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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-10
2I-FURNITURE FOR SALE

WE HAVE full line of UNFIN-
ISHED FURNITURE - Come in
and see it at
DELOZIERS FURNITURE
542-50 Main Ell Centro
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-10
I9-CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

SALF-4O residence
lots, Jacumba Level, water. and
electricity, starting at $500
Hollenbeck, Jacumba 3-13
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-10
il-HOUSE FOR RENT

6 ROOM FUR house, 6 room un-
fur l block west of City limits,
6. d. highway, Phone 10. t..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-10

9-SlTUATIONS WANTED
9-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EQUITY IN Income property, rQoit
ing house with duplex in rear and
furniture included. See owner at
780 Brighton. 3-13
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-10

ORANGES - GRAPEFRUIT for
sale on Mulligan ranch a. mi
w on S. d Highway, north side
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-10
6-HELP WANTED

EXPERIENCED Waitress wanted
Apply in person between 2 pm.
and pm. at Tropic Cafe, I'M
perial. 3-l3
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-10

HOME WANTED for male Fox Ter
rier. part bird dog, 7 mos old.
Phone l104W. 3-l4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
LABOR INSPECTOR
 REPORTS CONDITIONS
 IN ANCHORAGE GOOD

Labor conditions in the vicinity of Anchorage are excellent and business is booming, according to John Covich, Inspector of the Ter ritorial Department of Labor, who returned this week from an in- spection trip to the Westward metropolis.
 Shortages of labor exist in all mines of the Willow Greek area. The Independence Mine, which had 260 men employed a year ago, now has only 40 working, MT. Covich said. Other mines have suffered losses of labor in proportion. Of particular interest to MT
 Covich was the farm colony at Palmer where crops were excellent
 this year and the farmers are doing exceptionally well. The ex- cessive rain of September, which was said to be the rainiest for fif teen years, did not injure the crops, most of which were har- vested before they could be dam- aged, he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
ALEUT NATIVES
 TO FORM GIRL
 SCOUTS TROOP

Although far from their isolated island home, which was bombed by the Japanese, the girls of the Atka Island group now living at Kill lisnoo, are fitting well into the new surroundings.
 Having heard of the activities of the Girl Scouts in Juneau, they recently expressed a wish to their teacher, Mrs. Charles R. McGee, to have Girl Scout troop of their own.
 Mrs. McGee reported to the Juneau Scout Council, and the World Service Circle of the Pres byterian Church was named as a sponsor for the new group, with Mrs. Ray Wolfe and Mrs. Virgil Farrell as representatives on the council.
 Mrs. McGee will be the Girl Scout leader for the troop. Ger tainly as far as arts and crafts badges go, the Aleut girls who begin their training for basket weaving and other crafts early in life are likely to surpass their sisters of the city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
HEALTH COUNCIL
 WILL ELECT NEW
 OFFICERS MONDAY
w. H. Matthews, L. ,Presi- dent of Gastineau Group,
 Resigns

Following it's annual summer re- cess, the Gastineau Public Health Council will resume regular monthly meetings on Monday, at 7:30 D. m. in Room 106 of the Territorial Build ing
 The Rev. w. H. Matthews, Jr., President of the Council, today an- nounced his resignation because of his position as Merit System Super visor, which might conflict with duties on the Health Council.
 Mrs. A. w Stewart, Vice Presi- dent, will preside over Mondays meeting
 Mrs. Stewart urges that all civic organizations send representatives to this meeting as officers will be elected and plans will be formu- lated for the years activities.
 A new representative will be ap- pointed from the Chamber of Con- merce, which the Rev Matthews represented.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
BABY DIES IN MORNING
 FIRE HERE
Natives Held in Connection with Death of infant
 Girl

In the second such tragedy within a week, fire this morning snuffed out the life of a month-old infant in the native village near Willough- by Avenue.
 The baby, Pauline. daughter ot 18-year-old Inez Johnson, was burned to death when the mattress Oh which she was sleeping with her mother caught fire.
 The baby's mother, and another native who was in the cabin, George Jones, are being held by city police Federal authorities are inveStigat- ing the case and said both had beer drinking.
 The fire was first noticed by George Mortenson who saw smoke coming out of the cabin at about o'clock this morning. George Martin, a neighbor, and Duncan Johnson also saw the smoke ano City Police Patrolman Adolph Lub- cke was called to the scene. With the help of Street Foreman Bert Lybeck, the mother was rescued and the fire extinguished, but the baby already had been burned to death.
 The baby's mother formerly was married to a Japanese, William Akagi, and was granted a divorce last December. She has evidently been living under her maiden name When the baby was born in Aug ust, the father was listed as "un- known"
 Questioned by authorities later today, the mother admitted that she had been drinking heavily and could recall none Of the events leading up to the fire. It is be- lieved that the mattress was ig- united by cigarette.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
EARLYSTART ALASkARAIL-
 ROAD SEEN
Drew Pearson, of Wash. ingfon Merry-Go- Round,
 Makes Broadcast

There is an excellent prospect that the Army will announce within two weeks its intention of starting i'm mediately the construction of l. 300-mile railway between Prince George, B.C., and Fairbanks, Alas ka, Drew Pearson, author of the Washington Merry Go Round which appears daily in the Elm pire, declared in a broadcast last Sunday
 The rail route has been surveyed by army engineers under the direc- tion of Col. Peter P. Goerz, district engineer with headquarters in Se- attle.
 OFFER EXPECTED
 From Vancouver; B. C., mean while, from the Vancouver Daily Province, comes a report that the British Columbia government ex- poets before Christmas to receive an offer from the Pacific Great Eastern Railway, which, if extend- ed, would nicely provide the new All aska line with a north and south connection to Seattle and Western United States.
 "The offer" said Charles L. Shaw. the papers business editor, may come from a new wartime corpora tion financed by the United States government, by an American rail- road syndicate, a Canadian com pany, or some other group, but what its terms may be no one knows.
 Premier John Hart says there is no definite proposition before his government, but there have been strong indications that deal is in the air, and the premier is now arming himself with data, so that when the time comes to negotiate, his own mind will be made up and he will know how other British Co., lumbians feel about this situation. l Committee Named
 "As an important part of this preparation, group ol vancouver Board of Trade members headed by B. O. Moxon toured the provincially- owned line from Squamish and Quesnel this week. and a special committee comprising Charles E Anstie, Thomas Braidwood and J K. Macrae, K. C., has been appoint ed to confer with and keep in touch with a similar committee represent ing the Seattle Chamber of Com merce'
 Pearson did not elaborate on his prediction in his radio address From Ottawa last week a somewhat less optimistic report issued, it being said that American authori- ties wanted to build the Alaska rail- way but were wondering if they could find and spare the steel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
MRS. JAMES DRAKE
 RETURNS TO WORK

Assistant Territorial Commission CT of Education Mrs. James Drake has returned to duties after talk ing a leave of absence which was spent at her home at Drakhom on the Fritz Cove Road. During Mrs. Drake's leave, the
 affairs of the Assistant Commis- sioner were administered by Mrs Mary Rowe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
TRUCKS TRAVELLING

From Edmonton, Alta, under date of September 29, a Canadian Press dispatch says.
 Trucks have travelled over all sec- tions of the Alaska Highway, it was learned here today.
 A man who returned from White horse. Y. T., said he had seen in that town trucks which came over the highway route from Fairbanks, Alaska, northern end of the high way, and from Fort St. John, B. O., southern end of the new road con- struction. The same informant said that he saw trucks in Whitehorse from Fairbanks two weeks ago and from St. John one week ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
Red Woman
 FIier Downs
 Nazi Bomber

MOSCOW, Oct. 2. A woman fighter plane pilot, Lieut.. Valeria Khomyakova, is credited by Tass with shooting down a German Junkers bomber at night over the front lines.
 She violently attacked the en- emy plane and disabled it with several gun and machine-glm bursts" the news agency said Trying to escape her fire. the enemy bomber steeply dived out but Lieutenant Khomyakova kept chasing it until the Fascist plane crashed into the ground"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
COUNCIL TO MEET TO APPOINT NEW
 CITY CLERK HERE

The appointment of new City Clerk to replace Robert Rice who has handed in his resignation will be the main business when the City Council meets at o'clock this eve- ming in the City Hall, Mayor Harry I. Lucas announced.
 Other routine matters of city ad- ministration will be taken up. Rice quit his city job recently to accept position with the Juneau Office of Price Administration as junior accountant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
MARSHALL
 MAKE GAINS,
 STAL|NGRAD
Red Army Keeps Resisting With Fresh Counter At-
 tatks on 39th Day
Continued from Page One)

further than ever from final victory they tried to clinch year ago in the lunge on Moscow and face another winter on lines ex- tending across the inhospitable steppes.
 Berlin's Statement
 In Berlin the Germans announce the capture of Orlovka, suburb in the northwestern section of Stall ingrad and also an encirclement of the major Soviet group west of this center.
 The communique says Orlovka was a converted strong Russian de- fense position. The communique also says that new Soviet thruSts against the German barrier north of Stalingrad have been repulsed and claim the Russians suffered the loss of 124 tanks in fighting yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
MANY TAKE OATES 0FCITIzENSHIp
 IN COURT HERE

A naturalization term of court was being held in U. s. District Court here today starting at 10 o'clock in the morning. The morn- ing session was given over chiefly to testimony of witnesses and ques- tioning.
 After the courts opening remarks this afternoon, Clerk Robert Cough lin administered oaths of citizen
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
FIRE DEPARTMENT
 HOLDS MONTHLY
 MEETING THURSDAY

Routine business occupied mem bers of the Juneau Volunteer Fire Department at their monthly meet ing in the clubrooms at City Hall last night, according to V. w. Null vihill, Chief of the JVFD.
 The meeting convened at o'clock and was followed by buffet sup per.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
BAGGAGE SEARCHED

Baggage of all persons leaving Fairbanks for Seward is being searched by the military police. This ruling, however, applies only to baggage which has been checked and goes into the hold Of steamer. The baggage is sealed after in- spected.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02

ship to the following, and H. L. Faulkner, Juneau attorney, gave an address on citizenship:
 Sigrid Hurlen Hildre, Carl John Peterson, Carl Edward Bjerke, Stanley William Jekill, Erling Berg Onsoien, Johnny Schaefer, George Endres, Harry Datoff and Edward Welle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
SEATTLE K
 NEAR CINCH
 IN pLAY0FF

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2. The Seattle Rainiers have advanced to within one game of winning the Pacific Coast Leagues playoff ser ies by defeating Los Angeles yes terday for the third straight time by a score of to 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any 'Al- aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02

Beans. the traditional Army food, reached U. s. production record in 1941 of l8,226000 hun dred pound bags.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02

Turkey has what amounts to world monopoly in one rare min- eral, meerschaum, used for making pipes and cigarette holders.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-02
EYES EXAMINED

and BROKEN LENSES replaced in our own shop. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Irish Hills
Players Open
New Thea+er

RETURNING to the lake and
Irish Hits region for-t1cir-ttrfrti
season of summer theater. the
Irish Hills players will open July
l in ANEW theater, the Lakeland
Playhouse.
The new theater is situated on
the north shore of Clark Lake, one
road east of the Consumer Power
clubhouse.
Richard c. Baldwin is again
managing the company. A spacious
screened lobby and elevated seats
feature the new theater, converted
from a former clubhouse during
the last few weeks.
Nine Broadway plays will be
produced-a new play each week.
AS in previous seasons, perform
ances will be given Wednesday
Saturday evenings at $50
o'clock.
All seats will be reserved and
membership booklets for the sea-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
George Olsen to Open
Casino Gardens on Friday

DANCING UNDER the stars ir
the outdoor Casino Gardens will
start Friday night under the per-
sonal direction and management
of George Olsen. with Carl Hoffs
well known radio band as the first
of a series of name bands. Olsen
had 10 obtain special permission
from the war department since the
army has taken over the State
Fair Grounds.
Remodeling that provides larger
seating capacity and better accom-
modationS for rainy weather have
been completed IN time for The
opening. Easy transportation by
the DSR Is an attraction for fun
seekers who are saving their tires.
Hod served as musical director
Of the Al Pearcc show in Holly
wood and during that long engage
mcnt worked out all details for
the band he now directs. He is a
top arrangcr. conductor and Saxo-
phonlst. and combines with his
talents unusual ability as
an executive. His present organl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Film Time Clock

ADANS-"My Fsvori,e spy" II a m
l.5e. i:5s. 7:57. 1896 p m The wife
Takes a Flyer" 12:3i, 3:33. 6.32. s:3l
p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL -- 'Roxie Hart .
IS. $40. 2 p. m: The Corsican Broth
ers," ITO a. m, 2;35. 8 IS. 1920 p m.
CINDERELLA oxie Hart " 1850 a.
9.2S p. m; THE Corsican Brothers -
l2.3o. 3:45. 7:t5. l0:40 ?. m
FISHER --''RoSie Hart" 2to sos
a25 p. m; The Corsican Brothers. -
1898. 4. 1920. 1o:40 p. m
FON-Benny Goodman. 1912 1851 $50
e4f p. m: 1T Happened in Flatbush a.
1i,l7 a m, 2:O2. 4.47. 74e i0.3s p. m
MADISON-"Hol Back the Dawn" II
m. ESQ, $40. 10 30 y. m The Bride
Came G. o. D." l:iO. 5. $50 p m.
MICHIGAN - Resp the Wild wind 4"
1878. 9:50, 7:o5, 1913 p. m "Hayfoot .
II - I. M 3 $40, s:25 m. d.
ii.2o a m, 2: $40 715: s:55 p m
The Corpse Vanishes." 1910. $40. 6
RIvIERA@'Roxie Hart" 1890. 4:io
$50. 1878 p. m The corscan Broth,
R-K-O UPTON, 'Roxie Hart" 3 20
s Is. 30 r. m. The Courtship Of And,
Hardy" 40 4.35. 7:f0. 1O.45 .. m.
ROYAL Hart" s 30. q so p. m
The Corsoan Brothers" 735. i1:0;
TELENEws 80 News, short subjects, s
UNITED ARTISTS The vAnishin,
Virginian." 1890. 3f5. Z, 1920 p. m
KID Glove Killer" 11:i0 a. m, 2;25
$40. 2 D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Newcomer Tops
Three Trees Bill

SQUIRE PAYNE heads the
sepia attractions in the now show
at the Three Trees this week.
Payne. song and dance man,
comes in after an extended tour of
theaters and night clubs through
out the country. His intricate Tap
steps and novel songs highllght
the revue.
Mushmouth handles the master
Of ceremonies chores. doubling with
Sugar. his partner. in panto-dancc
numbers. Leon Warrick continues
TO vocalize in his baritone way
The -Four Fannics present color
ful production numbers with the
entire ensemble taking part.
Dave Wilbourne and his Sepia
1--WE boys furnish the dance and
show music
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Soldiers Sentenced for Theft

SAN FRANCISCO. June 30
QNS).-Threc soldiers convicted
of the theft of government prop
erty-an arms command car and
a piStol-were sentenced 10 three
years each in a federal prison by
Federal Judge Martin |. Welsh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

BE Your Own Weather Man.
Maybe the Ban on Forecasts
Battles You, hut There Are Al
ways the Old Signs and Prov
cribs To Guide You-and Some
Of Them Are Good Science.
Don't Miss This Timely Article
by Robert ID. Potter, Science
Editor, in The American Weekly,
With This Sundays Issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

zation features Marion Marlowe
pretty rhythm singer; handsome
AL Noble, baritone, and a singing
trio.
Although Hoh'S name is most
closely associated in radio with
musical direction. this is not his
first dance band. That was formed
eight years ago in Chicago, while
he was working as arranger for
Paul Ash. Ash suggested that
Carl try conducting. and helped
him get his first engagement at
EdgeWater Beach Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
ARRAY OF TALENT

Featured with the orchestra Is
an array of entertainers. Besides
the Little Champagne Lady"
Jayne Walton. there's Tommy
"Boogie Woogie" Sheridan, plan
list; handsome Bill kaylor, bari
tone; comedians Holly Swanson
and Max Kelner; Dave Kavitch
and his crying trumpet the four
Singing Strings" and the Barber
Shop Quartet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Gag Mans Paradise. SpO-
kane's SpoOfing Specialists Have
Made Annoyance "A Fine Art,
But Not Even That Explosive
Golf Course Approached Their
Bundles for Congress" Master
piece. Read of Their Famous
stunts i'm The American Weekly,
With Next Sundays Issue OF The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

sons productions are on sale at
the Playhouse. The box office
telephone is jackson 32-9SSl, and
Clark Lake 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, il one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Eastwood
Park Set
For Holiday

EASTWOOD PARK and the
outdoor dance gardens will offer
one attraction after another for
lovers Of the outdoors this week.
Instead of the usual Fourth of
July fireworks display. Eastwood
has decided TO 90 all out and pre-
sent a double-header independence
Day show Of fireworks. with dis
plays both Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Plans have been made 10 have
everything operating both day and
night during the holiday celebra-
ton. The picnic grove is open and
there is swimming day and night
Roller skaters have nightly SEES
sions and all rides and amusements
viii open earlier than usual during
the days, so that those working
nights in defense plants Will have
an opportunity to get in some
DlaVtime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

You can help win This by making regular purchase.
OF United States War Savings Stamps from Deiroir
Times carriers who have been sppoined ofieis v. s.
Oetense Agents by the government. Lend not give
money TO your country in This American Way the
voluntary way The Times carrier in your neiehborhooo
will gladly deliver War Stamps 10 your home weekly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
WEEK FRIDAY NIGHT

Coinciding with the Friday night
display will be the opening of
Lawrence Welk and his orchestra
in Eastwood Gardens. Welk is
famed for what he calls "thc
champagne music" He will not
only play nightly for week but
will strum out the tunes for the
jam session Sunday afternoon
Wclk boasts That during The past
few years his band has turned out
more than 200 recordings.
Welk's recordings of Maria
Elena and You Are My Sun
shine with vocals by Jayne Wal
ton were two of the biggest selling
recordings of 1941 During the
past six months he has cut more
than 80 tunes on transcription for
NBC. Just before starting his
summer tour Welk made 20 new
songs for MICS transcription
library.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Stanley
La

OF S946 Portland has in
creased his bushes
from 80 customers TO 127
in the eight years he
has been carrying The
Detroit Times in the
neighborhood of Pulaski
and Portland. Stanley is
a y student at South
western High School.
likes to vim i'm his
spare time. wants 10 be
a newspapcrman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
COLLECTED AT RANDOM

In place OF the usual presents
Jack Benny passed out checks 10
buy victory bonds 10 the crew of
George Washington Slept Here"
Maurice Costello. playing a bit in
Between Us Girls" formerly
Love and Kisses Caroline'D intro
duced himself 10 Diana Barrymore
on the set and she whipped up one
Of those hand cooked lunches Of
hers for him:
Jane Withers, stepping out in
Pittsburgh with 20-year-old Ed
ward Bender. who wrote her the
first fan letter she ever received.
Mary Pickford called 10 say
Buddy Rogers was sworn into the
navy today and leaves Saturday
for Pensacola. She goes east TO be
near him as soon as she is feeling
better.
That's all today. Sec you tomor-
row, But Dave Fisher and Sammy
White. New York. say: Let's not
forget that a bond a day will keep
Hitler Hirohito and MusSolini
away"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Neu Nazi
Horrors in
Youth Film,

HOLLYWOOD. July 1.-"Edu-
cation for Death" is the startling
title of Gregor Ziemer's best sell
ing book. and R-K5O intends that
il will be a startling movie that
will make the world heartsick
when the fate of the youngsters Of
Nazi Germany is revealed.
Many anti-Nazi propaganda pic
lures have been made. but none
has touched on the goddess educa-
tional system that is turning little
boys and girls-the youth OF a
nation-into mechanical cogs in a
war machine.
This is the basis Of Ziemer'S
expose and so powerful are his
revelations our own government is
having the book translated into
all languages for propaganda pur-
poses.
Edward A. Golden will produce
and finance Education for Death"
and so eager is R-K-O to get it on
the screen, production starts
August 10.
AN INSIDE STORY
Damon Runyon, ace King Fea-
lures Syndicate writer. producer
and aconteur extraordinary,
moves his typewriter and his wit
TO 10th Century-Fox on long
term production-writing contract
August /.
II / had listened 10 my favorite
Beverly taxi driver / would have
had the tip about Damon's new
deal last week. He told me he had
driven Runyon from his hotel 10
goth. You mean TO R-K-O," ]
argued, because he Is producing his
own story. THE Big Street" there,
No. / took him TO 20th," insisted
the driver.
The first goth Century-Fox pic
ture lined up for Runyon has a
military background tno title) and
before Damon checks in he will
leave for Washington, d. c., for
local color.
THIS AND THAT
I keep hearing it whispered that
one of these days pretty Mar
guerite Chapman and Barrett
O'Shea will consult a preacher.
The other day, when / was on
the Columbia lot, I heard not only
that bit OF news but that Maggie
will have the lead opposite Joe f.
Brown in THE Daring Young
Man"
This is the fifth picture she will
have made in less than six months
that she has been on the Columbia
lot. Incidentally, Arthur Lake will
play Dagwood Bumstead in the
Joe f. Brown picture. with Irving
Bacon doing his familiar stunt Of
Mr.. Crum. the postman.
A LINE OR TWO
A real friendship has sprung up
between RoSalind Russell and
Janet Blair on the MY Sister
Eileen" set the friends OF
Anne Shirley and John Payne
haven't given up hope about bring
ing them together again. Talk is
John is willing but Anne isn't.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Bows u and older. afzh
ing 10 obtain y newspaper
route may apply by writ
ms the Home luiiysry
Department The netrat
Tim". Detroit. 'iich ~
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