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eral Franco is heavily in Hitler's debt for aid in the civil war. Au- thorities strongly suspect tn t Spain is merely acting as a secret front and the cotton is sought for Germany and not Spain.
 If that is true, and the cotton got across the Atlantic, it would be double triumph for the Nazis. They would have thumbed their nose both at our Good Neighbor policy and the British blockade
 NOTE: Real inside reason for the War Departments seizure of IS bombing planes bound for Peru was not the announced one-that they were needed for hard-pressed Russia. The planes were diverted because Peru has been bombing open cities in Ecuador which has no aircraft to retaliate. Lend-lease ornaments are being withheld from both until they settle their border squabble.
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the debate should be long and loud enough to make the American peo- pie "acutely conscious of the steps being taken by the President to get us into war"
 Nye, LaFollette and Taft also urged that arming merchant ships and permitting them to enter com . bat zones were "inseparable com ponents' in the proposed revision of the Neutrality Act and should be treated as such in floor debate.
 "Arming merchant ships will be inviting Hitler to fire on them on sight, whether they happen to be in neutral or belligerent waters, " Taft declared.
 Upshot of the secret meeting was three-fold strategy plan: CD To insist on "open" hearings by the Foreign Relations Committee; CD to put Navy Secretary Knox, par ticularly, and other Administration witnesses through blistering third d-degree at the hearings, and (3) To prolong floor debate.
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Youth Keeps Faith
Cleveland Plain Dealer)

Cleveland Plain Dealer)
 The change which has the thinking of American youth toward the in the last year justifies those who maintained faith in the younger generation at a time when it seemed caught in a wave of cynicism, skeptcism and pacifism
 Undergraduates, the best gage of what the nations youth is thinking. have come off the ped- estal of isolation and through their college news papers, have advocated open against the Axis. This metamorphoss is virtually universal. The stand taken by the Oberln Review is but the latest of series of editorial statements which have been featured by college papers throughout the nation
 Typical of undergraduate reasoning is the Ober- lin publications declaration that "the ln-betWeen policy we have been following, that of tickling our opponents enough to antagonize them but retraln- ing from hitting them hard enough to weaken them, is more dangerous than either outright isolation or intervention"
 This change is the remarkable in that these young men who advocate firm policy are the very ones wha will be called upon to do the fighting should their ideas receive official accep tance They are aware of this. Let there be no doubt about their deep-rooted honesty. Let there be no doubt about their intelligence for it is through
 full understanding of the issues involved that thlS stand has been reached
 Let Home D. Swander, Jr, one of the editors of the Michigan Daily who wrote front page editorial with Morton Mintz, also advocating war explain:
 "We-the youth of the nationwide will have to i've in a Hitler world if Britain, Russia and China are beaten, beg elders not to let this happen. Tn ever increasing numbers those of us who will have to do the front line fighting willing It is now up to those who call themselves our leaders. They must realize that for our America the only hope of free nation, free world lies in war
 Youth sees the issue clearly, more clearly than many of it's elders. They willing to defend their homeland. Twenty years of debunkng and oacifist propaganda has been set aside in face of tl,o Outhh hac thrOuOh hands can safely be trusted the future of America with the guarantee that way of life will not perish from indifference and hamilton.
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 much to his surprise the portrait came bouncing back, with letter in which Mrs. Fairbanks said that since her husband had been out Of work for some months, and was now devoting his time to the ser vice of his country Douglas is in he Naval Reserve), she found 1t impossible to buy the portrait The price was $500.
 With a gesture which only a Latin could conceive, Portinar. calculated the number of hours Mrs. Fairbanks had spent in sit ting for the portrait, multiplied it by the hourly wage Of an artists model, and sent her a check.
 Then lie gave the portrait to his two-year-old daughter
 Portinari is now painting a series of murals for the His panic Foundation of the Library of Congress i'll Washington
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IsOLATIONIsT STRATEGY

The secret poW-WoW of the II Senate isolationists to map strate- gy for the battle against arming merchant ships, wasn't as harmon ious as Senator Burton K Wheeler, who presided, let on to newsmen.
 One of those present caused d furore by suggesting that the battle be called off.
 The fifth columnist" was Sena- tor D. Worth Clark of Idaho, one of the most vocal foes of Roose- velt's foreign policies and chair man of the Anglophobe-p packed committee that has been investi- gating movie propaganda" Clark almost caused Senators Hiram Johnson, in whose office the meet ing was held, Wheeler and LaFol- lette to jump out of their chairs by counSelling against an open fight on the ship arining issue.
 T think the best policy would be to forget about it and lay for the next bill to do away with con- bat zones" Clark said That's the big danger, as I see it. Arming merchant ships won't seriously inn peril cur neutrality as long as we keep them out of belligerent waters"
 But the suggestion was roared down. Wheeler urged all present to prepare long speeches and to in duce others to do likewise, to keep ohe debate going in the Senate as long as possible. An outright fili- buster, he said, was iriadvisabfe, but
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ALASKA NATIVE BROTHERHOOD 10
 MEET NEXT WEEK

Around 80 delegates, represent ing all the Alaska native tribes of the southeast section of the Terri tory will meet next week at Hydra burg for the annual session of the Alaska Native Brotherhood, it was announced today.
 Representative of the Office of Indian Affairs who will attend will include Claude Hirst, Alaska su- pervisor, and Raymond Wolfe, credit supervisor, who will sail from here Monday on the Alaska, and Don Haggerty, due to leave here tonight on the Yukon, it was learned. It was understood that Governor Err nest Gruening, invited to be pres ent, would not attend.
 President of the Alaska Native Brotherhood is Ray L. Peratrovich, recently moved to Juneau, and ex- ecutive secretary of the organiza- tion is William L. Paul, Juneau attorney.
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Horoscope Ths saa.s isclies
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
 Adverse planetary aspects don- mate today after the early morn ing hours. Neptune is in threat ening sway and there is a sign en- couraging to subversive influences.
 HEART AND HOME: Women are under depressing influence while this configuration prevails. Although they will be courageous in their attitude toward the sac rifices attending war conditions, they will be disturbed by sugges- tions of hostile origins and dan gerous potentialities. In colleges and social circles criticism of Ad- ministration policies will be dis seminated by persons who deceive themselves, after becoming the dupes of agents of foreign coun- tries hostile to democracy. 1
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Prosperity will continue, but in certain quar- ters it may arouse jealouSies which will be famed by fifth columnists who call attention to what they term profiteering. Labor troubles may be quiescent for a time, but they will be encouraged by secret influences. While this is called Plutonian period in which world evolution will proceed along new lines, the effect of leveling wealth, which is unavoidable under stress of war, does not mean that capi- talism will be abolished.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Leaders of bitter opposition to our part in the second World War s1euld study astrology which has revealed that the United States could not avoid aid to Britain and her al lies. Isolation has been long im- possible for this greatest of de- mocracies. The seers declare that this fact should have been rec ognized at the beginning of az gression by the European dicta- tors.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS :: Russia's prominence in the present conflict was prophesied when Sta lin was connected with the Axis Powers. The seers foretell terrible losses and desperate battles. The winter will bring great suffering and many difficulties, it is fore cast, but in 1942 drastic changes in the Soviet Government will be brought about. Sweeping reforms will be continued through 1943 when Russia will emerge as the most progressive nation in Eu- rope As Russia rises, France and Italy will be prostrate and slow in reviving from wreck and ruin. Astrologers have predicted that Stalin would not survive after 1941, several foretelling a violent death. There has been the prophe- cy, also, that when peace is at- tained, none of the three dictators will be in power. Mussolini is to be retired to private life, but he may live many years, accordingh to certain seers. ss&
 Persons whose birthdate it lis have the augury of year of fin ancial strain in which losses .nr shrinkages in property value may be sustained.
 Children born on this day should be fortunate in their careers. Travel and writing may be the main interests. VI
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20 YEARS AGO TIT fME EMPIRE

NOVEMBER T. Staber newly appointed Assistant United States Attorney, arrived Ska Esebeth. Stanford and the University of Washington baed scoreess Seattle and California University skinned the University of South Calona ?.
 passengers for Juneau aboard the Spokane
 steamship arrived first German ship to arrive here in
 destroyers the cruiser Olympic bearing body the unknown soldier to Washington. The American Legion planned dance for the climax o Amce salute talk by the Governor were part of program.
 High, low 33; cloudy
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BURKE NOW FIREMAN

Plans for the annual Juneau Fire Department Firemens Ball were discussed at last nights monthly department meeting in the Fire Hall. E. E. NinniS will direct the work of the planning committee.
 Election of Art Burke to mem bership was the only other official business of the evening.
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LOOK and LEARN S%y c. GORDON

larger coastline,  What famous novel ccnterS around a whale? left-Tanded? there anything which travels fast light? Lords in the Bible?
 ANSWERS
 Alaska "Moby Dick" by Herman Melville Garfield. A. Yes electric travel at the speed Two times; Matthew VI and Luke XI.
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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

MISUSED: Do not This summer hotter than any experienced" hotter than OTHER"
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Datum Pronounce the in DAY not in AT.
 OFTEN MISSPELLED: Expe only one L.
 SYNONYMS: Hermit anchoite recluse ascetic
 word three times and is yours Let us each Toda destruction muton books especially the Bible
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FlUULKN LiiuULilL ROBERTA LEE

O. a hotel himself his wife and a small child?
 A. registers Mrs Harry Warren and child" @. a morning breakfast? A. any wishes until
 when extending wishes to the bride?
 A accepted is T hope happy, and am you will be-"
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PRICE CONTROL
 BILL IS SLATED
 FOR FOR VETO
Present Legislation Is Im- properly Drawn
 Claim of Criii(s

WASHINGTON, Nov. T - High Administration officials today said the President will very likely veto pending price control bill.
 Critics of the legislation say the measure will permit of sharp rises of the cost of agriculture com modities and the President will veto the bill if it reaches his desk in the form recommended by 1.-the House Banking Committee.
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The Navy has increased it's pur- chases 20 times over what they were in 1888 and 1939.
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Headline Beavers Beat Engineers; Erect Dam in Idaho While City Official Is Surveying Site"
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The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any A. askH newspaper.
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eHatty
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NOVEMBER 2 Mrs. Fred Turpin G. A. Baldwin
 J. c. Cooper Mrs. Thresa Satire Dora Judson Logan E. Hughes Fred SchmitZ Eugene O. Hulk William J. Markle
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