem
Dber breunenoen SiiBen. @s hilft
Die 3irflllatiou bon rei6cm ruten
8lut o,lrh lhnerBenoe @eaeuoem
dnsuregeu. Gin a,tes Sinimentt
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.5uperiidtlid, lnter Dem 8eiltauo Der
IpoItelieele Sbeteiia, Die eroBeu 8ese
bobuen, Die bos uere Sroufreih gum
alien briltliden 2eben 5uriidfiibren
iperoeu. IS. Il.
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Forni's Magolo

Cine ipirf1nme, nngeuebut
fdanedenbe, alfalilche Webi5in I'M
@ebrnutb felt iiber 55 SSubren sltr
1ofortteen 2inoerlu,g bel aeipiifem
aflIten Wa9enltoruugcu lpie Soo-
bremen llno @eronlllll,gsltDrlius
gen. berporgerufeu burt. eim
llebernldB an Sdure. Gud iperts
Dol Rrdmpfe rnb @rbreheu au
bef1mpfen bel beiBem @etter auf
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-31
MASTER PLAN FOR HOUSING
 E PRESENTED
E. M. Policy, Home De. fense Unit Head, Lists
 Emergency Shelters

Winning praise from fellow mem- bers of the Civilian Defense Board E. M. Policy last night presented q comprehensive plan for shelter ing i'll and injured persons during any emergency at substitute hos pitals on the Glacier Highway. De- fense Unit heads met at the City Hall,
 Policy revealed the city has been divided into districts and provisions made of evacuating any district which should meet with fire, land slide or any disaster temporarily forcing householders to leave theiI homes.
 Through the cooperation of the Forest Service, supplies of fuel oil gasoline, lubricating oil, blankets cots. tools, working clothes, fuel wood, staple groceries and first aid equipment and several other nec- ossary items have been stored in quantity at Glacier Highway depots
 Temporary Hospitals
 If necessary to move hospital pa tients from the city, they would be taken directly to new temporary hospitals in emergency ambulances which have been chosen and as signed to definite emergency sta- tions, Policy said.
 In case homes should be des- troyed, Policy pointed out, the block wardens would distribute cards to each family affected, tell ing them where to go for housing and what transportation to use. Through the census taken by the American Legion and Auxiliary, it was possible to make plans fol contingencies affecting any ano every person in each block. Polley's master plan would commence op- eration immediately, if an emer- gency occurred.
 Policy said that the Catholic
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-31

Shrine of st. Terese, at Mile g, was inspected and would provide shelter for 85 persons, if such a group were evacuated from Juneau. A community type kitchen is avail able.
 CCC Facilities
 Hospital patients would be ac- comodated at the Montana Creek C.C.C. Camp Policy said, where A beds are available, plus living an dkitchen quarters for the nurs- ing staff
 Policy noted that the Office of Indian Affairs soon will store 800 tons of food at highway depots to care for persons coming under that departments jurisdiction during an emergency.
 Any highway resident desiring to store auxiliary supplies of fuel oil lubricating oil or gasoline should get in touch with Martin Lynch, Policy advised. Lynch has volun- teered the use of his large garage as a storage depot for highway resi- dents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-31
Ball, Party Will Attract
 Many Tonight
Players 10 Asse m b e at Baranof, Dancers Go
 to EIks' Ballroom

Joining the rest of the nation in celebration of President Roosevelt's anniversary, Gastineaa Channel residents will throng the Baranof Hotel and the Elks Ball. room tonight for the annual card parties and dance, proceeds of which go to the National Founda- ton for Infantile Paralysis.
 While many will dance so others may walk" pinochle and bridge players will gather in the lobby and Gold Room of the Baranof where tables will be set up. Tickets are $1.65 each and may be pur- chased at any hotel or at the card party or dance.
 The card party will start at g o'clock, the dancing at 10 o'clock.
 Indications are that the birthday celebration will be festive occa- sion in Juneau. Many private af- fairs are scheduled before the of ficial celebration begins.