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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-18
REV. ALS0p WILL
 SPEAK AT BETHEL

Guest speaker tonight at Bethel Tabernacle, Fourth and Franklin streets, will be the Rev. Alsop of the Resurrection Lutheran Church who will speak to the Young People.
 Special singing and the instru- mental numbers will be held. The program starts at 8 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-18
ARRIVES FROM sITKA

Ernie Carter, owner of ErnieS Cocktail Bar in Sitka, arrived here this morning with Alaska Coastal Airlines.
 MT. Carter recently returned from an extended trip to California, Oregon and Washington States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-18
PRICES THURSDAY

Alaska Juneau mine stock closed yesterday at 6. American Can S5l@, Anaconda 267S, Bethlehem Steel 62s Commonwealth and Southern l. Curtiss Wright g., General Mo tors 54, Granby Copper and Min ing 5A, International Harvester 70lz, Kennecott 30. New York Central 17A, Northern Pacific 15Is, Packard Motors 4as, Republic Steel IT. U. s. Steel 54 Pound s4O4.
 Dow. Jones averages for Thurs day were as follows: industrials l3985, rails 3538. utilities 2024.
 The territorial flower of Alaska is the forget-me- mot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-18
FRANK A. METCALF
 ARRIVES FROM SITK A

Frank Metcalf. former City En- gineer of Juneau, arrived here with Alaska Coastal Airlines today from Sitka where he has been since last summer
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-18
10000 LAPS
 DEAD, HURT
 BY CHINESE

CHUNGKING, China, June 18.- A Chinese Army spokesman said about 10000 Japanese were wound ed or killed in the 40-day battle for the upper Yangtze River.
 Less than two-thirds of the Jap forces in the area managed to es- cape, he said in the Chinese troops counter offensive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-18
Alaska Road
 Nof Opened
 To Tourists
No Civilian Travel or Pro- mofional Enter-
 prise Yet

EDMONTON, June 18-The AL aska Military Highway will not be open for the use of tourists or for promotional enterprises of any kind while under the control of the Army, Capt. F. c. Bishop. public relations officer of the Northwest Service Command announces.
 Bishop is opening a public rela- tons office here and will handle @ll of the public relations activity from here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-18

Belleau Wood, where U. S. Ma
 rlnes stopped Germany's drive to Paris in 1918, was purchased by a
 group of American women in 1924.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-18

Gasoline tankers in the U. S. Navy usually carry Indian names of rivers flowing through oil-pro- ducing regions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-18

ALICE SMITH, OPA
 OFFICIAL, IS HERE Alice Smith, inspector for the Office of Price Administration in
La gaceta., 1943-11-20

(Niene Is S pAgina III
acreditar . un ciudadano decente ! ho-
nesto. cumplidor de sus deberes democrd-
tic0s. Sc le llama comunista.
Los p~eri6dieos publican noticias dc es-
ID jazz: ha sido detenido Manuel Car
eeran " IL policia k acusa de ~comunista.
Garceran se opons Is tirania y pro-
testa de los atropellos que con los infelices
Is cometen.
II policia le presiona, le amenazas le
La gaceta., 1943-11-20
Ell ASEDIO DE MADRID
- EDUARDO ZAMAcoIs


Juanito cue ios calzones rs ~ a1io-
jaban Y aeudio 2 sujetarseioa.
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mitivo.
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eoraz6n Sc le habia subido 2 los
oidos.
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suolo = y ESQ
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aenanso 0onteseo eia N
yo nalamoa a easaAeh@ 9 4sn
tas Y hame 70 paeIsa oe "
eaho a01a1 y .hs1AnAna mas
loven, e NaFa' oano 1eAunAonan-
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La gaceta., 1943-11-20

vereaenza q ii n
-replique deiar oue
frio cue hace, esas eris.n \.
aeuesten en- los ladrillos m;.
v%osotras, grandisimas Nm
disfrutais de dos coIchops.,
Dc conner? lQue les dAis 4.
mer3.~ Pan durO, i%ver5,a,
Pues ESQ Sc acab6 pOrope 4.
mismo Sc vienen eOnmieon
Estan en- tn casai-;,.
rrumpi6 Muaoz.
-Desde haee euatrO di..
artesa dc noche Ia nenamo.
paja y ali duerme el mas Dsml
no. 81 mayor se acuesta \
mujer v cOnmigO, atravesado
los pies de la cana. Fl otro dps
me con Enriqueta. EstOv ~,
de que han salido ganando. 4.
que en- mi casa nadie lea De-,
Juanito Munoz abraz6 Il \,
tero. Sin corresponder al hsls.
81 senior Primitive continue:
"A esas dos tiazas no las +
go. Encontrdrmelas y revOlvtn
Ia bills ea TODD uno. Elias
simpatizar6n con los ablancogl
pero tienen alma de fascista. uo|
que quien. abusando de su ius|
"a, maltrata q an niho, 81 fus.
dictador 1nsilaria al pueblo. 4
Il cue Quieras: 20, en- i
lugar, no las tenia en- mi cas-
u merecen. 81 10 mereeess
So desvivirian pOr ayudarte en-
buena obra que quieres hacer..
Juanito insisti6:
-Piensa listed bien, ssis
Primitive. Quede listed tranWI
10. Hoy mismO las echars a
--Dilas remach6 81 carter
que Sc vayan con Ia mads
que Jas pari6. Greene a mil
Minutes despu6s JuanitO II
noz llegaba a Ia Gale Mesdn
Paredes. Al entrar en- Ia De
Esgrima, VIC a Pura ocupando
segundo puesto en- Il retahila
mas de Glen vecinas estacionadi
delante de una tahona. Fl De
pacho c0menzaba > las diez.
-Desde las siste de 10 man
"a declare Il joven =
themes aqui.
Su marido Ia pusO al eorrienI
de cuanto Il senior Primitive
contado.
DE ESQ replico ella
bia yo algo porQue aver, m'
temprano, 1ueron g verne
Francisco " su hermana Y me I.
tregaron ID Have dc Ia casa, dlel.
dome que habian llegado . y
arid unas parientas suyas ] 9
se marchaban s vivr con elias
La gaceta., 1943-11-20
persigue w.. Garceran ACADIA por marchar.
SIC del pals O meterse en- su casa.

NuESTRA expression De gratitud 1 "a
sociedad Circulo Cubano por haber man
dado q corona 81 entierro de Don Bash
Ito Alvarez y haberse hecho representa-
por So querido presidente ! 81 amable e.
cretario,
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
LOS DUENOS DE CASAS TEN
DRAM QUE PERSEGUIR LAS
RATAS

Ell comite de salubridad del a.
yuntamiento acord6 aver reco-
mendar una ordenanza que exija
de los duehos de casas, incluyen-
do las casas de huespedes, ell des-
truir las ratas y poner los edifi-
clos a prueba de ratas.
La recommendation Sc hace con
la esperanto de eliminar por COM
pleto la fiebre tifoidea.
Creese que Ell ayuntamiento, en-
la session del martes, aprobara
la medida.
A los Is dias de ser avisado,
por ejemplo, ell dueno de una casa
debera poner su edificio q prue-
ba de ratas.
Los alimentos para pollos, GER
dos, reses v otros animales debe-
ran ser encerrados en- latas a prue
ba de ratas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
Ell BANoUETE DE IA
SEccIoN DE PROTECTION Y
AUXILlO

Tenemos entendido que dentro
de pocos dias Sc efectuara Ell ban
quote de la Secci6n de Damas dc
Protection y AuxiliS del Centre
Espanol.
La presidenta de la Secci6n,
Sra. Della Barbas, Sc propone
conmemorar ell 500 a~niversariO
de la fundaci6n del humanitario
grupo.
Realiza la Secci6n, EN- benefit
clio del Centre Espahol, una labor
fecunda y c~aritativa.
Cortinas venecianas van a e
compradas para todas las habita-
clones del precioso edificio del
Sanatorio.
Sobre ell banquete daremos
nuevos detalles.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
DE NUEvo EN- ESTA

Desde hace dias Sc encuentra
de nuevo en- esta la gentil y bella
damita Evelyn Fernandez, (1lti-
ma Reina del Carnival Latino A
mericano), luego de haber disfru-
tado de unas vacaciones en- la ciu-
dad de Miami, con su querida ia
milia.
Familiares de la Srta. Fernan-
DEE aun permanecen en- Miami Y
seg6n Sc nos informa la gentil da-
mita volvera para esa ciudad Ell
entrante Domingo, a pasarse va
rias semanas mas.
I'm cordial saludo pra nuestra
amiguita.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
CoMIDA FAMILIAR

En- la noche del pasado jueves
lie fue ofrecida una comida en- su
hogan, 1924 de la 0ncena aveni-
da, a nuestro estimado amigo Jo-
Sc Monteresi, con motive de cum
plir en- csc dia un ano mas de vi
da.
Tuvo caracter familiar, congre-
gandose en- la residential del Sr.
Monteresi toda su ~apreciada fami-
liza. Horas de cariho Y algeria.
Que pueda cumplir muchos mas
lleno de salud y dicha, son los de-
secs del cronista.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
9os 9llas;o Rods;gas,
DE VISTA

En- la tarde de aver tuvimos 81
placer de saludar al ~apreciado jo-
ven Pvt. Gonzalo Fernandez, ell
que desde hace aproximadamente
einco meses pertenece al Ejercito
de esta naci6n.
Ell Pvt. Fernandez disfrutara
de varios dfas de licencia, los que
pasara en- union de sus familiares
Residences en- Ell 2432 de la Gale
Union, en- West Tampa.
En- la actualidad Sc halla esta-
cionado en- ell Campamento Truax
Field, en- Madison, Wisconsin.
Pertenece al cuerpo de infanteria.
iBienvenido!
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
PleitOs y Divorcios

Decretos:
Fay Dewald contra Julio De-
valid; Julia Gresko contra Ste
phen ]. Gresko; Myrtle Joiner
contra Claude Joiner; Phillip A.
Kinney contra Pearl Kinney.
Nuevas demands:
Lois Wheeler Hart contra Carl
Reinald Hart; James Lee Stinnet-
tie contra Clyde Brown Stinnette;
Denver R. Rhoads contra Vernice
Rhoads; Mavis Carlene Graves
contra James J. Graves.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
NACIMIENTO

Alegrado Sc We ell hogan de los
esposos Frances Y Frank Pitisci,
con ell feliz advenimiento de una
linda nina, la que llevara ell nom
bre de Brenda Joyce.
La Sra. Pitisci fue asistida por
Ell ginec6logo DR.. Jose A. Domin-
guez.
Tanto la mama como Ia nina va
SO encuentran en- su hogan, en- ell
2404 de la Gale Diez.
Nuestra enhorabuena a los fe-
Ices papas Y que puedan e Gre
Ger sana v dichosa a Brenda Joyce
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
DE vACACIoNES

En- la tarde de hoy partiran pa
ra la playa de Clearwater, con ell
prop6sito de pasarse cuatro sema-
mas los estimados esposos Francis
co Y Rosaura Dfaz, como tambien
los papas del Sr. Dfaz.
En- esta hermosa playa han al
quilado una casita, la que brin-
dan a sus amistades.
Muchas diversiones tendran.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
ENTIERRO

Como Sc anunciara, aver tarde
recibi6 cristiana sepultura ell ca
daver del infortunado joven Ser
gio Sanchez sargento de nuestro
Ejercito, que en- pasados dfas pc
reciera en- un accidente autOmolis-
ia.
Fue una verdadera manifesto
cion de duelo ell acto del e%ntierro.
Llevan estas lineas un lenitivc
al immense pesar de la familia San
chez, por lie perdida tan irrepara-
BILE.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
UN VARON

Atendida por ell DR.. Jose Anto-
Mo Domfnguez do a luz en pasa-
dos dias la Sra. Sofia Alfonso, es-
posa del Sr. Julio Alfonso, domici-
liados en- ell 1906 de la Gale Is.
I'm hermoso varoncito, que llevara
ell nombre de su papa.
Nuestra congratulacion.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14

lal Sc la damos a nues
DO amigo Mario Me-
EentO de nuestro Ejer-
sgreSa manana domin-
~mpamento de Califor-
) de haber d~isfrutado
e vacaciones r~eponien-
fiebres malarias que
mientras luchaba con-
pneses en- Guadalcanal.
Menendez no ha mu-
b matrimonio con la
anita Mercedita San
nte de la Orquesta "La
pedlmoS con bastante
este amigo, al que de-
ltdra y salud.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
MATRIMONIOS

Jose A. Pereira, 80, y Hazel A.
Murray, 20.
Francisco Xavier Folding, q, Y
Frances E. Tougas, %.
Paul Jose Kieffer, %, Y Angus
Ia E. Bagnell, %.
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
De MANANA

asadas semanas, ma
4 tendra nuestra ju-
I. pasar la noche' d.
81 bale o~rganizado
la Seccion de RecreO
\ la sOciedad Circul0
stes podran d~isfrutar
! deliciosa y sin que
lrandemente ell calor'
|esta Sc verificara en-
lin. En- ell mismo Sc
Esas para los que de-
II, sin que por este
Ibonar NADIA extra.
| de la mGsica sera O.
] orquesta don Fran
que cada sema-
mas simpatizadores
! de la nOche Sc toca-
B pieza y la Ultima a
) presios va estable-
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
NORTE

/ de hoy partieron pa
h de Nueva York, IA
Ia. Rosaura Corrales,
de sus dos hijas Hor-
Corrales.
e~xcursionista es
|Sr. Arturo Corrales,
en- Ell 1914 de la Doce
dad nortena pasaran
has de v~acaciones, las
mos sean muy diverti-
La gaceta., 1943-08-14
DE LICENCIA

Disfrutando de una licencia de
varios dfas Sc encuentra en- esta
ell Pfc. Joe Canzoneri, ell que per-
tenece al Cuerpo de Artillerfa de
nuestro Ejercito.
Durante su estancia aqui sc
hospedara en- ell hogan de sus pa
dres, esposos Mateo Canzoneri, en-
ell 1912 de la Gale Pine, en- West
Tampa.
I'm saludo para ell Pfc. CAMEO
neri.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Deaths Reported

Esta L. Hesvener, 80, Arlnston. Va.
Herbert. {; Hunter. g. trlinston, ".
o4s5et Fss5 L FspEeG ba 81 81 ss SRsrSn Rsnyon vs e
infant Becker. l73s Lanier pi. NV,
infant Thomas w. Coulby. 1902 s st. Sc.
infant hndIsws An sssso not Sa, Eiyen Tacomh 8,
infant Glenn. 1908 10th st. NV;
Infant o ps shs7o; az Ss5 ssSa Mscomb st NV.
Rebecca E. smallvood. ~, 4es virsini.
Reis kfssuI K:sfG Jehnsea s4s ls'h S Mclean
Elaista H. spicer. IS. 5000 Blaine st. ne.
infant infant 9bone' dSss q 80 po9ds nf St ave.
infant Brooks, ISIS nsI Yer Vernon st. NV.
Abraham stern "a. 20 Fessenden st. nv.
Michael De Marco. 81. 1927 Columbia
Annie d M M Hoover. IS. a7o1 Conn ave. NV.
GoEnelis Mathis 15' sos 4 St,s.
Emma 9. Thomas. So l414 Quincy st. NV,
Thomas J. Carney, es, 4os Shepherd st.
william H Murphy. es, s. Az ,soJ St; nv.
Mwsrd F MCKAY, So i4$s spring I'd NV.
Nicholas w Gartrell. 6l. 925 F st. s.w.
Eugene H. Clark, So. 414 11th st. ne
MaIy KAN 4 bsvsss bsvs 81 81 s5s t6l rarn st Td
Edward McNelio. 4e, 1404 14th st. NV.
George V. Weisner. "a, 1014 NJ st. Sc
John Himick. 22. New Eagle. Pa.
John +. Schmitt, t.; !. Arlington. Va.
William H Weems, 70. 1918 18th pl. sc.
James II. Payne, "a, 1884 Half st. sw.
Daniel H. Davis. so. 1918 c st; Sc.
Elmer II Blackwell. As. $50 25th st. ne.
Annie Mel. Manuel. AZ. $50 Dixon ct s.w.
Lueiee % % Aston, s. 143a T st. nv
Dorothy L. Evans. %. 1904 Vermont
Infant Msuline Morgan. 4a7 L 1t. NV.
Evening star., 1943-07-07

Under D. c. ld1o, couples must
apply tor a marriage license on
one day, ioait three full days and
| receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
| counted the same as other days.
both Of 71s Hall st. s.w.
Laymon Lyons, 22, and Dorothy Terry, 49,
stsSart s i HlIl: IS, 1860 Y Y st. NV. and
Clarence % Kan Kane. rs. G Cieveland Ohio. and
u Mary Fox, 30, 1920 Ames st. ne.
Nellie Gorden, 81. 92s 4th ST. NV.
Edward Bpguzski 90, Fort Belvoir, Va,
and Masdalene sobolewskL 20, 5l3 9th
Roy Beali. 90, - New York ave. NV, and
Gath catherns nns.[san Dean 81 s 1s1a Gor1In p ne
Jessie William. Is: 1887 1Ith $ st. n, NV. AAD
Joseph Joers; Il. $50 Peabody st. NV and
ohn Mary gr1vn j. walls ss as, l12l Oates st M
'on Ramey y~ni Il, I Lookout aU2 Ky 81 S~' ana Ell'e
Charles COOK AH.'ss. jr.. IS. Boiling Field. and
sBes gee st4aSan pishltz 90 e. gdaa sls St $, me-
James Le9nard. q, Quincy, Mass, and
n.y. |,5 strand; Is; ba4 . srd st. ne. anu ~"'''''s
william Hartman 2b. Boiling Field. and
.SS. iqx; ., is53 BrsnsSood .r "a. re-. 'A Dr.
Marie Edsrsn. % 81. s. puluth. e'pai Minn. ~ o. a"o
| Thomas Monday. 21, and Anne Myers, %,
both Of Arlington.
Jimmie Quinn. 81, I445 Oak ST. NV
Jack Guy 23. 619 Rittenhouse st. NV.
and Dorothy Yeazer. 20. s32 Taylor
Booker Darlington. 90. 1928 14th st. NV.
land and Nancy aIS Bellis ,,,;; 70, Gafrney, 8; c.
Raymond Coon. "a. Fort Myer, Va. ,nd
Dorothy Hamilton. 80. Minneapolis,
Daniel Donovan. %, Norfolk. and Amelia
and EytheI johnson, 1a ass Adams st:
Marie Koval. 23. 1924 9Th st. ne.
Eii1abeth Weller. %, 1908 sth st. nv.
Daniel witt; 2s, 1924 Allison st. nv. and
we Stubs HsseF % csmb aS"6 h Loeks St Calf
Charles arts Tyler; ;ol IS, s. N S. sW and Helen
James Young. ir., %. .l6 seaton court n W.
and Laura James. 10. $50 Rhode Island
Charles Poston, 90, Dewitt. Ark. and
Theda Callahan, 81. 1929 Newton st.
Wilbur Harrison. 20 and Lucinda Smith.
%, both Of 1918 Corcoran ST. NV.
John Hawkins. 40. 1928 NJ st ne, and
George de Jongh. Al. 1890 10th st. n e.
Clarence KelsE sns0 u.s. s and Adele Madre' l6'
curtis Bowden, %. Meridian. Miss. and
Dorothy Hight 90, 144s Fairmont
Jack fitzgerald Ok. Poison. Mont and
Gsnevieye Windez 2l ArlIssSn Hdimesd p
NV. and Ellen Golden. 49, 1927 Down
Van Hsia. %. 300 10th st NV.
| Arthur Kieliszewski 81. 1879 18th st NV,
and Minnie Baird. 30. 1736 18Th st.
! Paul Price, 30, Arlington, and Veronica
Raymond nd Reed m jr., "a, s4a4 p st. and
Richard Kelly. 20, ouantico: Va. and
Stella ssaniieu 81 ssan ea17 sih Pr St t. nv
and Rubys Parnell. 81; a5,n 14th st NV:
Curry. 10, 1880 9th st NV.
John Smith. 20; 1907 East Capitol st.
NV, and Alverta Burroughs. 81. 254s
Gale spowers, 27. Silver sprins. Nd, and
Jacobs 20, 1880 N H ave NV
Wallace washer. SO, and Evelyn Doherty'
80. both OF HAMBURG, N. u.
and Petra Bailey. %: 1900 g St, ~, ~
Bethesda, and Pauline Gallagher, 3s.
1924 llth st st. nv " :. - .ns Nav
Frazier, %. 1850 Conn. ave. NV,
schoen. "a, l7l2 Summit .pl: NV,
John P. vaIlee. "a. and Marie Dupuis' 81
Ed%ard 9n.n q Quinn est0'a 90. oNein Nebr.. and
| Alpha Martin, 81. Arlington.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Jury TrioI Set in Case
On Wearing Uniform

Otto H. Gage. 80, TOO block E
street Sc, pleaded not guilty in
Municipal Court yesterday to three
charges of illegally wearing an
Army officers uniform. He de-
manded a jury trial which was set
for July 26 by Judge Nathan Mar
gold.
According to Assistant United
States Attorney Sylvan Schwartz,
the defendant appeared before ci-
william defense groups dressed in
first lieutenant's S uniform, explaining
procedures to be followed in the
event of air raids.
Bond was set at $500 by Judge
Mareold.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Births Reported

william and sarann Barnsley, girl.
Carlton and Jean Beall, boy.
John and Thelma Becker, boy,
James and Helen Breasted. girl
Edward and Virginia Bryant, boy.
Albert and Dorothy Burdine, girls t2).
Robert and Elizabeth Bush. boy.
William and Ann Callan, girl.
Peter and Mary Chaconas. girl.
Frank and Fay Chasin. boy.
jeremiah and Mildred Cook, boy.
Leroy and Dorothy Crouch, boy.
William and Elaine Daley, boy.
John and Mary Dials. boy.
William and Evelyn dubois, girl.
Harry and Ethel Duley, boy.
Leo and Cora Frene girl.
Harold and Bertha Gicker. girl.
Charles and Mary Gordon. boy.
Joseph and Molly Grosman, boy.
Harry and Elizabeth Harper. girl.
Forrest and Ruth Hawkins girl.
John and Agnes Heister, boy.
Donald and Lillian Herr, boy.
Carl and Marie Ingrassi girl
James and Kathryn Kennedy, boy.
Charles and Anne Kraft, boy, 49,.
Theodor and Douglas Meade, boy.
Ralph and Thelma Miller, girl
Arthur and Charlotte Mitchell. sirl
John and Elizabeth Morris; boy.
julius and Mary Non, girl,
Julian and Janet Nugent. girl.
Edward and Henrietta Patrick. girl
Marvin and Anna Peterson. boy.
Russell and Margaret Pierpont boy.
Henry and Mildred Posey. boy
Edward and Evelyn Raab, girl.
Martin and Ruby Ritenour, sirl
James and Harolyne Roberts, boy.
Albert and Mildred Robins. boy.
Joseph and Hilda Rosenbaum. boy.
Carlo and Mary Rossi, girl
Robert and Mary Ryan. boy.
Edward and Elizabeth Schultz girl
Robert and Alice DeShaZo, girls co.
Homer and Mary Simons. girl.
Murray and Anna Sincoff. boy.
Lester and Margaret Smith, bov
Arthur and Dorothy Spedden. boy.
Robert and Lillian Stewart. girl.
George and Mabel Tenley, boy.
Culvin and Mary Totten, boy
James and Juanita Wolfe, erl.
Henry and Lucy Worley, boy
William and Matilda Wright, boy.
Clarence and Edna Cannon. girl
Leo and Maggie Fullard, girl.
william and Juanita Goodloe. boy.
Albert and Lillian Griffin Girl.
Herbert and Mary Herrod. boy
Henry and Frances Johnson. boy.
Allan and Erma Lee, boy.
Farl and lola Noble boy
James and Rosa Richa rdson. boy.
Hazel and villa Wilson. girl.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Man Gets Six Months
On Rution Book Charge

Convicted of illegally having in
his possession four No. 3 war ration
books, Thomas Morrow, 20, colored,
was sentenced yesterday in Mu-
nicipal Court to a 5000 fine or six
months in jail. He chose the jail
sentence.
You are guilty Of taking food
out Of other peoples mouths" Judge
Nathan Margold said in imposing
sentence.
Police said the defendant claimed
he found the books in the hallway
of 1888 Twenty-first street NV,
where they said he lived.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Jar Is Washed Ashore
With SEQ Victims Will

A jam jar, washed up on the
New South Wales coast, contained
a letter revealing the tortures of
hunger and thirst suffered by three
lost in q launch at sea, and the
letter ended with the will Of the
launch owner, H. F. Douglas, hotel
manager at Port Kembla.
The will was witnessed by his
two companions.
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. c. la1o, couples must
apply tor a marriage license on
one day, iOait three full days and
receiDe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
. IN HOLLYWOOD
IT'S A RIOT!

But the picturel Well, two
western bad men, Beutel as Billy
the Kid and Walter Huston as
Doc Holiday, are in love with
the same horse, little Strawber-
ry roam, and the same girl, who
would like to kill Beutel in re-
venge for the Staying of her
brother. In fact, it's new ro-
mantle mixup. two men, girl
and a horse. Beutel and Huston
argue over the horse and the girl
while being pursued by the sher-
if, Thomas Mitchell. Beutel fin
ally marries the girl Courtesy of
the Hays office censors) when
he is shot by the sheriff and she
awards off chill to save his life
in non-medical fashion. Mitchell
finally kills Huston, and Jane
and Jack ride off into the sunset.
Sample drama: Huston, Mitch
ell and Miss Russell taking turns
trying to drown Beutel in a wild
-for-all reminiscent of a
Marx brother routine. After a
1O-minute dunking, Beutel is
next shown unco ncernedly
knocking water out Of his ears
with his little finger.
The picture just has to be seen
TO be appreciated.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Service staff Correspondent

A 12-month controversy" be-
tween Producer Howard Hughes
and the CenSors over whether
Hughes, tongue III cheek, has
burlesqued all the western films
he's ever seen or poured two and
a half million dollars into one
of the most goshawful pictures
ever filmed.
Viewed as a burlesque of Wes-
tern bad men, it's great fun. A
laugh a minute. Taken as
straight drama, which Hughes
insists it is, The Outlaw" is un-
believably bad. But whatever
you call it, the picture is a box
office gold mine and I'd like TO
have a percentage Of the profits.
The pre-release ballyhoo, the
fabulous publicity a mpaign
around Jane RusSells sweaters
and now the arguments to come
over whether Hughes is only
kidding, have and will make it
the most talked about picture
since the first talkie.
AS star discoverer (Jean
Harlow in "Hell's Angels" and
Paul MUM in IS arface y,
Hughes again can take bows for
black haired, buxom Jane Rus
sell and youthful Jack Beutel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-16
BY PETER EDISON

u. S. wartime trade with the
remaining half-dozen neutral
countries today involves some Of
the most delicate dealing and
hoss-swappin' in the long and
frenzied story of American for
eign commerce. 1t is touchy BUS
mess because, in most instances,
il involves economic warfare, in
the thickest of the fight and no
hvlds barred. 1t involves buying
and selling and sometimes out
right barter in competition with
the Nazis, who are in direct
need of many of the commercial
prizes of this fight. Ordinary
rules of business don't 60 in this
trade, ordinary laws of supply
and demand oon't determine
the prices. 1t is cut-throat COM
petition from the start.
The fancy, S4 economists
name for this war-trading is pre-
emptive or preclusive buying.
That means simply buying up all
available SURPRISES of things the
enemy wants. Whether or not
the United States needs these
purchases from these particular
neutral sources is beside the
point, though in practically ev-
cry case preemptive buys can be
used in the American war eff
fort.
Volume of these preclusive
purchases has not been so great
as things are measured in this
multi billion-dollar braWl, Milo
Perkins, executive director Of
the Board of Economic Warfare,
testified before a Senate investi.
eating committee that the total
from April to December, 1912,
was only $50 Million Total u.