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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-20
HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline 49,.
but, do not compel"
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81

Good aspects and their opposite
appear to- conflict in the. horoscope
for. today Benefic planetary in
fluences are. active. in the after
noon.
HEART, AND, HOME: Discussion
of drafting of workers for farms
and factory, which has caused too
much misunderstanding, calls at
tention to repeated advice by the
seers who see serious dangers in
too much talking. They believe that
the time has come when families
should refrain from words in the.
least critical. Unity of. thought
which is confident and constructive
is most important this month, they
say, when tremendous events are
in the making.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Intense
action by the. United Nations next
month is. forecast and preparations
will greatly stimulate many lines
of business. This means, also, that
on the home front there must be
sacrifice and unselfishness in small
things as we'll as in large matters
of personal indulgence. Supplies
for the magnificent armies that
participate in the great offensive
will strip shops and factories, the
seers forecast, and food shortages
may be greater.
NATIONAL ISSUES: Congress
will be the scene Of exciting debates
which expose many opinions, but
back, of. all will be the will to do
all possible for. war needs. Legis-
lation that breaks established
traditions will be passed and much
red tape will be cut as the need
for direct action on many questions
lis imperative. Recognition of the
value of experience among men
prominent in the First World War
as executives will be urged from
time to time as history repeats it.
self in presenting troublesome prob
lens relating to food distribution
and large-scale transportation.
INTERNATIONAL A FAIR
Before the winter the United Ma
tions will have won many battles
iand will have proved that victory
is inevitable. Hitler's unconditional
surrender may be delayed and ever
after many triurnphs conflict with
the Nazis may be prolonged, ac-
cording to a reading of the stars
The Japanese may survive longer
than the Germans, it is forecast
although there is to be an often
sive which bombs Tokyo until II
is in worse condition than any
place damaged by the enemyys
Persons whose birthdate it is
have the augury of year of great
activity and many changes. Many
men will travel far. with the armed
forces and may expect good luck.
Children born on this day prob
ably will be successful in whatever
career may be chosen. They will
win many friends, some of whom
will impose upon generosity.
Copyright, 1943D
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Editorials

is for the editor who thinks himself blue in the
face to find new ideas for them.
d is for the damn fool that people think he is for
of the things he says in them.
is for the interest few of his readers have for
them
is for the torrent of replies he gets against them
o is for the opposition he gets to them.
is for the relief he gets if says anything
bad about them.
is for the injury people claim he does with
them
is for the appesauce he's supposed to have in
them
L is for the libel he tries to keep out of them.
is for the satisfaction he gets out of speaking his
piece in them-anyhow!
Put them all together; they spell EDITORIALS
and Nightmares for the editor!-Quill.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-20
THE STATE OF ALASKA?

A bill is pending in the Congress of the
United States for the purpose of granting powers OF
statehood to the Territory of Alaska. Co-authors
of the measure are Senators William LANCER of North
Dakota and Pat McCarran of Nevada.
The Senator from Nevada should be in posi-
ton to foretell the objections that will be raised to
the bill. Similar. to Alaska Nevada has small
population, part native Many of its problems are
those of Alaska.
For that reason Senator McCarran probably
knows that the main objection to the bill will be
not that the population is too small in itself, not
that the expenses of statehood could not be carried
by the people of Alaska not that the transition would
be difficult if brought gradually and we-panned.
But the objection will be connected with popula-
ton Is it fair the Senators will ask that from AL
askas small populace two Senators will be sent to
Washington, when New York, or other large states
with populations many times that of Alaska also have
only two Senators?
That is an objection that has been raised many
times in connection with Nevada.
have been elected the basis of population, mat
ter which is considered in aoting the number of
Representatives The objection is not valid in line
with the American form of government But never
theless it will enter into the picture mainly in the
background.
sider but one that can be overcome. 1t is fairly
certain, that granted statehood Aaskans would be
faced with economy program in the extreme
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Daily Lessons in English e. L. GORDON

WORDS say, I'VE most all
pictures" Say all pictures"
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Microscopic
MO-, third syllable
OFTEN MIsSPELED: Canvas "a kind CLOTH
solicit
Extnsc unessenal, outward
foreign.
WORD STUDY use three times and is yours Let
vocabulary
CHAOTIC; order chaotic
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sport fans ON
generahp third
following
Saturday. Three big bouts had been
musical comedy
In on
Nelson
played leading William Fry
excellent
Miss Legia Kahevaof j. B. Renho Mrs Y Kenschmidt
LEVERS in
good roles
Sickels
Dorothy Haley, and Miss
Dorothy Olson.
general members o Merchant
Fses Committee the to Alaska
Cambria which Seattle May
according NJ Ball Assistant Alaska for the
u. Fisheries
Judges the Second
Referee Earl
JAMESON c. Wnn
Iangeth Williams; Claude Hell
beson timers Jack
WILSON, Hosel W. Pen; field judges Swarv R. R.
Walter DeIong Peter
Metcalf; assistant
j. H. Kline Raymond Crete; reporter Dorothy Haley
dog February
by earlier month Mrs L. W.
place; Ellen
third Others finished in the following Mrs Guy Mh
Collier Miss Wander
Sterre, !. E.
A surprise compliment Gallwas
birthday her home in
Douglas occasion and whist
Mrs Felix
Gray, William Robertson and Mrs A. earn
Galwas with beautiful and ivory
a temperature mini
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suggest that they are peeking
around corners at him just to prac-
tice. up for spying on Hitler. He
replies:
II don't mind their peep holing,
but thought we were fighting this
war to get, away from Gestapos."
NOTE: When Washington offici-
ais see anyone peeking in their
windows, they know it's either
Military or Naval Intelligence. j.
Edgar Hooyer's FBI is too smart
to pull any amateur detective
tricks.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-20
LOOK and. LEARN q G. GORDON

l. How did the of superstition of knocking wood
mate?
Which the largest the
What the original Mount
ngton
4. On what five lakes the State
What Of N
ANSWERS:
From the
hands the statue effigy
of boastfulness.
2. Nicaragua.
The
Vernon in honor of English Admiral.
Lake Superior Lake Michigan,
St Clair
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-20
MODERN ETIQUETTE BY ROBERTA LEE

G. What should introduced other for the
second time?
should both acknowledge
introduction explanations would
making introduction the
informal it all right recall the previous meeting
@. it gift invited church
wedding, but not the reception?
A. No. only invitations to the reception require gifts
@. How vegetables necessary dinner?
A. Two vegetables sufficient
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-20
RUSSIAN. ACTORS, ACT

Leonid Antonov, Of the Soviet
Gimme Society, tells how. when the
Red Army was. fighting FROM street
to street in stalingrad, a group of
motion picture actors left their
studies and asked to be. given arms.
The. general in charge of the area
bllrltly refused. sent them back
with. this answer:
4 we have soldiers, but we haven't
many actors. Your job is to make
motion pictures. Now, back to, your
studies aid make themt We don't
need you, to carry rifles, nor. do
we need you at the barbados. The
greatest military service you can
do Russia Is to go on acting and
making the pictures which the SOL
diefs need" 'ss'
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members of the Klan," Dies has
told the Justice Department, ARE
already working sub rosa on the
makings of strong fascist or
ganization. The, Nazis know how
to use them. And unless we do
something now about the men who
were ready to. sell their, country
short, they'll be selling us short
again after the war"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

]. Josephus Daniels. now getting
almost, more kick out OF editing
his. Raleigh tNC0 News and OBJ
server than from being. in public
office, points out the. Stiffness of
calling the Japanese cherry BIOS
SONS Korean" Ambassador
Crews staff, returned from Tokyo,
reports that the Japanese Who
worked for them during their pc
ROD Of interninent seemed ashamed
Of Pearl Harbor, treated them with
great difference.
Copyright, 1913, by United Fea-
ture Syndicate, Inc.) w.
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HAPPY, BIRTHDAY
APRIL 20

APRIL 20
Judge George F. Alexander
E. L. Bartlett
Milton Daniel
Edith Guest
Dawn Chapman
Connie Carlson
Helen Adamson
Colleen Davidson
Mildred Thompson
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WHhhlgies
Mary
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CAPITAL cHAFF

Economiczar Jimmy Byrnes,
whose office has suffered from lack
of press relations, has taken on
walter Brown, South Carolina radio
r1agnate and former crack Wash
ington newsman. Car Byrnes has
some Al men in his office-Donald
Russell, for instance. whose brain
is like steel trap. and his lips
also. Before leaving owl to
join the. Army. David Kari phoned
paunchy Frank Waldrop, who had
written a story about the Dies
Committee quizzing Karr on being
a Fuller brush salesman. Since
when" asked Karr of Waldrop,
has it been subversiye to sell
Fuller brushes? The only reason
you aren't. in the Army is that they
couldn't squeeze you into uni
DIES COOPERATES
Now that turbulent, charming
Martin Dies and the Justice De-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-20
70 YEARS AGO fTn EMPIRE
APRIL 20, 1923

William the Channel
third
following
Saturday. big had arranged
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DIES cooPERATEs

Now that turbulent, charming
Martin Dies and the Justice De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
MARCH II TO APRIL 20

4 RIES-This month signs off
"A with a pleasant, favorable
note for personal affairs and
other interests. Today excellent
for getting on with work, bust
ness matters, military, naval, air
activities.
APRIL II TO MAY 20
Tdurus-Fine day for ending
this expansive month and start
ing the new one, which promises
to be very productive, opportune
for Taureans. Difficult matters
equally favored with minor use
full ones. Romance, children,
social interests top favored list.
MAY Fl TO JUNE 2t
& M IN Should be advanta-
geous for planning for whole
week, holding conferences, MAX
ing extensive preparations for
principle interests and activities.
BE particular carrying out in
structions. orders.
JUNE % TO JULY %
CGncer-lt's toss-up whether
YOU make a good score or Just
finish even. And it's up to your
own initiative and JUNCTION. Exert
yourself in whatever is your job
even though it may be hard and
trying.
July p TO Al G. -
Leo-A good period for en-
ployment, business deals, money
transactions, making new con-
facts of value. Try for new
records DAY is promising for
all purposefuE enterprises noble
deeds.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 2;
TUgo-You have the require
ments for artistic success, for
grazing diplomatic. government
fields, handling materials, crafts
manship. And today sponsors
such interests; there is need of
skilled workers diplomats people
who can be trusted without ex-
ception
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Libro-Between hard working
shifts, welcome a truly refresh
ing bit of sane fun, an outdoor
walk for a pickup These are
health hints fer regular employ
ment. Wedding plans, romance.
domestic happiness, worthwhile
contacts among favored.
OCT. 2L TO NOV. %
Scorpio-A fine day for work.
due recreation and extra time
spent on charities. quietly done
kindnesses, cementing FIR e n d.
ships of true worth. Obligations
first, personal desires afterwards.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sd0ittdrtus - Friendly rays.
While driving forward aggres-
sively in work and defense mat
tiers, do not neglect little requi-
sites for contentment in the
home. Because we work harder
or longer hours we are not privi-
legged to forget the niceties we
owe loved ones.
DEC. 9S TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - Although aspects
are favorable, today presents
keen competition by others who
are bright and eager. and it pro-
notes those who move speedily
and capably. So on the beam,
and stay on,
JAN. - TO FEB. 90
Aqaori,ts -- VI oney matters,
legal affairs. work interests espe-
cially sponsored for gains; new
benefits through them. BE guided
by your conscience, intuition,
knowledge and sound advice from
the right sources. Squelch rumor
passers.
FEB. II TO MARCH 2O
Pisces-Born before March :?
Heart affairs given a boost. Born
after March 6? General activi-
ties, work, free-time recreation
are foremost favored. Prayer is
a potent ally, remember always.
Seek helpful conferences, meet
ings with superiors, others in
authority.
4 CHILD born on this dnu:
Tends to the intellectual. unless
it is permitted to give in to ITS
material side. which also is
dominant. Must have system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

harmony for truly happy, use
full life. Trust in God, His way,
reliance upon His judgment will
help keep this bright person
from mercenary paths.
Birth date Of John Tyler, tenth
L. 5. president; Warner Baxter,
movie actor.
Copyright, ls43, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Poinfe COP TO Meet

CROSSE POINTE REPUBLI-
CAN CLUB will meet at 2 p. m.
Monday at the Neighborhood
Club 10 hear an address by DR..
Eugene Reyes. lieutenant gov
ernor of Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
o Frances
BY Drake

Look IN the Section Your Birthday H. Find What
foUr Outlook U.s. According to the Stars,
For Monday, March e.
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Your Horoscope

Frances Drake.
The Detroit Times,
laN Time, Square, Detroit Mich.
PLEASE SEND Ny iNDIVID-
CAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY & UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the firat SIX
months OF 1915.
Vas Born
Month .........,.... Day ....
Scad tSc and S1lL-AA4.e..e4 -
S'smfrd frlrtorl
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q Point Values for Processed Foods

ok No. 2 in the purchase of rationed
foodstuffs. To use it, look for the
size container you want to deter
mine the point value. An individ-
uarS points for one month: as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

This is the official chart No. ,, eff,
issued by the Office Of Price Adj
ministration Of the United States
government TO guide grocer and
housewife in the use Of points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

The chapter in Springs fashion story comes in
piece PRINT dres>c New hes the pleated
pepum on this misses floral PRINT. Large yellow or
red flowers gray, green, blue or black. The fiat
teung duco-dot womans dress (irff has soutaohe
braid tnm and snap-n high neck dickey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

Dred hgS.
Dried mushrooms Theoretically packed.
Frozen fruits and vegetables containers ten
tlOl pounds.
Fruit and vegetable dyes and havorng extracts, fruit
SyrupS and similar products tOther than full strength
or concentrated fruit vegetable juiceS).
Fruit and vegetables juices IN containers one CD
gallon
EIIlt CakcS..
Fruit fayoung bases prepared for in the further
manufacture of products for human consumption and
consisting OF combination of fruit juice with
or more of the following added ingredients: acldu
lent citrus 0l. fruit extract or other havoryng MAJ
trTlal
Fruit puddrgs.
Gravy mixes
Health foods with wheat gluten, other cereal or
flour base.
Hearts Of palm and hearts OF artichokes.
HOreSradiSh
Jams, jeles, marmalades fruit buffers and other
similar preserves.
MaraSChino cherries.
MarronS and nesSelrode
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-04

Points, out her luck always de-
serted her when it came to full
filling the other requirement,
the winning of a national title
In 1899 and 1910 she tied for
first in the national mixed
teamsof-four championship, but
her team lost out in the play
off. However, this year, she and
her teammates won the national
women's team-of four champion
ship.
Here is one of the hands Mrs.
Colder played in the tourna-
ment. After taking the spade
king, West shifted to a diamond.
Mrs. Colder (South) won in her
own hand and led a trump, the
ten falling to the jack. East led
a club, which rode to the king.
Now the queen of spades was
led and Mrs. Colder discarded a
club. West won and led dia-
mon, dummy put up the ace, and
cashed the jack of spades for a
discard of the jack of clubs.
Then the queen of hearts was
led, and East's trumps were
picked up.
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ny PETER EDISON

Even Santa Claus got regu-
lated under the new wage stabi-
lization plan. Year-end bonuses
which many firms customarily
give to their employees at Christ
mas or New Years have never
b cen considered part of the
wages paid to workers, but just
the same, your Uncle Sam has
now stepped in to control the
size of those bonuses in war
time. The reason is that it is
considered necessary part of
the anti-inflation program - to
keep you from having too much
money to spend on n-essential
tn ings, the manufacture of
which would compete with war
production. Or to keep your boss
from throwing too much money
around in an effort to get around
government wage sterilization
regulations.
The War Labor Board and the
wage sterilization unit of the
Bureau of Internal Revenue in
the Treasury Department have
therefore stepped in TO control
all bonus payments, either at the
end of the year or as production
bonuses at any other time of
year.
The War Labor Board, con-
trolling all wages and the sal
aries of non-executives and nom
professional workers earning
less than $4,000 a year. says in it's
General Order No. 10 that bon
uses, fees, gifts or commissions
which have customarily been
paid to employees in the past may
be continued without asking
WLB approval, but with two i'm
portant restrictions:
/. If the bonus is paid in the
form of a fixed amount - 81,
So, fine, a sawbuck, a century
or a grand - the bonus given
this year can be no larger than
the bonus paid in previous years
for similar work.
War prosperity double bon
uses are therefore out; or if a
firm didn't pay any bonuses at
all last year or in previous boom
time years, it can't begin paying
out bonuses now.
2. If the bonus is paid on a
percentage basis - say 5 per
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. SO THEY SAY

The problem confronting the
Frenchmen still is that of de-
vising a political leadership
which will reconcile the stand
point of those who have hitherto
subscribed 10 Petain's authority
with the standpoint of DeGaulle.
British News Chronicle.
During the past year we have
welcomed the ever-growi n g
forces of America in our ports
and camps and on our air fields.
The bonds of respect, compre-
hension and comradeship have
been forged which will. I pray,
far outlive this war and be of
lasting support in the labors Of
peace.-Winston Churchill.
Revenge for the sake of re-
venge would be a sign of barba-
rism.-Vice President Henry A.
Wallace.
Too much cannot be said OF
the devotion TO duty and the UNI
selfish sacrifices made daily by
all naval and civilian personnel
of the yard proper, working two
shifts OF 10 and Ia hours, re-
spccti, ely. Navy report on
Pearl Harbor damage.
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. BARBS

Some of the boys overseas did
not get turkey-but not soul
missed when it came to stuffing.
Architectural styles may
change from year to year but
the last word in modern homes
still is the Vife's.
The OPA has warned illegal
holders of ration book No, /.
They've been getting plenty OF
sugar but it may not be so
sweet for them.
A full moon is shining ex-
ample of what makes people
lovesick.
No matter what time big sis
ter's boy friend arrives, it's past
kid brothers bedtime.
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tons would force them to work
for nothing if they did. 1t is pos
sible, also, that some of those
stars who have radio programs
of their own will make no pic
lures at all next year.
1t might be different if this
money went to the government
to help bear the cost of the war.
But it wouldn't. The picture
companies would keep it--that
is, all but a percentage for tax
es. And the stars can't see work.
ing for free.
This is one of the most impor-
tant factors in situation which
Will give newcomers the best
chance for stardom since the adj
vent of sound. The box-office is
now in the throes of the biggest
boom in its history. Just as
many pictures will have to be
produced-unless the double bill
goes out. Consequently, 1943
Will be gold-rush year for
young hopefuls.
CHANCE FOR OLDSTERS
This same situatian will con-
tribute to a lesser trend-a re-
turn of old-timers to promi-
nence. The draft, of course,
which is making young leading
men harder to find than garden
ers, will be big factor in this.
Hollywood has gone head-ov-
er-heels for war pictures. AS a
result, the market will be glut-
ted with them in the first half of
1943. Then people will get sick
of war pictures. Consequently a
boom for musical pictures and
brash comedies.
And what about censorship?
Will that he relaxed? Will the
Hays office take a tip from
B.enden Bracken, British minis
ter of information, who called
Hollywood censors maiden
auntish" in their deletion of cuss
words from Noel towards In
Which We Serve" and other war
films? No, thank you, ma'am.
that is a prediction on which we
decline to commit ourselves.
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NOTE: TO NEW OFFICIALS

You have finally achieved the goals which, no
doubt you eyed with some trePdotion lost summer.
You have taken over the keys and the desks OF
the men who prior to Jan. exercised authority in
those several offices. They learned much there. You
will, too.
Responsibility also goes with the titles you have
assumed.
The public feels confident that you will discharge
the duties entrusted to you-foithfulIy and WE'LL
No doubt you ore prepared to do SO.
Until, and if, your actions indicate otherwise we
shall consider that you ore, the voters evidently
conceived you to be- capable honest and efficient.
We wish you we'll.
Naturally, as Mocorb countys only daily news
Paper, we shall watch your efforts with kindly yet
discerning eye. VirtuoIIy hundred thousand, Of
the one hundred and seven thousand residents OF
Mocomb county, depend upon The Daily Monitor
Leoder and its offi|iote the South Mooonb News to
tell them how their offoirs are conducted.
We shall inform them frankly and without pre-
JUDGE qk to the in which you discharge your
responsibilities. That is our job.
Nay the news always be good.
Best wishes to each one Of you.