Police Chief Asks
For Parent’s Aid
Chief of Police Cook, con
cerned with the problem of child
ren on the streets, requests that
all parents allow their children,
when attending shows, to leave
just in time for the show.
Otherw se, he points out, the
children congregate and impede
pedestrian traffic, and play on
the sidewalks and streets to their
own danger.
The situation occurs every ev
ening before the frist preform
at ce' and is particularly bad on
Sunday when increased crowds
and inadequate sidewalks makes
the problem more acute.
"If parents cooperate, ” Chief
Cook said, ” it will help greatly
in this policing -problem, and I’m
sure everyone else will appreciate
it too.”
Mrs. W. H. Murray arrived
from Skagway this week to join
her husband, owner of Murray’s
Hi-way Photo shop.
Fairbank’s City Attorney,
Pioneer Lawyer, Passes
FAIRBANKS (JP) — Charles
E.Taylor, 73, pioneer Alaska law
yer, president of the Tanana val
ley barassociationand Fairbank’s
city attorney died at the Mayo
brothers’ clinic in Rochester,
Minnesota.
He stampeded from Tacoma to
the Klondike in the early days.
He held numerous high offices in
fraternal positions and was for a
time district attorney at Nome.
His widow was with him at the
time of his death.
Charles Madsen Back
Charles Madsen, owner of the
Sunbeam Hotel has returned
froto a combination buying trip
and visit to his daughter Eliza
beth, who is a patient in the
Portland Open Air Sanatarium.
He reports his daughter’s health
much improved.
Madsen, who is also owner of
Kodiak Guides, made a number
of contacts for future bear hunts.
President and Week-end Guests
Hyde Park, N. Y. - Press Asc. I
Photo-Six year old Beth Schuster I
-resents a bouquet to Crown
incess Juliana of the Nether
ads outside the Dutch Reform
ed Church here Sunday. Prime
Minister MacKenzie King of
Canada and President Roosevelt
held lengihy conferences, yet no
joint statement was made, as was
the case at the last meeting of
the two executives. Photo shows
(left to right) Rev. L. A. Talman
pastor of the church; Crown
Princess Juliana, the President,
Thomas Qualters, a bodyguard)
Mrs. Roosevelt, and Prime Min
ister MacKenzie King of Canada
Germans Claim
Attack Success
(JP)—Hitler’s command pic
tured the German armies as
lunging forward once more on
the Eastern front, executing “new
successful attacks”, while Rus
sians declared they have crushed
Nazi attempts to pierce the So
viet lines north and south of
Moscow.
A Nazi military spokesman
said that German bombers raked
both Moscow and Leningrad dur
ing the night and left spreading
fires in Moscow.
A bulletin from Hilter’s bead
quarters reported 10,000 Russian
prisoners captured and 171
tanks destroyed in the past
three days, but gave no details
of the new push.
Soviet front line dispatches
said two German infantry reg
iments, supported by tanks and
armored cars were beaten off with
bloody losses after repeated at
tempts to storm across the upper
Stolga river in the Kalinin sector
59 miles north of Moscow.
In Crimea the German com
mand said Nazi bombers are
violently attacking the Russian
naval base of Sevastpol, blasting
docks, munition dumps and the
ship’s harbor, but still gave no
indication of a direct land assault
against the stronghold.
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