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The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-18
Foalandertn-Chief

q tbaAHuuEI- IIi-10AEL.
 In expressing the opinion that the opening of mail is legal. Riddle diff. fered sharply with Chairman Fred erick Nan Nuys of the committee who earlier stated that the censor ing had been carried out without legal authority. and stated that Congress specifically insisted in the first War Powers Act that the Pres ident should have control over com munications only between the Un- tied States and foreign countries.
 4 second bill. which would have given this legal power to the Pres ident. has been recalled by the Sen ate. Why this second bill was pro- posed. when Riddle stated that there was no doubt about the legal ity of the censorship. he did not ex- plain
 Senator Harold Burton of Ohio. who recently visited Alaskan defense outposts, objected to the proposal that all Of Alaska be included in the censorship areas while the Japs are still hundreds Of miles away.
 Riddle replied that it might be relatively easy for persons in Alaska proper to communicate with the Japanese, adding, we have no req son to believe that the Japs will not attack at any moment, further up than they are now"
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Army Ys. Coast Guard.
 Friday. January ?. 1943 High School Ys. Army. Coast Guard Ys Institute
 Friday. January 9, 1913 High School vs Coast Guard. Army ys Institute
 Friday February 3, 1943 High School ys Institute
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A subscription to
THE WRANGELL SENTINEL

PIONEER OF ALASKA NEWSPAPERS
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aska. Price explained that he was not aware that this had been going on until il was brought to his al. tention, since he could not know everything that was being done b. his many employees.
 Examples Discussed
 Van Nuys revealed there has been an extensive discussion led by Senator Ernest Mcfarland, Of the intereeption by the censors in the Seattle office Of a letter from a woman in California to her hus- band. employed on a military pro ject in Alaska This letter merely asked the husband for information as 10 how she could Join him in AL aska, Van Nuys said. but when the letter was intercepted by the cen sors they sent excerpts of it 10 the FBI and the war production Board Price. Van Nuys said, justified this on the grounds that the FBI wish ed to check on all persons going to Alaska and the WIPE desired in formation on the background of the defense wOkrers employed there Van Nuys however. said he was i'm pressed with the belief that goo out Of every 1000 letters going to or coming from Alaska are con- eerned with purely personal and domestic affairs.
 What in hell is the United States spending a lot of money to inter cept them for2" Van Nuys demand ed.
 Although Price went into detail on the situation in a military zone where mail might possibly fall into enemy hands. Van Nuys said the military should be able to take care of that. He said there are no civil ians in the Aleutian war zone west Of Dutch Harbor and there is 800 miles of open space between Dutch Harbor and the islands occupied by the Japs.
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Legal-SaYs Riddle

Attorney General Francis Riddle says that he has no doubt but what the present censorship of eommuni- cations between Alaska and the Un- tied States is entirely legal but wed feel much better if Congress under lined the Presidents authority"
 Declaring that the enemy has 'in- yaded Alaska" Riddle told the Sen ate Judiciary Committee that the censorship of communications to and from Alaska came under the Presidents authority as military
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Substitutions. H. School. Stokes. lDs Coast Guard Widamen, Final Score-High School l22; Coast Guard l12).
 Opening the regular league sea son the high school. led by sharp shooting Dick Stokes with 13 points downed the army team 29 to 12. Hall time found the high school leading 16 to s.
 The only excuse offered by the army was We all ain't usta five man basketball. where we all cum from dey use seben men. So you see maybe the local team was talk ing unfair advantage of springing a new game on these boys from Mississippi
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GLA99IIF' HE'D ADS

SMART SHOP = Just arrived on last boat, beautiful assortment of new dresses. Mrs. Jacobson. 4-1t
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LOST - Inside workings of FL gin wrist watch. Reward - Phone 5i iR5. Alt
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DAUGHTER BORN TO

4 daughter weighing nine pounds and six ounces was born December To to Mr and Mrs Winston Davies The young lady is the granddaugh= ter of MT and Mrs Victor Vallarma and has been named Madeline Frances.
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FOR sALE-Eyon building. See Mrs. Spath. 2-5t.
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subs: High School. Stokes ll3D. Army. Porter. Powell, Pritchard ?. Final Score-High School (29l. Army Q31.
 In preliminary game two pa trols from the boy scouts put on an exhibition on how the game should be played. The Eagle patrol nosed out the wolf patrol by the score of 1918 Harvey Gross with II pts. and Henry Mccullough with ! pts. were high scorers for the evening.
 Tonight. December Is. finds the other two league teams. the In stitute and coast guard engaging each other. The second teams of the two high schools will battle at Too with the main game following
 A complete schedule for the sea- son is as follows:
 Wed December 16. 1922 High School vs. Army.
 Friday. December IS. 1942 Coast Guard ys. Institute.
 Saturday, December 6. 1912. High School ys. Institute; seconds Ys. seconds.
 Wednesday, December 30. 1942 Army Ys. Coast Guard.
 Friday, January s. 1943 High School Ys Coast Guard Army ys. Institute.
 Friday. January b, 1913
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FOR SALE-Dalgity property on Front Street. See Tom Dalgity.
 47-tf
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Bloomfield
Visiting Cut
By Rdtionin9
BLOOMFIELD HILLS.
Dec. Il.

DATIONING in one form or
IL another is having It's effects
IN Bloomfield. where distances
between homes are great and
whore homes themselves are
definitely country with large
rooms. high ceilings and cover
me much floor space.
81 DunStan'S Guild has had
10 postpone Sheldon r. Mobiles
play. Seven Up, which a faith
-ftIif CdyT and crew had been TO-
hcarSing for more than six
weeks, because no place can be
found IN which 10 give No. Fuel
conservation has closed large
halls
Many families have closed off
rooms and m cases of archWayS
have put up beaver board par
uuonS and are dining IN the
living room or living IN the j.
brary
Bur II ncighborS cannot visit
~ often, They are as nelGhborly
or more so IN marketing and
going 20 TOXIN together and
speaking acQualnianCeS are mp
cnnC INTO real friendships.
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Offers in New York

Mr. and Mrs Clarence r. or
Ter are pending some time IN
New York CITY having gone
there from Washington = G.,
alta" The marriage there on No.
>ombor - Of their daughter.
DORIS 10 Capt. Robert Lee
Graham
cpl Walter l.. Fry 1r is home
from Fort Leonard Wood for a
Today furlough with his par
an', Mr.. and Mrs " l. Fry Of
Vaughan road He spent a fev
days this week with ms brother
u-liV and sister Mr. and Mr,
--4a4la4-- -l.atehwefth OF B-tff-
4lo = y
Ihe annual games party and
dinner ar Bloomfield Opcn-t Hunt
club vii be- gwen December 70
Alberta clark and Dolores, "a.
Gambler are making the arr
fareeurrfs Among those who
have already made reservations
orc
--rs t-r nFsDANfs
..'r ...fH ar Nr
Fas' Gf.. 4ttta
Graham ,r HHn Wr-~
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Leave for Florida

Nlr and Mrs Frederick r
Nu'f''>eN and their family IcN
Tuesday for Orlando Fla whore
rN.y W. spend the winter
months Mr. IS Sittle.sc s. IL,
mother Mrs Cecil Bradford
vho has been VISITING them rae
.farned 20 hor home IN Alpona
bloomfield yorl proud NJ Us
newest group Of nurse, aides
Hr.cr W., graduated with those
,, other 'oC3I'e, Tuesday night
N p service ~ 81 Joseph s
Mere. Hospital Included Wcro
F#... fr.r-.- F.-.r -.sra.rr
4ff 3 -s- ---
.tHt. t..t ..-r.rr' -..ars
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Reports at Princeton

ENSIGN WILLIAM IS GRIF-
FITHS left Thursday 10 report
ton duty a. Princeton
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-10

RUTH POWERS To BE MARRIED
Hiss Ruth Powers, nurse at
the Ialaer Hospital has resigned
her position on the staff to be
married next week to Ned Nels on.
They will make their home
at Indep endence.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-10


Of the show last Friday n tsht for
creating disturbance be- ore and
during the show. Sometime during
the fracas a window was b.. Oxen,
other property damaged.
The Coop Board has as cd Mgr.
Stock to write letters to parents
asking their cooperation : Il hold
ing the exuberant spiri ts Of the
youngsters wi thin proper Counds.
Some have expires sed theiI desire
to help.
Recreation Facilities and
convent ences have been establish
ed in the coyrrrni ty for TIE en-
joynent Of those who live L1ere
and for those who may conc to Wis
it us. It is every perso S re-
sponsi bi lily to protect That prop
erty that it may be kept IN SCR
vicoab1e condition..
Not long ago There was a
pool table in the Rocroation Hall,
t was completely destroyed by q
few boys, who evidently lad nov
er boon taught to respect proper
ty or the rights Of others.
davenport in the Lounge is a to-
boys or others Of the sane calibre.
The ms trlulent that furni she's
music for dancing in the Rec Hall
was moved, to locati on Ulloro it
could be Watched, in time to save
it. 1t has boon nocos sa1y to
! lock the showers and toilets in
tho Gym except at such hours. that
some one could DO on qua IL
TO keop the poaco, It lay be
necessary to bar those "3oys
who wi IL be boys" from tao use
Of those various facilitI o5 or
it is possible that spec III watch
men Will be employed and the cul-
prits taken boforo tho Comm s ST on
or.
Thoro is perhaps NOR truth
than poetry in the old saying,
"Sparo tho rod and spoil the Chi ID
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-10

ANOTHER PALMER GIRL GOES A2IGY
Miss Frances Lake, daughter
Of -ir. and Mrs. John Lake Of Pal
mer Will be married Saturday eve
ming April lo, to Tech. Sgt. Leroy
v. Stark OF Fort Ri chards on.
A very simple wedding is planned.
7uday Yohn and Hiss Doris Lake
Will attend the bride and groom.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-10

TWO NEW NURSES FOR HOSPITAL
Lis s Lennabelle Robins on and
Hiss Aargaret Nevins arrived late
last week from the States to join
the Hospital staff.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-10

C7-ITD2I1r DISTRIBUTE ROOD FACTS"
4 lir2i ted number OF copies
OF "Hood Facts" were distributed
by school children this wee elk,
using the subs cri ption list OF
the "Banana Belt Breezes" as
basis for distri button, there were
pamphlets enough for the first
five grades.
IF you we're mi ssed and desire
Food Facts" see y'oScc Public HEALTH
Nurse or write to Terri torial Dep t
Of Health, Juneau, Alaska.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-10

MRS. ALBRIGHT RETURNS TO VALLEY
I.es. &c. Albre chit has re-
turned to her home in Palmer, af t.
ter spending the winter in the
Romig cabin at Anchorage.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1942-04-10

RETURN FROM OUTSIDE
llr. and hrs. ED. 5nodgrass
returned this Wook from thoir
winter vacation trip in the Stat<
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Capital Comment

iquiry that win reveal some
formula for legislation that viii
help small business men get out
Of business without going into
bankruptcy.
The plan which senator
Murras's committee apparent
Ia has In mind IL somewhat
similar. 10 hopes 10 set up
governmental mseh inery
which can extend the neces-
sary credit 90 the businesses
that must fold mp for the du-
ration, In the belief this busi-
ness can reopen after the war
II over.
II is probably too much 10 hops
any legislation of this kind vii
be passed before the end OF 1912
II might even drag over and b
left for the new congress.
In the face Of that possibility
the smart small business man TO
day will be the one who doesn
wait for Washington but take
matters into his own hands, closel
up his business II that's the hand
writing on the wall OF his factor,
or store. and gets one OF thos'
nice jobs in a shipyard OF Jeel
factory. There, at least. he's b
getting something for his over
| time.
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. Mind Your
Manners

Test your knowledge Of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
1. Is aren't you gaining
weight ?" a tactfui remark to
make TO a woman7
2. II someone leaves a number
for you to call and you receive II
much later than you should have,
is it necessary TO make an ex-
PLANTATION when you finally put In
the call?
3. II you take guests TO a movie
should you make n a point 10 get
there before the feature begins7
4. II you see an acquaintance
you haven't seen In a long time
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Q SERIAL STORY
Sporting Blood
or on Rau
Bv Harry HARRISON kROlI

oUr on BAm
CHAPTER X
Hunter Dent gavped Al sheriff
Andersen. What Do yca mean.
sheriff-hurn cut TIE seat = my
pantsf What = AL thls any
way
Andersen. grinnlng. unlocked
the cell door. Come along. You'll
know al in good tlme"
Hunter followed the officer
block along the side street 10 The
court house. In = few minutes
they were with Judge Elksns
Young msn.s Judge Elkins
said you are free. Co yeur
way
'what-what Do you mean -
Hunter Easped. I mean. how did
this happen ?"
Your bond has heen posted. and
until your case comes up for trial
you may come and 80 a. you
please
"But-who went on my bond.
Judge Eiklns ," Hunter stlll Sas
daAed
your hondSman wishes 10 re-
main anonymous. You are dis
missed"
We'll. what do you knowi"
Hunter said wonderingly - he
went out into the free. open sun
shine. lie stared al about. Al the
sky. the trees. the busy little city.
Looks good 10 me-" he muttered.
While In jail looking through
his cell window 1t the Stun sec
ton where the stlek-up had been
staged. an idea or two had how
cred in Hunters mind. He had
thought a great deal about the
questions: Why the money NOV
Ing at such a time Of night. where
was 1t going. how did Junior know
beforehand the route OF the mes
senger. What vas IL all about
anyway A hypothesis was grow
ing in his mind. Maybe Il ws'
far-fetched. But he was up 10 hi
eyes in the mess. and II WAS VI
to him 10 do all he could TO ge'
out of IL.
From the newspaper Hunter ha'
the place where the girl Sally Xxi
ker, lived. He Was remembering
Continued on Page II. Column !
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The softly tailored" look 10 the
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10 ntf IaI1Fr ana ne.
One = thee eeFs h<s -
married A. divorced We ceusfn1t
- for nz<<r scys th<a th<y -
n spite Il th< unfsFtansts <fs<e<z<
n ne NJ e ore - th<ns
NY fsih<r u lissnx 9th ~ -
~ demands that 80 s<na -
boys away and refuse 10 siius
sar daughter T. hzs> knytHzzE
more 70 % with them ns<.ass.
Ne ssyx - know nnthinx snou<
them. 4. they have always h~<a
perfect r<nti<m<n - havs ~ f<@-
IN n - ihia
IL shs right IN d<nendIn9 to
we s<nd tree ccys away. with
cut allowing them u sp>ed pAFt
AZ their lszsurs tine n eur hosnsl
writing letters. iistsnsn9 q -
radio ard having - cesszzss@l
meal with asf- n~wsld~red pr
ent
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. THE
WOMEN

A youax sfncer - Aastrsllz
- decided ffum ~ slfs's -
- that sne wNs ieAdsne q to
solitary NE sfess her - fclin~-
~ advice
MAKE A effort - - places
81 So veur friends - efien -
"a can msnaEa. DIAL ct IN IT,
hshsg a seeIHE ~ ore 81 someFs
faxsts couples - diansf lust -
~s I'D When ! Nas Al heme.
I'm AFRAID you are letting the
ehsidrcn tie ysu Gown mefe thaa
go aid whsa l vas Il homs. !
understand fhst because yeu sr<
sure 20 VERY about tAsm mere
since ycu hses 70 tahs ii ths -
sponslhliity Ior them. ut dnnt
lsl yourself - - concerned secas
them that yaa are AFRAID 10 leave
them with someone while you Set
oag occasionally II pessshls fsnd
Esri who wfn stay ~ith them
certain sftsFneons ana evening.
every weeks you can count a.
some free time.
Don't turn down invitations
II you a. u eftea enough yoall
stop getting them. nnn't yol
dare say 80 can't - snywhsf<
fsr no better rss<oa than thai
yan planned % wash thai day q
think the house needs cleaning.
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State. local ana municipal gov
ernnsnts are lending trucks and
nnanpoxsr 70 local salvage com
nlttses in Transporting public col
leetlona OF scrap material -
great 10 the tonnage 70 be moved.
that private facilities are over
taxed
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that th<r< can't - snv rectal IL
faf . woman wftheai . man.
And. No matter hsw nxsy th<y
are. the women wAa are ieft -
hind a need seme social iif<
Their husbands viIi ma . certain
amount a. n provided m them IN
ths army. nut wives have 10 pro-
mets thar swn.
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. TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on Page 9.
/. Beardsley Rumi.
Z. More than $500. 900.
q. Donald N. Nelson.
Z. Manhattan.
8. Fl ia. Brute. Thou also.
Brutnsl
8. Fur.
7. Molasses and January.
4. Tokyo.
Q. Foot sults."
10. China.
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And in 10 other profession are
there men and women VINO give a
more conscientious service. There
are many Ike BENJAMIN Russell
who serve for the love Of serving
This concludes the American
Newspaper Week series in tbs
column.
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WOMEN MUST PROMOTE
Own SOCIAL. LIVE

"FHn up - much q yoar time
- you can - that yea won't -
toa ionSly--snd when thls var -
ever III see that you have enough
fun to make up for Aess lonely
years"
That Il sound advice foe any
wife who finds herself alone -~snd
II u tha kind ~ advice . god
many wives need Fnr women who
have heen Used 10 having . man
around are Ill too likely 10 think
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Is IL tactful To hay why aren't
you In the Army ?"
8. Is IL necessary TO say please
and thank you" to . maidT
What would you do if
Friends drop In during the eve
ming and stay past the time you
had set for your bedtime
(a) Yawn7
tb) Keep glancing at the clock :
(c) Don't let them suspect you
are anxious 10 have them leave
Answers
1. No. Almost always IL Ia re-
scented.
2. Yes.
3. Yes.
4. No.
5. Yes.
Best what Would You DO" 90
| lution-(c).
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. ANSWERS TO
WAR QUIZ

Questions on fage
1. Yankee IL 2sth division. sta
toned At Camp Edwards. Mass,
al outbreak OF World War II.
2. United states recently set up
defenses In these Ecusdorian ter
ritories. which lie south and
slightly west Of Panama Canal.
Ecuador granted this country per-
mission 10 do 20 in order 10 pro-
tect It's coast as well as that OF
Columbia. Peru and Chile.
3. Five feet nine Inches. 17O
pounds. Fighter plane coekpit'
are not built 10 hold bigger men.
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In the meantime what Is hap
nening 10 the 1900 wholesalers.
the 1914. 900 retailers, the s3s, 900
service companies such As laun-
dries and dry cleaners, the 200
600 building companies. the 10000
nlaces Of amusement and the 25.-
900 hoteis7 They're all small bus-
nesses. too. and they wall that
nobody in Washington il doing
ANYTHING about them except TO de-
liver funeral orations after they
pass out.
Even in boom times small bust
ness firms die like flies. and are
horn the same way. Some enter
prising citizen of every eommuni-
ty IL always getting the bug to 60
into business for himself, usually
on shoestring. He opens
besnery or gas station and a. often
as not folds up before the year
is out.
In 1889 and 1910 recorded bust
ness failures numbered over loo
a month. AL through the Coolidge
and Hoover booms they numbered
over 10000 a year. IN 1882 thel
reached a peak Of nearly $1,000
with liabilities Of nearly 81 900.
0OO. 900.
But even such colossal failures
a. these are rnere chicken feed 4
the failures that are anticipates
for the next year Wayne CHAT
field Taylor. undersecretary o
commerce. estimates the numne
Of retailers alone which may D
forced out Of business before IN
end Of next year may reach 300.
OOO-IO times the failures Of 1881
Aid Formula Wanted
What can be done IN the face Q
al this woe
When the Murray COMMITTEES re
s1nes it, hearings after the cleo
,ion-it VII continue sessions 10
a month. It's aim Il % conduct a
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Small Business Mans
Problems Given Study
Retail Failures Likely
To Keep on Soaring
Legislative Formula TO
Slow Bankruptcies Sought
By PETER EDISON

The problems Of the small bust
ness man are again in the Wash
ington limelight-at least tempo
rarily. The senate committee study
and survey problems of small
business, headed by Senator James
e. Murray of Montana. Is holding
hearings to see what has happened
TO their baby since they turned II
over to the nursing of the Smaller
War Plants corporation.
This SWPC, you'll recall, was
set up by act of congress last
June as a part Of the War Produc-
ton Board. But after these early
October hearings the committee
will suspend until--you guessed 1t
after election. Politics still sur
wives, even though is the meantime
small business may perish.
Currently the Smaller War
Plants corporation has been
OuchiHk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIN"
cats thrown In Its general d.
rection because In the four
montts Of Its existence u has
been able to let only three
contracts. aiding only about
dozen Of the 10000 small
manufacturers throughout the
land.
The National Small Business
Mems association. a leading trade
organization OF the little fellows
has issued a blast against sWPc
for its delay. and Lou r. Holland
director Of swPC. has admitted
that the intricacies of procedure
have been more than he bargainec
for
But the 10000 small manu-
facturers represent only about
per cent of the total Of 2.750.O0s
small business concerns. SWPc Il
empowered TO aid only the small
manufacturer even when IL doe
get going.