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Evening star., 1943-02-11
Federation Committee
To Finish Probe Of
.0CD Setup Tonight
Hears Zone Official
Describe Collection
Of Funds for Work

Questioning Of a member of the
Finance Committee of Zone p. Area
10, of the Connecticut avenue sec
of the Police and Fire Protection
Committee of the Federation of
Citizens Associations at its meeting
last night in the United States
Chamber of Commerce Building
Acting as a fact finding body.
the Federation committee was ere
ated to study all phases of the civil
ian defense setup in the District.
1t will publish its findings Feb
ruary 20.
The eighth and final meeting will
be held at O'Clock tonight at the
Chamber of Commerce Building
P. J. Abelman. chairman, said a
representative of every branch of
civilian defense has appeared AT the
meetings. There have been II
speakers, and all have been Ques-
toned.
Fund Solicitation Outlined.
Last nights "WitneSS' was William
J. Bushwaller, 1926 Twenty eighth
street NV, Who said he served on
a committee of three members to
obtain funds for civil defense needs
in his zone at the request of his air
raid warden He added that he had
no knowledge of funds being avail
able for civilian defense needs from
any other source.
Il know very little of the civilian
Evening star., 1943-02-11

Buy bonds. Give MP that trip you
had planned. and give . bomber a
| trip to Toxic.
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Untrinl1ncd Coats

2 BLUE WOOL REFERS, sizes II
and Is. Orig 2995-
BLACK COATS, sizes 38, 4112 and
4712. Were 1896 5----------1 1900
2 ZIP-IN LINING NATURAL WOOL
FLEECE COATS, sizes IL and A.
Were 2295 ------------------ 1900
BROWN TWEED COAT, size 38.
Was $500 ------------------- 1885
l BEIGE CHESTERFIELD, raglan
sleeves, size 16 Orig. 1895 $500
THE PALAIS ROYAL ..
COATS. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-11

Laval. The others are held In a
Pyrennees fortress.
Evening star., 1943-02-11

Neal, Charles NJ.
Fleet, Nathaniel
Barton, Joseph r.
Rollins. VIM. T.
Ray, John L.
Brooks. James c.
Avance, Jodle H.
Gibson, Warren
Potter, Robert M.
Robbs, Ellison l..
Humble, Warner l..
Middleton, F. A.
Robinson, julie H.
Travers. John w.
Lewis, James w.
GrigSby. George
Scott, Clarence r.
knight, James E.
Gordon, Odeli T.
Harley, Cnd rIeS Z
LomaX, Theodore r.
Curseen, Albert F.
Mills, Watson L.
Lewis, r. E, ir.
Stewart, A. B.
Hill Emmett
Martin, Alfred
Stewart, Clarence r
Vaughn. Bernard NJ.
Bruce, Arthur l..
Winfield, James. ir.
Deadwyler, Leroy
Worrell, Arthur G.
Hoarne. Roland
Hill, Saunders P.
Stevens, James w.
Hayden, Nathaniel
Curry, John E.
Jones, Robert
Millard. Clarence D.
Jones, Eldrew J.
Thomas, Edward r.
Storrs. Wendell E.
Robinson, Nelma
Taylor, William II.
Richardson. n. A.
Wheeler, Oliver
Wells. James E.
Simms. Leon E.
Paige, Russell L.
Harrison, Leroy II.
Han sberrv, VIM. H.
Harris. william
Smith, Walter w.
Lyons, Charles J.
Aston, HeZeklah
Toyo, Theodore r.
Purvey, VIM. w
Smally, Russell c.
Holloway, James A.
Taylor, Russell
Clark, Andrew
Evening star., 1943-02-11

HE FALHTS RUf Al
KNIT UNDERWEAR, STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-11

Is Navy blue and red plaid macki- !.
naWs. Soft, warm material, $50
wool. balance rayon. Plaid lining j
Sizes 8 to 10. Ree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

Leave it Sans do the impossible nearly So Ata
time when dresses extremely difficult obtain
spring this grand surprise for our famous Dollar Day
Dresses that regularly sell for IA ISIS will be sold
the amazing price of one dollar for day only. All
new, fresh and well made Materials good Styles
smart including 2-piece SUITS hirtwast and dresses
Not every material in every size. We reserve the right
limit quantities. None sold TO dealers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
w aIking bar
Booted Into Jail for 80 Days
for 'BootIeeging

a walking hooOeggCr GOT booted
INTO the county laI! for 30 dd' &
Saturday by Recorders Judge
Skillman to contemplate the evils
OF selling liquor without a license
Francis Williams. % OF loss
Brady. according To arresiug oil
hcers. was standing IN the lonoy
of the Columbia Thcater, g. Mon
roe on May IS, with a bottle OF
whisky and = glass approaching
likely customers with the offer oil
a drink for 20 cents
Patrolman John klllccn. Wnc
was approarned arrested Williams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Child CdnfeenS
Open in Schools
Monday, June q
$50 10 $50 Sessions
for ~ Gents an Hour;
Meals Cost . Quarter

Eleven caHfrsn> go provide l--
hour daily care for children of
women VAT workers VIII be-
opened Monday. juno IS. bN The
Detroit Board az Education
Designed 10 help curb Juvenile
cirirru1r-ry-y- -r---f r. -----f--v-
mothers 10 take zap war work.
these cantcCnS Will care Tor D 90
14-year-old children
These CautccnS. In 4. school
buildings throughout tn" cI'> VIII
offer children supervised play
good food and adequate rest
happy. wholesome activity and
good Comp5nionSrlp.
$50 4. NJ. TO $50 +. VI.
The program begins as early as
s 80 in the morning u necessary,
and closes IS late as ESQ p. m.
Fees are 81. cents an hour for
service and 25 cents for each
meal, payable weekly IN advance
A preliminary registration for
enrolment Ia these CantecnS VIII
he taken AZ the schools tins Mon
DAY, Tuesday and "Wednesday
from 4 2. m. 10 ; p, M
These CenterS all VIII open June
IS. providing enough children
have been registered 10y that time
LOCATIONS TOLD
The schools in which the can
teens VIII be opened, are
Barbour 42O9 Seneca: Bur
roughs. $3.50 81. Cyril; Condor
1914 West Grand Boulevard, Gar
field. $3.50 Rivard; HutchinS. $50
Woodrow Wilson; Jackson, 4lSl
Marlborough; jefferson. $50 Sci
den: Harding, 14450 Burt road
Nolan. 1850 LantZ: Post S2O'
Midland: Southwestern 1921 NeS'
Fort. and Foch. 1862 FairvleW
Registration at Foch School Wi
be held Monday. June Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

More than 200 former employees
OF the bomber plant Of the Hud-
son Motor Car Co, serving Uncle
sam in an parts of the World are
receiving weekly gifts Of clea'ctS
from tho Hudson Aircraft Service
Men Club.
Aaron ~ Dennis. secretary Of
the club. said Saturday that each
week carton of cigarctS is sent
10 men in an branCEcs of the
service except the army. Due 10
regulations smokes cannot be sent
10 men in this branch outside the
United States, but 10 make up for
il. army men stationed abroad are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
3 Children
Seek Father

Left without support by the
death Of their m o 4 h . r, Mrs.
George MAYHEM, 1915 Third, three
children. the eldest II SATURDAY.
began a search for their missing
father.
owe got along fairly we'll so
long as m I Ter was alive,
George MaVhew Jr.. now taking
care of his younger brother and
sister, said. II make little
money. hut not enough 10 keep
us together. Dad disappeared
last February and we have had
no word from him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
JOneses TO Mark
Golden Wedding
80 Nv lnlerna,lara 90. pho,o.

Mr and Mrs John F. Jones
22OO Chicago, whose marriage 50
years ago united two pioneer
families of Detroit, Will Ceiebfa
The1r golden wedding anniversary
Sunday with an open house OBJ
SeTvance.
Both are natives OF Dctrc Z.
Mrs. Jones, the former Fila
Briggs. was horn in a home IN
what is now known as NInSe' "A
Park in which her mother and
glandmnther were horn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Probe DeraiIinq Of Train

FLINT. June 19-An inveStiga-
tion today is being made in an
effort 10 apprehond the perS N
who opened a switch on the Grand
Trunk and Western Railroad Ire
near Kcarslev Park boulevard and
dcrallcd a car loaded with wal
material. June Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Madeleine Carroll
Gets Tax Exemption

-H9EEYW06B. turr-f9t
A court order granted film actress
Madeleine Carroll a So, 500 eNemp-
tion on her 1912 income TAX today
because she is supporting 81
French war orphans in her home
near Paris
The blond actress also won re-
bates on her 1888 and 1899 taxes
because she supported her parents
during those years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Former Pals in Plant
Send Fighters Smokes

sent 81 monthly the equivalent
10 four cartons OF ClgaretS.
The gifts are provided from a
voluntary fund 10 which each
member of the club contributes,
Dennis said that he receives let
tiers from men m all sections of
the globe. thanking the club for
LIS lnlOrcSi I'm them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Charlie and His Coma
In Cottage SecIusion

SANTA BARBARA, June 10
GNS)-Comedian Charles, Chap
lin and his 18-year-old bride. the
former Oona ONeill, were in Sc
clusion today in a large cottage
in fashionable suburban Monte
otto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Circus Performers
Poisoned by Food

WASHINGTON, June 10 (INS)
More than 10 performers OF
the Greatest Show on Earth"
including the world famous clown
Felix Adler, were still IN Wash
ington hospitals today after being
stricken with food poisoning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
New CAP Base
lobe Dedicated
Assembly Off
Psrairoopers 10 Help
Hamtramck Observe
Anniversary Festival

The Civil Air Patrols new sea.
plane base f;rSt of MS kind IN toe
country. viii be dedicated Sunday
with program at the foot Of
McadoWbrook
Opening o. The base lnau-llIaLeS
a unique ,ervice m which the
coast guard viii work with five
planes OF Group 632 IN aC.Na'1r
patrol Of vial shipping channels.
Officers OF the state WIc- AMI
other notables VIII take part in
the ceremonies
CAP moved into Ford arpoct
for the first time Sunday with
maneuverS by Capt Joe DeNionI $
Group 63f. Formation flying, Snot
landings and other aerial dctlNl-
ties are on the schedule. re
WomenS service squadron VIII
operate mobile canteen.
Comdr. Bob Lunceford' para
troopers participate Sunday ~, a
IIamtramck OCD annlNerS 3iy
demonstration that viii ,acldGc
ieep-drlWng soldiers from It
Wayne.
1t. Orren Fisher Of Squadron
6S4-l has been named wing staff
training and operations officer by
Mai. Ray Baker.
Wing mobilization pre-, iou> y
announced for Grand Rapids july
4 has been called off. Instead only
groups not engaged in local mis-
SionS will assemble at Kent air
port.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-14
BULLETIN BOARD

One OF the objects OF our good in
tentions around the clubhouse for
some time now has been the bull
letin board. 1t seems to us that
! 1t needs more attentions calling
quality which doubtless is the prime
requisite of every bulletin board. In
accomplishing this tsoon, We hope)
we'll welcome the suggestions of
all you Servicemen and ESQ girls.
It's not that we feel that the
board up to now has been exactly
drab or monotonous. 1t surely has
not lacked variety, what with its
business-like assurance that the
Territorial Museum is must" for
all visitors, but that the use OF the
Clubs razor and its shower-bath is
optional, interspersed with display
of some of the not-too- spectacular
pictures from Esquire and some of
the cartoons from the Saturday
Evening Post, not quite SO restrained
as formerly las, for example. its
What well-turned ankle!' from
the current issue) Then too we've
had the spectacular World of To-
morrow" series of future wonders,
as well as the ,no-less- wonderful
world of today peopled by those
very remarkable Vargas girls.
No. it isn't that we've been too
conservative about what's on the
board. The thing we plan to do is
to brighten up the frame and prob
ably the board itself. We propose
also to make sure that all the no.
tices and pictures hereafter are kept
up to date, and that they are
changed at frequent intervals.
Speaking of the Vargas girls: 1t
is well-remembered fact that
their pictures have graced our bull
letin board on occasion, but re-
grettably only briefly-very briefly,
indeed. We've always understood
that in this world of ours Beauty
is fleeting and that its tragic fate
Is definitely of the here today
tomorrow variety. But that
is not true of Beauty on our bull
letin board tomorrow" has moth
ing to do with the matter. BY
actual timing it's been noted that
several of the most irresistible of
the Misses Vargas have been pin
ned up on the board at l1:45 "A. M.
only to have mysteriously disap-
peared by noon. We recall reading
once that a gypsy kind had said
that there were only two kinds of
merchandise. Lost and ,,nloct
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-14
Junior Trinity Guild
Plans Doll Bazaar,
Public Card Party

Plans for pulic card party and
doll bazaar were made last, night
by members of the Trinity Junior
Guild at meeting at the Fifth
Street home of Mrs. Helen Cass
Mrs. Don Hanebury was co-hostess
for the evening.
The card party, which this year
will take the place of the annual
Halloween tea. is to be an event
Friday evening October 30. at the
Trinity Parish Hall. Bridge and
pinochle will be played and Mrs.
Elmer Benedict is chairman in
charge of the affair.
The popular doll bazaar will be
held at Trinity Parish Hall Novem-
Der IT, with Mrs. J. C. Ryan in
charge. Dressed dolls as we'll as
doll clothes will be for sale, all
articles having been made during
the past several months by the var
ious members.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-14
PROGRAM

THURSDAY. october IA, $3.50 P.
M.-Dance in USO Lobby
FRIDAY, october is, 6:45 P. M.
-servicemen's Council Meeting in
USO Lobby; 900 p. M.-Game
party and refreshments in USO
Lobby.
SATURDAY, october l6, 900 p
M. - Dance to music of All-Girl
Orchestra. Place to be announced
tomorrow.
SUNDAY, october IT, 100 p. M
tor later at convenience Of SER
vicemen) Trip to Mendenhall Gla-
cier: 200 P. M-Bicycle party
weather permitting); $50 p. M
--vespers in USO Lobby; 1000 P
M.-Singing around piano.
MONDAY. october 10, 500 P. M.
Forum Club meeting at private
home. Get your reservation at USO
desk; $50 p. M.-Movies in USO
Lobby.
TUESDAY, October 10, 900 P.
M.-Quiz contest broadcast over
KINY) $50 p. M.-Bingo games.
WEDNESDAY. october 20, tbs
p. M.-Movies in USO Lobby; 8:l5
P. M.-Card party on second floor
of USO with Patronesses as hos
tesses; 900 P. Mold fashioned
dances in USO Lobby
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-14
JUNEAU'5 US0 NEWS
Interesting liens for Everybody

to today, only a single such citation
has been made.
Today we are pleased to name
Sergeant Leonard Faerber, of ST.
Louis, Mo, as USOldier- of the
Week. That he fully merits this
recognition, we are confident there
can be no doubt Last Wednesday
and Thursday, due to the heavy
rains and the consequent rise of
Gold Creek, many buildings here
faced quick destruction by flood; it
swiftly became obvious that they
we're doomed unless help was i'm
mediately forthcoming. Naturally
the town turned to the Servicemen
for that help; and it was instantly
provided. Of course, many men
had a hand in waging the crucial
battle against the elements that
followed; but certainly the major
part of the credit belongs to Ser
geant Faerber Official recognition
of his fine work came on Saturday
when he received a special COM
mendation from his commanding
officer, Col. Riegle. We won't quote
the citation here; but in condensed
form. it said very emphatically, in
effect: Nice work Soldier!" Nor
were we surprised. Ever since we
first became acquainted with him
last Spring, Len Faerber has been
one of this particular reporters fav-
orite friends, well liked and much
respected for various reasons
among others, that he has been a
very good baseball player. More
than that, however, he has seemed
just about the .'ruggedest" Soldier
of our acquaintance, a man who
when eventually called upon to
come to grips with the enemy would
prove to be thoroughly fearless and
very tough, plus. Last week it was
not Japan which was the enemy;
but it was deadly foe nonetheless.
And facing it, Sergeant Faerber
handled himself in the courageous
and resourceful manner we'd ex-
pected of him. Nice going, LEM
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-14
MURDER MYSTERY
ENDS TONIGHT ON
CAPITOL SCREEN

Red Shelton does plenty of sus-
pecting. gets himself and Ann
Rutherford into thrilling and hilar-
ious predicaments, and solves a
murder mystery amid howls of
mirth in "Whistling in Dixie"
playing for the last two times this
evening at the Capitol.
Shelton once again portrays the
character of Wally Benton, The
Fox" which he first created in
"Whistling in the Dark with Ann
Rutherford as his fiancee.
Shelton is at his funniest, and
Guy Kibbee as a bibulous Judge
adds more laughs. Miss Lewis
plays iler role convincingly and
Bancroft and Whitney are properly
menacing. Rags Raglapd is conf
cal in dual role. Principals in
clude Celia Travers, Pierre Watkin
and Emmett Vogan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-14
NAT. BUSINESS
W0MEN'5 WEEK
OBSERVED HERE

National Business Women's Week,
which is being observed through
out the United States, the District
of Columbia. Hawaii and Alaska
from October 1915, has been a
national institution for. several
years The first observance was
held in 1923, when there were 874
clubs and $4,000 members. The pur-
pose was to review, ,dramatize and
inspire the contribution of business
and professional women to the
economic, social and political life
of the country.
Down through the years the focus
has changed as the world has
changed and today the Federation
has about 1,700 clubs and $1,000
members.
The purpose of National Business
Women's Week in 1913 is to en-
phasize the leadership of women
in business and the professions in
solving the problems of Living on
the Home Front" The new prob
lens of daily living resulting from
the war are SO confusing, 50 COM
pick, that only trained minds aud
far-sighted orderly procedures cen
solve them. This is the main realm
in which trained women can help
win the war.
The National Federation of Bust
ness and Professional Women S
Clubs, Inc, is twenty-four years
old, and National Business Womens
Week is celebrating its sixteenth
year at the present time.
Juneau's Business and professional
Women's Club, which was organ
lied for the first time over 20 years
ago, has at all times taken an
active part in community and civic
projects. One of the clubs outstand-
ing work has been the scholarship
loan fund, made available each year
to a high school girl whose work
has been outstanding and who is
partially self-supporting. Several
girls have taken advantage of this
loan and today through the efforts
Of the local club two teachers have
received their necessary education
and several nurses have completed
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-14
USOLDIER-OF- THE WEEK

Several months ago this column
stated that it proposed every once
in a while, when the occasion war
ranted it, to present the name Of
some Serviceman in the column,
specially citing him as "USOldier-
of the Week We further explain
ed that although the citations would
be entirely informal, we intended
to restrict them exclusively to such
outstanding cases as would UNI
doubtedly receive universal recog-
milton as thoroughly well-deSeryed
Since the plan was announced, ur
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-14
BELLE STARR"
I5ATTRA(TI0N,
10Th CENTURY

A girl. who could capture an ar
senal, seize government trains, re-
peatedly rout United States troops
and still look beautiful and find
time for love, is worthy of anyone's
interest.
Such girl was Belle Starr" the
famous bandit queen of the Ozarks,
who was brought to thrilling life on
the screen of the goth Century
Theatre last night in the goth
Century-Fox technicolor produc-
ton which bears her name.
The picture. which proves excit-
ing entertainment, co-features Ran
dolph Scott as Sam Starr, the DASH
ing guerilla leader who loved and
married Belle. and Gene Tierney
as the ''petticoat terror" herself.
Both are perfectly cast and turn in
superlative' performances.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-14
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct IA. - Closing
quotation of Alaska Juneau mine
stock today is Ga, American Can
86M, Anaconda 25ai. Bethlehem
Steel 585s, Curtiss Wright 7, Inter-
national Harvester 81, Kennecott
30A, New York Central l8, Northern
Pacific 1871. United States Steel
52A, Pound $4.04.
Dow, Jones averages today are as
follows: Industrials, 1867; rails,
"a .76; utilities, 2136.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-14
.ELkS HOLD INITIATION,
PLANS MADE FOR VISITOR

r. j. Wallace was initiated into
the Elks lodge at meeting held
last night
Plans were also discussed on ar
rangements in preparation for the
visit of District Deputy Grand Ex-
allied Ruler Ray Ready of Ketchikan.
Leonard Holmquist is chairman in
charge of events for Roady's official
visit on October 20, Wednesday of
next week.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-14
'zJI7W'l
rHEATNE Nv
their training.

their training.
With civilian defense. war relief
and war industrial work a part OF
the many tasks that women today
are ably performing. the local club
last year broadered the fund to
loan to any. .weuan or girl fol
special training or re- training to
equip herself with necessary know
ledge that she may fit into the. war
picture.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-14
STRONG GERMAN
FORCES BEATEN
BY YUG0SLAvS

LONDON, Oct. 14-Strong Ger
man forces attempting to storm
the town of Tuzla, industrial center
dominating the plain leading to
Belgrade, were beaten back and
are retreating westward toward
Doboj, communique from the Yu-
goslav National Liberation Army
broadcast of the free Yugoslav says.