The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1941, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDA\_', JAN. 11, 1941. o ASSOCIATED PRESS | I £ “ROFIT IN A HOBBY_Just the type for type are these DESIGN FOR LIV!NG_utility and comfort must pre- Ids, Philip Merriam, 17, and Everett Boone (rear), 15, who have vail in the rooms she designs, thinks Eileen Mason, 15, who's busy t.el own print shop in the Merriam home atlic at Rutherford, e Nouse - avt dlkm st Ruthettord NAJ. Silen 16 3. Both are pupils in-schools at Rutherford, a quiet commuters® T e Ruthetford where about 100,08 1o BI0N siu= \omamunity whose children consistently show intelligence quo- B N Rkttord's fimt 11 grades sorveyed acored moys thAn tient averages higher than the nation’s average, 140 points—the “genius” class. Nation's average is 100, SERL et SO ROSE THE QUEEN—_Red, white and blue gowns and HAND AT ARMS_For 19 years Sgt. Ernesto Ren- floral flags sound a patriotic note for Pasadena’s rose tourney as been in the army of Mexico, which is now preparing fo , Sally Sianton (center), seen with princesses—Elizabeth rt of compulsory military training Jan: 1. Renteria is-the sworth, #u1e Stratton; Patricia Hops, Ellen Harmon (front). of five children and makes about $12.40 a month, in the of his country. He belongs to the 47th Mexican battalicn, Limpulsory law calls for training of 50,000 reserves annually JAPAN’S LOSS T EIR CAIN 1S CLAIM_Large quantities of Japanese wa. ma- including these guns, were said by authorities with Chiang Kai-shek to have been left apanese forces upon their abandonment of Kwangsi province, A Chinese soldier stands guard. Other Chinese soldiers and labor corps repaired the damaged Kwangsi highways. GRIT—Her five years' effort to clear her father’'s name brought its reward to Mrs. Helen Drake (above) when Lonnie Jenkins walked from . Detroit court, free after serving nine years of life term in the fatad shooting of wife, THAT LONG REACH COUNTS_With these long arms and huge paws hidden by athisen, 6'5”-center, is always a problem for whatever team the Hlinois hm§keu~erl ; . , shot was made during Illini date in New York. Left to right: Capt. John Drish, fore 4 4 alter Evers, forward; Mathisen: Vic Wukovits, guard: Bob Richmond. zuard. » MEASURES UP_Misz ! 7 ; 4 WAR BOSS—_Revision of Typical Freshman Coed at v omma Wichita university, Kansas, is 4 / e :)':Ly Cavniiors 1::0:;”‘: Gi’&: 'll‘::r";" li‘::e:velrg' e“’::’u::":f veteran of three Italian wars, at nearest fhe average measure: GOOD WILL ENVOY FROM ARGENTINA—_only the last laps of his Sourney bead_af uneimL AL, KipieeInE She's 5a- tall, weighs 118 strétch before Marceline Soule (left), self-styled good will envoy from Buenos Aires, Argentina, who Murshal Pletro Badogiio who re- Seands, plays badralnton. stopped off at the Argentine consulate in Ncw Orleans, while on his way to Washington. He's riding sicned. Cavallero first fought in 2 bis hoise up from South America. to visit F.D.R. Reviewing route is Consul General Lorenzo Scrveate. KLihyag war oE 1812, 3> » Eh:, Nf x OTE_on l:l!e other § g HOT STOVE LEAGUEictint & fkesh e, Mo 3 i, e Yostreenenatr & A0S o . : UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT_Members of the 110th observation squadron, Missourd present chore being to warm up two fans already in;the ski season. Island. She ‘wears a coral cotton Y 5 > They dressed in wool for correct afl i 1 b - b weets Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black at holiday party. In ' a8 4 tn:wool for corgest Affer- 18534 Faln & o s, center is Senora Don Adrien g‘“"’"‘ of Guatemalty . . national guard, inducted (above) at St. Louils year's federal service, will be at Little Rock, Ark, y u B