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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
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"DEATK OF A CHAMPION"

Station in Alaska while in flight, on the ground, or in the water, over an airline distance of not less than 50 miles. Various other require- ments are listed in the commission letter to operators.
 In enforcing the regulations, due consideration will be given operators who do not have equipment install ed, if they file with their aircraft radio equipment record substantiat- ing evidence to prove that they are unable to obtain radio equipment immediately. such inability being beyond their control. Tn such cases the AACC will grant an exception for a limited time, but in no case after July 1, by which time all planes must have the required radio equipment
 Reynolds said the commission classifies as a carrying aircraft" any aircraft, private or commercial. which provides more than one seat
 The regulations are being put into effect, Reynolds said. flor the safety of life and property" He urged cooperation of all Alaska plane owners.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
BRIAN AHERNE IN EXCITING ROMANCE
 AT CApT0l SHOW
Rita Hayworfh Plays Tile Role of 'ladv in
 Question"

If his work as middle-aged, kindly bicycle store proprietor with a heart of gold-and walrus moustache, beetling eyebrows and comfortably rounded stomach! = is to be taken into consideration, then Brian Aherne has emerged from his long succession of hand some leading men roles to prove himself one of the screens most valuable character actors. For MT Aherne plays his first straight character part at the Capitol Theatre, in Columbia's delightful new comedy romance. The Lady in Question Rita Hayworth, CO., starred in the title role, similarly deserts her "glamor' roles to ap- pear in a straightforward charac- terization.
 "The Lady in Question" is one of those delightfully."- different films, possessed of an excellent and charming story which is a refresh- ing departure from routine, played by a cast of splendid performers and directed with understanding and great good humor by a man who knows his business.
 Charles Vidor, director of My Son, My Son. makes The Lady in Question" a gay. exciting drama of domestic difficulties which are focused around Aherne and Miss Hayworth. Accused of murder, she is tried by jury on which Aherne serves. Her beauty and charm win his sympathies and he obtains her acquittal. When she has difficulty obtaining a job. he moves her into his shop and brings her home to live with his family His wife is suspicious of the girl, his son fals in love with her, and his daughters S boy friend" also is enamored of the young stranger. In addition to the various problems created by these rather normal reactions, the shopkeeper is confronted by the task of hiding the girls identity. And all because his warm heart prompted him into doing girl d good turn!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16

2OTH CENTURY HAS TWO BILLS
 PLAYING HERE
Sky Bandits" Plus The Return of Dr. X" Fea-
 tured Attractions

Latest in a line of iniquitous mo- tables of such unexpected physical stamina and scientific fervor that the grave itself proved unequal to contain them. is the homicidal Dr. Xavier, who is now cavorting with sinister vigor through the new mystery film, The Return of Doc tor K" opening tonight on q double bill at the goth Century Theatre.
 Enacted hy Humphrey Bogart, vhc-e standing as a one-man crime wave was thought to grant h.m ful right to assume pr. Xs- vle.'s time hcnored mantle of mal- ign,ty, the famous doctor is again wieldlng his calious scalpel upon innocent and unwitting victims. Tn the film pr. Xavier is found es che Of five different murder suspects. The events which center around him lead cast and finn audience alike over the brink of everyday life, and into a whirlpool of weird happenings.
 Renfrew of the Royal Mounted rides the sky in Monograms thrill ing Sky Bandits, also featured CT the goth Century screen.
 Tho film has Renfrew taking to the air to trap gang of plane vreckers, who use a mysteriou "ecath ray" to bring down ships carrying gold. There are no clues as to the location of the ray, the identity of the gang, or the meth- eds used, nor does Renfrew know how the mob discovers the sched- ule or the gold planes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
TWO-WAY RADIO ORDERED UPON
 ALA5KA PLANES
AeronauiiCs Com m i ssion Puts Ruling Into Effect
 -PiIofs Are Notified

Regulations requiring all passeng- er-carrying aircraft in Alaska to install two-way radio communica- ton apparatus have been put into effect by the Alaska Aeronautics and Communications Commission, Sup ervisor D. l.. Reynolds announced today.
 Tn letter to all Alaska pilots and aircraft owners. the commission ord- CTS all operators of civil aircraft to file an aircraft equipment record with the AACC before May 20. By July 1 all aircraft must have the two-way radio equipment installed and in working order, Reynolds said
 Commission Ruling
 The requirement. is made in con- formity with ruling adopted by the commission July 21, 1899, but not put into effect until March 10, 1941 due to the limited airway com munication facilities in Alaska. Now, uu6 tO tflG CUIlolutidDit lluiiibti VI Civil Aeronautics Administration airway communication stations in operation, the order is being put into effect.
 The regulation adopted by the commission is as follows:
 "All passenger-carrying aircraft in the Territory of Alaska operating 25 miles, or more, airline distance from their immediate landing fields or seaplane facilities shall have install- ed and in proper operating order, two-way radio communication ap- paratus capable of such performance and meeting such specifications as shall be outlined from time to time by the Alaska Aeronautics and Com- Commission"
 Specifications
 The commissions requirements are that the apparatus employed on air. craft in scheduled operations shall meet CAA requirements and the ap- paratus in non scheduled operations must be capable of carrying on day. light two-way radio communication with U. s. Airway Communication
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
S(HWABA(HER-FREY
 MAN RETURNS HERE

Travelling representative of Schwabacher- Frey, Charles T. Bly, ram returned to Juneau from the Westward and the Interior on the steamer Columbia.
 Byram, who spent six weeks in Anchorage and Fairbanks, said that this was the first time since he left Juneau that he has had private hotel room, because of the crowded housing facilities in the two defense towns. He is staying at the Baranof and will be in Juneau until Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
MISS ABRAHAMS0M
 HASN'T RESIGNED

Miss Margaret Abrahamson, teach CT of the third grade in the Juneau Public Schools, has not resigned as was erroneous stated in yesterdays Empire article on teachers elected. Two other Margarets, Miss Margaret Cowell and Miss Margaret McFad den, however. have resigned from the teaching staff.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
M u nitip al Appointments
 To Be Made
Mayor Lucas Will Name Aides at Fridays
 Council Meeting

] Appointive officials of the City Of Juneau for the coming year will be named by Mayor Harry l. Lucas for confirmation by the City Council Friday night.
 The Mayor said today that pos sibly with one exception" the ap- pointments would be the same as during the past year.
 Salaries for the year will also be set by the Council at the Friday meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
LAST JICGS DINNER
 SLATED FOR MONDAY

Last Jiggs dinner ot the season will be held at the American Legion Dugout Monday night. Legionnaires and their friends are invited.
 As usual, the piece de resistance will be corned beef and cabbage. washed down by the beverage which goes so well with it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16

 J. Lane was admitted for medical care at St. Ann's today. A baby son weighing 8 pounds. 12 ounces was born at St, Ann's this morning to MT. and Mrs. George Baramus of Douglas.
 Mrs. Mildred Lester is at St. Anns for surgical treatment.
 Dismissed from medical care, Mrs. o. T. Torkelson left St. Ann's today.
 Alice Kadashan was a surgical dismissal today from the Govern ment Hospital.
 A surgical admission, John c. Brown is at the Government Hos pital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
Birthday Dinner for
 J. Ta|mage Tonight

The seventeenth birthday of John Talmage will be celebrated with an informal dinner this evening at the Sixth Street home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. K. c. Talmage.
 Guests will include LeRoy Vestal, Alex Tulintseff, Bob Phillips and Harold Bloomquist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
pAA MECHANIC THROUGH

Clyde Smith, chief mechanic for PAA in Fairbanks, and his wife, flew out of Juneau for Fairbanks this morning Smith has been in Browns vile, Texas, for the past few months for additional mechanical training.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
Mrs. Carrigdn Is
 Luncheon Hostess

Fer Mrs. Lu Listen and Mrs. John Hagmaier, who plan to leave short ly for a vacation trip to the states, a bridge luncheon was given yester- day afternoon by Mrs. Roy Carri- gan at her apartment in the Feldon.
 Honors for cards were won by Mrs. H. c. Redman, first, and Mrs. Robert Hurley, second.
 Asked for the occasion were Mrs J. B. Burford, Mrs David Ramsay Mrs. H. c. Redman, Mrs. Robert Hurley, Mrs. Elroy Ninnis, Miss Mary Claire Hellenthal and Miss Elizabeth Terhune ...s.ss. ,@
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
GODINGS SOUTH

M. R. Goding, veteran engineer on the White Pass and Yukon Route, and his wife are southbound pas sengers on the Princess North. The Godings are going outside for two months vacation trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
HOSPITAL NOTES

E. A. Belardi was admitted to St. Ann's today for surgical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16

The average state Governor is about 51 years old and receives a yearly salary of $8,050.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16

The mortality among pigs, from farrowing time until they are marketed, is about 40 percent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16

Out here everybody knew it was the Real Thing because the young sters kept having, with fair regu- larity, romantic spats. They would quarrel, and make up, and quarrel again They had one final quarrel at about the time Ed finished the movie that will keep him here, "A Guy, Girl and Cob Ed packed tip for New York. Goodbye forever. Then in a weak. moment he tele- phoned from the station, to see if she wouldn't come down to say goodbye forever She agreed to meet him halfway.
 They headed by car for Tiju- ana, thinking they'd have 9 quick civil ceremony with the church wedding next day. But Tijuana didn't fit. The divorce and mar riage' arranged signs made them shudder They headed for Yuma, driving all night, and found a priest. and so-they were married.
 They're hcneymooning at their apartment out on Wiltshire, obvi- ously happy about the whole thing, Mrs. C'Brien has discovered that Mir O'Brisn is "the kind of man who likes to relax and say 'Dar- I ing -row-about-getting my break fast?' ''s
 She made one valiant effort at bacon and eggs, resulting in a Kitchen accident which left her chin black and blue. It was a nice chin to take to party that after noon. Nobody believed the one about the swinging door until Ed owned up that he had socked his bride. which is the only way tc make anybody believe the one about the swinging door.
 ! So they hired a cook named Mary and they're living happily ever after.
 Love in our town is just like love in your town,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16

Admitted for medical care, Lehard Johnson is patient at St. Anns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16

Try a classified ad in The Empirr
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome. on sale at J. E. Burford & Go. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16
Hollywood Sights And Sounds
By Robbin coons :

HOLLYWOOD, April Is. = Now that Nancy Kelly and Edmond O. Brien are cast together in Para chute Battalion" the spirit of TO- mantle inquiry prompts an inves- tigation of the circumstances that cast them together in life.
 It all began, as they say in the forewords, one day in New York when Ed was in his agents office and Nancy happened to telephone her agent, the same guy.
 There's a pretty girl on the line,' said the agent, and Ed got on.
 "Hi-ya, babe,' he said.
 I'm no babe, and get off the telephone" said Nancy, who's not Irish for nothing.
 Neither is Ed. When, soon after they were formally introduced they had date Nancy was all of Is at the time, and Ed about four years older. They went to Radio City and had a drink. Nancy had grapefruit juice and (being at that age) did her best to look blase. Ed had something little stronger (but not much an d talked.
 Nancy was playing in Susan and God" at the time, and Ed was in Star Wagon" at another the ater. Nancy wasn't allowed to have evening dates but between matinees and evening perform ances she could have trips to the park and dinners with Ed. This went on for a couple of years, during which both did shows and radio work until Nancy, at IT, came to Hollywood. For year they supported the telegraph and telephone companies, and then Ed came out for "The Hunchback of Notre Dame,' which was an awful price to pay for being near a girl.
 But love is a wonderful thing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-16

J. Lane was admitted for medical care at St. Ann's today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Tuna Turnovers

TUNA FISH turnovers are a
delightfully."- different dish, nice
for serving at luncheon. or
midnight supper. Complete your
menu with a green vegetable, q
fruit salad, hot rolls and coffee,
plus a favorite dessert.
Tune Fish Turnovers
: tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons -four
cup milk
Z teaspOOn-Salt
/ aspoon Worcestershire
sauce
! 7-ounce can tuna fish. flakeC
small can sliced mushrooms
Z hard cooked eggs. chopped
a cup cream
Pastry
Blend butter and -four, add
milk gra dually Cook until
thickened. Add seasonings. tuna
fish. mushrooms. eggs and cream.
Roll out pastry cut in about
3-inch squares. Place spoonful
Of tuna fish mixture on each
and fold over TO form triangle.
Press edges together and make
opening in center. Brush tops
with cream. Bake in hot oven
400 degrees) about 20 minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

a DELIGHTFUL little rock
garden with is gally blossom
ing plants You can tuck one
like it in any partly shady cor
neT Of your yard
If you've a natural slope. so
much the better. OR YOU can
build one with alternating lay
ers Of rocks and earth Tilt the
surface rocks slightly inward for
drainage and bury all but The
very tops so rocks won't dis
lodge.
Complete directions for max
ing and planting lily pools and
rock gardens are gwen in our
40-page booklet, GARDENING
MADE EASY. Has information
on flower borders. lawns. shrubs,
trees. vines and roses. Includes
pointers on growing eourdS.
vegetables and herb gardens
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in
coins for this booklet TO The
Detroit Times Home Institute,
1925 Times Square. Detroit,
Mich. Please be sure 10 write
plainly your name. address and
.ttle Of booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Sugar and Spice Add Special
Flavor to StrudeI Recipe

THE PRAISES Of apple stru-
del have been sung so many
times that every one knows of
the goodness of this dish. Here
is a recipe for the favorite that
is within the capacity of any
cook TO prepare.
Apple Strudel
2 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
y teaspoon salt
? tablespoons sugar
3 tablespoons shortening
Mix
} cups chopped apple
J 2 cup sugar
teaspoon cinnamon
Confectioners' sugar
Chopped nut meats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Tea Specially

MANY PRAISES have already
been written about the good
ness Of scenes. They do have an
affinity for afternoon tea, so
try them soon for a treat.
Cream Scenes
2 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
y teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons sugar
4 tablespoons butter
2 eggs, separated
Il cup light cream.
Mix and sift dry ingredients.
Work in butter with fingers or
pastry blender. Beat egg yolks
well; beat l egg white until stiff,
reserving the other. Add egg
yolks to -four mixture with
cream. Mix only enough to
moisten. Fold in egg white. Toss
on Toured board and lightly roll
out l2-inch thick. Cut in small
rounds, squares or triangles.
Arrange on creased baking sheet,
brush with The reserved egg
white diluted with Y teaspoon
water. Sprinkle with sugar and
bake in hot oven (450 degrees)
y to Is minutes. Makes p to
"a scenes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Thursday, April 3, 1871
Athletic Program Will Help
You to a New Figure
BY IDA JEAN KAN

= WHEN YOU are bent on
making yourself over, the fact
that the screen stars have gone
athletic is something TO think
about. They no longer keep
thin by dieting; they keep slim
aVith exercise. And they have
the rhost beautiful figures in the
world
A beautiful figure depends on
a certain difference between
proportions. Most of the movie
stars are on an ultra-streamlined
scale, with waists that measure
from 9 TO IL inches smaller than
the bust, and hips that either
measure exactly the same as
the bust OF only a couple of
inches more.
Good Proportions
You probably wouldn't want
to be that careful about your
curves. 1t doesn't pay you
thousand a week just 10 look
beautiful But if you are TO
have a fairly good figure. your
measurements must be within
the limits Of proportion with
weight normal With excessive
weigh even proportionate
measurements don't give you a
good figure
There is no standard set of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

measurements that Is perfect
for your height. Occasionally
you come across a chart which
says your waist should measure
so many inches for given
height, That is ridiculous As
with weight. ideal measure
ments depend on your structure.
The Hollywood rule of the wrist
is based on structure. Accord
ing 10 this rule, your waist
should be four and one-fourth
times. as large as your wrist;
the hips. six times as large;
thigh, three and one-half times;
calf, two and one-fourth times
the wrist measurement; the
ankle. one and one-fourth times
the size of the wrist.
Not Average
This rule is too straamlined
for the average woman, but the
difference between the pivotal
Recommendations and waist
and bust and hips-does tally
with our requirements for pro-
portion.
If you are average height,
your waistline should be at
least 8 inches less than the .,ust,
and the hips not more than : or
3 inches larger.
Get out your trusiy tape. see
how your measurements tack
up. and put them on record a.
the starting point for SHINING.
TOMORROW: The Technique
81 C.,C,..,I,,.t,6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Consider Nsnfet

The mantel is something that
often goes on year after year
with the same old ornaments
despite new furniture and rugs.
If you 60 in for collecting small
bric-a-brac such as elephants.
or pottery horses. dogs and cats.
use the mantel shelf TO exhibit
them instead of a table.
Even though you feel you
can't treat the house to any
thing new for Easter, you can
still fall back on the old notion
of giving the house a thorough
cleaning, changing the furniture
around, re-arranging pictures
and mirrors and so giving a
fresh aspect 10 the. place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

Sift flour, baking powder, salt
and sugar together. Cut in
shortening and add milk TO
make a soft dough. about p to
= cup. Turn onto a Toured
board and knead gently.
Brush With Butter
Roll out >. inch thick. Brush
with melted butter and cover
with, chopped apples Sprinkle
sugar and cinnamon over apples.
Roll Jelly roll fashion and form
into semicircle on a creased
baking sheet. Bake in moder-
ately hot oven as degreesD
from 20 TO p minutes.
While warm. frost with con-
fectioners' frosting made by
beating confecuoners sugar with
a little hot water until smooth
and flavor with vanilla extract.
Sprinkle chopped nuts over top.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Capital City
Is UnequaIed
In Glamour
BY HELEN ROWLAND

WASHINGTON, ID. C., is the
most beautiful city in the world
and I don't care where you
spend your honeymoon, But I
had 10 see Paris. Vienna. Venice
and a lot of other beautiful
cities before I made that dis
covery Since then, it has al
ways been a mystery 10 me how
people can pass right through
Washington without stopping!
THIS HOTEL. where I always
stay. is something like the House
of Lords in The Young Visi-
tors" if you remember that
classic. Nearly the whole adj
ministration Except the Presi-
dent. are living in one wing.
Vice President Wallace, Secre-
tary Hull, Attorney General
Jackson. Postmaster General
Walker and lots of others.
feel like the heroine in THE
Young Visitors" who thought
that If she knocked on a door
an earl would pop out. If
knocked on a door, a senator
would probably pop out They
are as thick as the squirrels in
the park.
And when I glance out at the
tame squirrels hopping about
the grounds, l can't help think
ing of Victor Moore, in "Of
Thee l Sing" and wondering if
the vice president ever goes out
in the park and feeds the squir-
rels.
LIKE MOST Washingtonians,
the squirrels accept everything
casually and calmly. Washing
ton IS not half so excited over
the war as is New York. OF
course, the women are in some
thing of a other over Mrs.
Roosevelt's vast program for all
the women of America to take
part in national defense, and are
looking forward to its launching.
Most Of the women you see
sitting around in the hotel lob
bieS are either knitting or
studying Spanish, and all the
young girls are wearing jewelled
American flags and saving tin
foil.
But you can't blame Washing
ton for not getting excited about
anything. When you live so near
10 where big things are happen
ing. you just get used to them,
as the Londoners have gotten
used TO air raids and bombs. If
you got excited about everything
you'd die.
But NOW, after two weeks
stay. the town is in its Spring
regalia and rushing to prepare
for the cherry blossom visitors.
The AZalea show at the Botan-
lcal Gardens is in the pink. And
the whole city is glorified with
big flower carts filled with vio-
let's. Jonquils. tulips and roses
Just like Los Angeles and San
Francisco! And everywhere you
go there is the glitter of army
and navy uniformsl
Oh, yes. the Capital City is the
most beautiful and glamorous in
the world. See Venice-and diet
See Washington - and you'll
want to keep on living!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Lenten Menu SpeciaIties

THE LENTEN calls for change in but
this needn't be problem The following leaflets will help
plan menus in keeping with this
C-107-Satsfyng Meaess Recipes
C-134-Recipes for the Soup Bowl.
C-l36-Designs for Hot Breads.
C-141-Eggs, Cooked 10 Perfection
C-l44-Fsh and Seaood Recipes.
C-145-Popuar Casserole Dishes
C-155-What TO Do With Cottage Cheese
C-l66-Custards Omelets and Soufles.
C-168-Inexpensive Puddings
C-170-OnionS-As You Like Them.
You have any these leaflets you will enclose
three mailing the set Of 10 for 10
Send request Prudence Penny The Detroit Times Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Salad Plates

To serve your salad on Easter
Sunday. get some of those hand
some apple-shaped salad plates
made with deep rims and
lovely big apple-shaped salad
bowl.
These are also nice for serv-
ing desserts and sauces. They
come IN clear and green tinted
glass.
There are also attractive little
individual salt and pepper con-
tainers that VIII smarter the
table service. The cellars are
open and are available in blue
glass set in filagree silver. The
shakers are also in blue glass
with silver caps and bands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Liven Home
For Easter

By ELEANOR ROSS

EASTER VACATION is only
few days off. so get some new
things to liven up the house for
the holidays.
The shops are showing lots Of
decorations that will brighten
up the home and are not too
expensive.