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Evening star., 1941-06-11
Clark OF Idaho Asks
Radio Commentaries
Be Labeled Better
Many News Broodcosts
Are Nothing But Opinion
Senator Tells Committee
BY J. A. O'LEARY.

Senator Clark, Democrat, of Idaho
today called on the radio industry
to be more specific in labelling
news" broadcaSts, as distinguished
from editorial comment.
AS the Senate Interstate Com
merce Committee continued its in
Qulry into the new chain broad
casting rules of the Federal Com
munications Commission, Senator
Clark declared
"Seventy-fye per cent of the
news broadcasts are nothing more
than editorial opinion"
The Idaho Senator made it clear
he finds no fault with having edi-
torial commentators on the air, but
believes greater care is needed to
designate the programs as news or
comment
Louis G.. Caldwell. counsel for the
Mutual BroadCaSting System, oC-
Cupled the stand for a second day
defending in general the commits
sion's new network restrictions and
the commission legal power to
issue them.
A highlight of the days hearing
was the assertion of Chairman
Wheeler that radio stations through
out the country should be free
from fear Of domination from the
commission. and also from domina-
ton by any private concern"
Mr.. Caldwell called the commit
tees attention to a letter written
to President Roosevelt by more than
so Clergymen expressing fear that
the new rules would result in cur
tailment of religious programs now
carried by the chains
Mr.. Caldwell said he could assure
the committee Mutual would con-
tlnue to furnish sustaining pro-
grams of the kind some groups have
feared would be cut down if the
new rules go through.
Commenting on the clergymenS
letter, Chairman Wheeler said /:
That is typical of the misinforma-
ton that goes out when anything is
proposed from Washington"
Exclusive Contracts Opposed.
The new F. c. c. rules seek to end
exclusive contracts between sta
tionS and a network, to regulate
time options, to prohibit a network
from having two outlets in the
same area and to require N. B, c. to
dispose of one of its two networks.
Asked by committee members for
his opinion of the commission s
power to issue the rules. Mr. Cald-
we'll Contended there is fair" legal
foundation for believing it did, for
the purpose of promoting competi-
ton and preventing monopoly.
Senator Clark said what bOtherS
him is whether Congress made ade-
quate provision in the law for court
review of the commissions acts.
and if it has why Congress should
review such acts.
When Senator Clark raised the
question of more careful labelling
of news" and editorial" broad
casts, Mr.. Caldwell expressed fear
that if the commission attempted
to regulate that it would be getting
close to the field of censorship.
Il don't object to the editorial
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Maryland U. Offers
Plane Inspection Course
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The University of Maryland will
offer an intensive summer course
for aircraft material inspectors open
to college graduates ard high school
graduates who do not plan to enter
college, Dean S S. Steinberg Of the
College OF Engineering said yester-
day.
The course is being offered to
meet request of the Glenn l.. Mar
tin Co. Dean Steinberg said. He
said the class would begin on June
% and that he is already receiving
applications. The Federal Govern
ment would pay tuition costs, Dean
Steinberg said
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Dairymen's Wage-Hour
NEGOTIATIONS Continue

With questions of wages and
hours still to be settled. spokesmen
for l20O organized dairy workers
and u dairy managements here
planned TO continue their negotia-
tions for a new contract today.
A spokesman for the Milk Drivers
and Dairy Employees Local 246, A.
F. L., said there had been no dis
cussion of walkout since last week
when threatened dairy strike was
held in abeyance pending further
negotiate
Aided by Labor Department con-
ciliators, representatives. of man
agement and labor worked toward a
settlement yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

comment broadcasts, if they say
the man is expressing his views. -
Senator Clark explained.
Senator Clark suggested that leg
islation may have to be considered
if the radio networks do not take
steps TO specify news broaGcasts
more definitely.
One solution suggested by Chair
man Wheeler was that if a radio
station has a commentator taking
one side of a major issue, that it
also have a commentator giving the
other side. Senator Wheeler said
he thought that. on the whole,
radio has done a good Job of pre-
senting both sides, and observed that
newspapers of the country have not
always given both sides of a queS-
ton.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Rites Today at Norfolk
For Mrs. Edna Brooch

Funeral services for Mrs, Edna
Edmonston Broach, 46. a native of
this city who died Monday in Eor-
folk, Va. where she had lived for
% years. were to be held there this
afternoon. She was the wife Of
Walter T. Broach.
Besides her husband. she is sur
vived by a daughter, Miss Edna
Marie Broach; two sons, Walter Tai
madge Broach, jr., and William
Booth Broach; her mother, Mrs.
Anna V. Edmonston. and a sister,
Mrs. w. P. Daniel. all of Norfolk
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Prettier Complexion
For You by Using
WercOIized YAK Cream

Bleach your skin to a whittier. clearer more
ColIZed Wax Cream. just use this fragrant
Skin Bleach and Beautiher daily as di-
rected to fake of dull. darkened super
f1cial skin in tiny, invisible particles. II
uncovers the newer, lighter. younger look
ing skin beneath. Makes skin look fairer,
fresher and lovelier.
Saxolite Astrinsent tightens loose surface
skin Gives delightful sense Of freshness.
Reduces excess surface oil Dissolve Saxo-
lite. AstrinGent in one-hslf pint witch hazel
and use daily. morning or evening.
soothing and refreshing facial. We believe
you will like it
Evening star., 1941-06-11
jailed Year for Scent Theft

LOS ANGELES. June II LP).-
Ernest S. Fuller, SO. was sentenced
TO year in Jail for stealing a nickel
from neWsbOy. Police officers
testified Fuller lifted the coin from
pile of newspapers with bit of
adhesive tape attached to the end
of his cane.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Tails Aid Konqoroos

When moving slowly on all fours
kangaroos use the tails as fifth
leg. 1t supports the body while the
hind legs are being moved forward
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
DETENIDOS POR VIOLAR
LA LEY FEDERAL

Bajo la acusaci6n de violar
la ley federal relacionada con
la fabrication y expendio de
bebidas alcoholics, los agen-
ties federales a~rrestaron aver
a Nelson Clesi, de SO amos, We
'cino del 1814I Gale Catorce,
y Sam Cortese, de 80, residen-
tie en- ell 2309 de la avenida IA,
Hacian una distribution Illegal
de "~licores" en- los condados
de Pasco y Hillsborough,
Luis H. Garcia, de 27 amos,
residente en- ell TIT East Cara
cas-, fue detenido por haber
sacado de una agencia del Ex-
preso una impropia pelicula
embarcada desde Cincinnati,
Qued6 en- libertad bajo fan
"a de $1,000.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
Sc A INGLA-
TERRA 20 E~MBARCACIO-
MES T~ORPEDERAS

Washington, abril Pei Sc
cretario de marina Knox do la
noticia de que Sc mandarin 6
Inglaterra 20 embarcRciones
torpederas.
Cast al mismo tempo ell abo-
gado general Jackson declaro
que los prisioneroS de guerra
que Sc fuguen de otros paises y
entren en- los Estados Unidos
seran devueltos al lugar de su
pr~ocedencia. Esto sc debe a que
un aviador nazi, fugado del Ca.
NADIA, presto una fianza de $40,
900 Y desapareci6. Presto por 81
la fianza ell consulate nazi.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
Ell BANQUET DE LA CA
R DE COMERCIO DE
YBOR

Sc verificara manana, con
asistencia de mas de $50 per-
sonas, ell banquete annual de la
Camara de Concrete de Ybor.
Casimiro Hernandez ha pre-
parade un menu especial, con
ell fin de complacer a todos.
Actuara de maestro de ce-
remonias ell abogado Camp
bell y pronunciara ell discurso
de mayor Importance ell pro-
fesor Carleton, de la Univer-
sidad de Florida.
Muchos elogios Sc hacen de
la cultura y sinceridad del ca
tedratico de Gainesville.
Asistiran muchas senoras y
senoritas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
LAS TROPAS INGuESA HI
CIERON UNI DESEMBAR-
co EN- BARDIA
Plymouth Saf1i6 GnOche otro
terrible bOmbdrdeO

Londres, abril 23.-El saba
do por la noche, cerca de Bar
dia, en- Libia, las tropas ingle-
sas hicieron un desembarco, des
truyeron un importante puente
dep6sitos de municiones y Qua
tro canones de las defensas de
la costa. La mayor parte de los
hombres que participaron en- IA
arriesgada operation, regresa-
ron a los barcos. Sc calcula en-
60 ell nGmero de bajas.
Centenares de aviones bonn
bardearon de nuevo a Plym-
outh. en- la noche de aver. Miles
de tonelades de bombas incen
diarias y explosives fueron ii
radas por los atacantes. Han
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
Aprobada anoche la ordenanza que
exge Ia pasteuizaci6n de Ia leci
cram oidos los duehos del Saratoga y Brass Rail
Autoriza ell ayuntamiento la p~eticion
de alcantarillado

Bajo la presidential de Snipes
q Ayuntamiento Sc reuni6 en- la
noohe de aver.
La ordenanza que declara lie
gal la venta de leche cruda, en-
"a ciudad de Tampa, fue apro-
bada y entrara en- vigor en- Ell
me: de JUNO. FL presidente
Snipes vote en- contra, diciendc
que perjudicara a los pequehos
lecheros. Los duenos de las lie
herias grandes. comandado'
por Ell Sr. j. D. Wilbanhs, soil.
.citaron la ordenanza.
Quod6 aprobado el contrato
on la compania Pan American
Always, por medic del cual Sc
ests5lecera una Inca de avio
mes entire Tampa y la Habana.
81 Ell contrato es acceptable, los 4
viones 70 funcionaran hasta que
q aertdromo Peter O.. Knight
sea agrandado Y despues certi-
ficado por la Junta de Aeronau-
tica Civil.
La mayoria acord6 devolver
al comite de pClicia las recomen-
1aciones sobre los "bares' Sa-
ratoga y Brass Rail, de mode
Iue los duenos de estos sean Of
los. Pide ell comite que esos es-
tablecimientos les sean revoca-
las las licencias por cuanto los
frecuentan mujereS de NAL vi
vir, borrachos e individuos de
mala reputation.
Mas de 20 vecinos de los alre-
1edores del "Hotel Knox" Sc o.
pOnen a que Sc conceda a eSe no.
tel un permiso. para vender be
bidas alcoholics. Sc lie concedi6
I'm permiso de 'fbar" a Esteban
Pell6n, en- ell 1906 de la Gale IA.
Sc autoriz6 al alcalde Chan
cey para %presentar una petici6n
a la RFC en- favor de un presto.
mo de $2,500,OOO con destino a
I'm sistema superior de alcanta-
rillado.
FL comite de Gales recibf6
instrucciones para discutir cor
ell alcalde un sistema de 6mni-
bus en- toda la ciudad. La fran
quicia Sc sometera al electorado,
en- case de acuerdo, en- ell mes
de nOviembre.
Ell abogado consultor MENU
lien perseguira al hotel Tampa
Terrace por no abonar a sus ca
mareras ell salario qeu senala
una ordenanza municipal, C. c.
Vega. Jr., abogado del hotel, de-
clar6 que las camareras ganan
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR
DEL ALBUM DE UN FAMOSO ACTOR

Del album del famoso actor
Manuel Catalina, a quien en- sus
amos Sc compare con Valero, Vi
co, Calvo y Tamay, tomamos 70
que sigue:
Definidme Ell amor segaln DOS
10 enteRd6is:
Veinte amos. mar de pasiones;
rio turbulento a los treinta;
en- llegando a los sesenta,
lago muerto de i%lusiones.
iDesediS Hegar a la vejez?
Cuando nino la guerra;
pero con los desengahos
uue me han traido los amos,
hoy no la desearia.
lone oeupaci6n lie GgrGd "a
mdS?
De mozo hacer ell amor
era mi mejor quehacer;
hoy, aunque amo la mujer,
me ocupa un libro mejor.
zone cualjdad eStima en- eI
hombre?
La cualidad o virtud
que mi juicio considera,
entire todas, la primera
del hombre es la gratitud.
SQu6 cualidad eStima en- IL
mujer?
La hermosura Y la bonldad
y otros dotes de mujer
no valen, a mi %entender,
10 que vale la lealtad.
SC6mo comprende la felici
dad?
Opinion POGO ilustrada
Y hasta atea en- cierto modo.
Dicha, es ignorarlo TODD
para no desear NADIA.
5Qu6 flor, que bebida q az
color oS agrada mas?
La gardenia es mi elegida
por su forma y por su olor;
azul cielo, mi color;
cafe puro. mi bebida.
SQu6 eS 10 mas diftca de hC
liar?
Lo que cast considero
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
Ell Laxante elective hace amigos felices

Este laxante hace amigos que lie
permanecen fieles porque actua por
complete, como los rudos, pero 'per-
suade con suavidad" cuando sc toma
por las simples direcciones recomen-
dadas.
BLACK-DRAUGHT es ans medici-
ma a~romatica, especiosa, puramente
vegetal. Su principal ingredients es
un tonico laxante intestinal que ayu-
da a dar tono a los musculos perezo-
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
CoRTE DE PoLICIA
Session Nocturna

FL juez municipal Tom Wat
kins anunci6 aver que debido
al aumento del n1mero de ca
SOS, comenzara a celebrar Sc
stones nocturnas, los martes y
viernes, a las 8 de la noche.
Watkins discuti6 ell plan
con Ell jefe de policia 700
druff y este Sc mostr6 de a
cuerdo con ell plan.
La nueva escuadra del tran
sito de la policfa presenta dia-
riamente, en- infracciones, de
80 a so casos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

A cold cough seriously endangers
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss o. time
than all other diseases comHned.
II you have n cough due to q cold,
get Mensho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. II Mentho-
Mulsion fails 10 stop your ooughnlg
Immediately and get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you ever tried ask
Tor your money be K.
Mentho-M ulsion Is more than an
,rdinary medicine. II contains vita
niins A and d to build your c9'o
resistance, and seven soothing'
scaling oils and unguents, inelld'
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get E:ehthO- MulSiOR

ing highest grade heechwood creo
sete for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia 6g syrup gives Mcntho-
MulssoE . taste the whole family
viii like. II clings 10 te mem
branes 30 its soothing, he ling in.
gredlents act faster, be ter. An
Onio minister recently aid from
his pulpit:
Attendance At church is neces
sory for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregati' n with .
cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion is
40 inexpensive and easy co obtain
Bsntho-M uls'on Is ef dorsed By
your neighbors and gus rantced by
Leading druggists svery whore. adv
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

sus hogares miles d.

perdido sus hogares miles d.
personals.
Atenas informa que los ingle
ses contin1an combatieIdo en- e.
territorio griego y mantianen
sGs nueyas lineas.
Los Beaverbrook, ministrc
de construction de aerOplanos,
ma revelado que Sc han recibidc
va de Estados Unidos y el Cana
da mas de 1000 viones militia
res.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
ARRIBO Ell GE-
NERAL WALTER H. FRANK

LEGO aver e Embellishments
comenzara a organizar su esta-
do mayor, Ell brigaldisr general
Walter H. Frank.
Mandara ell brigadier una es-
cuadrilla de aviones de GAIA.
Grupos similares estan sien-
do formados en- Mitchell Field,
New York; Riverside. Califor-
mia y Fort George Wright, Wa
shington.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

SOS del intestine.
La pr6xima vez que necesite un la
xante, tome BLACK-DRAUGHT. u
sado a la bora de acostarse, por las
direccicones, usualmente permite un
buen sueno; act1a suavemente v Dor
complete a la mahana siguiente; ali.
vie los dolores de cabeza del estrehi.
miento, biliosidad Y est6mago agrio
Es muy economico tambien. De rs g
40 d6sis: 25 c~entavos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

como impossible de hallar
es, no hay mueho que dudar,
In amigo vsrdadero.
iQu6 es 10 que mds anhela?
Tras un trabajo afanoso,
ON la muerte siempre en- lucha,
ruiero fortuna, no mucha,
yejez tranquila y reposo.
SC6mo comprende la deSgrG-
Cid?
Antitesis ha de ser
ia desdicha, a no dudar;
a desgracia es desear
7 no poder obtener.
blonde quisiera vivir?
AunQue en- progreso tardfa
= con su interes en- guerra,
uiero vivir en1a terra
londe vi la luz de- dia.
jQuG fdltas encuentrd mas
dtscmpGbles?
Las faltas que dignas son
aun de indulgencias plenarias,
3oruue no son v~oluntarias,
son las de la educaci6n.
I'm c0RsejO a la persona ANA
d.:
Prosaica ~filosofia,
,ero sana y provechOsa:
ii envidiada nj envidiosa;
yivir en- la mediania.
5Cudl es VuestrG mejOr amiga
y cudI vuestrO mejor amigo?
No hay amigo que me cuadre
como los que aqui bendigo:
nj padre. ell mejor amigo.
nj gran amiga, mi madre.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
JUNTA GENERAL EN- Ell
CIRCULO CUBANO

Sc verificara mahana iue-
YES, en- ell Circulo Cubano, la
Junta General correspondent
te al primer trimestre.
La directiva presentara ell
balance de los tres primeros
meses del aho.
Empezara ell acto a las 8:15
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

Ell cults delicado y flojo Sc
nejora mucho con ell uso cons
tante de aqua fra y jugo de Ii
mon. La pulpa del lim6n result
ia tambien excelente para la
piel y quita las manchitas pro-
ducidas por los trastornos del
hfgado, asf como las que Sc de-
ben a una exposition continue
al sol y a la ~intemperie.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

de SIS a $40 a ia semana, en-
propinas.
Fue aprobada una rebaia en-
las contribuciones persohales lie
tres firmas locales, Kuhn, Nor
gan Y Co., situada en- ell Primer
BeVco Nacional; F. and G. Ma
carAni Co., y Scolaro Brothers.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

cfa Dfaz, Emilio Perez Caride,
Manuel Rivefo Cal6erfn y 10.
&c Accsta Rodriguez. Pertene
clan a la tripulaci6n def buque
de pesca Panchito.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

plearse con mucho cuidado STEM
pre- que Sc trate de un cults deli
cado, pues en- POGO tempo quita
elasticidad a los mIsculos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

Cuatro marineros cubanos
condenados aqui por violar la
ley, ayudando a traer inmi-
grantees seran deportados hoy.
Sc nombran Antonio Gar
La gaceta., 1941-04-23

81, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-23
IAN URGENT MESSAGE y
to women who suffer
female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
OF functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, .ner-
vousi depressed iately-your work too much
for yod-
Then why not take Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to help quiet weary,
hysterical nerves. relieve monthly pain
(cramps, baekaehe. headacho) and weak
dizzy f~ainting spells due to functional ir-
regularities.
For over 60 years Pinkham's COMPOUND
has helped hundreds Of thousands Of weak
rundown, nervous Ealing" women to go
smiling thru difficult days" Why not give
this wonderful 'woman's friend" a chance
to help YOU? TRY III
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
Lost Pennsylvania
 Boy Found in (((

The 15-year-old boy from Johns town, Pennsylvania, reported missing since last May 4, was found in Juneau last night as the result of description of him published in The Empire yesterday.
 He is Frank Goebert, now en- listed in the CCC under the Forest Service here, and he was spotted by one of the Forest Service men who enroll youths in the civilian con- servation work. Although he enrolled as James Murphy, he gave his home address as Johnstown, clue which led to his identity
 The search for young Goebert was started when Frank Metcalf, eX- commander of the American Legion pest here, received an inquiry from the commander of the JohnstoWn post regarding the boy, nephew of the Pennsylvania Legionnaire. The boy had written his uncle on May 27. from Juneau, shortly thereafter joining the CCC company.
 Taken to the office of U. S. De- putty Marshal Walter Hellan this morning. young Goebert admitted his identity and was released on his promise to write immediately to his worried relatives, notifying them of his whereabouts and safety.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
SITkA GETS
 S54,oooFo
 SEWERS
Gruening Notified ofPresi dentiaI Approval of
 } Alaska Projetts

President Roosevelt this morn ing approved alloeations of more than S54.000 for two sewage sys- tems at ,Sitka under the Communi- ties Facilities Act, according to a telegram received by Gov. Ernest Gruening here.
 Largest of the Federal grants is for $36,410 for the building of city sewers at the defense city on the coast, with Sitka to supply an ad- ditional $4,000 to complete the pro- ject.
 Second Sitka sewer grant was for a sewage system for the Sitka native village, previously not served by existing city sewers. Government money in the sum of Sl8,32S will be made available for the native village sewers, with the city of Sitka to furnish an additional Sl,O00. a aoa
 The message to the Governor also recorded presidential approval earlier this week of federal grant of $30,000, to be matched by a local grant of $lo,00O for construction of health center for treatment primarily of venereal diseases in Ketehikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
Moose Celebrate
 Mooseheart Day
 With Festivities

Dancing, music and banquet marked the celebration of Moose heart Day last night as the local chapter of the Loyal Order of Moose met at the Odd Fellows Hall for the annual occasion.
 Speakers for the evening talked on the functions and accomplish ments of Mooseheart. an institution for the care and education of or phsns, Speakers included Henry Roden, who returned in time for the affair, G. E. Almquist. junior past governor and toast master for the evening. c. E. Allen, present gov ernor, Mrs Ole Westhy and Orlando Godfrey.
 Group singing of America. My Alaska and God Bless America ' was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. A. J. Goodman, and she also accompanied Betty Goodman for several solos,
 The tumbling stunts given by the Juneau High School tumbling class under the direction of Henry liar mon, was well received by the large group, who later finished the even ing by dancing to the music of the Goodman orchestra.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
CONNORS STARTS THIRD TERM AS
 CUSTOMS CHIEF

There was no fanfare or floWery oratory this morning here when an- other third -termer took his oath of office.
 He is James J. Connors, Collector of Customs, who has given his cath of office for his third straight fouryear term this morning in a brief ceremony in the Customs Ser vice office in the Juneau federal building.
 Connors' appointment to the GUS toms collection post was announced some months az. He officially took office fir the start of his new term this morning when he was sworn in by U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
RANGER VI GETS
 NEW ENGINE FOR
 YAk0BI E. WORK

Arriving here last night, the re- juvenated Forest Service boat Ran- ger Six will be leaving tomorrow on the first lap of its charter ser vice with the U. S. Bureau of Mines party making exploratory diamond drilling investigations in the Yakobi Island nickel deposits, it was announced today.
 Captained by Lewis Macdonald, the Ranger Six is fresh from the Forest Service marine ways at Ket- chikan, where it has been con- pletely overhauled and equipped with a new 85-horsepower high speed gasoline engine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-01
TWO AIRMEN
 FOUND AFTER
 LOST ONE WEEK

FRESNO. Cal, Nov .i.--One week after they parachuted out over the Sierra wilderness, Lieuts. Jack West and Leonard Lydon, who jumped from pursuit ships bound to the west coast, have been found by res- cue parties and brought to the air base here.
 West disclosed that he had found an abandoned trapper's shack on high Barton's Peak and was resting there when a knock came at the door. On opening it, Lydon entered, a surprise to them both.
 The two were discovered by searching planes.