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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
School Lists
About Same

First day Of school brought APP
proximately the same number OF
pupils in Ypsilanti as last year
The city system teachers report
ed l.34S in the elementary grades
and l,015 in the high school. This
was 81 more in the high school than
at the close of the semester In June
and l23 less in the grades. This
disparity is expected to be made
up by later registrations since the
elementary total Is already higher
than Il was Oct. l. 1913.
George Marshall. who has been
with the athletic department OF the
Normal College, has been retained
in the athletic department OF the
city schools until his services are
again required at the College.
Roosevelt High School has a to-
tai OF 700 enrollments, which Ia an
increase OF So over laN year. In
the first six grades, including kin
dergarten there are 234, in the sew
enth As, eighth Sc, ninth l40. tenth
80, eleventh SO and twelfth so.
81. Johns School. under the d.
See SCHOOLS-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
Wounds Fatal For
Frederick Roberts

Warrant Officer Frederick T.
Roberts, Marine Corps Reserve. is
reported TO have died OF wounds
received while serving at Saipan,
according 10 the report received
from the war Department by his
sister. Mrs. Sybil r. Davis, SOB
limerick ST.
lie was reported wounded In
July, his sister says, and was
awarded the Silver Star.
A graduate OF Hartford High
School. Hartford, Mich, he came
to live with his sister about a year
and a half before his enlistment
in the Marines in 1871, and previ-
Gus to his duty overseas he served
with Carlson's Raiders
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
Town Hall on
Free Trade"

The first meeting OF Local Fir
tvs Town Hall Series was well at
tended Monday evening and a live
ly. good natured discussion follow
ed a talk on Free Trade by Wesley
Maurer. L. Of VI. Extension Divi-
sion.
At the request OF those present
the subject Free Trade" will De
continued at the next meeting
September 25. The new subject,
"Postwar Problems" will he intro
duced The discussion will be un-
der the direction OF Mr.. Maurer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
US. Air TROOPS, British Force Join

(By the Associated Pressl

(By the Associated Press)
Western Front-Allies sky army
links with ground forces In Holland
enters Eindhoven. drives for Han
mover plains threatening Amster-
dam, Rotterdam.
Russia - Firms sign armistice
with Russia. Britain; Soviets tight
en- grip on NaEi mid Baltic COM
munications.
ltaly-Fifth Army takes three
Gothic line heights near Florence.
Paeifie-Marines on Peleliu wipe
out $500 Japs, take town OF Asias,
Ngarmoked islet Army occupies
half OF Angaur. Tokyo reports Al
lied raid on Davao in Philippines.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
Congress Today

(By Associated Press1
Senate
May act on reconversion legisla-
ton moon, EWT).
Senate and House conferees hold
final meeting on George reconyer-
sion bill 10 a. M
House
Meets at noon for routine ses-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
WEATHER BROADCAST

III Michigan-Partly cloudy
tile change in temperature
and wednesday.
lsst temperature yesterday,
Test last night, 60.
lest temperature one year
day. "a; lowest, as.
L, { temperature this date IN
years, 81 in 1908; lowest. 40
sets today al 1885 and
81 1esday at 7:1s.
n n sets today at s;57 p.
% rises wednesday at 1904
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

CHICAGO-AP- DR.. Clifford W.
rnes, 10, one of the founders OF
; Chicago Sunday Evening Club,
dely known nonsectarian relig-
5 institution, died last night from
cart ailment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

.CNDON-AP-Robot bombs APP
sntly launched from planes over
North Sea crashed down on
don and Southern England ear.
today, killing a number OF wom-
and children. Some of the
tins had ignored government APP
Is to remain at evacuation CEN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19
lashes of
ate News

.RUSSELS-UP-EYen pigs IA
GUM have Identification cards.
. Germans discovered that de-
e precautions pigs. were dying
denly and disappearing after
y ordered that the animals
ID be slaughtered only by regis.
4 veterinarians.
'ASHINGTON- AP-A Senate
culture Subcommittee recon.
n ed today that the nations
into-rubber industry be con-
d after the war 10 assure a
ct for surplus grains and an
uate source OF rubber in the
Il OF another conflict.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

w YORK-AP-Thirteen deal
lave been compelled TO remove
q householder cellars 204 tons
anthracite coal delivered in ex-
! Of the 80 per cent rule, which
its buying more than half the
ply for the season to Oct. !,
Solid Fuels Administration for
T announced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

OLLYWOOD -AP- Another
liberation was heard today from
Beverly Hills house party at
n Turhan Bey and Stephen
e were reported to have scuf.
Actor Jess Barker said he
his bride, Actress Susan Hay.
|, separated after the gather
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

LAS VEGAS, Nev.-AP- Prince
yid Mdivani, only survivor Of the
De Mdivani brothers who were
mbers of the royal family in Tiff
Georgia, in old Russia, has mar
| Virginia Sinclair, daughter OF
oil magnate, Harry Sinclair.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

;HINGTON-AP- Robert w.
Br0nxville, n. Y, today &C.
Sword official title. He
90 chief OF the floorcovering
upholstery and pile fabric sec.
OF tho wool branch OF the tex.
clothing and leather bureau OF
war Production Board.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

TOCKHOLM-AP - Copenha-
dispatches said that the Ger
ms had occupied all government
'dings, including Parliament, in
Danish capital and all police
IONS through Denmark in q
thing move shortly before noon
ay.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

AGO-INS- The threatened
IN two electric interurban
Iut OF Chicago, postponed
last moment from 4 a. nI.
s.7. was set today TO start
I'm. tomorrow. Both roads
the transportation OF war
and the Chicago, North
Mad Milwaukee Road in ad-
ansports thousands OF sery-
at Fort Sheridan and the
fakes Naval Training Center
III Chicago. The other road
His the Chicago, Aurora and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

a YORK-INS-The Swedish
radio said today the Finnish
held TWO secret plenary meet
g this morning with the cabinet.
The second meeting, said the
adcast reported by t. s. govern
int monitors, 1T was decided to
8 over TO the ordinary agenda,
4 implies that the Diet gave
! government a vote Of confid-
Le.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

" eHINGTON AP- The Sen
ost office Committee an
I'd today It would open hear.
once on a proposal to boost
nav OF $4,000 postal workers.
Jg aroused especial interest in
ew Of current attempts to relax
,r',me wage controls.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

tCAGO-AP-Emil w. Petro-
Sc. lieutenant commander
Coast Guard Reserve and
\ IN of the steamship W. G..
ok. died Monday night OF a
I ailment. He had been EN-
ed by the Midland Steamship
lpany of Cleveland for more
/ 80 years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

'ASHINGTON-AP-The Army
al Center reported today that
Improvement noted yesterday
e condition OF General John j.
shing is being maintained"
5hing, 81, has been Ill for the
week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

STON-AP-The death toll Of
week hurricane in New Eng
I stood at q today after Navy
ouncemeut that the lightship
,yard sound and her crew Of
we're presumed to have been
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

See COUNCIL NoTEs-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

ASHINGTON-AP- Governors
states east of the Mississippi
)een asked by Interior Secre-
.ckes to start coal-saying cam
MS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

\NSING-AP-The State Ad-
strative Board today approved
for financing postwar con-
ction OF the John c. Lodge and
oft crosstown expressways, the
TO provide one half of the
)rs share of the cost.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

See LEGION-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-19

See SCHOOLS--Page 2
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28
Weuiabrsfeier.

Ser 8eniidte Gbor pnn Yoitngs.
toapn laSet biermit nlle SadJien u,,N
oeutId)en SoltsgenoHell uno oeren
Srernoe berslih Elm, nit uns sl,iam,
men inn SuhlenDeim oes neue Subr
eiu5ufiibren. Gin gutes Srheiter miro
5l1m Cans aufIpielen unb Elm feircs
Giien miro ierpiert lperben. Gas So
anitee miro allies aa,is bette porberei,
te,, banit ieoer 9eiud)er iif) mlis bette
a,nterbalten fann. Gintrittsfarten iino
BEL alien Sdngern uno SGngerinnen
Iotrie bel oenl Sallenlpirt erbGltlid).
Gintri;tsfarten i'm &orperfauf iinb
$3.50, Giien llro Sansen NIT einges
ihlonen. sluf @ieoerieben am 9teus
iajrsabeno. Gus aomitee.
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Hau5haltminfe

I'm bie 5arten isarben in Saifens
tiihern friih Su crbnlter. pcitbt man
tie crit 10 Min,lten in lal,lparmcm
8aiier, Dem man einen SeelGfiet Ser
pentin 5useiest bot.
2eihtgeltdrfte 9llieu aus Surtem
Stoii tperoen Dor Dem Elattcn iii Elm
feuhtes Sud) gespifelt. Na,h 10 0ti,
lnlten tperben Tie seriigenb ourdlfeud.
tet Iein, UNI lih glatt uno miibelos
pl1tten 5l laiien.
Motberdnberte &anotiid)ar ODER rot.
gemuitcrte @irgbainitoffe rperScn por
Dem @aihen in leid)tem Uoraywaller
eingetpeiht, oa,nit oie Jar6en n;d)i
perblaiien.
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Neuiabrs-llntcrbaltmng.

Nodn,als miro oarauf a.lflnert'am
eernaft, oab ser Mdnner- -Gerein
tros ser ittperen 3eit, in ser mir Ie.
ben, eine 1an5unterbaltung i'm Cad
ienbeim am Neuiabrsabeao neranItal-
tet. grfrii,tung ieoer slrt uno CUTE
Muiif aus glfron, Sbio, oie fiir Silt
unS Sung sic id0niten @eiien ipielen
spiro. Der l1eberiduB gebt aud) fir
Sen neltgegriinoeten Soioatenf.,ro
slio MitelieSer. ipcan ibr aui
cine furoe 3eit euer 2eio oergeIie1'
mont, Damn reierpiert e,lh Sen @berS
fir Die Reuiabrsieier. Gommt olle
uno ertpartet bas neue Sabr 1945 ir
unierm Sahienbeim.
Groblife @eibnahten unb Elm gliid
Iihes Neuiabr tuiinidt alien 0titglic
bern Ser 3aueig 19.
Sinlon &aus, SER.
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3ueis 30.
Gin &prt iiber nnieren Silfsfonb!


Sm MRgult 5. S. griinoete ,tnier
Gerein oieien Silisfonb fit oic aus
Dem &riege suriidfebrenean SoIoo-
TEN, unb alpar nid,t MIR fir Mitslics
Ser bes 3apeig 80 iorsrrn iiir ale
Sableniobne ODER Srater aus
youngstown. @ir boben i'm Stillcn
idon geiammeit fir oielen 2rsef uno
bas beitebenoe &on1itee. Mm. I5eib,
Jranf Sdyneioer uno Sobn &ol5tra-
ger, io,uie 6rau aatb. Srhsnlan. II.
Sduuer uno Srau airecr, babcn
iiir oieien 3lpef Elm MbendeNcv or
rareiert fiir Sen %. So.;l,ar 1915.
l1nler 6reullb, &idter Giiti,ro &ooo,
iioe bat 5useiagt an taeicm N5eno
nit uns su iein. Gs lit ,.Nicr ollcr
EiIiht urs oielen slbeno frei al tal-
ten uno cine &arte su fauien uua Die
len slbeno iiir ilniere &inoer, ois inl
&riege itro, su opfern. &onneu mir
ben,, mebr t,tn, oils Gin paar Cellar
iiir lie su aeben? Gin ieoes @sitalieh
ioute cine &arte faufen fir o:eien
cepsf. Sieie 3eilen iollten mcbr fir
iolhe Iiitglieoer eelte,,, Sic 10 ielten
lns Suberbeim fomnen uae nid;t
DilIen mas jett oorgebt. 9abt uus alle
ntitbelfen. 5. Solshaaer, Sefr.
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2lus Salem, Otic
3iueig 10.

saen 8riioern oiene SIR Nufrift
baB Die regelredJtc Gcrinnnl.lrg am
Sreitag, Sen 5. Sonlar, 7:30 llbr
abenog, I'M Gereinslofal obgebalten
miro. ga tpibtige 8cihdite at crlco;-
gen iinb 10 iperoen alle Wtitglieoer er~
irt)t 81 erIdcinen.
8riioer, 3tpcig 19 bittet el,d) brT.
lidEt fommt in sic Gcrim,,nluNg, 90
init oieIer Sad)e Elm Gnoe genlah.,
lino nift oergeBt eud eutitebeno az
MAIDEN inn Central @erbano ,lno Sel =
Elm. g. &ailB, Sefr.
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Dies ,a,,o Das

8eoantenarln inHS iene Meniden,
oie l,a,r al iih ielbit benfen.
Mud) unter 1en Grtpdblten beiinoer1
iih rlir tpenige Muserndblte.
3eder, ole nidts pertragen fOnnen
iper0en oft unpertraelid).
g9e Der ,leue aongreb olsinnl1rten
tritt, miiiicn tuir tuobl ODER libel nod
oie 9eoen bes uItal RongreHes ibel
1n,g erseben Iafien.
@eeen 1otHofiefeit bilft ouA Be,
Ratified raht.
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Das 5eitbilo i'm Spieeel
Der prefe:

nGublan6s 8eiorgnis infolae Der
@eTabr, Die ELM Dem 8uiammenbr1,d,
bereits nube 9eutihla1,o biioet, oeigt.
oab cine llmfebri,ng Der gcaenapartl..
gen rhMiiGen MuBenpolitif zines To-
ges poIl5ogen lperoen mag" tparnt Der
vNeparf Star 2eoeer". &nblano er.
belt Sen SItliden 9eiI Yplens ,lnS
bat Sen Yaft nit Grantrci) gelhlol'
ie,l ,ueil Elm atpeiter llebcrfaa bon
GeutiGlano ber beiiirdtet 'reroe.
Gin Mrd,dologe, ber in Elm ponr
Sabrbunoerten in Mtben ausgrabitr'
gen pornimmt, biirfte 4ugen nrubel1,
spenn CT babel auf Sic Euinen oec
YoIitif zines eeuiiien @initon Gbur'
dill itobt, sueisioot ser Bottom Globe.
Sic ~8aibineton @oit" aubert iid
peiiimiitiih iiber Stalien lllpo meint,
SaB Sic neue Gegieruna tueber Sabeint
nod, i'm Muslanbe Gertrallen fillocn
1perbe.
SIM rSournal smcrican" erlaubt
|iib gm,l Mallon 81, be5aucifeln, oaB
es in europa iiberbalpt Gin befreites
Saro eibt, in ,pelheln cine @abl obn,
britiidsn ooer rrliiiihen Ginflllb &C.
balten ,ueroeu f6nrte.
@os aub il,uner Sas 3icl Scr oeut'
iden Siieniipc lein m0ge, iagt DIE
81. .. Simes", baB cine iclhe oeuts
iGe Gegcn-Sffeniipe iiberbaupt inter.
nommen lpcr6en fon!,te, Seigt ernert.
ipelcbe Modt l,no tpeld)e Si!fsqlRllen
mobiliiiert iperOelr fGnnen, penn cine
Hation ,pirflih sll einem totaleit
ariese iid giirtet! Gic Srcnie lIeSs
oarin, bab in Sieiem Sale Sic Sllu'
iion zines bcreits geronneilen &rlege5
fiir oieic Gage peranhportlidv lel.
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3mcig "A

,pGblte in ser lesten &crian,mlltnJ
foIsenoe 8eamte fir 1915:
Yrdiibent, Simon S,iiael
@isczErdi, &atbarino Seller
Yrot. zSefr., &atbarinn SrntIdb
Sin. SER, &ntbarina Neilcs
Shasmeiiter. 2uiie Sraicr
G.s0.SS SSetr, Widael Spaaraidber
@ertpalter. Sofia SogaraIder,
&atb. @ploner, Cara @orp
9ie n1d,Ite &erlnmmlung finoet
Sonnta9, Sen Z. Sanl,ar, itatt. &ein
Mitglieo ioate feblen.
3reig Al suiiuitbt alleu Mitg!ic-
bern oes Central Serbanoes urS ser
Reoattion fr0blide @eibuaebten uno
Elm geicgnetes 9tel,iabr!
&atb. Solltid), Sefr.
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Scnat beitdtiete Bic
Observation-Disclosures

@aibirgton. JtahSm Hraiihent
Hooiepelt iid) !loh eininal perionlid,
fiir sic bon ibn porgeIhlagenen ueuel'
ltnteritaatsiefretdre eingeiett bate,
beitGtiete Ser Senat furj Dor Ser,
Seiertagen sic grnenn.,ngen. Sarge
Sebatten orebteu iif Inn ben&onsreb-
Ibtbliotbefar ulio Sif)ter MacSeiib,
ser sen Senatoren oils rrabifal" be-
i6riehen tporben mar. Mber am Groe
lpuroe uud ct beltdtist. Sie anberen
fiini iinS 0ertreter bes 6robfapitols
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i3tpeta 30.

slleii ,neircn lieben gcanlten rno
ItitslieSern oes 3sueig 30, oom3:reis
%, cr'ie ailen Central Terbanbslnit=
slieoern ein red)t seieenetes &eill-
nattsieit uuo sliiflihes 9selliabr. Es
ntoJe lns Sen 5rieoen briusen.
S. Sol5trdger, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28
1(,sS 1l)atertc,pi,, Il. J.
Der 9tpeie 36 bdlt ieine
Eubefterabenb .l1uterhaItuno

Gitbefterabcnb- -l1nterbaltnng
Sonntas. Den 81. Sea, i'm Sarie III.
ieres Nr1lloenten @eors 8olf an Sit
Main 5trabe ab. Mue 9riioer unS
Sdapeitern iino beralid etttoelaoen 81,
oieier unterbaltung. 2ommt aue uuS
laBt uns einen froblihen Mbe,tS gu
fnmmen berleber.
Sn ser lesten @eriammlrns spur'
sen ale alten 8ean,ten lpieSergelpdbli
Grdi.. Geo. @olf, Yrot. t.4Setr, Sobn
8adner, Sim -Sefr., @idael 8att.
ner, shatm., 8eprg 8ebcr, G.+S.s
SER. Midyael gad)ner. Mlie 9emntell
peripradrn ibr 9eitcs fiir Sen @erein
a.. tun i'm fonmenben Sobr. 9itte III
nGdIte gcriammlung ne,,e @ftglieSer
mit5ubringen, spenn moglih, oenn
nur 10 fann unier Serein lpahlen.
~ n ~.
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Nceierelt k6lt feit al,
atlantic Charter

ssalbington. Yrdiioent 8ooieuelt
Gl,Berte iiG babinsebeno. DAB scr ST.
la,ltic Gbarter ni6t nls iornclles, bon
ibn ielber uno Yremier gburdyiq urs
ter,eitpnetes Sof,lment bcitebe. ion'
bern iit mir um Nidtlinicn ban0ele.
gemerfnna ber &ebattiou:
Srot ser grfliir,,ne bes GraiiSe,,ten
gsbt aber scr aonpf I'M tpirflid,e
anerfcnnl,ns alnS Gurtiiibruns bes
Mtlantic Charter pe;ter uno fir ie6en.
gerchtoertellben slmerifaner mub eS
cine iSrelloe ge.peien leiu, per lesteIt.
Soni,tag ben betanntcu Nfnoioanlo-
ger @alter Windru 5ltbortc. gr lleB
nidts gutes an Gburdyia ui,h ieiner
tpeit binter ben 3eiten suriifitebet,oe!l
Solitit in 8riebenlalrS uno sen boil
Sen sllliierteil bereits r6efrciten" San.
Sern. @ir bdbeu 81, icinen Musfiib.
rungen nidts tpeiter bin3u5uiiigen.
ais Sub mir boifen, bab er Die Iuf'
teil.mg 1elltihlanos an Polen u,,o
Sranfreitb genau 10 il,s 2idt ltellt tpie
es ser @irfliffeit entIprid)t. Muh
Sorotbp 1bonplon itinmt NIT Bit'
heu i:berreir, oaB es 81 tul0 lit Sie
Sirbner SIT 5a1len, bepor lie gebriitet
iino 9lqc Adt,1na fir Sieie fluren
Garlegunsen oon lrirtlifcn 10Opro.
jentigeu 2lnerifaneril, 0ie aber nlft
gIsidlgiiltig llno nit Sap Dem Jrie.
Den cntgege,Iebeu.
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oas 0ift tann aus ser aleie pom 9fe.
gen 1,irlt Derailsseipalhen tperoell.
Ser patenbeiiser lit Sobn 9. Beetle:
aus Sauta Monico. 9as ipalierbihte
Nittel iiebt lpahsabnlid aus. Sb man
man lpobl oantit ieoes 4riinr,nelden
&leie Epiuieln mub2
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- Die ei,,5ige anerfannte Wel!
fpradp lit oas Sdgerlatein.
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-- @eiien Sic bnrauf bin, 6aB Sic
Sic MnSeige i'm ,Yolfsblatt" geleie1l
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Na< 1c,p Vcre, 4. =.

Nnhn @ndl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
JUDY GARLAND, VAN
 HEFLIN ARE STARRED TN CAPITOL FEATURE

July Garland goes glamour girl, gets plenty of opposition in the person of exotic Marta Eggerth, and charms no less an austere parsonage than Van Hcflin in M-G-M's Pre- senting Lily Mars her newest singing appearance, at the Capitol Sunday. This is romance of the modern theatre, with haunting music embellishing an equally haunting romance. It tells what happens when a young singer sets out to attain stardom.
 Judy is the young singer She tries to crash" her way to the at tention of famous producer, Heflin, manages to make his prima donna, Miss Eggerth, plenty jealous, and amid comical complications and a touching love story the embryo star achieves success, musically and TO- mantically.
 Catchy musical numbers highlight the action. Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son. is another hit for Miss Gar land, and Miss Eggerth scores in the exotic "Kulebiaka," and the old favorite, Every Little Movement, IS guaranteed to evoke nostalgia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
U50 COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT
 HOLDS ELECTION
Seven Are Added to Or ganization- n-0fficers
 Are Also Chosen

Seven prominent citizens were added to the Committee of Manage ment of the USO at the regular monthly meeting of the committee last night in USO headquarters and these will help out on committees and other important duties with the original members who have been in the civilian service for the past year.
 The seven added are Jack Fletch- CT, Frank A. Boyle, J. B. Burford, John Young, J. c. Cooper. Perry Hillery and Charles E. Naghel.
 The following officers were also elected for the cofning year: Elmer A. Friend, Chairman, succeeding Harry Sperling: Dr. Robert Simpson, Assistant Chairman, succeeding Henry Harmon; Capt. T. J. Dyck, Treasurer, reelected, and Zack Cor don, (director of the USO) as Sec- retary.
 The Committee of Management acts with the regular USO officers in giving needed moral assistance and serving on important commit tes. These committees will be an- at the next meeting and in the meantime the members of the old committees will continue to serve.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL REPORT OF ADMINISTRATOR

In the commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska. Division Num- Der One. Before FELIX GRAY, Commissioner and ex-officio Pro- bate Judge. Juneau Precinct. Tn the Matter of the Estate of OSCAR CHRISTENSON, de- ceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that H. l.. Faulkner, Administrator of the estate of Oscar Christensen, the above named deceased. has filed his Final Report and that hearing will be held thereon before the under signed at Juneau, Alaska, on April 27th, 1944. at 10 o'clock A. M, at which time and place all persons interested in the estate may appear and file objections in writing and contest the Final Report.
 GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the Probate Court at Juneau, Alaska, February 25, 1914.
 FELIX GRAY.
 Commissioner and ex-officio Pro- bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication, Feb. 26, 1944. Last publication, March Is. 1944.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Howard D. Stabler, adminis- trator of the estate of JOHN HENRY REGAIN. deceased, has fill ed his final account and report Of his administration of said estate, and his petition for distribution thereof, in the United States Com missioner's Court for Juneau Pre- cinct, at Juneau, Alaska that F o'clock am. May 22nd, l944, has been fixed as the time and said Commissioners Court the place for hearing same; and that all persons concerned therein are hereby mo- tified to appear at said time and place and file their objections, If any, to said final account and peti- ton for settlement and distribution thereof.
 Dated: Juneau, Alaska, this 17th day of March. 1944.
 HOWARD D. STABLER,
 Administrator. First Publication. March Is, 1944. Last Publication. April 8, 1944. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
GEORGE RAFT IN
 THRILLER COMING
 TO 10TH CENTURY

A plain white envelope is the magnet for muroer, Kidnapping, wild pursuits and breath-taking suspense in Background to Dan ger" the new Warner Bros. film scheduled for the 20th Century Theatre.
 George Raft is cast as a tough, hard-hitting G-Man who runs head-on into trouble galore when he is given the envelope. supposedly containing money and securities, by pretty Ana Remzi (Osa Massen) whom he meets on Bagdad- -Is- tanbul express, nearing Ankara. in Turkey.
 The envelope contains, however, material that a sinister crew of Nazi agents are after at any cost. Headed by the suavely ruthless Col onel Robinson Sydney Green street. they put Raft into hot water.
 Raft is Kidnapped by the Ges- tapo but is rescued by Peter Lorre and Brenda Marshall. playing two Russian counter espionage agents. Raft learns that the envelope, stolen from his hotel room, contains Nazi-forged plans for an alleged Russian plan to attack Turkey Determined to thwart this scheme to Win Turkey over as an Axis ally Raft tracks down the Nazi agents and successfully foils the plot.