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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
.W00DLEY PLANE TO BE DUMPED
 IN DEEP WAFER
No Salvage Recovered from Tri-Motored Stin- son that Crashed Here

Gastineau Channel will agair furnish a resting place, this time permanent, for the tri-motorec Stinson plane of the Woodley Air ways which crashed in the Chan mel on January 19, taking with il Don Glass, veteran pilot.
 The plane, which was salvaged from the Channel by means oi U. s. Navy equipment with the aid of Coast Guard divers on Friday of last week, is to be placed aboard scow and lowed to deep water at the end of the Channel where it will be consigned to the water permanently, A. w. Woodley, own- CT of the plane, said today.
 No Salvage
 There was no salvage recovered from the plane which had been in salt water over ten days, MT. Wood ley said. The tremendous pressure under which the plane rested forced salt water into every mi mute part of the ship.
 All mail that was aboard the plane when it crashed, was recov- cred and is in good shape, MT Woodley said.
 Investigation of the plane dis closed that the wheels had n been raised at the time the crash occurred, refuting statements of witnesses who said the landing gear was retracted.
 Investigation
 Following completion of the in- vestigation into the accident, MT Woodley expects to return to An chorage tomorrow MT. Woodley ar- rived in Juneau on January 21 and has been here since in connection with the recovery of Don Glass's body and the investigation into the accident. "A contributing cause of the crash was the strong Taku wind prevailing at the time" he said today. All indications are that death came instantaneously to Don Glass, pilot, whose body was found in the cockpit of the plane, ac- cording to those who took part in the salvage work.
 Btrleigh Putnam, Chief of Gen. eral Inspection for CAA in Alaska and Gene Gull. Senior Aeronauti- cal CAA plane inspector, who also arrived in Juneau on January 2l to make an official investigation into the crash. are returning tc their Anchorage headquarters as soon as possible. They will make their official report to Washing ton, D. c.
 Service Suspended
 Service of the Woodley Airways between Juneau and Anchorage will be suspended until suitable equipment to resume the weekly service is obtained, MT. Woodley said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01

More than 100 islands comprise he New Hebrides group in the southwest Pacific.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01

A baby born in New Zealand has better chance of survival than in any other country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
Sam Knight
 Passes Away
Chdratfer in Rex Beach $ The Spoilers Dies
 in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. Feb. l Samuel Knight, 72, attorney and philanthropist, member of an early family of San Francisco, died at his home here yesterday.
 Knight was identified with the early history and pioneering of Alaska. In 1900 as member Of the law firm of Page, McCutcheon and Knight, he sailed for Alaska to re- present group of miners in their battle against organized claim jumpers
 Rex Beach's famous novel, The Spoilers" dealt largely with the phase of Knights work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
ALASKA CIVIL SERVICE TO GET
 FERENTIAl

Twenty-Five percent differentials will be granted to all employees of the Civil Service Commission in Alaska, instead of only to the per- sonnel recruited in the States as was provided in the regulation is- sued on December 21, 1942.
 The revised policy agreement which includes Alaska personnel in the 25g6 differential provision, was drawn up on the basis of recom- mendations and suggestions sub mitted to the U. s. Civil Service Commission in response to the pre- vious regulation which provides that the differential would only ap- ply to personnel recruited from the States
 Copies of the supplement with the revised policy have been re- ceived by officials in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
NAVY GRAFT
 IN CRASH; 19
 FOUND DEAD
Wreck of Big Transport Missing 10 Days, lo-
 faied in Mountains

UKIAH, Calf. Feb. l-The Sher- ifs office here informed the Navy that the Navy transport plane miss ing for 10 days in flight from Pearl Harbor, has been found wrecked and burned in the noun tains 10 miles southwest of here and all aboard are dead.
 The big transport carried Rear Admiral Robert H. English, Com rnander of the Pacific Fleet, Sub- marine Force, and other high Naval officials as follows.
 Capt. Robert Holmes Smith, Com
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
WAA(5 ARE
 REPORTED
 IN AFRICA
First Women to Be Sent Overseas Have Safe
 Arrival

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, Feb. l - T h e first detachment of the American Women's Army Auxiliary Corps to come overseas has arrived here to be part of the headquarters staff.
 The first women's expeditionary force, to serve under Lieut.. Gen. Ben. Eisenhower, consists of picked stenographers and clerks, typists and telephone operators, girls ca pablo of driving staff cars and Tight trucks.
 They represent 39 states and the District of Columbia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01

Empire Classifieds Pay:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
JOINT RULES AREAD0pTED
 FOR SESSION

In a joint session held last Sat- urday afternoon in the House Cham bers. the Sixteenth Territorial Leg islature adopted the joint rules of the preceding session, with the ex- ception of an amendment intro duced by Senator A. P. Walker, and passed by vote of l6 to 8.
 The amendment provides that in the appointment of conference com- mittees, such committee shall con- sist of three members from each House, a majority of whom shall have voted in the majority of the body from which the conference committee is appointed, on the question upon which the conference is called"
 The Senate voted solid for the amendment and the House was evenly divided.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
U-Boat Commander
 Is Given Promotion

LONDON, Feb. Admiral Karl Doenitz, Commander of the Nazi U-boat Fleet, has been promoted to Commander-in-C Chief of the German Navy, succeeding Grand Admiral Erich Raeder. This is the announcement over the German radio, received here, quoting a DNB dispatch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
NOTICE! Effective February l, l943

The experimental of 25c scheduled deliveries will discontinued.
 parcels to be delivered will be charged at any time To vital equipment delivery service calls delivered Calls by 200 P M will be delivered 500 P M the Parcels include freight express batteries oil that would take considerable the items others the well special deliveries will taken hours used by the scheduled parcel deliveries.
 This service is for convenience! To and tear personal and to time and money TRY TT! Call 492-Whether Be Message or a Coal!
 s. MARTIN,
 Parcel Delivery Service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-05


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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-05
ToiIefries

HIND'S HONEY AND ALMOND
 CREAM-Reg. soc bottle. January Clearance Q bottles A0Ee
 Price ............ ~ 1W~ AVERAGE COLD CREAM TOILET
 SOAP-Several colors and fragrances. 6 cakes to box. Reg. price $l.35 box.
 ;,a,na January ;y.,' Clearance Sf.0O AVERAGE COLD CREAM BATH
 SOAP-6 cakes to box. January
 Clearance Price, O0 MM VITA FOAM SHAAIPOO-Keeps hair soft and fluffy. Reg. price 35c bottle. January Clearance MMM Price. bottle ............... @ON QUEEN TOILET TISSUE-(Soft and
 silky). Regular price l0c. January Clearance criss rolls 25C "OLD SOUTH" COTTON BLOSSOM LOTION-Keeps hands. arms and legs soft and white. Reg. price el.00.
 January Clearance EMM Price. bottle ............. OVV wOOODBURY's LOTiON-And large jar Woodbury's Cold Cream. ei.26 Value. January 9MA Clearance Price. for both ~ ROGER & GALLET TALCUM POW. DER - (0lass container). Several fragrances. Reg. price ei.O0. S0M January Clearance Price ... W0O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-05
Women's Hose

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-05
Gloves

WOMEN'S WASHABLE DOESKIN
 GLOvES-white and channels, slip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24

TIlE Lewis Smoothness, there
Il fore, seems to have been
ruffled and partly upset by the
President as far as bringing the
AFL 10 the help OF Lewis IN the
current strike or general pOliti-
cal situations.
UnQucStionably tho AFL wants
Lewis m For the long range
pull his rclolninC would give
the At'L 1000. coo members with
which 10 combat Go and bring
1t also To terms.
Lewis has a strong following
IN the Go. for instance In the
United Auto Workers where a
comparatively riEht-wing regime
is now IN control tat least II IS
not Communist. 4 recent New
York meeting of JAW prac-
ticallv endorsed the whole Lewis
position
Lewis and Tho co VIII be
i8ck ~ the Ai.i some day but
nai Low.
Distributed ht Eirs Feature, syud Inc.
EGH~auruou In Whole or IN part
strictly prohibited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Fair Enough

WHILE I am on the subject Of
w the movies and films which
are either openly pro-CommunlSt
or accomplish this effect by dis
paragement of American institu-
tionS and ways. l might as well
give YOU report on another
new picture done by Warner
Brothers. the same who turned
out the version Of Joseph Davies
Mission TO Moscow"
This one is about the heroic
service of the civilian sailors OF
the merchant marine and a
very fine picture. too, but
stupendouS plug for the mari
time union which is strict
party-line organization.
There are other unions Of sea-
farerS but the action takes place
in New York and on the run to
Murm n S k and the National
Maritime Union runs things in
that area.
That being the case. I think
II IS only fair TO grant that real
ism justifies the identification OF
the union and the footagc shot
in the unioa's hiring hall.
DUT the propaganda lies in
- negative effects. which j. TO
say in omissions, for. lnaSmuch
as Warmers were going in for
-resftSrrr,- they could have been
realistic, too, about the contrast
between the pay Of the enlisted
naval gunners Of the armed
guard and that Of tire civilian
sailors, with their bonuses and
overtime for exactly the same
risks.
They might have been cX-
pected 10 show a union meeting
on board and delegation call
inc on the skipper with demands
backed by an organization which
piCketed the White House
against American aid TO Britain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Better II cath r r:ss
-By Dr. LOpan CIendeninS-

HOOD fadS have afflicted the
world from the time when
F. man began to move around on
tho banks of the Nile.
We have had in this century
the fad Of graham bread. the
Salisbury diet from which Sails
bury steak gets its name, and
which stated that meat was the
only good food for mani. down
TO the hay diet, which states that
all illness is due TO eating
Starches and proteins together.
Never, during all this time.
has the fad of fasting lost its
devoteeS.
do not know how he stands
on the subject now, but long ago
when he was younger and full of
eternal juices. Mr., Upton Sim
clair paSsionately a d Y oc g d
periods of fasting which he
called the foe OF sickness. ~
OF COURSE. | am not funda-
" mentally against fasting IN
the proper place.
/ could here and now give the
national nutrition board the
names and addresses of a num-
Der of people for whom, in my
sober. professional opinion. fast
ing would do a great deal of
good.
The common sense of the stu
alton was started by a layman,
Prof. Harry Thurston Peck. the
editor OF the Bookman.
He reviewed book called
The No-Breakfast Cure
This book was embelliShed by
photographs of the devotees of
the no-breakfaSt cure.
DR.. Peck, on looking these
over. said that nc could pick out
many who certainly would be
benefited by no breakfast for a
very long time. and others who
should have a number of break
fasts III rapid succession.
AR-SIACLAIR- believed that
Nl the following diseases we're
benefited by fasting lndiges-
ton, rheumatism. colds. tuber-
culosis, constipation, poor circu-
lation, headache. anemia, liver
trouble, blood poisoning, neuras-
thenla, sciatica, asthma, eczema
and catarrh.
Most OF these names are very
vague and would mean very
little to a physician, such as
catarrh, rheumatism and liver
trouble.
The list certainly includes too
much.
1t is certainly dangerous to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Thought They We're THrnips
Boer Plants Rodishes
But Regrets Mistake
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

planted radishes in my victory garden But only be-
cause thought they turnps. OF realize that
ignorance of the law excuse.
What is the difference between adsh and rutabaga?
have learned that radish is a carrot with extra
chorus BY that mean it suffering vegetable that
pcats itself.
When you swallow carrot it stays swallowed. But
Iadish
The radsh eaten and served before meals a
appetite spoiler.
The first thing about radish this If you put
enough salt will good.
cannot absorb all that salt SO take my radshes in
water with aromatic spirits of ammonia.
When they say that food will win the war they
mention radishes be the Benedict Arnold OF the
vegetable kingdom.
Sometimes true They caught six spies in a swell
cafe eating radhes and burpng politely behind their hands
in the Morse code.
All shot They underwent douse jeopardy:
they had indigestion all night.
CossT.S by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24

the Communist Party Of the
l. ) a which our department
Of justice has Identified as an
organization hostile to tins gov
eminent deserved recognition IN
any film purpottng 10 give "A
factudl picture OF the situation
You viii find nothing Of the
kind IN this one but. YOU get a
very nice impression OF the Ma
tlonal Maritime Union quite
contrary 10 the impression that
would be made on YOU by
perusal Of It's official publication,
The Pilot.
No communism Is preached az
the American naval sailors at
any time. there Is no discussion
Of the disparity in pay for equal
risk and hardship and the union
sailors appear willing 10 do any
thing that needs doing ~ any
time without any mention Of
overtime pay which might dis
quiet some OF the people az
home whose sons are serving the
guns on The same vessels for
straight pay
Now tins is q very sensitive
~ point which The Communists
and pro-CommuniSt> exploit 10
the limit.
Seti--frt-7Ttt1 n ITO Td0Uf0US
earnings Of the merchant sailor,
and they are fabulous 10y COM
pariSon with those OF any fight
erS in the whole war, the answer
is that tho money is no good 70
a man who loses his hfe al sea.
and that only 4 hero would take
such risks voluntarily, for any
pay
That is correct but n does
not eliminate the fact that tho
SeTNcemdn also hold hic dear
and, m most cases Is also e N0l-
untecr and a hero.
Copyrighted hy United Features nd lHc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
BY WeSflsrOOk PegIel

before Hitler attacked Russia.
There j. not a hint of any
such things except one men
ton. consisting Of perhaps half
a dozen words on the subject Of
the merchant sailors bonus
money.
WHEN the enlisted sailors
w FIRST com s aboard with
their bags there IS little
merrymakinG at their expense
because Of their youth and mex
perience of the sea. but II passes
off in pleasant temper and later
on the lieutenant orders some OF
the civilian sailors TO under
study his men and learn the
rudimentS of gunnery in case OF
need.
Wherein, l believe, he ex-
ceeded his authority for union
men. even at sea, retain their
civilian Independence
However. the union men DO
fall TO and learn their lessons
and | think that probably is
realistic TOO. tor, after all. by
no means all Of the members
joined the union because they
wanted 20 and 10 docs not fol-
low. either that a man follows
tho Communist line because his
uplpn docs
Moreover this union is now
trying to eliminate the navy
from the merchant ships of the
American people and take over
the guns itself.
As long as the navy is aboard
the guns are IN charge Of an elc-
menI Of men Of sworn patriot
ism 10 the United States and TO
no other nation
/ BELIEVE and n>ls, that tho
Il realities of unloniSm az sea
and the character OF this union
and lis history of adherence TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
On the Side

You, DtB son,
Hare ShoiOH me God,
Your Kiss upon MP cheek
Has made nc feet the gentle
touch
OF Him iChO leads as on.
The memory of Boar smtie, lchen
young,
Rcuedis His face
AS mciIOWing years come on
Gpdcc.
And WheN yoH rent before.
ioH left the gates Of Hearcn
0jor
That I might glimpse
Approaching from 0tdr,
The gioriCs Of His grace.
Grace Coolidge.
"a young Brooklyn father
having lost his 4-year-old son
asked for a poem TO put in
scrapbook of snapshots of his
beloved boy.
Il suggested ono, but I think
the above is much more appro-
pirate.
This poem was sent in by a
mother who has it on a photo
graph OF the son she lost
EVDD
BETTY HUTTON. dynamic
- danSeuse and chanteuSe.
She was discovered singing in
restaurant in Lansing. Mich,
by Vincent Lopez, who hired her
as A vocalist
| would like 10 hear Betty
sing Eva Tangusy's famous
number, Il Don't Care.
Cliff Edwards. In the palmy
days of New York'S Greenwich
Village he was known as Ike
lelc Ike"
In those days he sang a haunt
ing ditty about "A Little Love
Bird Who Flew Into a Cabaret. "
That was about the time Fiji
D'OrSay made her Greenwich
Village debut singing I'm a Lit
tie Wildflower Growing Wilder
Every Hour.
AN AUTHORITY on wild
"A animals states the beasts of
the Jungle often get drunk pur-
poSely.
They become inebriated by
eating fruit that has been fer
mented by the sun.
The lions and elephants enjoy
getting tight but the worst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24

tell person with tuberculosis
that he should starve.
GONE Of the case histories can
~ be believed: for instance.
Mrs, L. w. S, age rs, tasted SO
days for appendicitis.
She says:
II have definitely been bene-
fited by fasting.
MY stomach Is not distressed
after meals.
II feel perfectly healthy and
look the same"
Most physicians who have had
any experience with it know
that the only medical treatment
(that is. opposed 10 surgical
treatment for appendicitis is
fasting.
1t does little harm because
most people automatically stop
II before 1t goes too far.
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS
a. +. G.: What is ScolioSiS
and IS there cure for II?
Answer: ScolioSiS is curvature
OF the spine. 1t is usually due
to bad posture 1t can be COR
rcCtcd by exercises and braces.
but this should be done early
in life.
A. D.: What is the cause Of
yawning and how can il be
rcmedied?
Answer: Yawning is caused
by the accumulation Of sleep
toxins in the blood. 1t can be
remedied by going TO sleep.
Praise the Lord and pass the
pillows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24

Randolph Scott and Glenn Ford
are The i rCckoncr> among the
cactus and the. cichcs
They Game 10 BLOW Up
America had The tough luck to
follow Next of Elm, which had
q more entertaining way of tell
IDS you TO shut up
George Sanders. Anna Stcn
and Poldy Duur appear IN this
tale of NazI WrcckCrS.
Tahiti Honey supplies a
>pCck OF Tahiti but not that
much honey
Prelude 10 War Is q skill
fully produced record, made by
the signal corps, OF how we let
the enemy get the Jump on us
Nothing nov, but something
YOU should see anyhow to re-
mind YOU how sound asleep a
nation can get
THE Wireless. Chas. Colling-
wood used the feweSt words
10 tell what happened TO the
Nazi soldiers til North Africa.
The Allies. SAID CollingwoOd,
broke their hearts.
His picture OF whole regi-
mentS surrendering guns and
all. made YOU a little sick
They came CrlnglnG smiling
their prettleSt 10 win the mercy
of their captors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24

TIVE First Nights: or which
Il there wsS\uerT9 and { none
coming up for a spell, Making
j. a good time 70 TcCall some of
the hest moments no mo OldlcN.
They would include thc cur
tam call OF the dozen dead men
IN Arsenic and Oli Lace The
way Leo Carroll builds up >US-
perSe in Angel Street by FOR
getting - derby. The breakfast
battle between Peggy Wood and
Clifton Webb n "B.the SPIRIT (;
Eugene LeontoNcu urging Elena
AilramoNa 80 bC nice 'o JAY ta>-
set in Dark Eyes The gals
giving the brass hats that youth
ful feeling in "DouEhEir., any
of L Bankheat = confidential
uonoloEueS 10 the customers .n
skin OF our Pulitzer Ray
PolCcr and Bertha Bc.Uovr
cleGEiHs IN "B> Jupiter e-
Lawrence selling 'l,Drio' m
Lady m the Dark anybody
SinClrc anything n "Eo~s'.nd7 .
Ethel Norman and Paula Lau-
renee duettIrg AS Rci>kIn maId-
ems IN Something for the Boys ;
Bobby Clark and Gypsy Rose
Lee turning blush m Star and
Garter; Tho beauties m The
FolleS' being beautiful and
practically any sound Nou hear
IN oklahoma. which IS all
glorious music.
For tragedy YOU can listen
10 the chumpS who declined 10
buy piece Of that musical when
1t was dangled IN front of them.
TIVE Magic Lanterns: Lady of
Il BurleSquc' Is the gelatin
version Of Gypsy Rose Lees c.
string homicides and, doGgone
it, it's a dIlly
Barbara Stanwyck. who can
strip with the best Of the figu-
rineS, queens II superbly.
Michael OShea, abducted
from the legit, looks like Holly
woods new rugged individual.
The More the Merrler" finds
jean Arthur and Joel McCrca
licking Washington housing
shortage by living together le-
gally.
Charles Cohurn ContribS Ia
this gay scamper, playing Cupid
10 relieve the room famine.
They've aimed the color cam
era on the Wild West in The
Desperadoes -
It's lucky the country is pho
togenic, since the yarn is not
Claire Trevor, Evelyn keyes.