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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
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MR.. WILSON
SERVICE STEEL
COMPANY
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TYPlsTsf OFFICE HELPt
lNAuia ,---i- t--ee--.--fe i,lt4 -.At4 4as-ah+e
permanent position in bcaB'iful muf-
eru offices The krcsEo 60 m aim
offices have attractive iuutime pasl-
'tans apeH now. Apply personnel
department.
$ Is KHEsGE co 2727 SECOND
TYplST Pumshur company. Cen
eral Motors Bids Opportunity On
acquire experience. 10 publishing and
rtIafeG actiNlfles Advancement de-
psntfut upon ability Address BOX
y ass Detroit Times 81
TflfSTS fot extra work evenings
aHA HHHareF- 81 ht+fir-. -tfaHi ~ t,'-a ~
J. M Bring Birth Certificate.
g. T. POLK 4 eco
ISL Howard So sth Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

1870 - 80
BALMORAL. mr. Woodward ? rats
IS 700. terms Schwartz. SIS Book
Blle Cadillac 4peA
FREDERICK. 22a0. near Chene 70
rooms. 3-famiiy lrrume SIS tar-
gain for cash ~ appointment Cor
rick 1922 Harper Tuxedo 2-'flo.
HANCOCK. EAEt-.2 Ia part
basement garage 81 800 81 200
: f-i---1e1--eif-- ifa4---rz
COLORED - Trowhridgc Woodward ,
10 units & tic baths showers. .
stoker steam commercial garage
Income ceiling over $500 monthly
SIS 600. terms
lett eHftttv rUfrAn - ? fAmHv
BRICK, each ne hah good cntdl.
days. S7250 Substantial down.
WALDEN -TR. l-6f70
COLORED lr6quois. eiai-5-t. ?
b a 81 500 in 72s ~, Elliott.
Sc ? d - 900 On 1882 bio
pelle. rs 81 600 On 1922 Chestnut
IL good b. a neW roof 81 600
an 3l2s-6 Clinton. SIS steve M
50 500 81 0o0 in in2el Greeley. IS
s. GOO. $500 On
''r-zrygN-'- TT sipi
CoLoRED
This exceptional family fsf No..
-s-ainA 1a1a Nuiiett chr DO bought
with only 81 900 down inf0ue xH7f-lf'
n,nniL orc eat MLl neAL-.- MAKE
your monthly payment Cau e. r
FLANAGAN for appt CA 700
HANNAH REAL. ESTATE FNcH
COIORED- HARDING -VAC%ST
Move IN 5-3 ol circulating heat
ONLY 81 GOO. 81 500 pONS
HAMLAR. 5i3 = Kirhy TR 2-s544
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE Service
seldom A. Johnson, Inc. offices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
Situations Wdnied-remale

BUNDLE washing. experienced laun-
dress my home, cash and carry.
Temple 22ios
BUNDLE Washing specializing cur
-tAinS, experienced lAundfeSs Cash
and Carry University 3-lfl0
BUNDLE Washing FNper, roner.
cash and carry. 6075 Beechwood
TYLER e-37e9
CURTAINS Neatly done my home +
plain, rufned cash. carry Tyler
6-s3d2
r iA- p r. r7frret trrty vrvt7es
DAYS, hotel work or rooming
house Temple 2-360a
EXPERIENCED col0red lady wishes
days cleaning, SIS and oarfarc
Townsend 5-sl49
EXPERl ENCED. reliable c0lored
woman wants cleaning SIS. car
fare. Townsend 5-3633
EXPERIENCED, reliable girl wishes
day work laundry and cleaning
Temple 22l0s.
EXPERIENCED lady wishes day
work, cleaning laundry s. 80.
carfare. Cherry 1885
GIRL wishes work in private family.
stay nights THURSDAY Sunday OFF,
Sa5 week Townsend s-S243
LADY would ike Housekeeping room
with working mother viii care
Tot r0ftrrcfi - Stfffff't HEr, trrf-frr
afternoon worker. Address Box B-3eS
Detroit Times 81
NALL Washer II e.tifs r lli'-----f .--ft-
enCed done neatly: best Of refer
ences Trinity 2-Q97i
COLORED woman wishes ironing
private home or laundry; by day
ar week; experienced shirt ironer
Randolph 1899
COLORED girl wishes five lays good
cook. excellent iaundress stay until
after dinner II necessary Temple
2-22S9
COLORED Eirl wants Job ~ delivery
truck driver Cadillac u357 Mary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
HOUSES FoR SALE

DRAFTED-Must sell $500 equity an
modern home: 1928. 450l Ninni-
fred. Wayne. vinewood 2-3544.
MODERN,-5-room house tile fea-
lures fun basement: finished room
In ATTIC storm sash. landscsping /,
possession April !, 1902 Maddeiein
prpspect SsaS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

OFFICE WORK

Iarer defense plant nm southwest
..d, of city has openings 10 au
frpe. no office work typfts. clerks
rfF Can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
ELMER NJ. CLARK
Sc $50
Sorrento. near Fenkell

SIS brick income large rms IRE
place gear gar upper rents S4as
live in lower for S2i month
BRUTON REALTY We. s-723O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

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neat, uullt IN 1871 Pun FTT5F 81 l----
terms Mr. Manchester. UN 1857
or w $500
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BRICK BUNGALOWS
in schoolcfaft- Wyoming sec large
lots bus. city and psrocnial schools
close shopping 3 hlks exceptional
values small payments paved street
Builder UN 3-5400
DEARBORN HOMES PROJECT
and 3 bedrooms. spacious we'll
built, $500 moves you in terms N
suit. Madison Construction. Cherry
1921
EIGHT MILE. Oakland section 3 m.
bungalow Al shape vacant
terms can Mr lssel. Pingree 1900
HANNAH REAL ESTATE EXCH
HARPER WHITTIER SIC.
MCKINNEY. 1881 BRICK ? bod
rooms, vestibule, living room painted
walls tile features Kitchen and
dlnette enclosed rear sleeping porch
fun basement h A handicapped
fenced a real buy Appointment
fR1SfS- Kftitff HINES INC
i4ojf GRATfOT PISG 54f6
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS Just
north OF Harper bedrooms tile
bath loi 43N2O0. $500 down OPEN
SUNDAY IT, +la4--
SELDOM \ JOHNSON. fNC
RoBsON-e MILE SEC.
Lovely face BRICK. ? yrs old gas ar
ofrd Ike living nm fun dlning rm
tile kitchen and bath, gorgeous car
peung, 2-car garage. many extras
tN $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

ili- general clerical Wlrh -L the
following class .hrttI1g9
INPlSrS FILE CLERKS
Messengers Ditto Operators
40 experience necessary Write BOX
$500 Detroit Times. 3i
EXPERIENCED
kif- IA AL4l-CPkEAI0EN
ADEEfsSoGEApH OPERATORS
TfSOrITHftfTftS
GENERAL CLERICAL
Burroughs PAY Ron Machine Opir
MUST CONFORM To MNpC
GRAHAM PAIGE MOTOR CORP
s1n1 WEST WARREN
EXPERIENCED
TXpIsI
for general office good future
Apply Interstate system lZ3f -
Amin l--1-ln-
EXPERIENCED STEN0GBApuH
day week permanent lph With
postwar secur,iy ln essential ministry 8,
pad vacations good sp0rtst0n-
Apply In pcr.-n
WARD BAKING co.
$500 Toledo Ave
EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GFN.
ERAL 3 rs FAMILY owns
ROOM ANp BATH TO s-asd2.~
EXpFKENCFD uuuer hand laun-
du American Hand Ldry, 81
Ciarmount
FILE CLERK for general ofuce
work some 'iNpinc experience pre-
feftet i0-hour week chance 'or ado
vancemeni Trans American Freight
Lines 75i Fifteenth
FOUNTAIN sALEsLADIEs 49, Fun
time day work on short hour noon
work Also part time Kitchen and
cleaning women Uniforms and meals
furnished Apply nearest store or 100
oakmaa Blvd Fred sanders
-4-p+--A---r - Ala .s.tl--lAh!te- for fun
tain lunCheonette S35 start :
hours daily meals ana uniforms fur
nished kaplan's Drugs. l27oo r Jeff.
GENERAL
OFFICE WORK
Experience not necessary excellent
salary pleasant surroundings good
postwar position Apply Frigif Food
Products. Incorporated, 1929 r..
Warren
General Office Clerk
ts.hour week 5f5 days opportunity
for ADVANCEMENT. Minnesota Mining
and MupSfacturing ca. corner
Piquete and Rrush. "'Hhs'
GIRLS. women. inexperienced. 20
learn salad roll making. cooks.
MATTRESSES, etc. Meals. uniforms FUR
nishci 10 late evening or sun hours.
STOUT Frs, I'm Cf5ft-t+ofSB
Room 612, Empire Bldg
GIRLS COLORED
for soda fountain. high salary meals
and uniforms furnished: three cow
interviewing centers 1927 Twelfth
81 1924 GrRu0t S00l Gratiot
Ct'NNINGHAM's
GIRL with or wlthou, experience 10
sell shoes IN retail chain store
Permanent position with good
sHOF co 1856 Grand River Ave
Girls for travelling and local pnsi-
fions with magazine units. earn
ings 50 90 per mr. also excellent OPP
por,untS Tor crew manager Apply
g22 Lafayette Bldg
GIRLS 49, t. learn office machine
work. for night shift . g. m 20
80 a. m Bring birth certificate
r l.. POLK Co... 6th Floor. 43i
Howard 81
GIRLS CD for laundry work no
experience necessary, pleasant
working conditions. i737 Elmhurst.
-neAr- BrladsIrcli
GIRLS and women 30 earn binder,
Work steady work; Eetd wages
fun or part time Ocktord friniins
''
GIRLS 70 learn sefVicing u ifpewrit-
ere perm position underwood
'''' p" 49,
Gikl. or woman for housework 100
cooking no children or . hours
GIRL iof GENERAL no cooking. mo-
Easi,'.'s 79 ~ s-'' 4''''
HOTEL. STAIlER nerds Mattresses
tCBfe RouEel morning and eve
ming hUstesses tCafc Rouge. cafe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-WEST

AVALON W or HAMILTON
phe-4f The best r-fftti f-rfTrrt frrrrrrrS
with 3 sets. well furnished. sight
housekeeping apis Owners down.
stairs living quarters has hedrms
and private hath. large. kitchen In
COME from the apartments viii NOR.
than pas for this place after down
payment Can MI Judd
G. Hadlcy Inc Realtor
1900 W McNichols RI IN l.00ao
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
SHARE LIVING QUARTERS

EuCLID-GRASD RIVER -- Mother
and daughter viii share six-rpom
upper or board two people nice
-f-trl.r clean room ,-trt---.1-t ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
VICTORY GARDENS

COLORFD Victory gardens Buy
land n0~ bugf after the war.
Safest investment $50 gives deed.
ii-Nile ana Gratio' Address Box
BIS Detroit Times. -
COiORED victory gardens good
Investment $3.50 gives deed Te-e4-
cram ard sihlsy 70 Address BOX
y 3q3 Detroit Times. 80 tv--A'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

BASEMENT room for rent. two or
three gentlemen. 1880 TweITrh,
Townsend 5000.
HOUSEKEEPING room. sink laun-
dry privileges; employed person :
good transportation. TYLER 6-l624.
ROOM with kitchen privileges. can
Tyler 5-540s. after p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
FOUND LIGHTS ON

Neiehbors said that al 10 .. m.
Saturday all the lights. including
that on the porch. were out. When
the Kings returned home several
hours later. however, all the
lights were on.
A DSR bus driver. Oscar Ed
wards, reported that at about
$40 Saturday night girl answer
ing Miss RosRan's description
and carrying a baby wrapped in
a pink blanket boarded his bus at
Gunston and Six Mile road. close
10 the King home.
He said he noticed the girl be-
cause she looked too young 10
have a child OF her own.
Edwards told police she left the
bus at Six-Mile and Gratiot and
as he pulled away. walked toward
the Streetcar stop as though she
intended coming downtown on a
Gratiot car.
A statewide teletype was sent
out. and police Immediately set
guards at all bus and railway
stations. river piers and the air
port. Fifty Detroit policemen
were assigned exclusively 10 the
case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
= The Detroit Times

The navy department today
announced 1873 casualties. four
from Michigan, three from
Detroit
The war department today
issued one correction III the army
casualty list for Sunday, Sept. "a
Pfc. Glenn c. Kingsley of Howell
was enormously listed as killed
in action He Is instead reported
a prisoner Of war IN Germany
The casualties and their nearest
of kin, who have been notified,
are:
MARINE, DEAD
RIACKWELL PFC URsEL THOMAs-Mrs
UIsel Thomas Blackwell wife, 1870 La
Sale. DeIoit
MARINE WOUNDED
RRAiDWOOD. PL set MILTON R
Mrs Milton A. Brsdwood, wife 1881
DIVER PFC WILLIAM Civilian
DIVER father Calumet.
FEtSNER PFC. RAYMOND Mrs Mary
FelSneT. mother. 6S5s Helen. Detroit.
49, Monday, October 2, 1914 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Formula
For Baby

The Times prints herewith the
formula for the feeding OF kid
mapped little four-month-old Robert
James King, for the guidance OF
whoever is caring TO- The child.
-Four tablespoons of Similac
Seven and a half ounces of
water
Two drops of Tactic acid
stirred into the formula at the
rate of one drop a minute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Guard Apartment
I'm Hunt for Baby

lgiri expressed opinions about
proper baby care. citing books
she had read on the subject.
TELLS OF STRICT MOTHERS
~She told me she had a very
strict mother who disapproved
Of cigarets and boy friends, but
admitted she was fond Of a boy
nj Cooley High School," Mrs.
King added.
The Kings live under moderate
circumstances. King is assistant
sales manager Of the Benjamin
Rich Real Estate Co, of 12545
Linwood.
On a glass in the kitchen, po-
lice identification squad experts
found a plain thumb print appar-
emily left by the RoSman girl
after she had washed the dinner
/ dishes
The tingerprint. however, did
not correspond TO any in Detroit
! police records. The print will not
be sent TO the FBI in Washington
for checking. il was explained. be-
cause a full set would be neceS-
Sary.
Helen BOSNIAN was described by
the Kings as being Is years old.
5 feet 6 inches tall, weighing about
l40 pounds and having thick lips.
an extremely dark complexion
and kinky dark hair.
She spoke with an accent. they
said, and told them she was
French and Jewish. She wore a
red skirt with a blue-green blouse,
black shoes and a full length
black form-fitting coat.
The missing baby weighs about
II pounds, is about "a inches tall
and has blue eyes. medium brown
hair and a fair complexion. He
was believed to have been wear
ing a cream-colored sweater and
bonnet with little rosebuds en-
broidered on them. He was
thought 10 have been wrapped in
a pink blanket.
IN Personal CHARGE
Wencel and Deputy Supt Edwin
Morgan went 10 headquarters i'm
mediately after the report and
remained in personal charge Of the
search.
Throughout last night the Kings
sat grief-stricken in their living
room hoping against forlorn hope
that Helen oSman would return or
AT least get in touch with them.
She had taken only enough cloth
ing to last the baby "a hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

stay Saturday night while the
Kings went 10 the movie.
Chief OF Detectives Paul Wencel
theorized that since the abduction
apparently was well planned. the
girl friend" may have been an
acconplice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
{ 0 ME GIs 10 REMAIN
 IN ALASKA

AN ADVAN E D ALEUT1AN BAsE-There are some CTS on this
 sand who will say Pvt. Charles Parker is cracking up" but others ast shake their heads and sur misa. that any man is entitled to as own opinion
 While most of his buddies talk aoout their return to the States to stay and when they will see the last of the islands, Pvt. Parker is of ae opinion that this island has
 efinite postwar possibilities, and
 ans to return some time.
 Unlike most GIs, when Parker
 rived at this forward Aleutian lsland it was not his first visit. Fcr in the summer of 1880. accom-
 8nied by his wife. Parker sailed 28-foot boat named Princess 4an' into this same harbor and ook refuge in an old trapper's la1in that became their home on lae island
 laying. a six months supply of 8Iovisions. which, incidentally, in cH ded American liquor, the Parkers proceeded to set out traps and $. tie down to a period of collect ms fur bearing animals
 During this time Parker and his wfe became acquainted with the Js1s on the island, as the Ameri- can liquor and cigarettes they pos sed and distributed made their ca5in a natural meeting place. parker recalls that he thought the Jas rather "shifty' even in those mes, and he particularly recalls : that their saki was vile tasting, ccinparable to wood alcohol
 The trapping enterprise proved highly successful as the Parkers returned to the States after the SIX months period, and their net profit was enough to allow them N0 pohG lAAi4iSo CS'o9 AOA HaiVS c while. If it hadn't been for the Army call, Parker would still be taking it easy" in the States, some l5 years later.
 The financial success of such a : tapping trip is the magnet which
 III draw Parker back to this is land after the war, and the reason , he is recommending that his bud . dies do likewise. &s . But when Parker was asked if he , would take fTlough or rotation Wnen the time arrived, and he re- pied that he probably wouldn't ~Ae either because he liked it on tNis island, his buddies were sure Ae was cracking up."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
TIGERS AND BROWNS ARE
 TIED AGAIN
By Associated Press

The determined St. Louis Browns swept into tie with the Detroit Tigers yesterday in the American League pennant chase by twice conquering the New York Yankees while the Tigers split double header with the tail-end Wash ngton Senators.
 The victories eliminated the Tanks from any mathematical pen nant chance.
 The Browns thumped New York's Ernie Bonham Al in the first game and beat Hank Borowy To on two hits in the second game. Sensational one handed running catches by Mike Kreevich and Don Gutteridge saved the second game for the Browns in the eighth with two men on base and two out. Kreevich raced backwards to the centerfield wall to pull Johnny Lindell's long fly out of the air and Gutteridge leaped high to catch pinch hitter Paul Waner's liner over his shoulder Nelson Potter won one game and Jack Kramer the other.
 The Senators knocked Dizzy Trout out of the box in the fourth inning on a 9-2 win the second game yesterday after the Tigers took the first, to ?. Gentry won the opener.
 Philadelphia beat Cleveland AZ in the first game of a doubleheader yesterday and the second game was called on a II tie by dark ness.
 A single by Grey Clarke off Pitcher Thornton Lee in the tenth inning yesterday gave Chicago a 4-3 decision over Boston.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
WILLIE PEP
 RETAINS HIS
 CHAMP IT'LL:

NEW YORK, Sept 30-Willie Pep of Hartford, Conn, retains the New York version of the featherweight title by last night jabbing his way to a victory over Chalky Wright of Los Angeles in Madison Square Garden.
 The champ used his left almost all the time to evade Wright's Sunday punch which was thrown off in a try for a knockout.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
BRAVES BEAT CUBS; PIRATES ARE DEFEATED
(By Associated Press

Nate ndrews kept his hits scattered yesterday as the Boston Braves won the opening game of the final 1914 series with the Chi cago Cubs, to l.
 The Phillies dropped the Pirates in the National League standings hy winning yesterday.
 Cincinnati took Brooklyn into camp yesterday by 1922 score.
 The New York Giants put two doubles together in the tenth inn ing yesterday to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals, to ?.
 The Great Lakes comprises the largest inland body of fresh wate, in the world
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
LOGGERS SUFFER
 FREAK ACCIDENT

BOSWORTH, Mo.-Grover< Maud lin and Palmer Kelly were split ting a log with wedge when it shot out of the log, hit Kelly in the head and knocked him out. The split log snapped together, pinched the fingers of Maudlin and held him prisoner.
 Kelly regained consciousness, freed his colnpian and then they went to the physicians together.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
HOOPER WITH AN IDEA

ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-William R. Seaman, roofing contractor, has ordered a helicopter for delivery after the war. He says he figures it will be just the thing for deliv- ering roofing materials "on the spot" meaning on the roof instead cf on the ground below the roof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
AN INDISPENSABLE MAN

SPOKANE, Wash.-Steen Fergu- son, who started in the lumber business at 12, is now an 80-year- old sawyer at the Priest Lake out let saw mill. He was called back into service last year when the mill would have closed for lack of an experienced sawyer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
RIP VAN TWINKLE BULB

McNfINNVILLE, Ore.-An electric light bulb purchased 30 years ago by Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Ryder still works. When they moved from they packed the bulb away in a trunk because their new farm had no electricity. Recently they moved to, Yamhill and, in uppack- ing came across the old bulb.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
SUNDAY DRIVER, SMALL SIZE

MICHIGAN CITY Ind. - Eddie Barton recently started his fathers car, jumped the curb, narrowly missed three parked cars, gouged the lawn and finally sheared off the Barton's front porch. The police found Eddie ,unilurt Abllt so sleech1ess he couldn't tell them he WIS only three and one-half years uLH
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
Seals Are }
 Up on AngeIs
CBy Associated Press

The San Francisco Seals took. a 80 lead over the Los Angeles Angels last night in the Governors Cup final playoff by defeating them 5 to l. One more Seal victory will elinch the $l0,0o0 top prize money.
 Ray Harrell captured his 23rd win of the season by holding the Angels to six scattered hits
 The teams resume the series Sunday when they play a double header.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
Smooth down skin

To use Glider, first wash your face thoroughly with soap and hot water. Then spread on Glider quickly and easily with your fingertips-reper brush.
 Instantly, Glider softens the skin -smooths down the flaky top layer. It enables the razor's sharp edge to cut your whiskers close and clean uithout irritating tue skin. It thus eliminates the soreness that daily shaving frequently provokes in sen sitive skins - leaves your face feeling smoother and cleaner.
 We sincerely believe that Glider will give you more shaving comfort than any cream you have ever tried. Get tube at your store today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
CURE FOR LAWMAKERS

ALAMEDA, Calf. City police agreed c. L. Bolander had a sure cure for jaywalking but they said 2 special fund for lawsuit settle ment would have to be enacted first. Bolander's plan is to spray with white paint the feet of all jaywalkers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
BRITISH GET BIG FEET

LEICESTER, England Shoe manufacturers say many Britons are wearing shoes a size larger than they wore before the war. More walking is the reason.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
GAMES FRIDAY National League

St. Louis, 3; New York, 3 Chicago, 1; Boston, 5. Cincinnati, 10; Brooklyn, 2. Pittsburgh, 0; Philadelphia, 3.
 American League Washington, ?, g; Detroit, 5, 2. New York, l, 0; St. Louis, 4, l. Philadelphia, 4, 1; Cleveland, 2, 4s Second game called by darkness. Chicago, 4; Boston, 3.
 P. c. L. Playoff San Francisco, 5; Los Angeles, l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
For Men Who Shave
 Daily!
SPECIAL PREPARATION SCFTENS SKIN-SAVES TIME
 NEEDS NO BRUSH

EOR MEN who find it necessary N to shave every day, Glider is in- valuable. Glider is made specially for daily shavers. A soft, smooth cream, it Is not greasy or sticky.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
American League
CAIRO TRANSFER

Has moved their offices to the J. B. Burford & Go, Anyone wish ing to contact same, please call at J. B. Burford & Co.,, or Phone 344.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-0:48 a. m, 18.3 feet. Low tide-7:03 a. m, -l.6 feet.
 High tide-1:18 D. m, 18.0 feet. Low tide-7:27 p. m., 10 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-09-30
TIDES MONDAY

High tide-1 :36 a. m, 19.0 feet. Low tide-7:46 a. m., III feet.
 High tide-2:00 p. m, 19.7 feet. Low tide-8:l1 D.. m, -2.1 feet.