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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15
Ada Filler Decorated
In Africa

Lieut.. William H. Connor, Ada,
has been awarded the oak leaf clus-
ter for meritorious services as a
bombardier in the North African
campaign. He made 10 sorties
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15
NEWS NOTES FROM FOUR COUNTIES

we left the target and it continued
until we met the Spitfire cover" re-
ported Lieut.. Robert A. Saunders of
Youngstown, pilot of one of the fly
ing fortresses.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15

Purple Heart, posthumously awarded
their son, Corp. Everett A. Shirk.
Corp. Shirk was killed in action jan
uary 6, in northwest Africa.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15

+ There is no reason why home
should not be the safe place it is
supposed to be, because accidents
are preventable. Removing the haz-
ards to safety cuts down the acci-
dent toll Immediately. One of the
worst of these hazards is the stair
way which is used as a catch-all
for articles which ought to be put
away in safe place. I
Statistics show that Of approx
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15
To Hasten Victory

No American wants this war
to go one minute beyond the
time we can bring it to a VIC
torious end. To hasten that
victory-t0 save possibly the
lives of millions of our boys
on our far flung fronts-it is
imperative that every Ameri-
can do his part in the Second
War Loan. There is an in
vestne ent to fit every purse.
The most you can do is little
enough compared with the sac
rifice offered by our boys in
service. They give their lives
you lend your money.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15

against the enemy, the citation set
forth. His wife is serving as Pauld-
ing county public health nurse.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15
ClOverdale Mayor
In Army

Edwin w. Potthoff, village mayor,
was inducted in the armed forces last
week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15
ORDINANCE


AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING A PENAL
TY FOR PERMITTING DOGS TO RUN
AT LARGE IN THE VILLAGE OF BLUFF
TON, OHIO.
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Council of the
Village of Bluffton. State of Ohio:
SECTION /. That it shall be unlawful for
ay owner or owners any person per-
sons, having the custody or control of any
dog or dogs, to suffer permit the to
run at large in any street avenue, alley or pub
lie ground of the village. or upon any unen-
closed land or up any premises in Village
of Bluffton. other than those owned
cupied by the owner person having the
custody of such dog or dogs.
SECTION 2. Any person violating any of
the provisions fthi ordinance shall upon con-
viction thereof. be fined in any not less
than One Dollar nor more than Twenty-Five
Dollars Continued violation after notice or
prosecution shall be held additional Of
tense for each day of its continuance.
SECTION 8. This ordinance is hereby de-
cared to be an emergency, the emergency be-
ing the immediate safety and protection of
the property of the residents of the Village
of Bluffton, Ohio. and shall take effect and
be in force from and after its adoption.
Passed April 5. 1943
Attest: w. o. GEIGER, Clerk.
w. A HOWE.
Mayor
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15

Ten to fifteen per cent of Georgia's
1912 bumper crop of cotton was
picked by volunteer city folks.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15
Get Dead Sons Medal

Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Shirk of Find
lay, have received the Order of the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15
Pike Caught Near
Lafayette

Since gasoline curtailment is keep
ing Lima residents from going after
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15
Library Opens In
RaWSOn

A public library has been started
in the former Rawson Bank building.
1t will be open on Mondays and Fri
days.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1943-04-15

News Want-ads bring results.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17
Treiben Sic Case aus,
die durch
HurtIeibigkeit
verursacht werden und geben
Sic auch dem Magen Komfort

Wenn f~unktionale
Hartleibigkeit an
dauert und Sic mi-
serabel, nerves und
irritiert fuhlen und
an deren Symp-
tome leiden-kopf-
schmerzen, ublem
M~undgeruch, YER
stimmtem Magen
Verdauungsst
rung, Schlaf- und
Appetite keit
IL TL-Nf.-o- fsfhlf
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17
Ser MISUNDERSTANDING

Ser beriibmte @ip9iater &raepe-
lin lteIte zines Cages i'm 9oaeg
einen Observation-Disclosures Dor, Der
bon ieiuem unermeBliden &eidtum
fabelte. 9lls Ser 8rofeiior ieOod
bon inn piilen poIlte, mie groB fem
8ermogen let, ~berpeigerte Der
aranfe bartnddig Die 4ngabe. gno-
lid fraete Der Nr3t, parum er es
6enn ni6t Iagen poate, oa panote
Der @atient iid gu ben &0rern uno
CAB Die iiberrai6en0e Qntport;
nSier iiBen bod 10 biele Serren, oie
nur 0arauf marten, mid an3upum-
pen" Mls fid 0as @elddter Der
Stuoenten gelegt bate, fubr &rae-
pelin rubig fort: Sic ieben bier,
meme &erren, Elm alsge5ei9netes
8eiipieI fir 0as, mas mir oen lid
ten Mligenblid" nennen, Der Batient
perleibt pl0Blid inmitten elmer gro-
ben &eibe bon @abnioeen elmer be-
redtigten 8efiirdtung &usorud."
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17
S p e

gu iouit feline gbe i6lieBen
Die gebroGen tperoen muB.
Ger leste 8iae zines gontoffel-
belOen lit oft iein eriter Biae.
5rogen an oas s6idiaI wer.
Sen oft bonn 8ufnu beantDortet.
Ole 2iebe bat ibre eigele @a.
t6ematit. 8wei Screen iiuO ems.
@efun6beit 1T ebeniO an.
itedeno tpie &ranfbeit. = Hrenttce
NeulforO.
Geographic. @r NOR elm me.
Oerner Sitter, Ser Surdt bate Dor
Dem Tooel.
0iefe berriidte 8eit bat einen
SDpis geidoffen: @eni6en, Die nit
tbrer &rmut proBen..
gs 1T Ieidt, iiber oie Gr8tIids
&unit los5u5ieben, tpenn man BET
boiler @eiunbbeit lit. - MoIiere.
@bre oie gigentiimli6feit uno
sic 8iGfiir 9einer @in0er, ouf Dab
es ibnen noblergebe un0 iie fraftig
Ieben auf gr0en.
SeiIfun6ep ir6 bielen 3uteil,
Seilfunit MIR tpenigen. 8er 0annit
@iiIenI6aft perbin0et, erlangt Die
Meiteri6aft. - Marr (1876).
Sci ieOer getp0bnIi6en 8Ob.
nungsIGltberung tper0en ettpa $50
Hfuno Staub aufgetpir6elt nit elmer
Menge BON run0 SO M1iaionen ihGo-
liden urO unidaoliden &leinlebepe-
len.
8 b Elm @liid oein Ser3 erfiiat,
9b elm 2eio es bart ~be0rdnge;
Salt es Dor ser groBen Menge
8obI beri1loiien urto Derbiiat,
Denn 0ein Slid, 0os miro Der Neio
gu aerpfliiden 1id beeilen -
Nietnano oo1 miro nit Dir teilen,
Sober mebren nod - 0ein Seio.
9ie @uiierftrome, oie ii6 III Ben
Gaftbobnen Ser 8Glme f%ort6etDegen,
f0nnen cine @ei6pin0igfeit BON pie
len Metern in ser stumble erreiGen.
Gin @oifertropfen, Ser beiIpielsWeiie
ourb einen 90 Meter boben 8alin
getrieben miro, brou9t BON Der 8ur.
5el CUR Spite ooer mgefebrt MIR
ettpa IL Minuten.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17
gorF6tig

&0nis Sobann Der Giinfte bon
8ortugal iprad emit nit Dem Mar-
quis bon 8ontelimn iiber bic @e-
mali, Die Elm Monard iiber feline
Entertainer babe. Ser Marquis be-
bauptete, ooB iie in geipiiien @ren-
gen bei6rdnft iei bod Der &0nig
woqte 0ies nidt 5ugeben ulo iagte
5iemli6 beftig: u@enn id Sbnen
befeble, iid ins Meer gu itiiraen, 10
miiBten Sic iid obne gu beiinnen,
Sals iiber &opf bineinitiiraenl"
Dime gu antmorten, iprang bel oie-
len @orten Ser Marquis auf ltno
lief CUR Sir. n@obin?" rief ser
&0nig ibm nod. nS9mimmen mill
id lernen", anttuortete Ser Marquis.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17
Ser ..alte @ranaeI"

Ser ipGtere @eueralfelomarIAaI
@rangel, Der uBapa BrangeI",
oellen oraltiiher Sumor ibn 81
elmer Ser popul1riten @rideinungeA
in Berlin madte, beiidtigte einmcl
Elm 9ragonerregiment. Or i4ittelte
mebrmals unmiqig Ben Gopf. 0fe
Saltung uitO Oie @brenbe5eltgungen
Ser Shmaoronen tparen Idledt.
8l0bli9 minfte er einen 0%ragoner
Dor Die Sront, Inn gu ieben, Oh Der
ein5elne feline Sadie or0entli6 ma
DIE. Ser 9ragoner mar 10 iebr auf
9rabt, oaB 8rangel bor 5reuOe in
Die Saide griff un6 Dem Wann
einen Caller rei9te.
n9as NOR arsge5eidnet, mein
Sobn! Sier bate n 9abler. Sect
mad oas no9mal, oamit Die anoern
ieben, mics iema6t nir0!"
Ser 9ragoner ialutierte nod elm.
NAL.
8rangel REF ibm orobeno 5u:
n0et mar idledti Sib mid NAL
gleid ben Dabler retour."
@ls 8rangel einnial mad Steg-
Iib in feline nSommerrelioen3" rift,
itano an S~traBenrano elm iunges
Mdo9en. @uf Dem Arm trug tie
oas fleine Sinh ibrer Sdmeiter.
Ser General iob 8uerit oas iunge
MGoden, oann oas &ino an, idiit-
telte ii6er 0ie groBe Sugeno BEG
Wao9ens ben &opf uno rief: nSie
SrGulein, is BET oein &ino2"
9as Md66en 6rebte ii9 Inn uno
aeigte Dem General Sen &iiden.
pSSan5 idmudet Meeden," mein-
te 8rangel, uaber oo6 cen Mee-
9en, BET ueeB, mot iid iebortl"
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17

Cell @artin, Der Snsenieiir, Idrie
auf. Damn itroffte iid Oos Sell
uieOer, gebaIten BON ser gerfet,
tung Oes IotieiIs, unO elm a0rper
idneute i'm weiten Sdpung ourd
Ote 2ltft.
4as @erf mar geIungen. Scum
fonnte ser MitteIbogen nidt mebr
dbgIeiten. Gas giG4e fieberbofte
Arbeiten begann,
oils lid sic ArbeitsfamernOen
abenos am llfer in Ser NGbe oes
9anopfeilers neriammelten, feblte
elmer. @r mor troB langen students
un0 &ufens nidt auf5ufinOen.
Qtber oas 8erf mar gelungen. SIS
triig Sen &ornen: 0tartins6riidel
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17
WereiuS,& MenOer

GOneprh Club. Yralioent:
Carl Stober; Sefretar. 6ran ".
ShIo@ter, 1868 Conn. 4be., 9t. Us.
w~eriommlung ieoen oritten WfitttDo@
i'm Wtonat.
8ruIpect Sill GrieObuf. Pr6iioent:
Greo @ogeliang; Setretar: 8. y.
Wintler; S9asmeiiter: 2auSence ..
St1s. Deri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Ntonot i'm Grieobofsgebaroe.
9eati&e Greimaarer GOge
% Mrminius, 9tr. 70, T.M.M.M.
+" Getret1r: Greot. 8ertram,
1341 Gbepbero Ctr, W. 9. Der
iommIung ON /. 9ienstag i'm Wto-
nat i'm Neuen Maionic &empel, 13ts
uno s Strobe, %. %.
Nrminius @ergniiguugs Wereiu.
NrGiioent: RonrnO Wtiiaer; Setre.
tar: Eheooor &er9. 5905 Siebte
Gtrnbe, 50. 80. 8~eriammIung am
1. Gonnnbeno i. WRt. i'm 8auie zines
MiteIie0es.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iftritt Nr. 40. Yr1iioent, WtiGel
Roiner; Setret1r. Gbriitian aronen.
bitter, 11O4 8onibant Ctr, Silner
Sprina, 800. 8eri. am 4. 5reltag
i'm Wionat I'M n5ipe 9oint Sapern",
12te uno 6 StraBe, 0orooit.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Diftritt Nr. 100. Yrdii0ent: SObn
@reoIein; Gefret1r: Gbriitian Gbriit
1922 Giinfte StrnBe, q. 8. 8eri.
ON 4ten Dienstng /. Wft. i'm 9Guie
ger. 1920 3 GtraBe, 81. g,
0inppert Seim Tranen 3ilfspsr.
Elm. 9rdiioentin, 5rau Grnit 8.
9romn; Sefret1rin 5rau Wiabel
Diet. 9~eriommIiing am 2. Diens'
toa I'm @onot 2 ubr nodmittogs.
TN &etne.
,9eutider Sbeater alnb". Prd'
fibent, @uitab Seller. 9~eriommling
ie6en bierten Mitttuo@ i'm Monnt.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17
&Snnen Yflan5en
fiblen

1flan3en beiiBen nie Siere lebett-
sc 8elen, tparum Ioaen lie ollo
ni6t aud fiiblen f6nuen9 gs lit be-
FAINT, 0oB 9flan8en ouf 9i6tein-
fon, 8Grme, Sdperfroft reogie-
rem; ooB lie - ME 3. 3. Die @li-
mole aud gegen geriibrung emf
pfinoli1 itno. Nur geben Die Iuf-
nabme uno @eiterleitung Oieier
Beige i'm aIgemeinen 10 langiam
Dor Ii6, bob lie uns nidt a%uffalen.
9ie Srgane, nit oenen Oieies
.SiibIen~ - oas @obrnebmen Der
Nei8e - erfoIgt, iinO ri6tige Gin
nesorgane. @ieIe 8flan5en befiben
31 oieIem 3med Jiiblbaore uno
6~iiblboriten. 90 buben bic 8ldtter
ser MimoIe elm Bis 3pei Miaimeter
LANCE feline goriten, Die idrdg nod
oben geri6tet 1teben .unO iebr emf
pfinoli6 gegen 8eriibrung limo.
au6 DieIe inieftenfreiienOe Bflan-
8en beIisen Siiblbaare. Ser Son-
nentau trGgt auf ieOem 8latt etwa
apeibun0ert am @noe beroidte
8imperrt, an oeren Spite cine flei.
ne 9riiIe iiBt, sic elm bellies Sropf-
den abIon0ert. 8iro elm SnIeft
our6 oas i6iQernoe Gropfden an
gelodt, 10 erfolgt Our9 Die 8eriib-
runa bermebrte Musideioung Der
flebrigen Sliiffigfeit, uno Ous Sier
bleibt bGngen. Scum beginner ii6
IangIam, in MbItGn0en bon etpn
flint Minuten, Oie @impern 5u Dem
gefangenen Sier ~au3uneigen, nnl-
i6lingen es uno nfreiien" es auf.
Gin anOeres 6iiblorgan beiiBen Die
Honfen. &iirbisranfen tragen in
ibrer O6erbaut feline 2oder, bic
MIR nit elmer oiinnen @aut be0edt
lino, Sic iogenannten Siibltiipfel.
Qieie reagieren auf Die geringlte
8~eriibrung, un0 bic &anfen rolen
Iih Damn Iofort 3uiammen. Wan9e
8flon3en 6aben aud beionOers Oiin-
ne Soutiteuen, iogenonnte 5iiblpo-
piaen. 50 Iinb 3. 9. Die Staubge-
fGBfG0en ser 8erberibe an ibrer
SnnenIeite nit 0erartigen Siiblpas
piQen berieben. geriibrt lie bort Elm
Snieft, 10 erfolgt elm plobli4es
fr1ftiges aufpartsflappen Der
StaubfG0en, ul0 oas Sier miro
iiber un6 iiber nit 8liitenitaub be-
0edt.
SntereGont lit es, oaB nun ni6t
nur an Ser Steae, mo Ser &ei5
ansgeii6t miro, cine &eaftion err
folgt. Ser Nei5 miro au9 peiterge-
leitet. 90 ienft Die Neimoie, nad-
Dem ein 8Iott beriibrt 1T, 8latt fir
g!att; oie @impern 6es Sonnen-
tais greifen ale na6 Dem gefaage-
nen SnIeft, oie 5toubfa0en Der
8erberiBe bepegen ii9 ale. SIN tie
ridden &0rper neroen oerartige
&ei3e in Sen Nernenbabnen meiter-
geleitet, ul6 5tpdr gebt oieie Set
tung 10 idnea Dor iid, OaB Elm 8e-
riibrungsrei5 etpa 8ebntauiertO Ben
tinieter pro Sefun0e ~peitergeleitet
miro. Sci BEN Bflan8en beiiBt Die
Mimoie nit 5tpei 8entimeter @e-
idminoigfeit pro Sefunoe Die
ihneaIte 2eitung. Sb Die Yflan5en
abnlide 9rgane pie 0erben baben,
ift nod ni1t gefldrt, mabrideinli6
gebt aber Die 2eitung brett bon
3eae gu 3ele Dor iid.
8flan3en fonnen alio audi ufiib-
len, Oh man aber aus oieier Sat-
iode ouf cine 8flan5enieele idlieBpn
fanlJ lit ebenio tDie BEL Der Eier-
Ieele nod fraglid. SeOenfaas 1T
aber Ser l1nteridieo 5mii6en 8flan-
sc uno Sier lange nidt 10 groB, pie
INNER geglaubt miro. Sour iino oie
@mpfinoungqn unb 8epegungen
Ser 9flan5e 10 lan9iam, DOB lie BON
Sen meiiten Meniden iiberieben
meroen.
Ser Observation-Disclosures
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17
Gr fat re6t

@Gbreno Ser auffiibrruns zines
ip%annenoen Stiides unterbielt iid
i'm @arfett zines Ebeaters elm Serr
aiemlid lnut nit Ser neben ibm
iiBen6en Game. Da orebte fid Der
Dor ibm iibenoe Ebeaterbeiu6er nil
teno Inn uno rief: vMan Oeritebt
ia fein @ortl"
9arauf erpioerte Der &err: n@s
gebt Sic aud gar nidts an, mos i'd
nit meiner Grau ipredel"
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17
Ser @e6er

nMorgens INN 6 llbr, penn metn
Na6bar gepedt miro, tperoe ib
audi INNER pah!" - v&ann man
ieinen @eder oenn big bierber
b0ren?" 80 mgeein aber iein Glu-
&enl1
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17

vol Won Case und Blshungen-besorgen
Sic SIGH Fornis zeiterprobtes Alpenkrau-
ter. Mehr ais Elm Abfuhrmittel, es list auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medizin,
hergestellt aus l8 der Natur eigenen me-
dizinischen Wurzeln. Krautern und Pflan-
zen. Alpenkrauter bringt TRACE Darme yum
Arbeiten und hilft, verharteten Abtali
sanft und leicht au~szuscheiden, sowie die
durch H~artleibigkeit verursachten Case "a
vertreiben und gibt dem Magen das ange-
nehme Gefuhl Won Warme. Einzunehmen
vie auf dem Etikett angegeben. Wenn Sic
die Freuden glucklicher Linderung Won
Observation-Disclosures wieder wissen
wollen und EUR selben Zeit lhrem Magen
guttun wollen, besorgen Sic SIGH noch
heute A~lpenkrSuter.
BFalls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fur unser
Alpenkriuter : Einfuhrungsangebot un d
erhalten Sic
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17

Ole @fIege. Ser Gaofab.
rer baoete Die 8eine. u@as treibft
on, Simm?"
sd pfIese ben @otor!"
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17

GngIifd. .Obar, brtnsen
sic mir cine Jlalde Gbampagnerl"
rgrtra Orb, mein Sesr?"
nS0ren sic idmer? sd babe aus.
oriidli1 beitelt: einel"
Washington Journal., 1943-09-17
S SefiS wS5tnR 2oe

FORMS HEIL-oEL LINIMENT - anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen, muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNTS MAGOLO - alkalisch - lindert
gewisse akute Magenstorungen vie Sod
bremen und Verdaungsstorungen, her
vo~rserufen durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-13
ESSEN HIT IN
 NIGHT RAID
 BY BRITISH
Terrific Attack FoIIowsA erilan Assault Yes
 ferddy on Rouen

LONDON, March 13-Great Bri- tains giant bombers rained hun dreds of tons of block busters on Essen and the German Ruhr be- fore dawn today, blasting the great Krupp Munitions Works in appar- ently the heaviest RAF attack of the year.
 Twenty-three bombers are off cially listed as missing, the British Air Ministry said but"this did not prevent the attack from being pressed home with the greatest de- termination and all returning crews are enthusiastic in their reports
 Accounts said the raiders struck with such fury. despite notably strengthened defense since the as- sault of March 5.
 The guns of the antiaircraft bat series and the flashing searchlights around Essen gradually faltered under the terrific attack and ground crews were wiped out or driven to cover.
 The attack on Germany's second most blitzed city followed the heavy assault by American daylight raid CTS yesterday in Rouen where the death toll is said to be high and property damage heavy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-13
FIVE BILLS ARE PASSED
 SATURDAY

The House completed it's calen- dar this morning, passing four bills, three advanced from second read ng as the fiftieth day neared. The Senate passed one bill
 The House passed House Bill No. 78, by Leo Rogge, to provide that children must be six years old on the opening day of school to be eligible to enter, instead of in Feb ruary.
 House Bill No TO- by Alaska Stew art Linck, to provide $750 for alter ations to the Territorial Building in Juneau was passed.
 House Bill No. 53, by Andrew Gundersen, allowing chiropractic physicians additional powers, was passed as was House Concurrent Resolution No. by Rep. James V. Davis to turn over Territorially owned assay offices at Ketchikan, Anchorage, College and Nome to the U. s. Bureau of Mines until April, 1945, together with all equip ment.
 In the Senate
 The Senate passed House Bill No. B by Rep. John J. O'Shea, re- moving future liability on the part of the Territory ss1- construction by the Federal governments of flood control projects. river and harbor improvements.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-13
AnfhonyEden Is Visitor in
 Unified States

WASHINGTON, March 13-Capt. Anthony Eden, British Foreign Sec retary, arrived in Washington last night for momentous conversations aimed at cementing the United Ma tions to a fuller understanding.
 Capt. Eden came to Washington at the invitation of the United States.
 In addition to important diplo- matic conferences, he will see first hand something of the great war effort the United States is doing.
 It is understood that Joseph Stall in was informed of the visit of Capt. Eden and he received the informa- tion with pleasure"
 Capt. Eden, at conference to- day with the newsmen said, set backs and disappointments are ab- solutely certain" before the United Nations can hope to win the war and peace afterwards.
 He plans to remain here several weeks and will visit the war plants and military establishments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-13

film, Let's Eat Out" as a study project, to complete the morning program.
 Opening at 80 D. m. for the Monday afternoon session is a lec- ture by John Hall, public health engineer, on the Bacteriology of Sanitation; followed by a review or the Alaska rules and regulations about food establishments, milk and sanitation, given by sanitary en- gineer Richard Green; and reading assignments with individual reports.
 The course is sponsored by the Division of Public Health Engineer ing, Territorial Dept. of Health, and is officially entitled "A Short Course in Restaurant Inspection and Sanitation"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-13
Allied Airn1en Send Down 7OOO- Ton Jap Ship
KUSKIES IN
 FIRST WIN
 1 FOR TITLE

SEATTLE, March 13 - With a sophomore substitute in the role Of last minute hero, the University Of Washington squeezed through to d 53-5l victory over the University of Southern California last night ih the opening game of the Pacific Coast Conferenc e championship play-of
 A capacity crowd of 5000 was wildly cheering as sophomore Bill Taylor let fly with long shot from the side to break 515l deadlock 20 seconds before the final gun.
 The fiction finish of sophomore makes good" came as fitting eli max. The second half had the paw ilion crowd in a frenzy. The score was tied six times in the last half. use was out in front three times by four points and Washington led six times. Half score was 40 to 36 in favor of use.
 The teams went at merry-go round speed all night. The HuskieS kept up terrific pace against a team held to deliberate passing and fast break for the basket system.
 Washington looked ragged at the high speed through three-fourths of the contest and use looked smooth and powerful all the way.
 Bill Morris, all-star Husky guard, with a heavily bandaged knee. set the scoring pace with 16 points, Il in the first half
 Taylor, the sophomore who was listed as a possible started in place of Morris, gathered l4 points as a substitute forward.
 use top scorers were little Gene Rock and center Jim Seminoff, who each got 13 points. Both turned in outstanding shooting performances. Washington broke the ice at the start of the game when Capt. Wally Leask. sharpshooting Indian from Metlakatla, Alaska, cut loose with @ long, one-handed shot that clicked.
 The two teams meet again to- night If the Trojans win this even ing, another game will settle the title on Monday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-13
Dope
 For Sunday

While the Douglas Island Ski Trail condition is reported as being only fair for the weekend, the Upper Bowl is in excellent shape, according to Juneau Ski Club of ficials today.
 Two or three inches of powder snow cover the hard crust which prevailed last week in the upper reaches of the ski area. The upper trail is reported as being quite fast, while the lower trail is dangerous for any but the experienced skier.
 While it is expected that many skiers will make the three-mile trek to the top tomorrow, conditions should be fairly good at the slalom hill and the ski tow will probably be in operation.
 Refreshments for tired skiers will be served tomorrow after skiing hours at the home of Curt Shat tuck, Ski Club President.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-13
kAYHI WINS
 TITLE IN LAST
 TEN SECONDS
SCORES LAST NIGHT Kayhi Defeats Juneau Hi, 40-3S Malamutes Swamp Officers, 59-S6


 A one-h handed push shot in the last ten seconds of play gave Ket- chikan High School a two-point victory over the best Juneau High School team on the floor this year and the boys from the First City walked off with the Southeastern Alaska title
 The Crimson Bears finished the game without the services of star guard Johnny Bavard who went out with a broken wrist Johnny Pasquan and Bobby Shell took over to match the visitors point for point and turn the gym into a riot
 Juneau went into the final per- iod leading 30 to 28 Ked Hannah, Kayhi forward, dumped in free throw followed by one of the same by Salvador del Fierro to knot the game at 30-30. Then del Fierro canned another free throw to give the visitors a one-point lead and Shell sank a field goal to give his team one-point lead.
 Neck and Neck
 Dick Bussanich put Kayhi ahead S3-32 with a field goal, Pasquan retaliated with one for Juneau, del Fierro sank one for Ketchikan, Pasquan came through again and Juneau led 36-35.
 Dick Bussanich came through with another field goal and Shell matched it to keep a 38-37 lead with 45 seconds to go. Anderson fouled Hannah who sank the shot which tied the score at 38-38.
 Guard Frank Mortenson won the game and the title for Ketchikan with a one-hander from the side with just about ten second remain ing
 Del Fierro ran up IT points to lead the v1ctOrS, while PaSquan was next high with ten. Shell turned in another swell perform ance at the pivot post, gaining nine points when they counted. An derson played a good game too, filling in a big hole left by Bavard who collected eight points while he played.
 Juneau came out like real team with the opening gun and
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