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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11
The W ashingt ION
Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON
major Robert g. Allen on active duty)

WASHINGTON-The most sig
nificant fact regarding the after
math of the Roosevelt Churchill
conferences is that the Nazis are
continuing to take troops out of
Western Europe and pile them into
Russia.
This means one of two things:
/. The Nazis are not worried
over the prospect of an Allied in
vasion of Europe.
2. Hitler is determined to make
one last gamble, throwing all he
has into Russia, in a win or lose
attempt to take the Soviet out of
the war.
Diplomatic information coming
from neutral countries is unmistak-
able that German troops have been
withdrawn from ca Norway, even
though there is talk of a British
landing operation there; from (b)
France, despite newspaper gossip
about a cfoss-Channel invasion;
also from (c) southern Italy, de-
spite daily Allied bombings of that
area.
Apparently the Nazis figure on
letting the Italians defend their
own homeland, and reckon that the
islands of Sicily and Sardinia are
as good as gone anyway AT any
rate German military activity in
side Italy is confined to the indus
trial North, where strong fortifica-
lions are being erected.
All this would indicate that Hit
Ter figures Italy is more or less OF
weight around his neck and that
he would be glad to drop it just as
long as he can keep the Allies from
penetrating beyond Italy. And with
the Alps to help him, this should
be possible--at least until after he
finishes his great and last gamble
in Russia.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11
FISHERIES AGENT
IN FROM WRANGELL

Mark Meyer, Fisheries agent at
Wrangell, is in Juneau assisting
on repairs of vessels He was ac-
companied here by Mrs. Meyers.
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. . . . . . .
DiMOuT TINES

. Dimout begins tonight Z
. at sunset at 1902 o'clock. I
. DimOut ends tomorrow Z
. at sunrise at 1852 am. I
. Dimout begins Saturday at I
. sunset at 1903 pm. I
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ARGEN
RECOGNIZED
BY u. 5. NOW
New Government Formal
Iy Notified Says Sec
rotary Hull

WASHINGTON, June ll.-Secre-
tary of State Cordell Hull today
announced the United States has
recognized the new Government of
Argentina headed by President RAJ
mirez
At today's conference with the
newsmen, Secretary Hull said U. S.
Ambassador Armour delivered the
recognition note to the Argentinian
; Government at noon today IN
Buenos Aires.
Asked whether he expected any
change in Argentinas neutrality
position in the war, Secretary Hull
said nothing of that nature has
been taken up between the United
States and Argentina either direct
ly OF indirectly.
BRITAIN ALSO ACTS
LONDON, June 1.-THE British
Government today officially recog-
nized the new Government of Ar
gentina.
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NO LAND INVASION IN 4s

The opinion of this columnist,
purely personal, is that both of
the above deductions are true, and
that there will be no real land in
vasion of Europe this year Cthe is
lands of Sicily and Sardinia being
excepted, and also that Hitler, APP
parently confident of this, will do
has utmost to take Russia out of
the war this summer.
These deductions are relatively
simple and can be drawn by any
good military observer. Since the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-06-11
Repeating Of Laws
Excluding Chinese
Immigrants, Up Now

paeandists are watching. Yet the
pending legislation has received
only perfunctory notice in this
country.
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Here's why the measures are so
important, according to thoughtful
observers of international relations.
Right now relations with China
can best be described as "touchy.'
Generalissimo Chang Kai-shek has
done h@culean job of holding
dissident elements in line, and
keeping China steadfastly in the
United Nations ranks.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-25
CHEERS FOR THE GOLDEN WESTERNS

did? Mix got S17,500 a week. So
weeks year. Bill Farnum got
S10,000-52 weeks a year. You
hear about top male stars today
$250,000 picture, 100000 a pic
ture and son on But they don't
touch Farnum and Mix.
''And why were those boys
worth it? Because the companies
used to be able to sell their whole
output on the strength of the
westerns. Exhibitors would buy
the rest to get Mix, for instance.
Westerns don't lose money.
I've made them.for three years and
I've never lost. The only one l
ever heard of losing was Arizona
and the only reason it lost was
that it cost too much. Two mil
lions, and even SO they got back
a million and half.
1--we just come back from a lit
tie town in Wyoming. Bob Hope
and Dorothy Lamour had brought
the exhibitor there $50. One of
my Hoppies followed, and brought
in 1926. Doesn't that tell a story?"
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WOMERS DIVISION OF USO CLUB
ENTERTAINS WITH DESSERT SUPPER

AT $50 o'clock on Wednesday
evening the USO, Women's Di-
vision at 800 Duval street, gave
a dessert supper for the resi-
dents, former residents and vol
unteers.
After~the dessert course, Was
served Miss Meta boy b ! il4eFee
assistant director. explained the
various needs of the club for
volunteers. One of the greatest
needs Of the club for volunteers,
she said; is for hostesses for spe-
cial occasions as well as for
daily activities.
With this in mind. question
naires were handed out for the
guests to fill out. These ques-
tionnaires showed splendid
response to the call for volun-
teerS.
Later, Miss Alice White, di-
rector Of the club, led the group
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-25
MASON KRONICK,' II,
COMMISSIONED ENSIGN

Mason Kronick, 2l-year-old
Schenectady, N. Y, civilian, en-
ployed ar a physicist in the Navy
Yard here for the past year, has
been commissioned an Ensign L,
the United States Naval Re
serve.
Ensign Krenick before coming
to Key West was employed By
the Bureau of Ordnance in BOs-
ton. He is a graduate of Union
College at Schenectady and made
his home in the East before COM
ing to Florida.
The new officer has been given
temporary duty here but is soon
to receive an assignment IN a
foreign country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-25
DIR. CLENMER PUTS
ALL TO- GUESSING
ON BIRTHDAY

~ Vas presented With a big
birthday cake butt il wasn't big
enoughs to provide foon1 for all
the candles that should have
been stuck to it."
Thus remarked DIR. John K.
Clemmer, manager of the South
ernmost City Pharmacy, who is
shaking hands today with folks
who are congratulating him on
his birthday anniversary. Eff
forts, all of them failures, have
been made to ascertain just how
old DR.. Clemmer is, but 80 is the
figure to which he is sticking.
You're sure the three and
the nine are in the right juxta-
POSITIONS" The young woman
capped the question mark with
a smile, and added, "Or did you
60 back to one 80 years ago and
start all over again?"
Why" DR.. Clemmer exclaim-
ed with surprise written on
/ his brow, "Do you mean to say
| I look more than 3g?'' a
SO there you have it: DR.
bclemmer has birthday, with
no candles in his big cake, be.
cause there's not room for all
of them, and nobody, except
himself, knows how old he is
Commenting on his admission
about the candles, he declared:
"Just consider how much
space 80 candles take up!"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-25
AMERICAS BEEF BOWL
K X X
Red Points On The Hoof
By ROBERT E. GEIGER
AP Features Writer

I
| CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 25.
Beef
On the hoof, it roams the
Great Plains from Canada to
Mexico, growing sleek and fat
with thick, marbled steaks. .
Beefl
One chunk alone at Wyoming
Hereford Ranch is worth more
than $4,000, without benefit of
Black Market.
Beef!
This is the beef bowl of
America but try and buy more
than your share of two pounds
week in any of the cow coun-
try's little capitals, Cheyenne,
Amarillo, Dodge City, or any
point north or south of Powder
River.
At the $4,000 acre Wyoming
Hereford Ranch, perhaps the
worlds largest devoted to the
breeding of beef-producing,
registered Hereford breeding
stock, Bob Lazear, the manager,
wrinkles his forehead over these
questions:
What is the beef situation to
day? Can't ranchers increase
meat production quickly, like
pork? Is America rurG.cg short
of beef? Will there be sufficient
for American diets until vic
tory?"
Raising beef isn't the same
as raising pork" says Lazear.
Cows don't have litters, like
pigs. Usually they have only
one calf a year.
"At the start Of the war
America had more cattle than at
any time in its history, around
100000 head compared with
normal population of from &c.
10000 to 100000.
"In addition, the rancher's
turnover of cattle is faster now
than it used to be. 1t was the
custom to hold steers until they
were about six years old. Then
they were marketed, weighing
around 1900 pounds. Now cattle
either are put in feed lots, right
after they are weaned, and fat
tened in the sorn belt or they
are held in the west and fattened
on grass. The corn fed animals
reach market at about 20 or %
months of age; the grass feds at
about Is to 18 months. The corn
feds weigh up to 1,050 or 1,150
pounds; the grass feds around
$50.
AS for our present problem,
the trouble has been that the
Army and Navy needed much
beef and there was a great de-
rnand from lend-lease sources.
In normal times the Argentine
supplies a great deal of Europe's
beef.
There isn't shipping space
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-25

in some interesting games anc
contests. Prizes were awarded
The door prize, a shampoo ano
set, was won by Mrs. Pau
Moorehead. The grand bingo
prize. was won by Mrs. A. ELS
worth.
!, Others who. were present al
tliis dessert supper were las fol.
lows: Mesdames w. /. Causey
"A. Brandt, Russell, r. Connors
c. Weeks, A. .Cinquino, F. Clark
T. CAIN IF r. Demeritt, H. Leib-
erman, /. Anderson, L. P. Rob-
erts, G. Heur, G. Lanning, r
Pickle, j. Holt and Miss Jean
Maddox, Miss Elizabeth Pho
della, householder, was also
present.
The division is giving dance
at the center this evening. Due
to the size of the club it is ne
cessary to limit the dance to
couples only.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-25
BY ROBIN cooNs
AP Features Writer

HOLLYWOOD, June 25.-Har-
| ry Pop) Sherman is man who
believes that westerns are here
to stay.
An Hollywood believes that
as long as there are westerns to
be made, and as long as Pop is
around, he'll be turning out the
kind. of movie which has been
labeled boss opera.
But you call 7em hoss-operas
in front of Pop and you'll get a
dissertation on the dignity OF
fthe movies great old West. He'll
stand there. a vigorous white
matched fellow whose blue eyes
twinkle clear and sharp in his
sun-reddened face, and give you
the lowdown with emphasis.
He's a man who loves his work,
which is producing the Hopalong
Cassidy films and other more
pretentious epics of the open
spaces.
THE Westerns" he says, have
always been the backbone OF
this business. and they always
will be-"
We are on the big street set OF
Sherman's 1.-The Gunmaster." It's
a recreation of the main drag OF
old Dodge City, Kans., complete
with saloons, dance halls, general
stores, barber shop, Jail and all the
other structures of the time.
A few years back Enrol Flynn
cleaned up the town for Warner
Bros, and Sherman now has Al
bert Decker, in the role of Bat
Masterson, cleaning out a differ
pent set of crooks in a story taken
from history. Tall, handsome Bar
ry Sullivan is the villain, and
blonde Claire Trevor is the lady
in the case.
Pop looks around with us; the
street is full of old cowhands,
boards, characters" from the pio-
neer days. It's busting town,
even when the camera isn't on it.
When" Pop asks US, "has any
star outside of westerns made the
money Tom Mix and Bill Farnum
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-25
EXCELLENT PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR
ACTIVITIES AT JACKSON SQUARE use

Under the direction of Gerald
Pinder, a lively review of dane
ing, songs and music, with brill
liant costumes, will be presented
$3.50 o'clock this evening al
the Jackson Square USO.
Service men from the Naval
Station and Key West "Debs''
volunteers from the former pro-
fessional ranks and Don Chad
derdon's Navy Band will join
to create musical sensation
which will long be remembered.
Leon Kramer, song writer who
was with the YMCA-AEF, will
act as master of ceremonies.
Chorus numbers on the pro-
gram consist of:
(a) Stomping at the Savoy
JEANNE Morgan, Betty
Lou Porter, Mary Louise
Morgan, Nancy Morgan.
(b) Ballet Chorus, kiss Me
Again
Same cast as (a), with
Louise Pritchard,
(c) Solo Tap
.W Speciality IMAM
,nounced.
-f2) Speciality Miss
Jean Harris.
Dance arrangements:
(a) Bolero-Trio:
Louise Pritchard, Alfs
Cabrera, Edna Suarez.
(b) Jitterbug-Queen of Utter
bugs:
Lois Saunders; partner
from USN.
(c) "Sugarfoot Stomp Ensem-
blep:
Sixteen Service Mer
from Naval Air Station
Vocal:
(a) ItyCan't Be Wrong
Edna Suarez.
OBJ My Hero, from the Choco-
late Soldier
Mrs. Emily Ferguson
(c) Speciality, Moonlight Be-
comes You
Jack Roseman, USN.
Id Duet, Smoke Gets In Your
Eyes"
Mrs. Ferguson and Mr.
Kramer.
Piano Trio:
Interpretation
Jeannie Morgan, Gerry
.Pinder, John Pritchard.
Finale:
Parade. of Models Especial
Costumes)
The Models:
Ruth Canalejo, Ruth
- Dawson, Shirley Rob-
erts, Louise Pritchard
Edna Suarez, Alta Ca,
brera.
Navy Dance Orchestra
Don Chadderdon, USN
leader.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-25
ARMY DREAM GIRL
JOINS THE NAVY
eBx Asso,1a,ea Pre..l

BATON ROUGE, La, June Is.
Men of the 85th bombing group
at nearby Harding Field Army air
base have court martialed their
blonde and beautiful sweet
heart because she married a
Navy ensign.
Their dream girl, Phyllis Beadle
of Glendale, Calf, had been
elected despite the distance pre-
vailing between the west coast
and Louisiana. And if it hadn't
been for the society column, of a
California paperdTthe Harding
Field bunch might, never have
known of Phyllis marriage,
A local committee is now MAX
ing preparations for selection of
another sweetheart. The boys say
the new one will be a Baton
Rouge girl and that if she sees
them often enough, "she won't
have time to get mixed up with
the Navy"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-25

available now to export from
Argentina. So the full burden
has fallen on America. We're
almost feeding the world. You
can be sure the ranchers are do.
ing their part in trying TO feed
the world and that they will con-
tinue to do so until Victory"
To do the job, ranches like the
Wyoming Hereford go in foT
exact scientific methods, even
having research laboratories to
study strains and develop meth
DDS of propagating desired char
acteristicS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-25
1t. ]. r. WARREN
RAISED TO RANK OF
COMMANDER

Promotion of Lieut. ]. R. War
rem, one of the officers attached
TO Craig's Dock, to the rank OF
acknowledgements was re-
Gently announced by the Navy De-
partment.
Ensign in Carr, also of Craig's
Dock, received an advancement
TO Lieutenant GunioAgrade).
Other changes in personnel at
the dock are as follows:
Detached: Lieut.. Gg) w. P. Dix
en-, Jr., to duty in the Fifth Naval
District; Bos'n ]. F. Trippler, USN,
to duty on the Pacific Coast;
Chief Water Tender f. R. Dem
browski to duty at Tampa, Fla:
D. G. Greene, RAg2c and E. Nc
CARNEY, Emile, to Navy training
schools.
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The ONE | LOVE
Is SERVING
Dedicated 70 Pic Buford ] Mar.
Of the L 8 Army

Dedicated to Pic Buford J. Mar.
Of the L s Army
The 9ae ! love Is serving
With : heart that Is crave and TIE
Uncle Sam needed nm % fiEh.
For the Rec. Wit =nc Blue
So of 20 the war ne goes
To fight for ms country and ne
I know ne VIII return %
The and Of the brave and the free
Back home we al are waiting
FOR the ones we love 50 true
We know that thev sonn VIA
return
Ts fhe ones they lzft 50 biz
We know that God Wiu take care
or all the boys over there
So that Is why We pr our trUzr
n hin
To rs he Is 50 dear
Mss ETHEL L CRUZ
404 Grinneu ST.
Key West Fla
Covra~-~-r-T All =.
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Great Change

Briggs: Well, the world seems
to move faster all the time, doesn't
it?
Griggs: Nonsensel During the
Revolutionary War they had Min
ute Men-but during the World
War we had four-minute men.
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EXTRAS IN RESERVE

WASHINGTON.-In addition
to the two pairs of shoes issued
every American soldier on enter
ing the service, three extra pairs
must be available in reserve.
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IN WRONG SEASON

NEW YORK.-BecauSe he was
following birds in flight, Column
bus would have been led TO what
is now the United States if his
voyage had been in the spring
rather than in the fall.
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WILL PERSON who removed
gas coupons from "a Book
No. 426518G. while car was be-
ing repaired at Wilson's Ga
rage, 3605 NV. End Avenue.
Miami. return to Frank Lam
bert. TO William street, Key
West, Fla. iun25-3tx
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WANTED Someone to finance
purchase of building lot. Re-
liable references furnished. C.
w, Citizen. iun24- 4tx
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WALLET containing T Gasoline
Ration Book, drivers license,
Social Security card and SI70
cash. Return to Maxine Diaz.
304 Elizabeth. jun24- 2tx
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Justice Roberts urges world
federation empowered to keep
peace
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LOST

LOST Gasoline Ration Book.
Please return to Ramon Pueblo,
BIT Simonton. iun23-3tx
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MISCELLANEOUS

MOTHERS who want to take de-
Tense jobs leave your small chill
dren at Miss Goodspeed's Nurs-
cry School, 728 Fleming st.
jun14-18-25- Box
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A. Nc. The FIe1ehsr's caskszsa
now being made VII besr dis-
tinctive green hand This srean
band Is for Your pr0kseticn N case
any old Castcria has net be@n re-
turned
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WHAT HAPPENED TO
FLETCHER'S CASTORIA

AFTER SEVEN WEEKS Of linens
i've work. laboratory researchers
have discovered the reason why
certain patches of Fletcher's Cas-
ioria caused nausea.
Methods of preventing recur-
renee of the trouble are now
known and manufacture is being
resumed.
No Fletcher's castoria has been
made during this seven-week Pc
Rod. and at its beginning the
makers issued nationwide
warning to consumers and retail
ers not to use or sell the product
and TO return all stocks for destruc-
ton.
The u. S. Food and Drug Adj
ministration has been kept in
formed of all these developments.
O. WHAT CAUSED THE
TROUBLE?
A. The sugar content of Fetch
er's Csstoria was reduced 10 con-
a -
lions. A year ago. Castoria was
made with this reduced sugar
content and was up TO standard
IN every respect. This year. in
March. we again started produc-
ton with reduced sugar.
However. st that time chem
ical change-harmless in Itself
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tivities was affiliated with the
Anfeticaif Legion Wornenis Aux
liliarys 3fi9hGfaIsd 40 ns
A feature of the aparty5 alGAVs
popular with the services men
was "a .eigaFet vbingo game.
All tables were filled early. THE
prizes of cigarettes were the
donation of HherIWomen's Aux
iliary.
Music and informal dancing
followed the bingo playing and
delicious refreshments were
served, the donation of the Ia
dies.
Home made cake and in such
quantities that second and third
helpings were available served
as reminder of pre-war days,
Iced punch was served with
the cakes on the patio.
Homelike parties of this ma
ture are greatly appreciated by
the service men. The wives of
the men who saw service in
World War / could not have
been outdone in their hospital
ity.
The hosteSses who helped
make the evening great sue
cess were: Mesdames George
Archer, president; Ralph Saw
yer, secretary; George Lucas
A. NJ Morgan, Carl Bervaldi,
Betty Jane Lynn, and Miss Bet
ty Rae Russell.
Donald Taylor, USN, of the
Sound School staff, whose home
city is Milwaukee, Wise, made
a spendid master of ceremon-
les. He conducted the bean
through many executive maneu-
vers including that of Crazy
Bingo", which requires a fine
disposition and a full card to
win.
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Classified Column,
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re-cxidztion Of the prodnct- ADJ
tional safeguards have been $50
up. New laboratory crnfrols have
been Installed New bioiosl-zI
and chemical tests vii be sppiiec
70 every batch of Flsteher's Cas-
toria- Each bottle viii BE stznps1
with plainly visible centred nu--
Der. in verificaticn Of these tests.
.. IS FLETCHER'S CAS-
TORIA NOW On SALE2
a. No. Manufac1ure has been r.
surned. but because CT ths 1zs
required for manu<aE1urs and cls-
tribution II may be sbozt re
months before Castoria VIII AGAIN
be On sale at your rstzllsrs- Whsz
II Is. you viii BE notified n Ycur
local newspaper.
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Monday Evening Dance

A new hostess, Mrs. Jacque-
line Pennie of La Concha, Key
West, welcomed the ESQ and
Service.5Men's wives at the Mon
day evening dance.
Music was furnished by the
Naval Air Station Orchestra.
with Leader Montgomery, USN
Tuesday Movie Program
ESQ. Service Men and Service
Mems Wives filled the recreation
hall on Tuesday evening to
watch Joe E. Brown in The
Gladiator. 1Sktflc Vt
The picture for next Tuesday
will be another comedy, "Chumps
at Oxford, with LAUREL and
Hardy.
Ladies Sewing Club
The ladies of the Sewing Club
sewed FOR the service men or
Thursday morning and after.
noon. Mrs. BERTHE Higgs is in
charge of this volunteer activi,
ty.
AS usual, they had a busy day
but all bundles were finished
up by evening.
Party Night by the Women's
Auxiliary of American Legion
On "Wednesday evening the
hospitality Of the USO club ac.
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Roosevelt explains he does not
endorse compulsory savings.
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WANTED TO BUY-Ladies' BIZ
cycle. Must be in good condi-
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