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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-29
Third Division
Returns from
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska, April 20
The voters in the three precincts of
Anchorage cast only slightly over
G50 votes in yesterdays Territorial
Primary.
The following is the result.
For Labor Commissioner-Haas
333, Sharpe 322.
For Senator Democratic ticket
Den Carries Brownell 208, Karl
Drager 266, II. H. McCutcheon 205.
For Representatives Democratic)
Joseph B. Diamond 1894, William
Eagen 344, Michael Hatton TT,
Walter Huntley ZIG, Joseph Kehoe
40, Stanley McCutcheon 1888. Har-
vey Smith 39l, Clyde Spears 81.
The voters gave complimentary
vote to Delegate Anthony j. Di-
mond of 653 and Territorial Trea-
surer Oscar G.. Olson OF 500.
The Republicans had no candidate
for the Senate and only two for
the House of Representatives.
VALDEZ, Alaska. April 28-Only
80 Democrats and two Republicans
cast their votes here yesterday in
the Territorial Primary, tabulated
as follows:
For Democratic Territorial Labor
Commissioner-Ha 30, Sharpe 40.
For Democratic Senator-BroWn-
ell AS, Drager |, McCutcheon 26.
For Democratic Representatives r.
Diamond Is, Egan 10, Hatton 7,
Huntley Is. Kehoe AZ, McCutcheon
&c. Smith %.
The complimentary vote gave
Delegate Dimond ~ and Treasurer
Olson 81
The two Republican candidates
for the House. Moritz A. Andersen
and Almer j. Peterson, received two
votes each.
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House Group
To Act Today
On Army Pay
Sub (oulnliiiee approves
Doubling Of Private's
Waqes-Passed Senate

WASHINGTON, April % The
House military subcommittee late
yesterday approved the bill for
doubling the basic pay of Army
privates from $2l to $42 a month
and for other increases affecting
the armed forces.
The full committee will act on
the measure today. The Senate
passed the legislation week ago.
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PIONEER PASSES
IN SITKA HOME

CLARK B. Kennedy, "a, passed
away recently in the Alaska Pion-
GERS Home. according to word
reaching Juneau today. Kennedy
had been living in the home since
1899. He was a trapper.
A resident OF Alaska since 1908.
Kennedy lived for a time at Hot
Springs, and later, at Rampant.
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c. OF c. TOMORROW

Juneau Chamber of Commerce
meets tomorrow noon in the Gold
Room of the Baranof Hotel for its
weekly meeting. A program is be-
ing arranged, according to Wilbur
Wester, Secretary.
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SHATTU(K,
SHARPE In
LEAD HERE
,juTedu Residents Cast 7T
Votes in Territorial
Primary

Voting in the Territorial Primary
for the three Juneau precincts yes
terday was the lightest in many
years as only 727 persons cast their
ballots to nominate candidates for
the general election which will be
held in September. OF this total,
672 persons voted the Democratic
ticket, So Republican--more than
one Democrat coming over from
the Republican side.
The results for Juneau:
Walter p. Sharpe garnered 40l
votes against 257 for Michael J.
Haas in the race for Commissioner
of Labor, Democratic ticket.
Allen Shattuck received 453 votes
over Arthur p Walkers 200 in the
race for Divisional Senator, Demo-
cratic ticket.
Davis Leads
In the Democratic nominations
for the House of Representatives,
James v. Davis came out on top
in Juneau with 43l votes; Crystal
Snow JENNIE was next within 800;
r.. +. HardcaStle ran third with
800; Harold H. Bates came fourth
with 275. Running in fifth place
was John l.. Covich with POT votes.
Juneau gave complimentary
vote to Alaska Delegate Anthony
j. Dimond of 629, highest individual
vote here, and Oscar G. Olson, Ter
ritcrial Treasurer, received COM
plimentary vote of SOL, second high
est.
The SIS Republicans who voted
in Juneau did not vote their tick
els STRAIGHT as the following tabula-
ton shows.
Garnick High
Frank l.. Garnick was high man
for the House of Representatives
with So votes. Grant A. Baldwin
received 40, Ralph A. Bartholo-
NEW, AZ. and Edmund j. Krause,
46. There We're no Republican can
didates for the Senate or for other
offices in this division.
Sheep Creek Precinct (Thane)
had three Republicans who voted
it straight, two Republicans at
Jualpa voted it straight, and four
at Mendenhall voted it straight.
Here is how the three Juneau
precincts voted.
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SHOCKED AT WASHINGTON

They don't like his doddering
cabinet. They are shocked at some
of the scandals unearthed in Wash
ington. They think Roosevelt is
too soft hearted with his frlends.
and if anyone is complacent they
think it is the President himself
for keeping so much deadWooa
heaped up in Washington when 1t
is time to get tough and use the
pruning knife.
However, they are willing to go
along with the President despite
this very definite resentment-untll
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R05T0(k IN
RU|NSFR0M
Raj RAIDS
Baltic German Port Report
ed Leve|ed, in Flames,
After Four Nights

LONDON, April 29-The center
of the Germans Baltic port Of
Rostock is an ash heap and fires
are still smouldering, as the city
is completely evacuated except for
firemen and few military forces
after four nights of heavy British
bombing.
Reports reaching London said
that photographs show the damage
to be the most intensive in any
Raj offensive against a single
town
The photos we're taken from Brit
ish bombers after the second nights
raid, showed fires SO bright that
planes could be seen on the air
drome field.
A later picture taken the same
night shows the entire town en-
quilted in flames and smoke.
BERLIN, April 20 = Correspon-
dents of Swedish papers, reported
here that the Baltic base and air.
plane manufacturing center OF Ros-
took is virtually leveled and unin-
habitable.
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President Says laps Are Halted In Pacific
Are Short in
National (apifaI;;Meihods
Used 10 Keep All Supplied
BY JACK STINNFTT

WASHINGTON, April 30 - Back
around 1900, with much creaking
and grooming, something got under
way that sociologists call the in
dustrial revolution. Some scholars
view it as a mixed blessing. Their
theory is that there are too many
machines, that this makes unem-
ployment and misery.
Maybe so, but
Don't go talking to Washington
stenographers about too many ma
chimes!
There is one machine of which
there are far, far too few. 1t is the
common typewriter.
The government has hired nearly
10000 stenographers since Pearl
Harbor. Although that's not net
increase, since some of them were
requirements, there are enough new
girls to put quite drain on the
typewriter supply.
Especially is this true since the
War Production Board ordered type
writer production slashed. Last
year about 100000 standard and
$50 900 portable machines were built.
The government purchased 100000
of them. The WPB order permits
1926, 900 standards and $4,000 port
ables this year. The Army and
Navy are to get GO percent of the
standards and SO per cent OF the
portaples. buts both have indicated
that isn't enough and that they
may appeal to WPB for more.
! To meet the shortage. WPB has
authorized the Treasury's Procure
ment Division to ration typewriters
to all agencies. In addition to the
War and Navy Departments, the
Maritime Commission and Lend
Lease Administration are exempt.
! Procurement has abolished its
rule that government typewriters
can be traded in after three years
and has enlarged its repair shop.
Meanwhile, Procurement, Budget
Bureau and WPB are taking CEN
sus of the machines and considering
how to get more use out OF them
They are at least three possibilities:
l. Typewriters (and other office
machinery may be put on two
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The vanilla plant is a member
OF the orchid family native to
Mexico.
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Brazil furnishes about IS per
cent OF all the coffee in the world.
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NOME Goes
FOR SHARPE

NOME, Alaska, April 29-In yes
terday's primary election there were
only 1T votes cast. Walter Sharpe
received SO votes for Territorial
Commissioner OF Labor and Michael
j. Haas was given SO votes
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The actual number of languages
computed by the French Academy
5 put at 2,796.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01

said acrs parcel of equal width front
on said Ridge Rosd With and 70 the
rear Of said remainder. Also Parcel Of
land beins part q Lot No. :. super
visor's Plat No. -. Chestesfjsld Town
ship. Aacomb County. Michigan. which
is part Of Privats Claims rs and llJ.
Town ; North Range u East. more pr.
ttruisrly described -: ccmmsneinl q
. point which u North q a. East isSl.l
feet and South 81 a. East ool1 feet
from the intersection a the West line
Of Privsts Claim lxS and center line Of
Shoemaker Road: thence South ~ n
East 366.s feet: thence South 8 IL West
7s30S feet along the line between Phi
vats Claims las and i<I; thence South
Al ~ East <@1.s feet along the South
westerly side line Of Lot 5. 70 the CEN
ter of Sugar Bush Road: thence South
westerly along the center line Of Sugar
Bush Road lis.S feet: thence North AZ
81 West 67l.7 feet: thence North s. IL
East 692.4k feet to the point Of begin
ming. containing 9 acres more or less.
CLIFFORD A. JOHN,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Feb. Is: Mar. 4. II. 10. IS; Apr. I. s-M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01

o6 Dstrolt % such Trustss. . 10 its
powsrs. duties and scttons IN tn ca
pacity o. such Trustee whenever for any
reason II may require such sdvtes and
Instructions
Margaret llarts Hsinsman. now
STATE OF 81 M Vie; (; as'n'~'n
COUNTY OF WAYNE. -
Margaret Marts Hsanemsn being duly
sworn. dsposes and says. that she has
resd the foregoing pstitton by her sign
ed. knows the contents thereof and that
the same b trus.
Margaret Martz Hsineman. now
Mrs. VIM. J. Heineman
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
this 10th day Of January. A. D. lsx2.
ANNA SHEEHAN,
Notary Public.
Wayne County. Michigan
My commission expires August n. lsl2
EXHIBIT b
We, the undersigned. hereby resign
as Trustees under . Trust Indenture
made In the City of Detroit. State Of
Michigan on t the ninth Day Of 5 nscsm
George II. MartI Of New Baltimore.
Michigan. Is the Trustor. and the un-
dersigned Albert A. Martx and Edward
+. Wunsch of the City Of Detroit. State
Of Michigan. are the Trustees.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have
hereunto set our hands and seals this
eleventh day of February. A. D. 1912.
ALBERT A. MARTZ Isl
EDWARD Y. WUNsCH G.sJ
In the presence Of:
RAMONA KODWElSS
ANNA SHEEHAN
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
COUNTY OF WAYNE. g.
On this eleventh day Of February.
A. D. 1912. personally appeared Albert
A. Martz and Edward r. Wunsch. to me
known to be the same persons describ-
ed In and who executed the foregoing
declination and acknowledged the same
to be their free act and deed.
ANNA SIBERIAN.
Notary Public.
Wayne County. Michigan
My commission expires August IL. 1912
Feb. Is. IS; Mar. {. IL, II, IS: Apr. I'M
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WASHINGTON, April / up
The United States has shut
Argentina off from the special
economic, military and naval aid
granted Latin American coun-
tries. until such time as she
takes her place In the hemi-
sphere front against the Axis.
4 The decision. an authoritative
source disclosed yesterday, was
In lire with a new policy of Civ
ing preferential treatment to
American republics which have
gone to war or severed rela-
tions with the Axis.
CUT RELATIONS
The nine nations that have de-
clared war and the nine nations
that have cut relations have ex-
posed themselves to Axis attack,
the authority explained. hence
he added, they must have all the
economic aid, and military and
naval materiel the United States
can safely provide them. Be-
cause of the situation, nothing
remains for the other Latin
American countries.
At the present time, the offic-
!, ial said, Argentina still main
pains relations with the Axis and
Us failing tc contribute III any
effective way to the defense or
security of the western hemis-
phere. Until and unless Argen-
tina pulls her share of the hem
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
BIDS WANTED


In accordance with instructions from
the Township Board OF Clinton Town
ship. Macomb County. Michigan, under
date of March ~. le42. hereby advsr-
tise for and request bids for furnishing
and laying cast iron water pipes and
necessary hydrants. valves. and fittings In
Special Water and Sewer Assessment
District No. In the Township Of elm
ton. in accordance with the plans, maps
and specifications ON file with me ~
Township Clerk for Clinton Township.
Macomb County. Michigan. and hereto
fore approved by the Township Board
by resolution adopted on the 3lst day Of
January. ls43.
Bids to be accompanied By certified
check Of not less than five per cent
1871 Of the amount Of the proposal.
Said bids to be opened on Friday. the
10Th day Of April. lel3. st 500 p. NJ.
in the Township Hall on, Moravian
Drive IN said township. The Township
Board reserves the right to reject sEy
and all bids or to waive irregularities
In bids.
Dated: March 81. isl1.
PAUL STEPNITZ,
Township Clerk Of Clinton
Township. $3.50 Cass Avenue.
Route No. I. Phone 24s2-w-s
APR, I. S-MON.
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US. Denies help given
Latin American Countries
Argentine Must First Take Place
in Hemisphere Front Asainst Axis

ispheric defense load, II will be
impossible to send military or
naval supplies to the Buenos
Aires government.
Chile, the only other Latin
American nation that has not
yet broken with the Axis. will
get modified treatment In regard
to military and naval supplies.
It was stated. This Is because
of Chile's long coastline and be-
cause her navy Is smaller than
that of Argentina.
After January conference of
American foreign ministers in
Rio De Janerio. the United
State took the position that
those Latin American nations
that had declared war or rup-
tured relations were in increas-
ed peril, the expert said. This
made It urgent that those coun-
tries exposing . themselves to
danger would receive what ma
terrell this country could sup
ply.
Declaring that every govern
ment has full right to determine
its own foreign policy. he point
ed out the revised policy could
in no way be interpreted as a
reprisal against Argentina.
The United States. he declar-
ed, is deiineating a foreign pol
icy that anyone would agree Is
legitimate and logical from any
Sf ondnoinf
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01

70, II, all IN Charbeneau Garoens. y
subdivision Of part Of P G ITS; = N h
Together with all necessary supply
mains. meters. connections. fire hydrants.
gates, outlets and other appurtenances.
And whereas. on said date. plans.
specifications. estimates Of cost and
map Of assessment district were deposit
ed with the Township Clerk for public
examination and inspection:
And. whereas. thereafter. this board
did fix Monday. the 30th day Of March.
1912. at p. m. ut the Township Hall
in the Township. rs the time and place
for hearing objections for the proposed
improvement. and the estimated cost
and the district to be assessed therefor;
And. whereas. said hearing has been
had and no objections made to the
proposed Improvement. the estimate cost
thereof and the district to be assessed
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE TT REsoLv-
ED that this Board does hereby approve
the maps. plans and specifications of
said improvement and confirms the
thousand three hundred ten and no/10o
NS.310.00) dollars.
RESOLVED. FURTHER. that this
Board does hereby determine said I'm
provement to be necessary and ex-
pedient for the public benefit and well
fare Of the community. and orders said
improvement made according to the
further determines that the period Of
usefulness of said improvement u not
less than ten years.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
the cost Of said Improvement shall be
borne according. to the benefits by the
establishment Of . special assessment
district n hereinafter DESIGNATED which
IL harahv N0NfirynAd to.yvfte
Lots II. 10. 10. 10. n. ~. -. -. IS, 20.
n. %. 20. 30. 81. 80. 50. -. IS. 30. 81,
80. 80. 70. Il. ~. -. ~. IS. Is. ~. 90,
80. So. 81, 50, 50, 81. IS. S., 81. So, 50.
90. 81. >02, IS. q. IS. 66. 81. 68. 50. 70. ~.
all In Ch:rbeneeu Gardens . subdivision
comb County. Michigan.
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED that
the Supervisor Of Clinton Township. be
and he Il hereby directed TO prepare .
special assessment roll in connection
with the estimate Of cost and map Of
the assessment district herein confirm
ed. and according to the benefits that
lot and parcel Of land from the making
Of said Improvement, which ron shao
be divided into ten equal annual In
stallments. and deposit the same with
the Township Clerk for inspection on
OF before Tuesday. the sist day Of
BE r. FURTHER RESOLVED that this
Board win meet on Wednesday. the 32nd
day Of April. l943. at 3 p. NJ. on said
date. At the Township Hall on Nor
avian Drive. to then and there review
the assessment roll 20 prepared.
BE II FURTHER RESOLVED that
the Township Clerk give notice Of SAID
meeting By publishing this resolution
In the Mt. Clemens Daily Monitor. .
nSQrsDa mar 0a,bliahed In the fsftv ~ MI
Clemens and circulated In the Town
ship Of Clinton. for . period Of two
weeks after the filing Of the assessment
roll with said Township Clerk, and By
posting copies Of said resolution In three
conspicuous places In the Township Of
Clinton for . like period Of time.
Dated: March 30, 1912
PAUL STEPNuTZ,
Township Clerk
Clinton Township,
Macomb County. Michigan
APR. I, 8, l5.-MON.
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MEETING OF THE TOWNSHIP BOARD

MEETING OF THE TOWNSHIP BOARD
OF CLINTON TOWNSHIP. Macomb
County. Michigan. held In the
Township Hall on Moravian Drive.
on Monday. the 30th day of March,
1912. at 9 p. M.
Present: Sherlock. Lietx. Williams.
Nieman. etepnitI.
Absent: None.
Mr.. Williams offered the following
resolution supported by Mr.. Nieman.
Whereas. heretofore, to-wit. on the
18th day of January. 1912, this board
did determine that Il was necessary and
expedient and for the public benefit
and welfare to make the following Inn
provement. to-wit, the installation OF
water main In and along the following
route located In the Township Of
Clinton. Macomb County. Michigan.
To .tfk
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Legal Notices
STATE or MICHIGAN


COUNTY OF MACOMB IN CHANCERY
In the matter Of the petition Of Mar
garet Martz Heineman. formerly Mar
garet Martx.
Your petitioner. Margaret Martx
Heinenan. formerly Margaret Martz.
respectfully shows unto this Court q
follows:
/: That she b Q resident Of Macomb
County. state Of Michigan.
Z That on the ninth day Of Decem-
Der. 1888. your petitioners father. George
n. Martx. Of New Baltimore, Michigan,
executed q trust indenture. . copy Of
Exhibit A." under which trust agree
ment your petitioner - one Of the
beneficiaries.
,. That By the terms Of ND trust
agreement, Albert a. Martx and Edward
=. Wunsch. both Of Detroit. Michigan,
were appointed trustees and have acted
a. such since the dsts OF execution Of
said trust.
Z. That on the eleventh day Of Febru-
and Edward y. wunseh resigned -
trustee under said trust agreement. .
copy Of which resignation % attached
hereto. and marked Exhibit B." and
that said resimation b authorized In
paragraph 10 Of said trust indenture.
contain any provision fog . successor
trustee In the event Of the resignation
Of both trustees therein named and.
therefore. said trust agreement n In
capable OF administration until the sp-
pointment OF . successor trustee.
Q. That because Of the provisions Of
paragraph &c Of said trust indenture.
gent beneficiaries Of said trust.
Z. That the trustor't wife. AafSaret
Marts, n deceaOod and that under the
provisions Of paragraph l-B Of hid m
denturs of trust, the net income from
said trust property b payable to NE
titiouss: Thst under paragraph l-c pro-
vision b made for the payment q the
net income Of the trust property 70 ths
issue Of your petitioner after The oeoth
OF your petitioner. That b. ths terms Of
said trust indenture no disposition Il
made Of ths net income q said trust
ss sos from g =: q: S e.: g s: s Ss q
your petitioner. and your petitioner IL
leges The fact to b that Il We he In
tention Of the trl1stoe that nom The date
Of the death of the tr,istor 70 the date
Of the death Of your petitioner. the net
income Of said trust property = % Be
paid 70 your petitioner.
Wherefore your petittones prayss
That IN order may b entered b. This
Court appointing guardian ID Item to
represent he minor snd unknown and
contingent oeneficiaries q satd trust
indenturo.
That m order may - entered ~ this
Court that . COPY of this petition shall
% puof1shed once Q week tur G1x con-
secutive weeks IN . newspapss puhlish-
ID and circulated IN Mscomb County.
That upon hearing of this pstitjon
decree may b sntegvd b. this Court
instrueetnG md suthosising tho trustees
Of 'soid Trust indentsuo % poy ~ nst
inccms q md trust property % youS
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WANTED-Two beauty OPP
orators. Must be good. Excellent
salary and commission. Med
daugh Beauty Salon. so Cass
Avenue.
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The family of the late Dudley
Tebo wish to express their ap-
probation for the many floral
offerings and the kindness and
sympathy shown them during
their recent bereavement. Spe-
cial thanks to Few. FIR. Hutting.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


Card Of Thanks AZ
We want to thank all our
friends and relatives and pail
bearers for all kindnesses shown
and particularly Father Hebert
for the sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rivard
and family.
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Experienced girl for general
homework. Phone Mt. Clemens
1704-W.
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Woman to care for GONZALES
cent and housework. No chill
dren. Apply before 2. H. Hanne-
bauer. 9201 Waldenjurg Rd.
Utica.
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Waitress wanted. Apply Me-
dea Restaurant, Mt. Clemens.
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Expo fenced chamber maids.
Olympia Bath House.
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Lady for light housekeeping.
Go home or stay nights. Phone
Mt. Clemens 3101-J.
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neutrality-suspicious. meat
men, or experienced counter
men. Apply 1913 South Gratiot.