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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-09

There IS good reason for this cau-
tion. For the first time since we
have been in the war, American
fighting men got a real closeup
of the Nazi fighting machine. These
were men like Sen. Henry Cabot
Lodge, Jr, who saw Rommel start
his last great push.
Writing in The Cavalry Journal
Major Lodge said; "A man
would have to be blind not to see
that. the German soldiers were SUI
perbly equipped for the rigours OF
desert fighting German civilians
have had TO content themselves
with ersatz makeshifts, but not
their lighting men
Major Joe Ahee. who was Will
The Senator said German thor.
oughness AID preparation was sucf
hat Trey brought with them spare
parts for American and British
tanks they expected to capture.
Their program of maintaining
their troops in perfect phxsica
condition is another example o
-
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-01-09

For time he worked at Orange
N. j., with the late Thomas A. Ed
son, specifically in designing motors
Evening star., 1943-05-05

Ear OF SDeet corn (Gt Le1tJ De-
side one of its grandparents" a
type of corn used by plant breed
ers to obtain S1Deet corn.
gardens" being planted this year,
there are some which will produce
sweet corn. Most persons with small
gardens feel that corn would take
up too much space, and perhaps they
are right. Yet sweet corn is a
mighty fine food to take fresh from
the garden and eat the same day.
Tender sweet corn has taste all its
own when boiled on the cob within
two hours after being picked.
Sweet corn loses flavor and sweet
ness with the passing of time be-
tween picking and eating. After it
has been on the way to the con-
sumner for two or three days, 1t may
be fit to eat, but its pleasant taste
is gone.
Another point Is this: Even the
best variety of sweet corn will lose
most, If not all, of it's goodness"
If it is left on the stalk too long.
There is sweetness in all Indian
corn. Great amounts Of corn
sirup" are made and sold, and
starch from common field corn can
be turned into sugar.
Sweet corn, however, has more
sugar in it than the average. This
has been brought about through the
work of plant breeders. Working
with the sweetest kinds OF corn they
could find, they have produced
golden bantam" country gentle
man" and other varieties which are
sweeter than any kind of corn grown
half a century ago.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Uncle Rows Corner

II we set out to look for the corn
belt" we could find it In five Ameri-
can States-Iowa, Illinois, Minne-
sofa, Indiana and Ohio. Those are
the States which grow the most
corn.
Each State named touches one or
more of the others, and together
they form a kind Of "belt." To the
group we might add Nebraska and
Missouri, which grow more than
100000, 900 bushels apiece each year.
The corn belt of the United States
is the greatest contrasting area in
the world. Just two OF the States
Iowa and Illinois-produce almost
oEe-fourth Of the worlds yearly
supply of corn!
Yet corn is a widespread crop. It
is grown from coast to coast in
Southern Canada, and In every
State in the United States. Nevada,
the State with the smallest corn
crop, has averaged about 10000
bushels year in the past five years.
Among the millions of victory
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
H.sA h@a..kk Rl A> III

BY THE FOUR ACES.
Crime Doesn't Poy!-No. Isl
It's going to shock lot Of people
when the criminal of this deal Is
revealed. Which should be enough
Of hint for anybody!
West dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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The bidding:
West North East South
~ Dbl. Pass A
50 Dbl. Pass 5A
Pass Pass Pass
West opened the heart ace. When
1t held the trick he shifted to a
club. Declarer took dummy's ace
and led the heart king just to make
certain that dummy's second trump
would be an entry after all the
trumps were gone East ruffed
South overruffed, took two spades
ending in dummy and discarded
three diamonds on the high clubs,
making siX-odd.
Who was the criminal and what
was his crime?
The popular idea OF the greatest
crime in bridge is to trump your
partners ace, but in this case the
criminal was the player who failed
to do so! East was guilty because
he didn't stop to consider what the
bidding had limited. His partner,
though vulnerable, had disregarded
North's penalty double of four
hearts and bid five. South had
similarly disregarded North's dou-
bles and gone on to five spades.
Surely these clues argued that West
had an eight-card heart suit and
South had at most a singleton.
East could see that dummy's clubs
must be solid whether West or South
had the king. Whatever other tricks
his side could take must, therefore,
come from the diamond suit and
might require an immediate dia-
mond lead through South. East
should have trumped his partners
ace Of hearts and led the jack of
diamonds. Doing so would have set
the contract.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner's partner and, with only
the opponents vulnerable, you held:
A.
0K652
HQ973
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The bidding:
You Jacoby Lightner schenken
Pass Pass IA 20
Dbl. Pass "a 80
CD
Answer-Pass! There are three
sound reasons for refusing to double
three diamonds even though you
previously doubled two diamonds.
l. Your partner took you out of the
previous double. Either he has little
defense against diamond contract
or he originally opened a weakish
hand in third position. 2. The op-
ponents could not go game at two
diamonds doubled, but they can at
three diamonds doubled. g. Your
partner heard you say that you
thought two diamonds could be de-
feated. He will double If the oc-
casion calls for 1t.
Score 100 per cent for pass, 40 per
cent for double.
Question No. 1876.
Today you are Oswald Jacoby's
partner and, with only the op-
ponents vulnerable, you hold:
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Prisoners to Mail Out
War Rution Book No. ;
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Eight million
Californians will be hearing from
San Quentin prisoners soon.
The inmates will save the Govern
ment an estimated $1,000, 900 In la
Dor and warehouse costs by mailing
out War Ration Book No. 3.
Evening star., 1943-05-05

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The bidding:
Schenken Jacoby Lightner You
IA Pass Pass CO
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-05-05
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The Junior Stdr.)
Evening star., 1943-01-11
BROADLOOM AND
WILMIlSTBR
9Z12.Ft. RUGS
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Specially Priced! epI

We have only SO Of these rugs =. thot's
why we marked them just SIS! All exl2-ft
size. And you have your choice Of both
Broodoon and Wminster rugs Some are
judicious combination Of 509o wool and 500
royon. Some ore all wool pile! Toke your
pick. There's two-toned broodIoom with q
norked resistance to footnorks and soil i. .
in your choice Of brown, blue and green.
There's q luscious plain broodIoom in an ex-
quisite light rust thot goes with all color
schemes
And for you who like figured rugs
-. there's the eoorfuI, Ione-weorine VIII
minister in rich shades Of turquoise. Because
the quantity is so limited :. we urge you to
come early to make sure you get your fovorte.
Rxss Fourth Floor, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1943-01-11
AaVy,Iype Heavy
Turkish Towels
......., =. 69'
speeioIy Priced!
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Woven to Navy specifications >. so you know
how they'll wear! Extra absorbent with
long loops and close underweove. Loree size
-. 22x44 inches. Perfect for the non-of-
the-house i. who likes mon-size towel
that will give him brisk rundown. At this
price only becouse Of nninute flaws you con
hardly see. TsUsls Fifth FIsSr. The Hseit c..
Evening star., 1943-01-11
SIx-DRAWER
KNEE-HoLE DESK

Solid unopls q. oud you can
have ii in mop!s. weinut or
mohoeony finish. Six roony
druwsrs i. with lorps l9x3e-
ineh writing top. For den or liv-
Ing room. Rssrak Flssv- 1888
Evening star., 1943-01-11
loom Chairs lJ.!11| q 8

Set q poir to put on either side Of
your fireplace or to make q Con
versotion corner" Get one to
pat beside the window. They're
handsome chairs thot will be q
decided asset to any room. Shero-
ton barrel chairs with wooden
posts and arms and tight spring
seats. Button back lounge choirs
with reversible spring cushions
=. and another button-bock
lounge chair with bolIoon-styIe
spring cushions. Any one will
stond you just 1888.
Chairs. Fosrh Floor. Tie Hseh CO.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-10

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La gaceta., 1943-05-15
Il IA ORDENADO 4
QUE NO RESISTA

MADRID, mayo 49, Ell pri-
mer ministro "colaboracionista"
Laval ha dispuesto que ell almi-
rante Robert, de la Martinica, no
haga seria resistencia 81 Estados
Unidos realiza I'm desembarco en-
la isla.
La nOticia recibida de Vichy d.
ce que ell almirante mo debera
hacer ning1n esfuerzo para entire
gar prOpiedades militares de valor
a las fuerzas de desembarcO, pero
que debera poner esas propieda-
des fuera de a%cci6n."
Robert hara, en- defensa del
"honor frances, una protesta
verbal y documental.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
La Aviacion Aliada Esparce
Destruction Y La Muerte En- Los Pals
Dominados Por Los Totalitarios
BOMBARDEADA LA FABRICA QUE CONSTITUTE
LA GENERAL MOTORS
DE NUEVO LA BASE DE SUBMARINES
KEEL

LONDRES, mayo 15.-La avia-
ci6n aliada sigue arrojando miles
de toneladas de bombas sobre OBJ
jetivos militares en- Alemania,
Belgica y Francia.
Las fuerzas de aviaci6n de Es-
tados Unidos hicieron un vuelo de
mas de 1000 millas para bombar-
dear la base de submarines de
Kiel.
Aviones americanos bombardea-
ron tambien, destruyendola, la
fabrica que La General Motors
habia construido en- Amberes.
Belgica, en- tempo de paz Y que
ahora utilizaba ell enemigo.
Un aerodromo en- Belgica fue
bombardeado y tambien la esta-
cion de reparaciones situada en-
Courtrai.
Bombarderos bimotores hicieron
ataques desde poca altura sobre
obJetivos industriales en- Velzen.
cerca de HARLEM, en- los Passes
Bajos.
Eu 48 horas la Raj trio cast
5000 toneladas de explosives So
bre las comunicaciones nazis. IA
bricas y bases navales.
Las escuadrillas inglesas AFRO
Jaron en- una noche, atacando
a Berlin, ell vale del Ruhr Y las
afueras de Praga, mas de 5000 to-
neladas de artefactos explosives
e incendiarios.
Kiel qued6 %convertida, seg1n
palabras Ge los photos americanos,
en- una inmensa hoguera.
Los cazaS alemanes Sc elevaron
en- Amberes para "interceptar" a
los americanos, pero ell enemigo
no pudo lograr 10 que deseaba.
En- ell ataque a Kiel perdieron
los americanos II cuatrimotores Y
4 cazas.
Al enemigo lie fueron derribados
"un considerable ndmero de ca
zas".
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
Ia FIESTA DE ANOCHE
EN- Ell AUD|T0R|O

Mas de 1000 personas asistie-
ron anoche a la gran fiesta del
"Dia de 70 Soy un Americana,
verificada con extraordinario ext
TO en- el Auditorio Municipal.
FL alcalde Chancey pronunci6
un elocuentisimo discourse, inter-
viniendo tambien en- el programa
el DR.. Mooney, p~residente de la
Universidad de Tampa; William
A. Reilly, jefe del %servicio local
de naturalization; John H. Halls
tead, jefe de examinadores en- ell
servicio de naturalization; Rafael
Martinez Ibor, que hizo la presen-
taci6n de los invitados de honor;
ell Rev. Branscomb, de la Iglesia
Metodista, y otras personals.
C%armencita Alvarez, la hija del
ilustre republican, espahol Don
Basilio Alvarez, bail6 "Espaha
CAM" y despues dedic6 una "bu-
lerias" al inspector Reilly.
All hacer la dedication, ell publ
co la Ovacion6, 10 mismo que a
Mr.. Reilly, persona muy querida
en- Tampa.
Present6 Reilly a un grupo de
futuros ciudadanos que concurren
a las escuelas de Ybor City y a
numerosos soldados que en- este
aho obtuvieron la ~ciudadania.
Mr.. Halstead dijo mas vigoro-
sas palabras. Estima que debemos
tratar de comprendernos' los unos
a los otros.
0freci6 un magnifico programa
la banda militar de Drew.
La orquesta de Echegaray acorn
PIANO los nGmeros interpretados
bajo la direction de la poderosa
logia Caballeros Leales de Anne
RIGA, integrada por espanoles y
sus descendientes.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
Nj SHELDON y.

Viene de la Primera Pagina)
devolvia sus palabras. English Sc
puso de pie, sali6 de detras de su
bufete Y avanzo con ell puno leyan-
tado, pegando; yO evadi ell golpe
y lie agarre para evitar u me
pegase; otras dos personas en- 81
otlcina me agarraron V saltaron
Sobre mi, una pOr detras. Que
apreto cast hasta ell punto de es-
trangularme. Varios de ellos me
dleron punetazos o con las ro-
dlllas, tirandome al suelo. Men
tras me sujetaban, logre arras-
trarme hasta la puerta, cogi mi
sombrero y sail de la oficina"
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
Los NAz|S T0MAR0N UNA
.PEL|CULA De I'm BARC0
QUE TORPEDEARO

BOSTON, mayo ia las IL
horas despues de que un subma-
rino enemigo habia torpedado y
hundido un %pequeho vapor norue-
go, en- ell Norte del Atlantico, a
mediados de abril, matando a 8
de sus tripulantes, un s%umergible
aleman sali6 a la s%uperficie y to-
mo una pelicula de los % super
vivientes, que luchaban con ell
mar en- dos botes.
FL comandante hablaba bien ell
idioma ingles y les interrog6 acer-
ca del torpedeamiento.
Pasaron Is horas en- los botes
antes de que pudiera recogerlos
un barco de las Naciones Unidas.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
A GEORGIA
I'm H|JO De DARLAN

WARM SPRINGS, Georgia, ma
20 15.-Para ser sometido a ira
tamiento como una de las victi-
mas de la PARALYSIS infantil, ha lie
gado a esta poblacion ell joven
frances Alain Darlan, de 20 amos,
hijo del almirante frances Darlan.
que fuera asesinado en- ell Norte
de Africa. LIE acompanan su ma
DIRE y su esposa Annie, que visten
de luto.
Sc ALOHA la familia en- una casita
enclavada en- los terrenos del hos
pital Warm Springs Foundation.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
CORTE FEDERAL

Clifford w. Brown, de S5 amos.
obrero de los astilleros, Sc declare
culpable de fabricar licores. clan
destinamente, Y fue condenado a
dos amos Y medic de carcel por
ell juez Barker, Ademas debera
pagan una multa de $500.
Brown prometi6 observar bue.
ma conducta 81 Sc lie permitia ira
bajar en- los astilleros, pero otra
cosa opino ell juez.
John l.. Bryant, negro arresta.
do junto con Brown, fue condena-
do a un ano por cada uno de los
tres cargos que Sc lie hicieron.
Earl Willbright, de Clearwater
fue condenado Il dos amos v seis
meses por traficar ION licOres.
Tres amos debera pasar en- Chilli
Gothic, Ohio, en- prisi6n correccio.
nal Donald McCOmas, de 20 amos.
que Sc rObara IN autom6vil.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
TAMPA @SELECC|ONADA
PARA Il Sis { NJ 4
De zONAS POSTALES

Ell administrator local de CO.
rreos, Sr. Wall, anunci6 aver que
Tampa ha sido s~eleccionada como
una de las ciudades que utilizara
ell sistema de zonas para la dis
tribuci6n de la correspondence.
Entrara en- vigor ell nuevo plan
ell dia / de JUNO. Tampa quedara
dividida en- siete zonas: La IONA
primera comprendera los aparta-
dos de correos; la segunda, cubri-
ra ell distrito comercial de Tampa;
la tercera, ell barrie de Tampa
Heights; la cuarta, Sulphur
Springs, incluyendo las rutas l Y
B; la quinta, Ybor City, con las
rutas 2 y 3; la sexta, Hyde Park
y la isla Davis, y la septima, West
Tampa y la ruta rural numero 4.
Una persona que reciba su CO.
rrespondencia en- Ybor City, por
ejemplO, pedira que en- la direc-
cion Sc lie ponga la zona 5.
Esperase la cooperation del pd-
blico, de modo que las cartas, pa
quotes, etc. puedan ser manejados
con mayor rapidez Y facilidad.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
~RECORDATOR|O S0BR[
Ell RAC|0NAM|ENI|

CAFE: Ell sello No. % del 60
net de racionamiento nurielV .
vale por una libra de cafe n'''
ell 80 de mayo. !,
AZUCAR: Ell sello No. Il y.
Garnet de racionamiento NUM-
l vale por 5 libras de azucar 100
ell 81 de mayo.
SELLOS ROJOS: para cSinr :,
pescado en- lata, cast todo' >.
aceites comestibles Y quesoJ' j.
sellos rojos E, F, y G, valdraH +
rante TODD ell mes de mayo, !,
sello rojo H sera Waldo Ell ~ '
mayo. $.
sELLos U (Par' ~
mentos en- lata, congeladOs o " r
hidratados.) Los sellOs a7ults !.
H, Y ] son validos durante 'OU'
mes de mayo.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
La Legislature
Alba
CAMARA

Por IL votos contra 7, ell conf
tie de hacienda aprob6 aver la Pc
tici6n del gobernador Holland So
bre un impuesto de 3 centavos a
cada cajetilla de cigarrillos. FL
lunes sc debatira la MEDIA.
Sc reunira ell lunes ell comite
Collins para investigar la forma
en- que sc maneja la herencia de-
jada al Estado por ell millionaire
Ringing. Stafford Caldwell, abo-
gado consultor especial, sera Ia
mado a declarar.
Quedo aprobada, por so votos
contra %, la enmienda constitu-
cional qe permitiria al estado CO.
brar impuestos y repartirlos entire
los condados.
Recibido un proyecto de ley que
permitiria a los cosecheros de fru-
tas citricas vender su propia fru-
ia sin inspection y sin pago de
impuestos para ~publicidad.
Ell programa del comite de ha-
cienda Sc presentara ell lunes.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
n UEVOS PREG|O
MAX|M0S PARA Il IA|

La oficina local de b or
anunci6 aver los precios Iin'
para ell jabon, que entrSN u
vigor ell dia "a de este mes, M
tamano regular, 8 cts; Ivory NJ
diano, 7 cts; Ivory, grand'' !
cts; Swan, regular, Z cts; swan
grande, IL cts; Palmolive, FV'
lar, 8 cts.
Jab6n de lavar, en- barraS' "
tagon, grande, 5 cts; FelS Nv
tina, regular, 6 cts; P WI
Laundry, 8 cts.
Precios maximos Sc han 1l'
tambien al jab6n en- paque'es'
los polvos limpiadores y los pSp
de lavar.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
AL Davis Peleara
FL Dia II

FILADELFIA, mayo IS FL
dia II de este mes, bajo la direc-
cion del empresario Herman Tay-
Tor, Sc batiran en- esta ciudad Al
Dummy Davis, de New York. V
Al Tribuani, de Wilmington, De-
laware. Tendra ell match" un L.
mite de 10 asaltos.
En- ell mismo programa, Ike
Williams, de Trenton, New Jer-
sey, sera ell contrario de Raw
Brown, de Chicago.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
DEFUNCIONES

Luis Milan, ST., de SO amos, We
emo del 106 de la Gale East Jean.
un antique residente de Tampa,
1allecio aver en- un hospital local.
DeJa a su viuda, Sra. Teresa
Milan; una hija, cinco hijos Y
otros familiares.
ii cadaver recibira sepultura
en- ell cementerio Woodlawn.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
Divorcios y Pleitos
DECRETOS FINALES

W 14NALEO
lrma Scott contra Al Roy Scott.
Milly Carpenter contra Paul
Carpenter.
Eleanor E. Gilbert contra Wal
ter T. Gilbert.
Nellie Tucker contra Lewis
Granville Tucker.
Rhoda Faye Eads contra Enrol
NJ. Eads.
Clare Crockette contra H. Gro
excite.
Pauline Sessions contra Jose
c. Sessions.
Faye Day Moore contra Jesse
F. Moore.
NUEVAS DEMANDS
Froment Gonzalez contra Ma.
nuela Gonzalez.
K. Albert Leapheart contra
Pearl E. Leapheart.
Ruth Screws contra W. q
Screws.
Mabel Blake contra Edwin F
Blake, jr.
Vera Chancey contra j. W.
.Chancey.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
SENADO

Fueron anadidos $7,OOO,O 900 a
los creditOs de 10000, 900, por
81 votos contra 3, pasando ell Sc
nado por encima de su comite.
Sc autoriz6 la prolongaci6n de
las actividades del comite inves-
tigador Stands, por dos amos mas.
y sc lie pidio que examine las COM
pras de librOs de textos para las
escuelas.
"Damos la bienvenida a cual-
quiera Investigation" manifesto
Ell superintendent Colin English.
Sc acord6 I'm receso hasta ell lunes
FL lunes, a las 4:3O, Sc reuniran
las dos camaras en- session con-
junta para escuchar un discurso
del senador Claudio Pepper.
La gaceta., 1943-05-15
vENTA DE ~PROPIEDADE'

Julian E. Button a John Fra
.lita. IT..
Ruby Mobley a John E.
tair. o..
Ernest Berger a George
bon. n
Jose D. Adams, jr., a 10
Adams.