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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
REMOVING A SNAG

Acting to end delays in hiring which have re- suited the loss of many man-hours of production, Chairman Paul " McNutt of the War Man-Power Commission has announced that applicants in de- fense plants need longer present birth certificates to prove citizenship
 Although defense contractors should take all steps possible to see it that workers they hire not representatives of the enemy the practice of demand ing birth certificates all workers before they allowed to their jobs has resulted in the loss of many men who would now be speeding up the effort
 In most cases Army and Navy contractors have refused to hire unless birth certificates were present. ed.
 Many of the country did not register births prior to 1915 and there are consequently good many loyal citizens who cannot furnish birth certificates and have not been allowed to engage in defense work In the absence of such certificates, documentary evil dence and affdavits attesng to the applicants cit zenship have been accepted
 But rarely has a contractor allowed an applicant begin work while the tape required in furnish ing this evidence unwnds.
 This has been the in spite of directions is sued by both the War and Navy Departments in stating that pending the receipt of certificates recommended that the employer give temporary en- ployment to such applicants and retain the services of such employees"
 In all cases of reasonable doubt, the Government suggests that the of the applicant be turned to the Army or Navy plant protection inspector who will decide the while evidence of citizenship is being secured
 Territorial Auditor Frank A. Boyle states that in Alaska the problem is more difficult than in other In Alaska. he says it is practically impossible to obtain documentary evidence in 90 per cent of the cases. The Legislature has provided for the of affidavits this connection but these are given little weight in many instances.
 young Indian who came to sitka from Ketchi- kan to seek employment told that he was needed for a particular job. but that he could not go to work unless he produced certified copy of his birth certificate. Only after considerable time passed by
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 bat do not c0npep
TUESDAY. JULY 28

lO6OOA I OOL 70
 This. is not an important day in general planetary direction but the stars smile upon industry. Labor is subject to benefic aspects.
 HEART AND HOME: Cores pondence should be beneficial today which should be good for women's applications for employment. Labor of all sorts is under prom is n g planetary direction. There is sign however that seems to warn that girls may have an exaggerated idea of their own qualifications and capabilities. Although there is de- mand for hands in war industries thorough training should be sought. Experts and not amateurs are need ed.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Prepara- ton for next winters needs among our armed forces will stimulate many industries to amazing mass production. While United Allies make progress in the war, the stars presage a long struggle. The Ameri- can way of life will not be enough affected even in the Autumn ser iously to impair the trade of retail merchants. Stocks will u derg o changes that necessarily eliminate many luxuries but demand for staple articles will be brisk.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Because the war combines so many minor issues the tendency to discuss them should be resisted. The United Nations are fighting for liberty and true dem ocracy. That fact is enough to silence criticism regarding matters of minor importance. Stars that encourage nasty decisions and cause mistakes have influence upon many minds. In Washington the thous- ands engaged in promoting war progress are not all superbeings, astrologers emphasize, although a few are especially gifted as leaders.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR s: Revolutionary influences are in creasingly strong in the horoscopes of occupied countries ill Europe. Before many weeks there is to be an event that is meant to avenge the execution of innocent hostages, astrologerS forecast. This may be the assassination of man in high place or a wholesale disaster that kills many Nazi officers and execu- tives.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of defin- ite advancement that brings joy to the entire family.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be unusually clever, faith ful, sincere and industrious. They should be strong in character and most helpful.
 Copyright, 1942)
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by w. J. Erskine, Chairman, Board of Trustees, Griffin Memorial Hospital, at the office of w. J. Erskine, Ko- diak, Alaska, until 800 P. M. August IA, 1922, for the construction of Hospital Improvements, Griffin Memorial Hospital, Kodiak, Alaska, and will then and there be opened and publicly read aloud. Bids re- ceived after the time fixed for open ing will not be considered.
 Plans, specifications and form of contract documents may be exam ined at the office of w. J. Erskine, Chairman, Board of Trustees, Grif- fin Memorial Hospital, Kodiak, AL aska, upon a deposit of $500.
 The full amount of deposit for one set of documents will be returned to each actual bidder within reason able time after receipt of bids. Other deposits will be refunded with deduction not exceeding the actual cost of reproduction of the draw ings, upon the return of all docu- ments in good condition within 30 days after the date of opening bids. ! Each bid shall be accompanied by certified check, cashiers check or bid bond with authorized surety company as surety) made payable to the owner in amount not less than 5% of the amount of bid. 1 w. J. Erskine, Chairman, Board of Trustees, reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to waive in- 1 formalities.
 No bidder may withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening thereof, or before award of con tract, unless said award is delayed for a period exceeding 30 days. w. J. ERSKINE. Chairman, Board of Trustees, Griffin Memorial Hospital. First publication: July 27, l942.
 Last publication August 3, le42.
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Not Yet A Disaster
Philadelphia Record)


 Whether the Nazis have haven't captured Vor- onezh their rapid advance to the Don River anc general scheme of operations leaves no doubt as tt Htlers immediate twin objectives
 His military objective is to cut off Marshal Timo- shenko's armies from the rest of Russia, with the hope of then hacking them pieces and clearing the path to the Caucasus.
 The economic objective is Caucasus oil. The Ger mans are scraping the bottom of their oil reserve barrel" Capture of the Caucasus would serve double purpose in giving Hitler the oil he needs and depriving the Russians of their major source o supply.
 There is no longer any doubt that this is Hitlers big push-that the ong-idle Nazi have been poured into the sector east of Kursk and Kharkov; that every ounce of German meehanized strength is being concentrated there to smash the Russian de- fense line before the Soviet High Command can re- trieve the disaster.
 But it isn't a disaster yet. Timoshenko is re- sourceful general He still has enormous reserves Even if he cut off from the rest of Russia he could fight perhaps for months to come-and Soviet forces in the northern sector would scarcely be idle in the interim.
 Whats more the Soviet armies have shown sur prisng agility in counter attacks especially in gueril la fighting behind the enmes lines And there is sup posed to be an entire army of the Caucasus which never has seen action-an army which Stan has been holding for emergencyon the basis of Napol- cons theory that victory gees to the side which car throw in the last reserves. This much, however, is definite. That the Rus sian front all strategsts predicted is the jor front for 1942 It is there that the big question to be decided: whether Hitler knock the Sovets put of the this year, he plans Or whether his timetable already far behin6 schedule will end in another staemate, leaving the Axis to face 1943 with United Nations power at its peak mobilized for inevitable victory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
20 YEARS AGO {yiTrE EMPIRE
JULY 27, 1922


 Participation a pagn was aimed at appointment the drive Appointments made by H President the Frederick President the Women Mosman Chckaoon, Mrs. the Women Club Skagway, B. Club; Treadwel Frank Lenoir; O. Palmer Valdez Mrs. O. J. c. Barber.
 Bishop Crmopt head the Catholic churches missions Alameda Rocatti away July Is.
 George Young Engineering Alice mining conditions Alaska He guest for the day of P R. Bradley who took him the Alaska mine and mill Hospital, formerly the Hospital, Miss hospital in Juneau.
 Mrs of left on the Queen to make the round trip to sitka
 
 Audrey with Seventh Streets in wife of Lieutenant the J Mcconnell of Light Company, Miss Thelma Mcconnell
  ing a trip York City.
 the theatres consisted Yellow with at the Coliseum The the Apocalypse" the Palace
 maxvim,m temperature of and a mum of 58
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Daily Lessons in English v %. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED Mrs discharged help" Say, discharged SERVANT MAID)" OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Defamation. MET ustressed, MAY, principal syllable MISSPELIED Fatigue TIGUE pronounced TEEG. SYNONYMS Motion action process passage, 
 is Today IMPOTENCE lack of strength weakness cent first sy
  dentials impotence" ce"-Lavater
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TIA RIGA, PANAMA, ECUADOR,

TIA RIGA, PANAMA, ECUADOR, VENEZUELA, BRAZIL and CUBA.
 Africa is dotted with so many small army outposts for the U. s. Army Ferry Command that it would be impossible to enumerate them even if they were not a military secret. They are located in three general areas-BRITISH AFRICA, FRENCH AFRICA, and BELGIAN AFRICA.
 U. s. forces also have a base in ERITREA at the mouth of the Red Sea to protect incoming cargoes plus a force at BASRA at the head of the Persian Gulf.
 In INDIA is an air corps unit plus ground troops for maintenance while CHINA has a small air force under Lt.-Gen. Joseph w. Stilwell with Chinese ground troops for maintenance.
 Finally there are U. s. troops in EGYPT, ICELAND and GREEN LAND, which brings our foreign fighting stations up to 31.
 NOTE: Supplies are so difficult to get to some of these areas. that one U. s. officer, after finally re- ceiving supplies at a minor outpost sent a telegram to Washington-ir code. When decoded, the telegram read: Happy days are here again.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

company as surety) made payable to the owner in amount not less than five percent (5%) of the amount of bid.
 The owner reserves the right to re- ject any or all bids, and to waive informalities.
 No bidder may withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening thereof, or before award of con- tract, unless said award is delayed for period exceeding 30 days.
 w. J. ERSKINE,
 Chairman, Board of Trustees,
 Griffin Memorial Hospital. First publication: July 27, 1942. Last publication: August 3, 1942.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
RoMMEL IN U. s. A.

Only few inside the War De- partment know it, but Field Mar shal Rommel, who lunged almost to Alexandria last month, studied his military strategy in the United States.
 He was permitted by the War De- partment to come here and study the battle fields of the War Between the States. These battles featured some of the most brilliant general ship of any war in history, espec- ially for fast-moving lightly-equip- ped troops.
 As result, Rommel has adopted the tactics of Lee and Stonewall Jackson in the Libyan campaign. Using fast tanks and armored cars, he roved over the desert with the mobility of the Confederate cavalry,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

and was able to hit the British, then be in new place, before the British knew what had hit them.
 NOTE: Some years ago Col. Tru- man Smith, long U. s. military at tache in Berlin, warned the British that Rommel was the ablest man in the German Army. The British poo-hoohed the idea, indicated that Col. Smith was influenced by his admiration of the Nazi military.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
TODLKN LiluULIlL ROBERTA LEE

you correct what would be the thing
 A. Overlook these faults qualities that that this friend enough ignore.
 When writing letter Bridges" how you sign
 A. Mary Bridges"
 O. Isn't all right soft fruits with spoon?
 A. The vegetables cakes and The knife and should little possible
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
BILL RAMSEY HAS
 AIR COMMISSION

Dr. w. s. Ramsey has received word of the graduation yesterday at a California training station of his son. William Stevenson Ramsey to become Lieutenant in the United States Army Air Corps.
 Lieut. Ramsey has completed a seven months course at the Califor- mia school. Dr. Ramsey was able to visit him recently before returning to Juneau after his vacation. He has no word as to where his son will be stationed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27
PRE-WAR U. S. NAZIs

The Justice Department has just run across an interesting letter showing how deep-rooted Nazi sen timents were in some quarters of this country before the war. The letter, dated August 2, 1888, bears at the top an American Eagle over a swastika, and is the stationery of The American Guard"
 Under the signature of Olov E. Tietzow, the letter says in part:
 "The coming struggle here in Am erica will. I believe, be fought not
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

with ballots but with bullets, and ladies should therefore stay out of it-it is mans struggle and not a ladies picnic, struggle wherein ladies will be of value only as spies"
 Tietzow is still in Chicago, but he has been keeping very quiet of late. Copyright, 1922, by United Feature
 Syndicate. Incl
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Associated Press dispatch from Indianapolis:
 Unable, because of priorities, to get materials to repair its electric chair for the eectrocution of two youths South Dakota borrowed chair from the In- diana State Prison.
 Wanta borrow a cup of sugar. too?
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LOOK and LEARN c GORDON

What State capital city the capitol building? 9 How tall goriias? What the leading agricultural the United States?
 How many hairs average healthy human scalp daily?
 g. Who the ancient Greek of
 ANSWERS:
 l. Baton Rouge La, whose capitol is 450 feet high They attain height couchng ture rise only about four feet ground Corn cotton wheat white potatoes. oats, and tobacco 4 About 40 hairs.
 Morpheus
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Washington Merry Go-Round

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Mrs. Guyo and Miss Harriet Muench, cousin of MI eft on the Queen to make the round trip to Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

Mrs. Audrey H. Bond and Mrs Eugene A. Coffin ei tea at the home of Mrs Bond Seventh and Gold s of Mrs Edward Jones' wife Lieutenant Jones of the U
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Entertainment the consisted Yellow with Stewart at the Coliseum The the Apocalypse" at the Palace
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Bishop Crimop head the Catholic churches and mi Alaska Anchorage Alameda ing received by the Rev A. J. Roca He had been av July
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-27

A Mcconnell, head of Cordova Light Comps his daughter Miss Thema Mcconnell arrived the They ing rom a York City.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27
OIL RATION UNIT
rs BE TEN GALLONS

Washington. oct. 2T.-(AFD-FueI
u.. coupons in the 2O-staie national
a..a 90! ,Ic Eds, and Middle West
Soc. lave UnIt value OF 10 gallon
u.-s- adjusted upward or down
-.Id. inc Office OF Price Admins
H..I.u ann 5urCCd today.
LaGg, consumers may take part o:
i..! allotment. IN Class , coupons.
s...'..-, /" ;mt,. and worth 100
gallons each. Each Glass / coupon
cd. &C. ion one unit. or 10 gallons.
ir- number OF unit, received will
Gle cad upon climate conditions in
'". applicants area. SIZE of his houS,
,s.D u.EgI factors.
Paul NJ. OLcary. deputy OPA adj
H.G..uator in charge of ra;ioning
wgcd AumcownCrS in the rationec
,.gI T. as" the greatest prudence
burning fuel oil III order to build
~ cushion against abnormally colo
H,ataCr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27
HOSPITAL CONTRACT
BIDS TO BE OPENED

Richmond. Va. Oct. 27.-The re-
gional office of the federal works
agency has been advised that bids
tgr the contract to construct a 1O8-
rcd addition 10 the james Walker
Memorial hospital at Wilmington
and a 70-bed addition TO the nurses
home will be opened by the hos
pitfalls board of managers at Will
"ingtOn on November at 2 p. M,
Kenneth Maxwell. FWA regional
director. announced today.
Plans. also include power plant
end laundry and provide for the in
stallatiUn of new heating equip
ncnt in the existing hospital build
ing The proposed additions 10 the
hospital and nurses home will be
completed and equipped at an esti-
mated cost OF S499,300. A fedora,
grant Of S399,440 has been approved
for the project.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

finally acted upur. Senator. ADAM;
introduced anuinr.. resolution call
!ng for the expulsion o.. senator Per-
>un on the gru,i l. d. ..iu,.~... III.
committee rc;,lrt,d ,.r Auaa.- re-
u!ut!on n wantpu a...c., an tn,
character and .rrr..e~ ul senator
Person. and r,G...u n.. - max,
4 public apology.
!. The block of D.uD,lly. located.
j.. 49, Charlotte nu ..uC>. Ci>triri. ON
wrlc. the FIRST Prc-hy;C.Iun rnurca
IS built. va, It: .~.a. ,p. . rngr,,
n 1915. NJ that tine IL served al
denominations rpv,.,.. the p.,,uy-
t,..u.- D.virmMulvd. Zen iG2- ,u.-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27
NOTICE.

Having this day qualified as exc
CutriX of the estate of Mark II.
Stone, deceased before the Clerk of
Superior Court of Vance County, this
is TO notify all persons holding claims
against said estate to file same duly
itcmiEcd and verified with the ui-
dcrsigned on or before the 22nd. day
of October. l943, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of recovery. All
persons indebted TO said estate will
please make immediate settlement.
MRS. SALLIE G.. STONE.
Administrators.
d. p. McDuffcc,
Attorney.
| l9-26-2-9- 1923
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

He That .gUe,G h. u., waGr n-g.-u'
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

NEW SOLES AND HEELS VIII
make yoGr old shoes do ,uanv
more months e.! service. ". viii
call for yours and deliver then,
Norwich SEoc Repair. phone III.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

FOR RENT FARM IN VANCE
county ON The Wiliiamsboro-Oy
ford highway. Apply t. MIS-. r. r.
N"''S' 3'"N"I!' y. |. 2I-it
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. LARGE
shipment just arrived. Guitars.
NiolinS. Bamjocs. Nandol!ns. tiW-
lclcs. lIarmonicIS. Flutes. f.cs.
XylophOncS and novelty musical
items. Latest yhcCt music. pianO:.
Blank Recording records. Sirnn'
and etc. Affords Printing & OlICc
Supply Co. i9-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
Kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Ca
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

NE HAVE JUST RECEIVED y
shipment of Leather pictur,
Frames: Cigarette holders, etc.
just the thing for the Oversee.
Christmas Gift. Henderson Book
Company. 27-ti
IF YOU ARE GOING TO PAINT
don't forget Vita Var. Its the best
yet the lowest priced paint III
town. Tanner Roofing Co. 20-t
30, PORK MAKER. BROILEiS
mash Cast growing. Super laying
(plcnty eggs). Chick scratch (thC
b,SD. Baby chicks u. S., n. c. ap-
proved. Henderson Hatchery e.
+. {. X. Feed Store combined ~
S. Garnett-Phone 87l. 27-6ii
GOOD USED CARS-BEFORE YOU
buy come out and see lis. Prices
are right. cars are in good condl.
ton. tires good. Located near
!Aycock School. Clyde Thornc.
phones 65i-J and 34ll. pitt
FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM UNFUR-
nlShCd first floor apartment, TlT-
ncr avenue: seven room house.
Orange street, near hospital:
Urquhari Print Shop building.
William street. Phone 34l-W. X.
L, Mustian. 27-lt.
TURN YOUR SCRAP IRON. steel.
and other metals into ships, guns.
tanks and planes. We will buy ali
you have and start il on the way
Henderson Junk Co. 20-ti
WE STILL HAVE a FEW MORE
coal and wood heaters. Bette get
yours now. Delay may mean that
YOU will not get enc this winter.
Hughes Furniture Co. 27-3ti
/ AM AGAIN MAKING FRUIT
cakes and have sizes and shapes
suitable for mailing 10 boys in ser
vice. Mrs. F. +. Pinnell. telephone
1921. 26-2,i
SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF CAKD
tables, all types to select from. See
window display. Hughes FurnituI q
Co. 27-3ii
KEEP FIT WITH THE BEST IN
fancy groceries, quality western
meats, fresh fruits and vegetables
from Herbert's Yellow Front
phone 439 for free delivery. 2l-ti
F. c. X. FEED STORE AND HEN
derson Hatchery combined. new
location (now OPEN I27 South
Garnett street, next To Turner
Market. Our chicks are State ana
U. s. approved. Our feeds ana
seeds are the best. Phone 81. 27-6t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

FOR RENT: LARGE ROOM For
Iiii'" ~ Tr!Cphunr Egi,d,ra
S'"k"r h"a; dav and night. WIFI
hight. toilet and ianiinr .cgvrr.,
furnished. Apply Telephone office
Ut
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

FOR SALE: 1871 SUPER DELUXE
Ford convertible. > new tires. )
LlIcguard tubes. radio and heater.
very low mileage. Address BoX 90.
care Dispatch. 2i-tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

.-OSi: SATURDAY IN LEGGETT>
Department Store basement Il 1871
EPSON high school class ring with
red setting. $500 reward la finder
If returned Ia Daily Dispatch Of
ice. GG-9u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE Non
ern SHOP Experienced op.'y,tn,
-C'nilHliT located. Phone .gG f,r
appointment. BridgurS pn,,,,..
SHOP over Parl.Cg's Drug Stare
3B-i!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

iihNo TUNING AND REpiJprNC
iL"ht used pianos for sale III '' ""
iicr from moths and in rr.I ,' VIZ
dition. J. Il. Collins. nhnr.. ,- ,"H-
--- @T.!li
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

FOR REDUCTION IN AUrO,,o
pile bodily injury rates, sec wv.
insurance Is the only crmn,osu,iS
WIN lower price trend. Insm',nY
Department. Citizens r. 'nce
Trust Company. q
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

II T. HENDERSON UATCIvFpy
ma" moved t" town. Ch,cE. n,,a
FARMERS cooperative feed. nn,,.
ready ii l21 South Garnet, ,rr"o.
iWo doors below Big Star p3i..h%
~ i''''' OF. n4-Gli
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER AND
do nice work ON your old shoes.
Try Us. fh,-l. 246-I Carolina
Shoe Shop. next to i. and y. 2i-t(
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

ASKS US ABOUT FURTiIr,! pr
auctions IN automobile Hbil,,y ~
SIirancc. Gates Insurancy Ancon,
Phone $40 S,nCy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27

AM AGAIN MAKING FRUIT
cakes and have sizes and shapes
suitable for mailing 10 boys in ser
vice. Mrs. F. +. Pinnell. telephone
1921. 26-2,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-27
WANT ADS

NE HAVE JUST RECEIVED \
shipment of Leather pictlr,
Frames: Cigarette holders, etc
just the thing for the Overseas
Christmas Gift. Henderson Book
Company. 27-ti