davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
Retaliatorv
Raid Beaten
Off Later
Tons of Explosives
Dumped on German
Munitions Factory al
Essen; O t h e Nazi
Bases Raided in Aerial
Offensive.
tBy The Associated Press)

49, NJ
~ IN HNAVNidLVu ftHS)
Giant 1OUf-enPnod British
bOmDprs. DrrhaDs 21O c,ronu
and c.,r.,.i,
''''@ ,uiIN vi Plo9'N
NilldHfIeH at HtfmanN 5 great
krupp munitions works and
OF her nazi ,t..,. - a.
p,,L. H.. III tt0
i>"iii l"9' Hi&Hl' pressing lne
spring aerial offensive IN one Of
the heaviest assaults Of tho
v-a
D.. .r: No.,
ny Gay IIgitl. kAF lighters
beat off 4 retaIiatOrE German
tbrH~t ~turripU tba ,aidnr. Lo,,,
aft.r L,.;af f;,.L4 L;.l -
= D." 't''i iISiit ilEl over t!1e
FL3Il>il southeast coast.
The air ministry said today
In" huge bomber force conccn-
trated on Essen, home of the
hrupp works, striking in squad
ron after squadron, and also
pounded enemy airdromes in
teFln3h-occupled Holland, and
OIL reiineries near Client and the
docks at lie HaVre. France.
Inc ar ministry acknowledged
the loss OF Is bombers; the Ger
man hlsh said nazi
antl-aircratt gunners and night
IlShters >hot down 10 in raids
over western Germany.
II VA the second successive night
OF heavy Raj assaults on the RUIN
iAQusiEIdI valley, n BRUSH quar-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
Candhi And
Meet
/ n d i a n Nationalist
Leader in Conference
With Rritain's Special
Emissary.

New Delhi, India, March III
(AP)-NohandaS Gandhi, Indian
leader. mel this afternoon with
Sir Stafford Cripps. Br,tain's
special cmiSSary.
The little nationalist leader
came here from his humble re-
treat in Wardha TO confer with
Sir Stafford, entrusted by the
British wal cabinet with seek
ing unanimous Indian accept
ancc of Britain's proposal for
greater autonomy for India and
Irdian support for Britain's war
effort.
Congress party circles espresso
a frank exchange of ideas be
tween Grips and the littlc nation
alist leader might speed dcIibcratiOn:
of thC party's working committee
which will consider the proposal:
Sunday.
While details of the British plan re-
CONTINUED on Page SeVen)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
Aussie Forces
Back On Island

CanbCrra, March 27.-(APO-Nrlny
Minister Francis Ford announced To-
day that all of the Australian I'M
perial force which the government
intended to bring back for defense
of this continent already has return
ed, and that General Sir Thomas
Rlamey has been appointed COM
mandcr IN chief of all allied land
forces in Australia under General
Douglas Macarthur.
General Blamey has arrived from
the Middle East, where he US in
charge Of Australian forces.
Major Gcncill Sir Leslie Jam,
Morshcad, who w.S krighted for hrs
brilliant defense OF rpbTuk, suCc CO.
ed General Blame, IA The Middle
Last.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
Queen And
War Cabinet
In Australia
o p d n S Invasion
Armies Exert Fierce
Pressure to Knock Out
Chinese Defense of
Burma; a p S p $
Around Andamans.

(By The Associated PreSs)
Japanese fleet movements in
the Indian ocean suggested to-
day that a new storm may be
brewing far north Of the Aus
trallan way theatre as Japan :
invasion armies eXerted fierce
pressure to knock out Chinese
deterses Of Burma.
Burma is the gateway to both
India and China.
Meanwhile, President Manuel
QueZon and his Philippine war
cabinet rejoincd General Doug
las Macarthur in Australia -
less than d week after the Tokyo
radio broadcast reports that
Quc1on was dead.
L. 5. Army headquarters said
QucZ0n had left the Philippines
with the approval of both the
American and Australian gov
ernmentS.
Indications that Japan may tenn
porarily have switched her greatest
pressure from the Australian to the
burma-lndla theatre, particularly
since the arrival of General MacAr-
thur and United States reinforce
mtntS, We're e in a marked de
crease of Japanese aerial thrusls
against the down under common
wealth and in the reported presence
of Japanese Warshlp in the Indian
ocean.
British headquarters in India
said 4 Japanese cruiser and sew
eral d~estroyCrS had been sighted
in the waters around the enemy
captured Andaman islands in the
Bay of Bengal. within striking
distance of Calcutta and other
Indian bases.
simultaneously, a Tokyo radio an
nounced the arrival of Japanese flee
units at Rangoon. Burma,
In the battle of Burma-thc criti-
cal struggle for the tern gateway
to India-British headquarters re
ported that severe Japanese pres
sure was failing upon Chinese forces
cut off from the north at T%oungoo,
~ the Rangoon-Mandalay road,
Japanese troops were said to haNo
blocked the Chinese route OF with
QraWaI eight to twelve miles norm
of Toungoo.
Hard hitting flying tigers" of III,
American volunteer group struck 70
miles deep INTO ncignboring Thai
land to blast Japanese airtlcId> a
Chlcngmai and Lampun, destroying
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
Labor Chance
Gains FAVOR With
Tar Heel S0L0ns
Tendency A m O n 8
4 o n g r G S S m e n :,
However, is to Wait
Developments Before
Making Commitments
on Specific Measures.

Washington, March 21.-(AP)
Sentiment is deyclopinr
among Congress members from
North Carolina in favor Of
amending labor legislation to
create greater a production,
but at the same time there is a
tendency among them to VISIT
and see what is offered before
making commitments.
The members we're pOllcd on THEN
Jews tr"ard ST. pending the 40
hour work week, time and a hall
pay Tor overtime and double tim
pay for Sunday work for the dura-
ton Of the war.
Senator Robert X. Reynolds
said he favored suspension of
the short week and of extra pay
provisions, but he warned he
would not vot" for these chan
geS unless a 6 per cent ceiling
be placed over all war proi> az
TIE same time.
Representative Graham A. Barden
OF New Bern, member OF the House
labor committee, said he was I'm ia
Vor of Suspending anything and any
body that is o~bstructlng on hindering
our wal program
Il think d 24-hour a day soldier
is entitled to more than a t0-houf
work week of supplies.' Barden ad-
led.
Representative Carl T. Durham OF
Chapel Hill. member OF the House
military off1ire c6y1n7i+taa y-LicI =
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27
Cotton Prices
Are Higher

New York, March p. -CAP)-
Cotton futures opened 30 10 90 cent,
d bale higher.
About midday the list wa 10 tt
40 cents a bale higher.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

Continued on Page Scven)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-27

tCJnllnued IN Page SeWen)
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Moss Point
SetSaturdaY

The Moss nolnt city whnoln'
annual field day ~ltl be held Sal
uFday morning Al The high
school athletic field X A Khsyas
announced today. Thin i ifse
sixth year shas she dsv has hren
observed. and Il has grown IN
number of entries ard kntesess
each yrar until il IS one az he
hifhilsht events of The entire
school program
Each class frum all aclucols Ia
the city system takes part IN tf,e
program. entering ~ mAny con
tcktanls Is they desire Ia eacn
event IN q designated division
Contestants compete in either the
elementary. Enior high OF hlgn
school brackets and the class
scoring the highest number d
points Is declared 10 be the win
ner over the entire group
The senior class Of this year
has captured the trophy faF the
past two years and II they win II
this year. they viii retain per
manent ownership Of the cur
which Is awarded on . yearly
basis.
The athletic contests consist Of
dashes, relays. shree-legxed races
wheel barrow races and various
other forms 81 athletic contests
The nature Of the athletic contest
an important part Of the pro
gram. assures a varied program
Everyone with the faintest Eiim.
mcr Of talent takes part with 4
result that is always Interesting
and often amusing. Music. sing
ing and dancing usually play an
important part
The day this year win be eli
NAKED with q baseball game be-
tween the Moss Point nine and
the Culfport commod0fea 70 be
staged 81 2.s0 at the papermill
diamond
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
House Supply.


undesirably located
sThe ban on tires has made
transportation from long dis
tanees . real problem" Bernd
said Many persons employed
in the defense industries have
been forced 10 seek QUzFters
closer - their places Of employ.
ment This condition has natur.
ally caused q greater demand for
housing in Pascagouia and Moss
Point
Almost everyone wants to get
within walking distance Of their
work but when this Is impossible.
they az least try TO get places
cl0ser-in and on IN established
bus line
II Is imperative that workers ia
war industries be provided with
housing thr director pointed OUT.
and persona with available space
would be doing > patriotic act
70 rent ; room OF arrange for an
apartment
Additional federal financed
housing projects are contemplated
for both Moss POINT and Pssua.
goula. il vas said However. con
struetl0n would take several
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Aiu naenAsy. May t1A Il b =
sinxT of Man AArmn AesMsta4
Ia Nr2 Ycgk an9 ~ Felevaa<s =
ennsnxna makns Il slzsts Ii rosns
nf nnhlg mlnfnss whieh y a.
WAYS fusaassea uF0n 80 sswat
n nfskaan TAeNe ouAHtApdnn2
stars ere nA<ked ~ . ezSt vesths
I'll ihesm This mses8 . wisely -
RED psOxram q enseEtMiEznent =
ase Ria ice he nstl fiVe DAYS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

tCanitSlaszo frtNN M&F =
uu e<s tsr tusnpe en- sca ~.
srf NOW while mK8spiions ere
casy 20 gwI
Ysu kRs Inxiaad
no NOT feel ttABl unless yua san
Idrvote yoa1r whole TIRE to shf
|woek vuu have ma ehance a. win
Often tn winnef u khe busy per-
son whn has learned 10 uMe his
a. her SCARE sinls 10 Tire best al.
vantage
T1m eamfaiea lasts Only kax
and une hnif waeeks-here y :
chance e win = BIG cash prize "
Just q AsoFa sinse
You will rexrisr = pay ehcek
every time yea report Tor as
much IS yea want To make -
depending upon Tire tAfaa and Fl.
tori you pot forth
You Do not need Rny special
talent O. experiences IL enter. ell
you need Il the desire 70 earn
money.
This campaign is under the
personal direction Of A d. Nc.
Cure. You are invited 10 come
10 The chronicie-Star and "A.
verslaer office and talk the casn-
palrn over with Mr. Mcclure
who Is here 10 AID and advise
YOU. and 20 render you fair and
Impartial treatment throughout
the drive.
Turn nov to the campaign 81
and see howf eaxy u Is 20 win !
big cash award Clip The entry
coupon and bring or mail Il e
the Campaign Department 1io.
2i7 Delnnas avenue. NOW II yuu
cannot como In person. telephone
500 sos. or write as and q repre-
~scntat.=. will call upon yuss and
explain the campaign plan IN de-
tail az no obligation
As soon as your entry Is re-
ccived you win b. given instruc.
tons. q list Of present subscrib.
erk sample papers. . subscription
book. and we win do all in ous
power to start you on your march
toward victory.
Enter today
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Wunisssasd -scn
and hiss = fair rsew nan
share. according - keu
A high ranking lneak elt7esal
Vii tsus cut tfsr nMll
FlaK raising
and sfse baseball e6 ri u
officially underway ~
dresses hy tlaw sar ina ana
military ofglrKais fresh astxy
pest viii ~ delivered
The Ingalls, ashAetle lafn4
Iaisx dedicated lnst "a
excellent cuuadiupn uad
Ampie ncAtsng eapneilH ~
msnx hhsehaM Fans mha -
|pecsed q attend inltfe m
inr Ieaeue baseball il ia4z
And much interest h
Ia the home team
Batteries and line sAEs H.
ingalls, scnsn fs4s nat A
fully deriard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

n~nshe area lhe
canes rSs
~ you Asx tassm Il
hax~ ns0ax nn s
nsrass eafl "a or exl 4 ~
,tnmlne rrecss = ara
- - krMw what so ID
|ene ~ requested
rAetnes - hAassM ts
"a rnus.s lncas9 II
IA 1Aeknan ceAAnEx
|nken
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Theotre News

Babes on Broadway. featuring
Mickey Rooney and judy Gar
land IN : play full Of music and
comedy. will continue to hold the
public affection e. the Ritz
through Friday, May l..
After that. Saturday brings the
third in the series The Lone Star
Vigilantes." q western drama re-
piete with fast action and straight
shooting. win BHlf Elliott and
Tex Ritter ln the center or the
plot As the nar-se implies the
time is set for that period OF
time Of lawiessFtess following the
close Of the Civil War. and the
place is Texas. IN addition 20
fast action this film Is always
sure 10 please because Of It's
scenery.
The Male Animal comes 10
the Ritz Sunday through Mon
day. With It's atmosphere Of
the campus il embraces 80 nary
elements Of entertainment. Clever
dialogue, slapstfck. satire, love.
football, and the uphoidlng Of our
free Institutions. that il will have
its appeal for widely divergent
audiences. With Henry Fonda
and Olivia de HavIland In the
lead, che Male Animal Is sure %
please.
Dangerously They Live fea-
turing John Garfield as the doc
tcr. Raymond Massey ns the Mari
in-chief, with Nancy Coleman as
The Girl IN the case. comes 10 the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

tconunaesa Frssm pase
cases are pending ~
convicted men growing -
'lsce rslds Monday assd
day morning Of This
Se and IL rowK. allnKezalY
ing % the Deln4as BfsssheSS
discovered In the ealzle
hood IS the iofanef iscs Ms
sAe long a. the ctty d sAn
against xtraying cows e
feet. Ehe pollre acpaflnaea III fs
city viii andeavor 10 rnizse
The chief said
Il will make an efs
against any ownrrs e q
other animals prohibited ne
ordinance, II they afe alI8sf5 q
run at large IN violatson a city
lava.
The ordinance applies s mMs
horses. jacks ienness. l sna
goats.
Cattle 8hnl
+ S Dcimas said dhy
morning that he would -
any person shooting ans u NJ
cattle regardless Of whsFk u
cattle were ~ The time q ths
shooting.
we are trying 70 keep saH CT
lie out of the city, hr rad "
have put up = fence sfsd ar nsak
lng every effort but some 4
Ietill set through IN spills y a.
efforts
Il don't Intend 70 hare - knt.
lie shot. howess ~ aaaea
and / infena = prosecute ans
person who DOES III
Delmas sid ihai 9fe pursqF
had xhaf two 81 ~ eAsslc recent
" and thai Re intends % ~
an affidavit aasinsi him
4 will probably p z today =
said.
Rotary pfoissss
Current outbuEaiA sEainss n
strayine cattle. . sofe stabiex'
among residents here Tor more
than 4 decade. occurred % Z
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

lccnslnus~a Fsssn rans usss
Ms Hnar - M
a ~ Nnnssan As
listed aanlIlsN
ass A. : gMa sses y
uFanm = mnssi anA
ud shIia
Buzz mk swra wzs ~ sns
r. MIS- Cans TA1k ~ Ws
AZ MhIeh sltaR khe fNnseA as
AhAs n bus wisely sra
asle = aasmlie mssst pian M1
her aag asenua lpul hxF wp
mafsss and huy
III Ne wlah - haxe Axn M
afNed neaIs ne pF -
ma& all pgshln NJ llasim II !
se
nss 70 s-snezenns
M1seh ~ lhe lArkm wulmf nu
fEEfEsH 81 nF esaztus M Cain
! due - aakw anKN WonAN
~ h0k know 0w u paA aM
th MEn pres skeE families
NNih INT etlnsulas aufk hne
puuA mln8fnIA
4nN nsiseH ftTnss slssatsielH n
= namnl dseh9n
VIII mar rrssntfx - uaf II ~
Nj inst uaen N0saza - m
Ard learn shat thsy asklst o y
sp mar ration healthy 4Esa wx
1apx feeding il nF Ini
hsalsh and also ~ Fsan4
Several fNxlpe MeN aensa
ssNHled ~ Miss WNtth 4 nlsa
Mf a. these wefw wholf M
cUked IL usie particulars part u
fhn ntnve. thus Conserving slek
uirltx and time Meat and ves
finhlca wafe ectahIne8 inEn IN -
lpptlklna dish Ia TIN thrift e1sekNl
ard i whole dlnhef infludlnl
ment. bread, vegetables ard de
sert wns plaeea II TIE oven AZ
forgotten fnT ; fAHa nfly 4
emerge dane T. : turn a.
READY to be placed IN Ire sahA
She also snaae : rakn ~ aala
Honey ~ 4 sugar substitute
pTogrmms nistxshwssa
Programs containing ne rec
prs used ~ Miss W3leA NF
distributed AIMING she nns4sT
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Juvenile Delinquency Among
Boys Forribly Brought TO The
Attention Of Pasragoula Club

szzklnx thag 3uvenae aelin.
aann1 wsN ueasnr during the
past nine neHths > pa@mepal4
nan Il nd been f~ nlzae years
heionA Retnfsan Tsan Wells ur
a1nd ! mild s4nxnnm 10 say tire
inass q At the n1teiins or tire
rNsragpszia Rstary Club held cn
"wednesday nonn At the Beach
paFk pnxition
TIE s~tafcznent waE rs@ae ds<-
ng ! discaxton % fhe Boy Seoul
s.lAnelhna IN rnncRknnia 10 was
8isoMn thnt there was nerd Of one
81 mute additional Ray Scuut
Troups IN ne city, a. all the pres
onk U0ora afx fall 10 am ismiI
emd Encae activities arr needed
Tire boys q Scout aeN The
Mulary Club sponsors asse trocp
kfxs Il Is hoped that other organ.
Mz1urs viii proceed 81 sponsor
estaM trce n addition 10 those
ssFesay active.
II was then That kfr. Wells
nnde his renark that felt almost
Ike : bosnbstse7l On ihe ears Of
EAe Rosnriazss He said he could
pFnaues records 10 prove his IS.
ETkkun Il necexzary-that in the
fsash 81 war and defense aclivi-
ties and other matters. the aver
sc citizen did not knew chat
was soing On among The boys Of.
say fr0sa nine 10 twnlve years Of
aRe. There have been some ar
rests recently from stealing and
peftv infrmefions Of the law that
would assunish the Rotsrians Il
thcy knew IL It vas shown that
th< lack Of Fairgrounds and ath-
fefie training and other diver.
sIore for boys Of tire age men
tionea MAS partly responsible for
&c condition mentioned
In c0nncction with the above
a p May. director Of the local
unlt Of the USO. stated that an
appropriation bad been asked and
granted for Fairgrounds for Pas
caEoula. but for some reason
same had been delayed: however.
ne had hopes that the project
would soon be realized.
There was no set program for
khe meeting. but the discussion
Of the above and other questions
made II interesting.
Letters were read from Rotary
International in regard the BIG
Rotary Convention 10 be held In
Canada this summer, and also the
district convention In jackson.
commencing Sunday. May 3 and
lasting three days II was urged
that Representatives Of the Pasca-
gDnla Club be appointed 70 at
tend both conventions.
The name OF Lindsey Todd.
president Of the Newton, Miss
club. was presented as 8 candi-
date for governor Of the l4ist
Rotary District and several short
talks were made by members
vino knew him. commencing his
candidacy. a. 2. Megehee called
attention TO the bombing demon
slrssion 20 be held on the high
school athletic field on Sunday
afternoon. and requested q full
attendance not only of R~otarians.
bat citizens in general
Visiting Rotsrisns were n. L.
JONES'. Of clarkston. Michigan,
and Rotarians Franklin. Greg
Wood. Hays and Bosarge. Of Moss
Point Secretary Hills had az his
Eaest c. S Smith. manager Of the
u s. 2 s employment Serv-
icel in PaseasoaIa.
Il was voted 10 hold the next
weekly meeting and luncheon al
The Beach Park. as the repairs on
the Community House have not
been eompIeled
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
LOST AND FOUND

Pkm Il Sec1aeles Reward ne
faFn-a s1res1s - 8 psez
seala 81 Isp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
WANTED

coLOnED Glrlsve On premises,
general housewoFk Ssese zee.
Write Mrs J J Burns j.. 5a4s
OeEavia street. New Orleans. -.
ga &c
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
FOR RENT

RoR RkNT i czana-Fura-
shee f-reou bgnzzleN and ,
eazAaz A4Hzz e H4faza-
as1ed. modern eaneezienaea On
bach III H1ee khorasanian-
"a -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

1857 CHEVROLET Coupe h fffss
elsn condition with extfa esz=I
tires $3.50 cash JACK Buxard.
Nos Point 81 ztp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

FoR sALE@ail Boat Is f.
Phone Ssl 81 ztp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

ONE Standard Underwood Tyne
~Filer. $500 s x Hewlett
80 ztp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

FoR aElFT-Tus bedrooms p.
vzse entrance ~ - =
.ciaaneh hsa Point - Ity
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

WANTED 70 Buy-Is-ineh Tire
Pa1 zs4e 81 tip
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
FOR SALE

ONE SIT gas oEmsted Hesvel
Eleciroiux ienbpx Apply fI0z
BuezA Vista after 5 Gelack
4-1 -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

WHITE Wazaau "a Cir aoIzze-
wak - asslst - klzhen Write
So Ca rang street Ne
Can = naae 14-7IH
81 ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

WANTED-Lady Tor office work.
aasas Be high sehaol graduate sEd
fee some knowledge of posting
lser4 Shorthand nof neceza
~ peEmanent seepaaEihzes Pc
MfEen Apply Hsra Beverage
Co1pazx 81 &c
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

cursent ousbuEatA sKainst the
strnyine cattle . sofe ssabiers
among residents here Tor more
than 4 decade. occurred as :
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-18
SEVEN ARRIVE,
Is DEPART ON
STEAMER TODAY

Seven persons from Seattle and
Southeast ports arrived by steam
er early this morning. The vessel
took 26 persons from Juneau this
forenoon.
Discriminating were Perry M
Hern, Jr., j. j. Meherin, L. E. Dele
becque, E. S. Gull, Mrs. Albert
Thompson, A. B. Holt.
Leaving were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Wallace, Fred Parsons, Mr.
and Mrs. D. P. Heddell, Bus C.
Frothinger, Ben Nelson, Peggy
Waldman, Herb c. Dunlop, Alvin
T. Blake, H. NJ Hanson, A. F.. No
vatney, Ben Lowell, Mrs. Leslie
Milton, LaVerne Sullivan, George
Anderson, Earl B. Ritter, Gordon
P. Heddell, Charles Cain, Oscar
Adams, Peter Lawrence, Jim Muh-
duris, Owen E. Rye and M. A.
Morse.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-18
Ryan Back
From Haines,
5kagwayTrip
Territorial Commissioner
Reports FdvorabIy on
Schools There

DR.. James c. Ryan, Territorial
Commissioner of Education, re-
turned to Juneau last night after
a weeks inspection trip to schools
in Haines and Skagway.
DR.. Ryan said that he is very
satisfied with the way the schools
are continuing operation in a calm
and unruffled manner in spite of
the war situation. He said that the
schools in Skagway reported no
drop in enrolment and that there
was only a small attendance decline
noted for Haines The school at
Haines now is operating with one
less teacher on the staff, Dr. Ryan
said, after Harley Morris resigned
to accept position elsewhere.
The commissioner said that the
schools, however, are uncertain as
to what they are going to do for
teachers next year He said that
many instructors have indicated
they will quit next year to accept
positions paying more money. The
schools must continue to operate on
the funds appropriated by the last
Territorial Legislature during 1943
and DR., Ryan said that he knew of
no way by which teachers salaries
could be increased without action
by the Legislature. ~
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-18
REGULATIONS ON
LIQUOR; SERVICE
men RESTRICTED
Naval, Coast Guardsmen
May Be Served Only
on Certain Hours

Under date OF January 5 the
Commandant of the Thirteenth
Naval District issued an order pro-
hibiting the sale of intoxicating
liquor, excluding beer, to the per-
sonnet of the naval service and the
Coast Guard except between the
hours of 600 P. M. and 10 p M.
This order was issued in response
to a request from the Commanding
General of the Western Defense
Command, and is for the purpose
of avoiding discrimination in the
sale of Intoxicating liquor in respect
to Army personnel. The appropriate
State authorities have been ap-
praised of these instructions and
have been requested to issue reg
ulations in conformity Herewith.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-02-18
CHARLES !. BYRAM IS
HEADED FOR INTERIOR

Charles T. Byram, Alaska repre-
sentative of the Schwabacher-F Frey
Company. of San Francisco. was a
passenger through Juneau by
steamer today on his way to the
Interior for his first trip of the
spring.
Mr. Byram, will return to South
east Alaska about the first of May
and spend considerable time in
Juneau and. other communities OF
this section of the Territory.