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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Lecture on
Child Problems

MRS. MINNIE OED Of the
Merrill-Palmer school will
speak on sex hygiene problems
Of children al the Sherwood
Forest Library, 1920 Livernois,
on Wednesday, Nov, 10, at S.15
p. m.
The meeting is open 10. the
public and will be followed by a
general discussion 20 allow par
entS TO bring their specific
problems TO Mrs. Oed's atten-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Beet SaIad

NEVER DESPISE the lovely
heart OF a beet. Pull tiny.
shiny new beets. cook until
tender, take off the skin and
marinate in French dressing.
Arrange in lettuce cups and
serve with chopped chives in
your mayonnaiSe. Here's a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
more Needed Stamp Program

stamps, but on some timely sub
jet OF interest 10 women.
Perhaps a question and an
swer period Will be introduced.
giving the women a chance to
hash over problems they have
encountered which would
be helpful TO everybody con-
cerned.
First Meeting
At any rate, the first meeting
is scheduled 10 take place at the
Women's City Club, Friday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

half Of these stores, with a re-
suit Of SOB. 100000 sold in war
savings stamps and bonds.
Nice work .. and all done by
women who give what time they
can spare from their homes.
What they are after now is
those other 5000 stores To get
them. more women will have 10
volunteer TO help.
Really Easy
The work takes so little time.
it's really aesy can be done
on your daily shopping tour -.
in the neighborhoOd.
Miss Hermine Clippert, exec
utive secretary OF the retail di-
vision. is bubbling over with
enthusiasm over success Of the
project. The women are won
derful, she says many OF
them put the baby in the cab,
market baskets on their arms
In two hours they've done
their daily shopping and made
the rounds of stores to be
checked.
Now o Party
They've been so wonderful,
she says, that the WWSD thinks
they ought 10 have a party
a get-together and so II has
been decided they are TO meet
once a month as guests Of the
WWSD. At each meeting, there
Will be an interesting speaker
not on how 10 sell war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

salad that's colossal with meat
dishes.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
LA BODA DE AVER

Como anunciaramos previa
mente, en- la tarde de aver sc
efectu6 Ia bonita boda de la gen
til Y culta Srta. ConSuelo Rua
v ell Sr. Johnnie F .Nagyg Jr.,
Sargento Mayor F. Macy, Jr.,
der os EStados Unidos.
La boda tuvo lugar en- la Lyle
s:a Cat6lica Nuestra Sonora del
Perpetuo Socorro, oficiando el
Rev. Padre Sullivan.
Fueron padrinos de este enla
ce la Srta. Estela Cafbeza y el
Sargento Donald La Mont, figr
rando como damas de honor las
Srtas. Julia Rodriguez y Amalia
Monies.
Terminada la ceremonial nuT
cial los nuevos eSposos sc tras
ladaron a la Residential de la ma
ma de la novia, Sra. Virginia
Rua, donde Sc efectu6 una luci-
da reception.
Nuestra mas sincera felicita-
ci6n para la enamodada parcel
ia
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
TRES RELIGIoNEs

New York, Enero lS.-Tree
av.adorca americanos murieror
cl d,timo dia del aho en- el cum.
pl'miento dee deber, cuando un
a,i5u de Ia Marina choc6 al des
regar en- Ia bahia de San Juan
(Puerto R.co), Fran el Tenien-
te Edward Mallory Nogel, de
Edwin (Tenn.), Issie Goldberg,
Gel Bronx N. W miembro del
Cuerpo de Pcrtrechos de Ia A.
viaci6n y Edwin j, Sipowsky,
ayudante de mecanico.
FL viarnes pasado fu en-
terrados en- el Cementerio Mill
tar de Santurce, lleyados sus a
taudes en- hombroS de sus com.
paheros de escuadrilla. Todos
los miembros de esta presencia
ron el acto; un capellan p%rotes-
tante pronunci6 las oraciones
en- favor de Nogel, un sacerdote
Cat6lico rez6 por SipowslW, y
un rabino hebreo representa- a
Goldberg. cubri6ndose los f5re-
tros con Ia bandea por la que
habian sacrifhcado la vida. La
Marina los homo a todos. Sus
tres credos diStintos no los Sc
paraban, Su fe comdn EN- su
causa Y en- la libertad-loS u
MIA como une a los millones de
hombres que visten ell uniforme
de este pals.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18

La TCdiac' "a una clase d.
indigestion cr6nica que afecta {
los nihos Y Sc conoce desdt
1888.
Rscientemente sc lie ha dadC
mucha p~ublicidad a causa de Ia
eScaSez de los platanos o baaa'
mas en- este pals,
III nuevo tratamiento fue pre-
parade por los ORES. {. d, May
D. +. McCreary y ell difunto pre-
fesor X, d. Blackfan, de la Els.
cuela M&dica de Harvard
ConSiste el nuevo tratamien
to en- inyecciones hipodermicas
Idiarias de grandes dosis de ex
tracto crudo de higado Y vitami
mas 81 complejo b. A la mayor
parte de los pacientes Sc les da
una dieta normal para su edad
desde Ell principle del tratamien
to. Considerable mejoria Sc a
precia en- tres 0 SeiS semanas'
Los pacientes anteriormente
tratados por la dieta requerian
de tres a cuatro meses o seis
amos. con un promedio de dos
amos para mejorar.
Estos m6dicos estiman que Ia
dieta mejor seria de simples a
limentos bien tolerados por los
enfermos, incluyendo leche sin
crema. bananas, leche cortada y
pedacitos de carne. Podra ser
iberalizada la dieta despues, de
acuerdo con la mejoria del en-
fermo. Debera darse una adj
ci6n de vitaminas A, d. y c.
La "Caliac' Sc origina por
un defecto en- la absorci6n de
las grasas Y CARBOHYDRATES por
las membranes mucosas que TO-
iran los intestinos. Este, a Su
ez, puede derivarse de la def.
.ienc:a de algun factor, intrin-
se,o o extrinseco, necesario pa
ra los processes quimicos por los
teuales ell alimento Sc convierte
en- una forma que puede ser ab
sorbido por las paroles intesti-
males Y nevado a la corriente de
la sangre.
Los que sutren esta enterme-
dad. algunas veces fatal ademas
de mostrar senales de pertur-
haci6n intestinal, tienen dilata-
.ci6n de est6mago, barriguitas
salientes, muy delgadas las glu
teas, las ingles y debajo de los
brazos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18

Durante la guerra del Chaco, CO
memo de pagador del ~ejercito; lue-
go fue corresponsal militar con ell
grade de Teniente. En- 1884, fue
nombrado Ministro de Guerra;
puesto que renunci6 al cabo de pocos
meses para regresar al Chaco como
edecan del General Quintanilla;
pero en- 1885 su gobierno dispuso
designarlo como Subsecretario de
Relaciones Exteriores, asumiendo la
Cartera Ministerial de aquel ramo
en- 1886. En- este mismo ano fue
enviado como Ministro Plenipoten-
ciario a los Estados Unidos Y ascen-
dido mas tarde al range de Emba-
jador en- ell mismo pals.
Ell DR.. Guachalla es hombre ele-
gante, de ojos castahos y mirar
penetrante. Por ser admirador del
arte, Sc propone que ell pintor boil
viano, Cecilio Guzman de Rojas,
venga a Washington a ejecutar mu-
rales para la Embajada. Pero 10
que mas lie embargo en- la actualidad
es su preocupacion por e! proyecto
vial de Bolivia, y suena con ell dfa
en- que Bolivia pueda contar con una
red moderna de caminos que lie evil
ten estar sujeta a la Importation de
alimentos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
Cuando listed trata de escoger I'm laxante
estas preguntas son appearances

Draught. Pregunta: iEs Ell Black
Draught facil de tomar? Respaestd
Esta listed en- 10 cierto. Particular
mente en- la nueva forma gronuIGdG'
Black-Draught es puramente her
bal. Econ6mico tambien-de % a DC
dosis solo por 25 cts. Siga las direc-
clones de la etiqueta. Compre este
"amigable lanxante" en- la familiar
Gaia amarillo.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
PARA Ell C~AMPAMENTo

FL sabado parti6 para el Cam
Blanding, luego de ha-
bier disfrutado de siete dias dc
descanso ell joven Alfonso Gar
era.
Ell joven Garcia residia con
sus padres, esposos joaquin
Garcia, en- el 1889 de la calle
Beach.
lie despidieron sus amigos y
familiares.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
new! "BACTERiOSTATIC"
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among W0men..s

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of dc1tches as q precautionary mehs-
Iire TOR women who want TO be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Of
tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia r.
Pinkham's Sanatfve wash Pinkhamis
eanative Wash 10 gaining great favor
among women becaEse it's NOT q
harmful germicide. Instead its q
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" (the
modern rrend). II not only olscour-
ages bacterial growth and Infection
but Thoroughly cleanses and deodof-
ICES. Very soothing 49, relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has .
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
hexpenaivel Get your bottle Of Lydia
Pfnkham'a 6ananSa Waah toa1a. An
~
La gaceta., 1943-01-18

dos esposos jose y Eladto Aen
so, RESIDENCES en- 81 9Os dc Ia
aveniiad II.
Ed Segundo Teniente Alfonso
rresta sus sedvicios en- Ia Divi'
sion Motorizada, en- Indiana.
town, Pennsylvania.
lie felicitamos por su aScenso
Y lie deseamos muchoS exitoS en-
su carrera militar.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
LA MATINEE DE AVER

All igual que en- pasados do
mingos obtuvo aver otro triun-
TO la Secci6n de Recreo del c,
Fspanol, en- su bonito salon de
la S6ptima avenida.
Selecta concurrencia asistio
a disfrutar de estas horas de a
legria.
Ell conjunto que dirige ell pro-
fesor Frank GraSso, TOGO un
magnifico repertoire de mdsica
bailable, recibiendo grandes a
plausos.
Para Ell domingo Sc anuncia
ctra matinee.
Les congratulamOs.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18

Entire los one aaisHeron Rns-
tarnos o Jorge valdes, Rene 70
origue Rolando Rodriguez, Ma!
nolo Gomez, Leonardo Gomez,
Carlos Gomez. Dalia Samellan,
N6lida SANCHEZ, Arturo Norie'
"a. HEda Morales, Nibia Fa'
luian. Josefina Monteresi. Octa.
10 Pedrero, Ocilia Garcia, Mar
celina GomiS, Josefina Mendez,
.Aurelia Moreara, 0felia Gomez
Edelmiro Vald6s, 0odulia No
rega, Alexandria Monteresi,
Hortensia Leivas, Danilo Cruz
Engracia Monteresi, Balbina
Sanchez y j. N. Morera. =
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
Ell BALE ne ANOCHE

Ell BALE he ANOCHE
Otro de sus bailes, celebr6 a
noche la sociedad Cfrculo Cuba
no en- su precioso salon de fies-
tas. La concurrencia fue de 10
mas nutrida y elegante, figuran
do en- ella ~veintenas de j6venes
en- uniformes.
La concha de la mGsica fue
ocupada por la orquesta Don
Francisco" cantando Ell joven
Joe Camejo.
En- medic de gran ammonia y
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
Fl Enviodo de Bolivia en-
= Washington opoyo prosrcmu
De correteros en- sv pois

WASHINGTON. - Una dc
las geStiones de mas importan.
cha realizadas por ell DR.. Luis
Fernando Guachalla, Embaia-
dor de Bolivia en- los Estados
Unidos, ha sido la de interesar
a este pals en- la fundici6n y
beneficio del estano boliviano.
Como resultado de u gestiones,
los Estados Unidos compran ese me-
tai directamente a Bolivia. Esto
ha producido la consiguiente mejo-
ria para la economic de esta repu-
blica sudamericana, Ia que en- cali
dad de productora de minerales Sc
ha asegurado un mercado flo para
su production.
Bolivia comienza ahora a produ-
cir u propios where's y otros artf-
culos de consume. Esto requiere
nuevas Was de communication para
su transporte. Ell DR.. Guachalla,
ayudado por ingenieros COMPLETENESS
y capital estadounidenses, proyecta
actualmente la construction de nue.
vas carreteras.
Ha viaiado extensamente
Aunque solo tiene cuarenta amos,
ell DR.. Guachalla ha viajado extensa-
mente. En- 1905 y cuando contaba
seis amos, fue enviado, en- compa-
MIA de su hermano mayor, a estu-
diar en- un colegio de Suiza. Su
padre, a la saxon Presidente de la
Republica, falleci6 cuando Luis con-
taba solo nueve amos de edad. Dos
amos despues fue a estudiar a un
colegio de Bruselas.
Al estallar la Primera Guerra
Mundial, regreso a La Paz, y no
tardo en- ingresar en- la Escuela de
Derecho de la Universidad de Chile
en- donde obtuvo su tftulo en- 1924.
Emprendi6 entonces una carrera
tan p~intoresca como activa. Por un
periodic de seis o siete amos fue cate
dratico de Derecho International en-
la Universidad de La Paz; escribio
articulos para diversos periodicos y
fue Redactor en- Jefe de Gel Diario,"
importante rotativo boliviano; de-
sempeno los cargos de Primer Sc
cretario de la Legaci6n de Bolivia
en- Chile, de Ministro en- ell Paraguay,
y secretario de una casa particular
que estaba c~ontratada para colectar
impuestos en- favor del gobierno
boliviano.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18

Pregunta: iDebe listed escoger So
laxante por actuar con prontitud'
suavidad Y efectividad? Respue8ta
Debe listed buscar esas tres callda-
DIES. Pregunta: iQue laXante Ia 81
dozen realidad un popular tavorlto
con cuatro generaciones, por su &C
ci6n suave, rapida y completa GUAM
do las i-nstrucciones Sc siguen? Res
pwestG: Ell viejo y bueno Black
La gaceta., 1943-01-18

- Ha llegado d esta ciudad la
noticia del merecido asecenso a
Segundo Teniente del Ejercito
Americana del joven Jose Y.
Alfonso Jr., hijo de los aprecia-
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
UN NUEVO
PARA LA E~NFERMEDAD
LLAMADA "CELIAC"

Washington, Enero lS,- I'm
nuevo y rapido tratamiento, sin
bananas, Sc ha descubierto pa
"a la enfermedad llamada "Ce
Lac.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
NOTAS SOCIALES
fPoR MARIO ~RoDRIGUEZ)

contento ell bale dur6 hasta des
pues de las doce de Ia noche'
Ell entrante domingo Sc efec-
tuara otra de estas fiestas.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
MEJORADA

Harlase bastante mejorada dc
laenfermedad que padece la Sc
nora Luciano Almida, residen-
te del 1915 de la Noyena aveni'
da
Nos complace saber de su me
joria.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
EN- SU PRIMER ANO

EN- SU PRIMER ANO
LIE fue ofrecida al nino Jose
Monteresi Jr., una fiestecita en-
su Residential, 1924 de la Once
ma avenda.
La graciosisima criatura es
jhiio de los esposos Jose y Ma
ria Monteresi.
La gaceta., 1943-01-18
LOS T%ELEFoNOS......

Conectan los PARTICIPATES
centres de nuestra nacj6n
acelerando de esta name
ra la production de que
IRA.
Evening star., 1943-04-13
HELP MEN AND WOMEN tcen..,
MARKER in laundry. 1OOS 10th st,
New system Laundry.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEs-

New system Laundry.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES-
II you have had successful selling expert
profession that will solve your postwar
problem permanently and II you have
some spare time evenings and want to
obtain substantial income Immediately,
the National Association Of Government
Eimpioyes has q plan that will be Of real
interest," to you: Apply in person, 9th
moor, Westory Building. 14th and F sts
NV: at pm. Wednesday or phone Re
public 0945 for appointment. 14s
Four Colored Men and Women.
A GOOD opportunity for good workers to
earn SlS to S25 per week in spare time il
you nave evenings free; we train you: busi-
ness under race MANAGEMENT See or call
Mr. Fleming. 2417 Nichols ave. Sc, 8 to
II am, Lincoln 4O77
Evening star., 1943-04-13
HELP MEN 3 WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored, for family of 3 adults.
Private room and bath Woman good
cook. lalndress and houseworker Man to
chauffeur, buttle and houseman. S12s
mo. References. 10l7 Woodside parkway,
Evening star., 1943-04-13
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

MANAGER. small, .hieh-class restaurant;
young man or .midde-aged woman, we'll
educated, GENTLE: experience absolutely
necessary: splendid opportunity: imme-
diate. RE S66S. 49,
COUPLE, white. man to farm 15-acre truck
garden, woman to work in kitchen of
country restaurant; immediate. RE. S66S
COUPLE, good appearance, refined, with
good refs, for country club: steady. year
round positions with excellent income.
Telephone WI. 9s7a.
COUPLE, colored, with references, nearby
Maryland, S125 per mo-: go to Maine for
summer Phone WI. 1886.
MAN OR COUPLE. to work part or full
time on small farm. miles from Wash
mston: good living accommoda tions. Call
NE. 379a. between and 5; Kensington
$40. evenings.
MAN OR WOMAN with some experience in
bookkeeping, to act as cashier in new and
used furniture store experienced pref
age does not matter. Apply 1907 7th
FOR TELEPHONE CONTACT WORK. to
orieinate leads. for Johns-Manville prod
ucts: must live in Hyattsville or Prince
Georges County: excellent opportunity for
shut.ins or stay-at-homes. Write or call
B: G. Hearn, Johns -Manville Sales Corp,
1108 18th ST. NV. EX. 1117.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
20 YEARS AGO fHE HIT EMPIRE
JULY 30. 1923


 President Harding had been be rushed back Washington special sufficiently travel
 table discussion between local merchants members of the the Francisco Chamber of this night the social hall o waving, the ship being dressed in holiday Juneau the previous day Battling" Johnson and Kid doga putting battle that 
 the gallery BaraBar de1eated E. senifina events In the men inge n tournament.
 packed Coliseum Theatre H A. snow one explorers headed expedition into the which considered the most showed the films and delivered with the Angeles Chamber ot commerce excursion the Alaska tour.
 the Admiral Rogers for Seattle Berkeley continue her studies at the University California.
 representative Coast Company, eft Rogers a Skagway
 Weather report High, 54; low, 50
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
THEN AND NOW

The time which has elapsed since Pearl Harbor is approximately the that between the Unit ed States entry into World War and the armistice -19 months In those first 19 months we achieved a victory Today still fighting, but our forces are so much greater than those we had amassed by the end of the other war that they are beyond comparison. Our armies and naves today are spread over the seven seas and are fighting three pow erful foes where in 1917 fighting but one
 Our months in World War II have been spent largely in preparation Where United States casual ties were more than quarter million between April 1917 and November, 1913, for the similar period be- tween December B. 194l, and today have suf- fered total of only 9l ,644 casualties There lies ahead of us the possibility of greater victories than were achieved in 1918, for vanquishment of today's enemies will affect large part of the world
 During the months in which we fought against the Kaiser we paid too little attention to problems which the armstice brought on us. We and our allies then were utterly unprepared to with the questions of peace The result was patch-quilt affair which contributed directly to the present situation.
 Former Senator Frederic c. Walcott speaking te Juneau Rotarians the other day made the remark that the winning of the war wasn't his chief worry
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30

stiffly. You'll have to wait
 But I'm a member of the Sen ate and may be missing some inn portant votes" said Wherry. five got to get back. Maybe I didn't in- troduce myself clearly enough"
 "Oh, yes, I know who you are Senator" replied Blackman. T told you I'd get around to you Now please sit down"
 Wherry held his temper and tooE chair, but after watching the WIPE official rustic papers for an other 10 minutes, he again walked over to the desk, primed for action
 i've got to get back to Capito Hill,v he fumed. T want actior now"
 Blackman walked around hi. desk and faced Wherry.
 Now, look here" he snapped I've told you twice you'd have te wait until I got to you. I'm get. ting tired of you Senators comins up here and asking special favor' for your constituents"
 Senator Wherry then blew up Shaking his finger in. Blackman, face, he exclaimed: This man Gin dicating Justice) is not my consti
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
Hit Japs From Alaska
Seattle Post -Intelligencerl

Seattle Post -Inteigencer)
 The route to Japan lies through Alaska, says Mai Alexander P de Seversky in the film Victory Through Air Power" made by Walt Disney, based on Major de Seversky's widely read book of the same name.
 This film is epochal for two reasons:
 l. Because it reveals Major de Seversky as a legitimate heir of Billy Mitchell, who mar tyred by Army for telling it that the nation with the largest and best bombers would rule the world
 g. Because as vivid, realistic cartoon and speaking picture it will bring home the truth by eye and ear as nothing else could to millions of Amerl- cans that Japan is enemy No. l.
 Major de Seversky demonstrates with maps and animated pictures that is almost hopeless to defeat Japan by the inch -by-inch land and sea process
 Japan must be punctured through the heart, not through the toes and fingers
 Japan must be bombed devastatngly the Allies Ire bombing Germany.
 And the sprngboard to Japan's industrial centers is our Alaskan islands and mainland, which an all- seeing providence whispered to Secretary of State William H Seward in 1867 to purchase from Russia
 Major de Seversky demonstrates by animated maps the inevitable the logical route o our pompers from the Aleutians to the heart of Japan
 He says-and proves-that the way to annihilate Japan is by the creation of scores of air bases in Alaska and the Aleutians.
 We still asleep.
 We are not yet sufficiently air-conscious.
 Every should see the film Victory Through Air Power"
 It will tell you why and how Japan IS deadly menace to our country.
 And it will also tell you concusively how this menace can be destroyed-by bombing Japan itself around the clock, not from vulnerable and sinkahe air carriers but from nvunerable and unsuitable bases on American soil-Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30
Poppy Posters
 Are Judged dt
 Tea Yesterday

At an informal tea held yester- day at the West Twelfth Street home of Mrs. John Mccormick, Department Poppy Chairman, pop py posters of the Department of Alaska, American Legion Auxiliary, were judged by Mesdames Ernest Ehler, Dean Sherman and Paul Lindquist.
 In group 1, which includes en- tries from grades 4, 5 and 6, May Reyes of Petersburg was judged winner for her poster. Elmer John son of Petersburg, won the award for his poster in the second group which takes in grades 2, 8 and g. IT. the third group, grades 10, Il and 12, Merton Cass was judged as winner
 The judges were very deSirous that honorable mention be given the poster entered by Agnes Neil son of Cordova, whose work was entered in the last group. The posters are to be forwarded to national headquarters at Indian apolis, where they will be entered | for competition with those from the other 51 departments, accord ing to announcement by Mrs. Mo Cormick.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30

cured in the office of s. A. Black man, a consultant in the fiber box section of the WIPE container division Wherry, a member of the Small Business Committee, is a real crusader for small business. He was calling on Blackman to intercede for John E. Justice, a North Wilkesboro, N. C., furniture dealer who was having trouble get ting cardboard cartons for mat tresses and other household goods.
 When the Nebraska Senator en- tered the office, accompanied by MT. Justice and Allen Thurman, liaison officer of the Small Busi- ness Committee, he was told to "sit down and wait" Blackman was looking over some papers on his desk. The consultant didn't ap- pear to be very busy, but Wherry patiently sat down. After watch ing a paper-fumbling exhibition for 10 minutes, Wherry walked over to Blackmans desk and ex- plained that he had some urgent matters awaiting him at the Sen ate and would appreciate a hear 1 ing. s
 i'm busy Blackman replied
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30

tuent. He's just little business man I'm trying to help. I've had enough of your impudent airs, mister"
 Wherry grabbed Blackman's coat lapels and began to shake him violently. The WIPE consultant wrenched himself free and the two men were about to go to it, when Justice and Thurman stepped be- tween them.
 As the Nebraskan was leaving the office, he shouted over his shoulder: This is the kind of thing my committee was set up to investigate and you are going to be witness when we re-oper hearings"
 Copyright, 1943,. by United Fea- ture Syndicate, Ine.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-30

today-the problems of making lasting peace was the chief worry Walcott who has served his country abroad both in the last and this one, knows what he is talking about.
 We have many weeks-perhaps years-of wal ahead While we continue to concentrate on pro duction of war materie and the drafting and train- ing of fighting men, we also consider more and more the difficulties of peace. Perhaps with addi- tional time We can work toward more sane and sensible postwar settlement. Perhaps we can work out an international program which will prevent another world holocaust within the next quarter century.