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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-12

This is illegal initiation. 81 he
can't charge II to wages and he
will have 10 pay income tax
on H.
No kidding, that is what they
have done. And furthermore.
they told HIM he would have 10
reduce our friend Sll20 a
month. right away.
You should have heard this
fellow boiler But all they did
was they Just unwound the
whole business. The boss re-
duced his pay. Old Sam re-
duced his taxes and cut back
the rent 10 SIS again.
He kissed goodbye 10 his
down payment on the dog-run
house and the other guy put A
dlShpan under the leak.
But from the way he sounded.
this fellow sure is sick and tired
Of getting improved
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-12

ful. an acropohS served
useful purpose in ancient
times What useful purpose
did II serve?
,-Lal- The names Duncan
Phyfe, Thomas Sheraton and
Thomas 'Chippendale have
what IN common?
r. Graduates Of the l.. s. Mil
itary Academy receive = GER
tain degree What would YOU
say tins degree IS?
DO You know the meaning
Of the word tranSpose when
~ * applied 10 music.
ANSWERS on Opposite Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-12

WHY this fellow was kind of
w sidehill farmer down there
where the government has been
improving people and when the
war came he went into a cotton
factory and got to be real
good operator and he vas max
ing top money for the kind of a
job he was doing
Then the government came in
and built a lot of model homes
so the people would feel i'm
proved and they assigned him 10
a house suitable for a man and
wife and two kids and the rent
was SIS a month because he
was underpriVileged.
One day the War Labor Board
came along and pretty soon the
manager Of this factory got
long letter and a lot of figures
like a life insurance policy. and
he was ordered TO raise wages
) cents An hour, but he is so
busy making cloth for the war
he don't read it very close, so
this fellow who is getting Inn
proved, his pay goes up Sll20
a month, too.
DUT then comes the first Of
- the month and the rent goes
up from SIS month TO S25 and
they figured IT was just mis-
take because il is the law that
rents are frozen and Old Sam
certainly wouldn't be the one to
violate his own laws and set
people bad example.
So he takes the notice down
10 the government improvement
people and the housing fellow
explains that the rent freeze
only goes for private profiteers
but they raise his rent 81 a
month because his raise in pay
puts him in higher bracket
and you pay rent according to
what you earn.
So here Old Sam gives him a
raise of S11.20 but grabs back
seven bucks for the hike In the
rent and couple of bucks more
for taxes and this fellow figures
his raise finally comes to less
than dime day
He wasn't improved enough 10
understand why the same house
should cost the same guy more
money and when they give him
an argument that he got raise
in pay he hollcred hack that the
way he figures. the raise is Just
little over two bucks, cash
money so far as he was
concerned.
LIE SAID he was sick and
tired Of reorganization so he
went out in the country and
bought him a little old sway
hack dog-run house and then he
told the guy living there he
would have 10 get out because
he wanted to move in right
away.
So this other fellow refused
10 60 because he was essential
in the same factory. so they
called on the OPA and the OPA
says. YES. you have to give him
so days notice and, moreover,
the roof leaks and that is
strictly unsanitary so he will
have 10 shingle il right away
otherwise this other guy might
catch cold and that would slow
down democracy's about war
on the totaltarian aggresSors.
Well this fellow figured he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-12
POLITICAL
PARADE
BY George
RothweII Brown

IN THE fourth-term campaign
L OF 1914 Republicans for the
first time in our history are be-
ing compelled by law to con-
tribute money to the opposition,
to be used for the defeat OF
candidates of their own party,
including president, vice presi-
dent, governors, senator's and
members Of the House of Rep
resentatives.
This is only one Of the many
developments OF the left-winK
technique now being unfolded
throughout the republic which
is as alien in its origin AZ IL n
foreign to the American tradi.
ton of fair play.
These campaign funds which
Republicans are now ehagrined
to see being used to purge Re-
publicans from public life, have
been collected in the guise Of
union dues.
4 S THE subtle leaders of the
"A labor end of the Roosevelt
New Deal coalition began to lay
their plans for taking over the
political control of the mori-
bund Democratic party. they
succeeded in having the check
off" given statutory authority.
Immense sums poured into
the treasures OF organized labor
unions.
These sums became fabulous
as America drew the sword and
prepared for war on every world
front.
Thousands Of new workmen
were needed TO build barracks
and hospitals for the soldiers, TO
lay the keels Of ships, to make
tanks. and planes and guns and
munitions.
There they found the union
collector awaiting them. They
made the painful discovery that
they COULD NOT SERVE THE
FEDERAL UNION WITHOUT
FIRST PAYING TRIBUTE TO
A LABOR UNION.
They could not work for Uncls~
Sam. in his great hour of need.
until they had Joined labor
union and had paid their dues.
Some unions. more arrogant
than others. demanded initistio
payments that bordered on the
exorbitant.
A COMMITTEE Of the House
"A of Representatives went
into the subject and produced
startling evidence OF labor
racket.
What. wondered our unsophls-
ticated congressman, did the
unions intend TO do with all The
hoard of money they were
piling up
Well. they know now! The
Go has an immense fund. hum
dreds of thousands of dollars of
which were contributed by good
Republican voters who wanted
10 work for their government IN
time Of war. and found them
selves forced 10 become dues
paying members Of labor
union
To get around the Hatch act
the Go has invented a couple
Of devices 10 enable IT 10 spend
money for campaign purposes
Notwithstanding the law.
The CIO-Politlcal Action
Committee is above the law!
Thus conservative Democrats
and An army OF Republican
working men and women behold
the money they paid into the
Golfers Of the union bosses being
used 70 defeat conservative
Democratic and Republican can.
didates for office, and 10 per-
petuate left-wing control Of gov.
eminent through fourth
Roosevelt term.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-12
Brain Game
{ Answers on Opposite Page

- ~ % I. - ~ J -
score 10 for each correct answer
through question s. 20 each tor the ~
naming two questions. For each tncorrert
sns"ef suhirsct S, ANY score 6b or higher
"a excellent.
From its gong without
water for long periods and
from lis leopardllkc skin. TINS
animal was once known a.
camelopard. BY what name
do We know IL?
. When YOU road that certain
players arc seeded m a
tennis or golf tournament,
what IS meant
) Tuc or false az Winston
Churchill British prime MN
iStcv also is author of The
novels. Richard Carvcl' and
Tho Crisis. written about
The turn of the century.
. one German explanation for
World Wal II was that The
nation lacked living space
KsI,er Wilhelm gave n an
ofnor name What was ~ -
5 In addition 70 being heauti-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-12
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Hitler's been using EN- on
others. now waste psperis help
ING us to set one up for him. Paper
makes or wraps over 700. 900 var
Mems. Gather II. bundle IT,.
turn II In regularly.
US. Victory Wo,is popsr csmpsiss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-12

s-lo. brilliant; "a, bright; 4-e. average;
"a, dull.
Give the name OF the city
that finishes this line:
Good Americans when they
die, 90 10 ......" "a Der
In; tb) London; tc) Paris.
Greece is part Of the (a)
Balsclava Peninsula. CbD
Balkan Peninsula; CO Balac-
nc Peninsula.
3-The Germans who fought in
the American Revolution
were called ta) PaVarIanS:
tb) HeSsianS; CO. PrusSianS
4-One Of these statements IS
false "a BorsX is mined n
California ,hl Lye is used
manufacturing seses--e---ycr-
million IS a bright green plg-
ment. I
5-Of what pest did The Ped
Piper rid the town o. H4mc-
lin. Germany al rats, Jbl
llCcl tCD locuStS.
6-Match these columns
ca Kougn. ~ VJNAhtshtu
rfrFr I.rr-.r
r. .RaIsrlsisr ~ fe~<, r..
Sorp0-, p t---sr
az EIstrrf fa.--rr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-12

by FOLLOWING intuitiona'
- methods and habits. we
could become q nation OF mo-
ronS AZ the mercy Of leaders
who alone are allowed 10 think
or who are morons themselves,
guided AS Hitler by his instincts.
! think that trend has been
broken. In the past few months,
nearly every newspaper has car
ried daily accounts Of juvenile
delinquency meetings guided
away from the intuitional
theories and toward common
sense.
If this new trend persists, the
questions Of our war debts. in
ternational cooperation and in
ternal troubles will lose their
horror. There is no problem a
reasoning, intelligent nation can
not solve. Intuition can solve
nothing
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Reproduction IN whols or In part
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knowledge Test

Score one for saSh ~ me nrr i've
questions ard five for the last question.
s-ln, brilliant; "a, bright 4-e. average
p-5, dull,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-12
ZADNJA KMECKA
V0JSkA
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - IL Hrv. poslov. L. J.
"Dobro. ST morebiti pozns

"Dobro. ST morebiti poznal
katerega vojnika, XII ina hiso
v tel vasi, a je rodom IL Like ?"
"Pac, morda mislis Matijo
Gusetica. To nj sicer krvolok, a
njegova sablja ne pozna milo
sti."
"Ej, moi prijatelj ST." rece
Eliza, "vidim, da govoris resni-
co. Malta mi je veliko pravil o
tebi, da 81 junak in postena du-
sa; sedi ma voz.szraven meme.
Vzprejmem te "a costa, ker sem
tudi JAZZ dozivel marsikateri kr-
vavi dan pod banovo Zastavo.
Prisedi, Marko!' Nato Sc obr-
ne Eliza k zupniku: me zame-
rite, milostljivi gospod, poznam
ga po imenu, da je junak."
"Le vzprejmi ga, sinko, Bog
| ii bo povrnil. Bozja VOLTA je, da
nasitis lacne, napojis zejne in
vzprejemas popotnike. Vzprej-
mi ga"
Uskok skpci ma voz, Eliza pa
zavozi V vas in rece plaho zup-
niku:
"Vem, gospod zupnik, da ma
vasem dvoru ze vsi spe in nj
vec ognja, ker mislijo, da Sc bo-
ste vrnili sele cez diva dni. Vem,
da ste tudi vi lacni in zejni.
A, ko Sc mi nudi tako lepa pri-
lika, da pogostim hrabrega ju-
naka, ne bodite hudi, ako tudi
Vam ponudim svojo siromaSno
jed. Ne bi smell tega storiti, da
niste re veckrat pocastili s svo-
Jim prihodom mole siromaSne
hiSe."
"Hocem, dragi Eliza" priki-
ma zupnik, mas Odresenik nj
lomil kruha samo pri bogatinu,
ampak tudi V hiSi ubozcevi. Je-
del bonn, ker je tvoj kruh po-
stem kruh."
Pc teh besedah zavozi Eliza
ma svoje dvorisce, a V tenn hipu
Sc pojavi ma pragu Katarina.
kmetica Sc ne zacudi malo, ko
zagleda tako kasno Ttoliko ne
pricakovanih in cudnih gostov,
a tho sc lott della ko il pove
Eliza, kaksen clovek je Marko
in kako ga je pobral na cesti
zejnega in lacnega. Eliza nj Ii
vel V zadrugi, ampak sam svo-
jo zeno in deco, ker nista bila
ne on in ne Katarina rodom IL
tega kraja. Zaraditega sta ime-
la boljse gospodarstvo in lepso
hiSo. Costa sta sc vsedla V pro-
STORM sobi "a hrastovo miZo, XII
je stala v kotu, docim je V dru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-12

gem kotu stala velika glinasta
pee. Cd peel dalje sta stale dve
Siroki postelji, dve pisani skri-
Mi in tkalske statve; mad mizo
je visela slika sv. Ellie, puska
dvoje turskih samokresov in
usnjata torba.
"Odlozi orozje,'' povzame Eli
ia, "dosti dolgo ga re nosis."
PRAY pravis,'' Sc nasmeje
Marko ter pokaze velike belle
zobe in vrze suknjo, torbo in
pas ma skrinjo in prisloni pusko
k oknu. Pretegnivsi Sc, sede IRA
ven zupnika, XII Sc je vsedel mir
no V kot. Medtem ko sta sc vse-
dala costa, Sc prikaze IL poste-
lie dvoje rumenih glavic, XII sta
gledali kakor miski cd strani, a
ko Sc je pretegnil uskok, Sc skri-
jeta plaho pod odejo, a ne pre-
strasi Sc tretja glavica XII je gle
dala iznad peel. Bill je to sest-
leten 'crnolas decek, velikih cr-
nih oci, V platneni srajci. Polo
zivsi roke ma hrbet Sc postavi
decko pred brkastega Marka in
ga zacne cisto mirno ogledo-
vati .:>
"Cigav 81, sinko?" vpraSa VOL
mix malega.
"Jaz sem stipko Gregoric, -
odvrne decek mosko, ne treniv-
81 z oeesom.
"Ej, pa maj te Bog pozivi,
sinko! Sill priden? ZnaS mo-
liti?"
"Znam," odgovori decek, "a
kdo 81 ti?"
"Vojnik sem, sinko."
"A cemu imas pusko?'
"Da streljam Turke."
"Ej, poglej ono pusko," rece
mali in pokaze prstom ma zid,
"tudi moi ocka je streljali Tur-
ke."
"Pojdi vendar sem, sinko,"
rece vojnik, prime decka obe-
ma rokama in ga posadi ma svo-
je koleno; mali ogleduje molce
sedaj dodge brke, sedaj tiplje
zOpet s prsti svetle ploscice. V
tenn prinese Katarina vecerjo,
Eliza pa vrc vina.
"Pojdi V posteljo," ukaze Ka-
tarina sinu, "kaj posedevas tn
pri gostih. Nj zate ia vecerja,
ampak postelja."
"Pustite ga, botra Kata," re-
&c Marko in pogladi malega,
maj sedi tn mali junacek. Ia
Boga, lep je, uvrgel Sc je cisto
po svoji materi.'
"A kaj mu je treba, da sedi
tn pri vas, ker ste utrujeni cd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-12

potovanja," pripomni botra in
zardi vsled Markovega laska-
MIA.
"Pustite ga. Tudi JAZZ imam
donna decka.s Oci ina bodece ko
trn; zdrav je in krepek kakor
dren. In kadar naletim, hodec
tako z orozjem po belem svetu,
ma takega sokolica, Sc mi "a
smeje srce in rad ga imam ka-
kor svojega sina." V oko mu
stopi skrivna solza in junak po-
ljubi decka ma celu, potem, pa
doda: "E, kaj hocete, nj me ma
ii zatol rodila, .,da gledam mir
no, kako mi rastejo potomci,
ampak da secem pc, svetu tur-
ske glave..'
"Pojdite, pojdite, boter Mar
ko!" Sc posali Katarina, "pusti-
. tie pri miru Turke in tursko kri,
) pa sc raje lotite mojih zgancev
in nasega vina.".
! Marko Sc je lotil vecerje, pa
je jedel in pill kakor pravi ju-
max, pa tudi gospod zupnik Sc
je krepcal, ,,kakor da je tudi ME-
; ga rodila gorska matt. Govoril
je malo ter sc nekako zadovolj-
/ no smejal, a nj incl kaj govo-
riti, ker je Marku razvezalo vim
| ce jerk, pa je zacel praviti o
, svojih junaskih dogodbah in
govoril je O knezu Juriju Slun-
skem, O banu Nikolaju, O Len
kovicu in kako Sc je klal pri Vi
rovitici, kako je branil Vinodol
, in kako je zadajal Turkom
! udarce V Liki, kako mu je tur-
ska sablja pri Jelini nasekala
ramo in kako mu .e drugic V
Krbavi okincala sablja lice. Pri-
povedoval je junak, kakor da
govori gorska villa in pill nato,
kakor kraljevic Marko, a dec
! ko je zijal in poslusal Marka,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-12
(Nadalj ljevanje)

"Da govorim resnico, ljudje
bozji," pricne neznani vojnik in
polozi svojo desno roko ma voz,
"jaz sem Marko Molina, uskok,
vojnik il Socica, in moi gospo-
dar poglavar Jozef Turn il
Kranjske me posilja pismom
k gospodu banu. Ne vem, kaj
mu pise, ali rekel bi, da Sc ma
Kranjskem nekaj kuha, cerav-
no je mas svitli cesar sklenil S
Turcinom mir. vi veste, kaksna
ie turska moz-beseda in da mo-
ra biti puska vedno pripravlje-
ma "a sprejem. No, maj 81 re DO,
kar hoce, pismo nesem po pove-
lju, in gospod poglavar mi je
rekel pri odhodu: '"Tu imaS pi-
smo, Marko, nesi ga banu. Vem,
da ii ga ne bo odvzel xiv vrag,
kamo-li Turek. A recem ii, ne
norcuj Sc, &c izgubis pismo, Ia
padeS glavo" In takoj sem sc
napravil ma pot. Toda ljudje
bozji, Sc hrta umori tex, kaj Sc
le cloveka. Ko sem priSel do te
vase vasi, sem re moCno opeSal
in .zacel sem premisl jevati, &c
Sc ne bi morda nasla usmilj jena
dusa, XII bi me prenocila in mi
dala JEST in pitt. Moran vam
povedati, da imam V tenn kra ju
po vaseh mnogo starih znancev,
ki sem mimi skupno pod ba-
novo zastavo udrihal po Turkih.
Toda tn sedi samo kaka kokos
ma drveh, vse je izumrlo, kakor
da je bosanski paSa tn plenil tri
dni in tri noci in iztrebil vse
kmeCko ljudstvo. Potrkaj tu-
kai, potrkaj tam, Cd nikoder ne
sliSiS domacega odzdrava, samo
psi Sc zaganjajo vate, kakor da
bi te bill rodil antikrist. Vlegel
bi Sc bill "a trnje, ce mi ne bi
postal Bog srecnega Srecanja.
Nato Zacujem voz in zagledam
Vaju in prosim vaju, da ne pu-
stta meme, kristjana, V nocni
rosi. Nisem, "a Boga, zenska, a
dolgotrajna pot me je utrudila,
in ker mi je zapoveduje tocnost
in pOglaVar, pa ne MARIANA
cemu blebetam brez potrebe? =?
To maj wanna zadostuje, vidva
pa pokazita, da imata usmilje
no srce."
Ko je uskok tako govoril in
ju prosil "a prenociSce, sc zup-
mix umiri in sede, Eliza pa Sc
skloni in vpraSa tujca:
"Ako 81 ii Marko Molina il
SoSica, pa mi povej, kje 81 Sc
vojskoval?'
"Veliko me vpraSujeS,' odvr-
ne uskok, ''ker namrec druzega
ne delam. A povem ii, da sem
Se-sedem let ie ze cd tega-
vojeval pri Jelini proti anti
kristu Ferhatu, in sicer pod
Ivanom Alapicem in Ivom Len
kovicem. To je vredno spomina,
a tisto malo streljanje po stra-
zarnicah in enake stvari ne pri-
dejo V poStev.'
"A kdo je bill tyoj poveljnik? ?"
vprasa zopet Eliza.
"Ognjan Strahinic.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-12
Urodnice druS+vo.
Corn'ioIo Hive,
st. 4q3 TN. u.

Predsednica Jennie Dolenc,
573 East 140 St.; tajnica Fran
ces Zugel, 6308 Carl Ave-, He.
1909. Bolniska tajnica in zapis-
nikarica Julia Brezovar, 1173
E. 60 St., EN-. 4758. - Nadzor-
nice: Frances Tavcar, Mary
Gacnik in Anna Hasty. Lieut..
Com. Josephine Stwan. Past
Com. Mary Bolta; Chaplain
Pauline Debevec; Mistress at
arms Mary Maine; Sergeant
Pauline Zigman; Picket Mary
Schmidt.
Seize Sc vrsijo vsako prvo sre-
do v mesecu, assessment Sc pa
pobira vsakega Is. v mesecu v
sobi st. 1 Slov. mar. donna, GAIT
St. Clair Ave. ,'...~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-12

and the pastors are hard pressed
to obtain even a meager livelihood.
Their old Pensioners are forbidden
to help them.
Make certain to keep your own
freedom Of worship here in Amer
lea by keeping dictators from our
shores.
Work hard to win the war and
buy War Bonds to the limit Of your
ability.
WSS 74l rs. Treasury Dspe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-12

ATLANTIC CITY, JManager Joe Mccarthy Of the champion
New Yankees casts batting charges
spring training Mccarthy his
patchwork will fare this got Johnny
Lnde successfully pitcher ouelder
ordered California for pre- induction examination.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21
LOST and FOUND

LOST - Pair bifocle glasses in brown case between Green House and s. Main St. talong willough- by Ave) Kindly return to Elm pire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21
ANNUAL MEETING OF GROUP HEALTH ASSN.
 iS HELD WEDNESDAY

The Group Health Association, at the annual meeting on Wednesday evening elected Mrs. Mamie Jenson and K. c. Merritt as new directors replacing w. o. Carlson and Thomas Cashen, retiring.
 Reports of the past year of op- eration were read and the healthy condition of the organization was revealed Changes and corrections in the bylaws were recommended and favorable action taken. The members expressed satisfaction with the operation of the Association for the fourth year.
 The report showed a gain of rembersilip of l8 since 1943. Mem scrs of the organization affiliated with the Alaska Juneau now num-
 er 46 with 77 dependents, and out cf-town members number 70 with l33 dependents.
 The balance on hand on Decem- Ger 31, 1943, was $1,487.34 and ex- lenditures during the year covered B operations, six maternity cases. hospital cases, drugs. dentals,. calls of doctors, 10th at offices or at homes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21

Mrs. Royal w Keefer, was bride s maid. Another interesting detail Of the event is that Miss Cecelia Gurr, also a former Douglas girl, and life time close friend of the bride, cut the brides cake at the congratula- tory reception following the we'd ding.
 The newlyweds enjoyed honey moon trip to Canada and returned to Alki Beach near Seattle where they now reside The groom IS an employee of the Seattle Brass Co
 MT. Irvine, who with his wife and two daughters lived on the Island and in Juneau for many years wai with the U. s. Signal Corps. Upon his retirement from the service, he left Alaska with his family to mak'' their home in Salem, oregon, whe rc he still lives. Mrs Irvine passed away nearly a year ago, in Febru- ary, after a lingering illness SIC was active here socially and in hel utilization with Nugget Chapter No 2 Order of Eastern Star.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21
GAMBLING FIGHT GAME
 IS CHARGED
Sm ely Atmosphere in California Boxing 10
 Be Investigated

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 21. = Will liam P. Haughton, Los Angeles at torney and Department Commander of the American Legion of Califor- mia, has been named to the State Athletic Commission by Gov. War ren.
 It is expected Haughton will make an immediate investigation of the charges that open gambling has been made a racket in California boxing"
 The charge has been made by Willie Ritchie. former lightweight boxing champion, and chief in spector for the State Athletic Com mission.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21
FORMER NET STAR TAXES
 GOLF MATCH

SAN GABRIEL, Calf, Jan. 21.- Over the country club course where he took up golf and laid aside his femous tennis racket, Ellsworth Vines yesterday equalled the course record of GA, seven under par, to lead the ether scorers in the pro- amateur best ball golf tourney.
 His partner is Watson Hollis, who finished second. Macdonald Smith of Los Angeles was third with Fred Allen of San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21
SERVING ON GRAND JURY

Douglas residents serving on the Grand Jury during this session are Mrs. Richard Mccormick, Ms. Walter Andrews. Mrs. Elton Eng strom and Thomas Cashen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21
BETTY IRVINE BRIDE
 OF LAST NOVEMBER

News of much interest received in one of the last mails tells of the marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Irvine to Walter Krueger of Chey- enne, Wyo. The wedding occurred November 28 in the First Presby- terian Church at Salem, Oregon. Rev. w. Irwin Williams performed the ceremony.
 The bride was given away in marriage by her father MT. Harry w. Irvine, and her sister Eleanor,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
EMMEr ANDERSON INJURED

Mrs Emmet Anderson received word yesterday that her husband, Emmet Anderson, received severe injuries resulting in broken leg, arm and back injuries on Janu- ary 8. MT. Anderson is in the U. & Army receiving training at Camp Roberts, California. Cause of the accident is not known at present but was received while on duty.
 Mrs. Anderson, daughter of Mr end Mrs. Gust Wahto, is residing with her parents here
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21

brown wallet con- taining money and papers. Own- CT may have same by proving pro- perty and paying for this adv. Write P O. Box 28O3 or phone 652
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21

LOST = Red umbrella with hook handle, early last week. Reward Phone Red 733.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21
WET spRlNz HAS SIGNED
 WITH SEALS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2l.-The management of the San Francesca baseball club of the Pacific Coast League. announces that Joe Spring, veteran of seven seasons with the Seals, has signed his 1914 contract This is the first signing of a player Cn club terms.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21

TURIN your old gold Into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21
HOOP GAMES SCHEDULED
 FOR TONIGHT

Two basketball games are sched- uled for tonight in the Juneau High School gym, beginning at 7.3O p. m. The Coppers are to play the Dol phins and the Gremlins will be lined against the Signacs. These are all strong teams and the games should be close.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-01-21
CAGE SCORES

The following are final scores of leading basketball games piayeo last night.
 Great Lakes 72, Ottumwa Naval 20.
 Virginia University 30, Hamoden Sydney 25.
 Rhode Island State 57, Brown AZ Catholic U 42, Washington Col lege 3l.
 Dartmouth 61. Worcester Nor tons 50.
 North Carolina 50, VIII 22.