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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-29
LOOK and LEARN
By A. c. Gordon

l. What is G., "erg"?
2. What Presidents niece presid-
ed over the White House as First
Lady during his term of office?
3. How many books chapters, and
verses does the Bible contain?
4. What part of a horse is the
"withers"?
s. Which is farther south, the tip
of Florida or the tip of Texas?
ANSWERS
l. A measure of energy.
2. James Buchanan, who was a
bachelor.
3. &c books, 1,l89 chapters, and
81 173 verses.
A. The ridge between the shoul-
der bones.
s. The tip of Florida.
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her home?
A. 1t is better for the mother
to do so until the girl is of age
@. Should a woman take her
partners arm when entering the
dining room, at an informal din
ner?
A. No; she should merely walk at
his side.
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Birthday

The Empire extends eongratuia-
tions and BEST triShes tD-day, thea
birthday anniUesS--5, TO thu Tos'
lot0ing:
SEPTEMBER 20
Judge william A. Holzheimer
Frank Dunn
James Ramsay Jr.
j. v. Hickey
Mary Harris
Louise Skinner
Mrs. Carl Carlson
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GOLDsTEIN FUR STORE

will be open evenings from to 9.
We have just received a large ship
ment of short jackets and coats in
different kinds of furs. The prices
will surprise you.
You are welcome to come and see
our stock. adv
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QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven Of these
test questions Turn 20 the
comic page for the answers.
/. Name the capital Of the
republic Of Honduras
2 What Is the name Of the
instrument used TO determine
the specific gravity Of liquids ?
5. Name the third book of the
Pentateueh.
4. Who was appointed by
President Roosevelt 10 FIN the
office Of Attorney General of
the u. S. 10 succeed Homer S.
Cummings
S. What is an Gland ?
8. What is the geographical
name for the zone between the
Tropic OF Cancer and the Tropic
of Capricorn
:. In which foreign country
would you be, II you were in
Flanders
S. Who was president OF the
L. S. when the first census was
taken
8. Name the large island that
lies to the south OF reece.
10. Which states were admit
ted To the Union during the
Civil war?
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BELIEVES WPA SHOULD
NOT BE CONTINUED

Editor. The Times: Please al
how me a word in reply to Mr..
Barrett. He is 100 per cent
right and the sooner this WPA
is done away with the better off
the county as well as the men
will be.
/ think that after the next
session OF congress, when we go
to the cupboard we will find it
bare for there won't be much
WPA funds there. OF course
there are a lot OF men who will
have to be weaned away from
the WPA rolls as baby is wean-
ed from a bottle. for this is the
best job a lot Of fellows have ever
had. OF course there are many
fine skilled workers forced to
work on wPA; others have never
done anything except wash win
dows and push brooms and per-
haps this will be the class I
should be In il ] were employed
by the wPA.
GLEN NICHOLSON.
1921 Fawcett ave.
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This is an unimportant day
in planetary direction. II will
be profitable for those who post
pone decisions and important
activities. There is family
benefic influence for initiative
and for retail merchandising.
Executives should find the date
suspicious for planning and for
analyzing the characters OF en-
ployes.
Heart and Home: Parents
come under q sway that prom
ises more heed to their good adj
vice as young folk encounter
special problems Under this
configuration there may be an
urge toward public service.
Boys may discuss enlistment in
the army or the navy. Girls
may desire To begin training as
nurses. At a time not far dis
tant the inclination may be rec
ognized as forecast of national
needs.
International Affairs: Events
in Europe Will affect the stock
market so that sudden fluctua-
tons will be noted, but they
may appear contradictory to
usual trends. Speculation in raw
materials need for ornaments
will furnish material for a scan
dal originating in New York
City. Oriental trade in basic
supplies viii be greatly in
creased, owing 70 Chinese needs.
In China deaths from famine are
prognosticated.
Persons whose birthdate II is
have the augury OF year Of
physical strain from overwork
or over-anxiety. 1t is wise not
20 borrow trouble, for the stars
promise sureease of financial
anxiety.
Children born on this day
probably will be of well-bal-
aneed nature and strong body.
These subjects of Scorpio may
be influenced by Libra since
they are on the cusp. Many are
lovers of animals and inclined
toward philanthropy since they
dislike to contemplate any sort
of suffering.
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U Or Down.

five only Nd seuse ham. csad have sons ham ard
exr ~ enly had egg the od California
prx a hr verge IL finding sisus that whsshsr ~in
nu An and sgs ~s Wind W ~sthsui siAsr ham
f~nsins 10 ~ sssn.
IkIs uoans srs that The 80 Every thursday pisn Of
e31onp nunsons rnynhx warrants retired b. weekly
tax ennnn - have . shsncs Of adoption. Nobody
snan1 Win hes< proposals unss they tired ovt and
ts1od ~ut q heme
A1her1ns experiment with q similar plan does not
10 haws w~sked very ~< u people such that they like
n know fos themselves The Of the country ~s hs
nrod 20 California IL IL shcNs Whistler sueh
poun6inx n<hems uiI work. OF may be hart
Cn1oruA II IL fxit but after All II IL her decision.
~ Aeury al The individual states laboratories for
~ trin II sxperin~nts before they attempted
uotiun-oits sraIe snII holds good
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:: YOUR HOROSCOPE

week should b. profitable TO
these who command capital
Banks and bankers viii exercise
added power. for new enter
prtsss Of large scope will be
projected In the next few weeks.
Engineers and chemists are to
enjoy period Of extraordinary
activity The stars smile upon
thoroughly trained scientists
Those whose hands as well as
brains have beer well directed
in practical work will benefit
International Affairs uraSus.
= planet Of great influence in
the life Of Hitler, near the
Ascendant inclines toward &C.
eentricity and egotism, II en-
couraees ohstinaoy and stub
born determination that takes
no advice and hlindiy pursues =
special course of action. Por-
tents most threatening 10 the
dietator's health as we'll as to
his final experiences IN an amaz-
ing career that viii close with
in few years are discerned.
Children born on this day
should be Of high ambitions and
kindly nature They may be
complex in character and gifted
in unusual ways. They should
be wisely directed from child
hood
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SUNDAY. oCIosgR n

After the early morning hours
hsnefsc aspects rule today on
awakening there may b.
sense of utility and Illustration.
bgi thls will b. overcome BY
those who attend church and
set aside time FOR self sxAmi-
nation The afternoon and eve
ming are encouraging 10 lead
sFs The clergy should benefit.
Warning Is given that prejudice
should not interfere with non
UNCONVENTIONAL movements to-
ward higher moral standards
Heart and Home An ineli-
nation To criticize may be
prevalent among members OF the
family during the breakfast
hour Truthful comment may be
salutary and should be accepted
In good spirit. Elderly per-
sons may be dictatorial and
parents reproachful when do
nestle expenses are mentioned.
The evening Il suspicious for
association with persons OF
prominence, but 1t promises
little for romance. The Sunday
visitor may be boy friend who
avoids the possibility OF becom-
Ing engaged
Business Affairs: The coming
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Not The End

On u the most freely made propheiss 10 b heard these
days IL thas widespread European viii mean the end
II civilization
Bscsune this has been said often Ia good To hear the
calm words a President James conant Of Harvard uni
ssty wh ~ spoke rrsnty 10 elass Of incoming fresh
NJ N Conant felt certain assumption about the next 10
ysors kuffenty probable be the bass Of intelligent
a<tion~ And frss cf these that contrary 10 the
din psophs Of recent Ne are not facing the end
a cienisnttou"
mon<nts reflection shows that DIR. Conant Is right
Ech wnr may civilization back the last definite
~ did Hut civilization does die suddenly. from heart
failure II d<s eraduay from what the doctors hike to call
enph~mistically complication of diseases
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Nev, Record

On Nov. IL. 1915 when the fighting stopped on the
Enropnn 'front.' the United States had broken number Of
sseords One of them that Il had amasssd IN alms
high record of civil employees
This great civil army began 70 b. demcoized even
eooner than the fighting forces and for de-
eined steadily Then began to rise again. and 20
years later Is bigger than June 80 Of this year
fo1alsd e10Sl0. which d 1850 than the World
pax.
In abort. In psace time already beyond the
tina psak in federal civil employment The length Of the
federal civil payroll II another should In some
thing bsst left 10 the imagination.
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mands on me, ss long as II keeps
me out Of the cave. II may take
my property. II may take my
life. But when II puts me back
into the cave must say. polite
~ but firmly. to he'll with So
eisty."
That N very brave. but even
Mr.. Mayer didn't tell us why
war Is. l go here and there to
meetings. and nobody wants war.
But everybody talks around and
around. and never comes to any
conclusion about why war is.
Then how can they know how TO
stop it, That way. pretty soon
there'll be war. and then there
won't be any more meeting. 1
hope before then there'n be one
meeting anyway where anybody
with an idea how to stop Il will
be let 10 speak.
JACOB f. HENKLE.
Spanaway.
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ths World and Vas heading
south
FDrty-flye minutes later Peary
caught up with him and the
party returned about one mile.
Henson j. alive and well today.
lie lives IN New York City.
Monday: Painters war.
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Pulse Of the
Public
ENTOrls MEDICINAL
VIRTUES or APPLE

Editor. The Tlmes. Now m
the fourth year Of my second
three score and ten years.
having proved some OF my theses
As research student IN hio-
chemistry. believe should
qualify IN giving hints pertain
inx 10 Gcd-crested virtues Of
an apple.
Yea. sftex suffering the tor
nsnts a an orthodox he'll for
years with Rheumatism, l ban
ishcd those plans within 60 hours
by eating nothing but Craven
stein apples.
We are to celebrate Apple
week A. a national week. II
people knew the virtues of an
apple they would make II 81
weeks every year.
Apples have a higher sodium
content than any other fruit
ecoept strawberries and toma-
toes. Sodium il absolutely
necessary for perfect health
especially ~ q solvent OF in
Juricious ACIDS and for elimina-
ton Of dead or diseased tissues.
Il u also just as necessary in
formation Of saliva. pAncreaue
juices and bile. Without sodium
no bile can be formed and grave
disorders must naturally result.
Without proper amount OF Sc
erection Of saliva and pancreatc
juices proper digestion of foods
il impossible. II is necessary
TO keep lime and magnesia salts
In the blood soluble 50 as to pre-
vent distractions. Enough apples
every day will keep the medi-
cal men away-also the under
taker.
FRED U. ROBIN.
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tAs worlds top
Pear chose Matihsw A Hen
son q 80 with him because ne
considered ths powerful youth
the best dos driver living peary
ordered Hsnson "a pfecsds MIN
and On April 8 1909 Henson
found h. hsd crossed the top q
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SCIENCE NEWS

A new fireplace water heating
system has been invented by
Arthur Newton of Norman
Park. Ga. Special CRATES, built
Of hollow tubing, permit water
TO circulate through them and
be heated.
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| IGH


The president and Secretary
HUI were adamant on the para
graph permitting an extension
Of so-day credits: they main
tanned that inzistence on cash
payments would cripple the
allies purchasing power. The
senate leaders then made the
practical suggestion that Henry
Morgenthau's financial experts
furnish a report showing exactly
how the 90 day clause would
affect British and French buy
ing ability. Their figures re-
vealed that a provision for cash
payments would diminish allied
purchases by only per cent
Il negligible amount. on that
basis. the White House agreed
to the proposed modification OF
the cash-and-carry safeguard.
Framing an amendment to
protect our shipping stumped
even such experts as Garner and
Byrnes. II is almost impossible
10 devise a clause that will en-
able the L. S. to keep out OF the
war and at the same time permit
our shippers to survive. FDR's
capitol hill advisers think they
have hit on an almost perfect
plan, however.
They propose TO authorize the
president to name danger zones
until January 10. His power
over American shipping would
then expire. and If ne hasn't done
a good job-or If events necessi-
tate 1.-THE congress will have
another whack at the neutrality
laws.
The Democratic ehieftains at
Washington - both liberal and
eonservative-have concocted a
neat scheme for preserving party
unity through 1910 and thereby
strengthening their reelection
chances. Barring unforeseen
happenings here or abroad. it
appears to be foolproof.
Under the stress of the war
crisis, the Democrats have closed
ranks behind FDR without re-
gard to their attitude concerning
his radical domestic reforms.
There is no certainty, as Jim
Farley points out, that they will
not fall out again should the
president submit another typi-
cal New Deal program at the
regular session in January.
Men like Senators Byrds.
Glass, Burke and Harrison have
given a eloakroom oath that,
although they side with Roose-
welt on neutrality, they will OPP
pose nm II ne REEVES OLD re-
forms or proposes new expert
ments next year.
The president. however, will
not do anything to disrupt the
party peace. Except for another
spend-lend program and a pro-
posal for South American loans,
both of which will be presented
as emergency legislation born of
the war, he will not send up a
must" program that might ire
either faction of the party. He
viii ask for q short session al
which the only controversial
measures will be the routine
appropriation bills. Thus, &C.
cording TO the democrats pres
ent plans, the 1910 election vii
be waged with the European
war as the backdrop.
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49,
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cGnbrsaxs ~ had SCI ~ tAs
prsss one az TIE flyss Fsecss
a printing ~As a. expression u
gratitude fer ina opportunities
sfssxsd In the ns~ lard and tns
a@th 81 . freeman expressed IN
lhs following words
I. By Ged's pressdenos. m
IshAhit&at and Freemaa with
in the jurisdiction Of this
commonwealth. de freely ar
knoaledge myself 10 be sub
sect to ths government there
Of: And therefore do here
swear b, ths great and dread
fal Name OF the Everything
God. that 1 win b. true and
faithful 10 the same, and viii
accordingly yield assistance
and support thereunto with
nv person and estate"
II stephen Day could say that
with the limited freedom and
opportunities OF 800 years age
what would be his declaration
today The thought u com
mended To those who are in
eiined To take citizenship n
America too lightly and regard
1t IA a right 10 be demanded
rather than a privilege TO bs
earned.
Where there's will there's /
way. even II there are great OBJ
stAcles in the way. Blind Don
aid Morgan u one OF four In
structors just added 10 the stat
OF Trinity college, Hartford
Conn. as the school began IL
117tth year. He lost his sigh
at the age OF IT. The next yea
he began studying in a schoo
for the blind in the east and il
1888 graduated from Cornell uni
yersity. A couple of years late
he did graduate work az tn
University of Washington an
then went to Europe for tw,
years study and travel. Las
June he received his masters de
gree from Harvard and took al
examination leading to bachelo
of philosophy.
Mr.. Morgan has specialized il
history. He is guided to an
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YfRsr AT mr. roIK

sought Ter azst years. stree
me cfssk rythsss nFsi crossed
ihs ArViis Circle n rs y G.
shs sarsh PETE was conquered
IN 1000 Nh~n Commander Robert
y pssfs. four EsktSros and an
American seErn wwrs first a.
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Chshalis.
NOBODY EXPLAINS
WHY WAR Is

Editor. The Times: have been
reading an article by Milton S.
Mayer. assistant to the president
~ the University OF Chicago.
Arficle Ia In the SATURDAY
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, now and when
Al I oppose il
I think il viii
~. 1 think it
g. And I think
humanity.
/ democracy in
Is seems TO me
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burgh-The nod should belong to
DICK Cassiano and Pittsburgh.
Cornell-Penn State at Ithaca
The Big Red team from Cayuga's S
waters has too much for Penn State.
llilnols-Indlana at Champaign
Dr.. Zuppke lacks the material that
most of the Zig Ten teams carry,
Indiana should win, but Zuppke al
ways is a threat.
Temple-Boston College at Boston
Last year these two handed in a
1926 draw. This time III take
Temple
Nebraska-Baylor at Lincoln-An-
other smoking affair in which both
will have trouble. Nebraska by a
stride.
Utah-Idaho at MoscoW-A tin in
the direction of a frst-class Utah
team.
Ill take Georgia Tech over Van
derbilt-Missouri over Kansas State
Purdue over Michigan State
Oregon and Rice, and a strong
Southern Methodist team over Mar
quette. On the winning side you
also can add California, U. C. L. A
and Oregon State. Dartmouth should
win good game from Lafayette