davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-20
KOREAN IS
PROMOTED,
JAP ARMY
(By Associated Press

Lieut.. Gen. Prince Ginri, head of
the former Royal House of Korea,
has been appointed Commander of
the japanese Army's Air Force ac-
cording to the War Ministry an
nouncement broadcast from Tokyo.
Ginri succeeds Lieut.. Gen. Terra
moto whose new assignment Is not
announced.
Ginri is the first Korean to rise
SO high in Japanese military SER
vices. The promotion appears to
some observers as a gesture seek
ing Korean support in support of
Japan's war effort.
In Estes Park, Colo, beavers
built dam more than one thou
sand feet long.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-20
Stanley MORGAN
NOW End LIEUT..

SEATTLE, July 20.-The Alaska
Communications System announces
that Master Sergeant Stanley Nor
gan, Point Barrow operator, has
been commissioned a Second Lieu
tenant and will probably be
assigned to duty as an engineering
officer He arrived here last month
from his north station.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-20
With pA

HARTFORD, Conn, July 20. :
Chester Bowles, Connecticut OPA
Administrator, has accepted the post
of general manager of the Nation
al OPA offered him a week ago by
Administrator Brown.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-20
BURMA GIVEN
81 LONG BOMBING

NEW DELHI, July 20.-Maj. Gen.
Clayton Bissell Commander of the
Tenth Air Force, announces that
filters have smashed at Burma
through the monsoon for the first
is days of July.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-20
fire RAGING

LONDON, July 20.-A Paris ra-
dio reports a great fire is raging
in the French city of Rouen and
the damage has already run into
the millions of francs. The cause
of the fire is not given.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-20
NO PROTEST
ON BOMBING
ROME HEARD
United States Archbishop
Says Its Italians
Fault

WASHINGTON, July 20. : The
Government had received no pro-
test of the bombing of Rome up
to noon today, and nothing had
been received to confirm. tn a t
Monsignor Montini, official of the
Vatican, had conferred with Harold
Titman, u S. representative at the
Vatican City as reported by the
Germans.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-20

Red, yellow and black are the
only pigment colors found on any
bird; all other plumage colors are
the result of refracted light.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-20

The pika, a Rocky Mountain ro-
dent, can throw its voice like a
ventriloquist when alarmed.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-20

The largest colony of prairie dogs
ever located was $50 miles long and
100 miles wide.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-20
RUSS GUNS
HIT NAILS
NEAR 0REL

Continued from Page one)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-20

Empire Classifieds Pay!
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
WE'LL TREAT
YOU LIKE A
CUSTOMER!

Buying used cars these days is
as important TO US as selling
new cars ever was in the past.
We make no bones about it
we need every good condition,
late model used car we can get,
in order 10 supply the needs Of
our essential-driver customers.
So you do US, and them favor
when you sell to us. And We Try
TO make you feel that we APP
preciate your business, in the
way we deal with you as well
as in the amount Of cash we
offer for your car. Drive in
today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
FLATS FOR SALE

BARGAIN--57i4 81 Aubin. s-s. brickoted.
good condition, garage. Owner ll102
! Dwyer- TWlnhronk .ahA7.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
BOARD AND ROOM

HIRW0op iic7t-FauKeu-W Wyariae dis.
trct gentleman American home r.reH
furnished. lIol meals, lunches. ca sun
uaF.
BOARD aaI rY.n southern st}Ie rIHr.
$50 rrr WorE 9l Parsons
Fitlu. fUlF .ertIsman excellent ffau'
l.Ifuf'an HH...H- ratktra'e Badd
WhreI o.. s. Rubber ore block east ot
boulevard: home c1ptng and privileges.
OIL .H.a sta.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
RENTALS WANTED

COUPLE desires small furnished nome in
vicinity 0f Dearborn or Royal OAK one
child, .. cali Royal OAK Lincoln 2-6101.
EXECUTIVE permanent resident. desires
-s--S FrgFH h4tH-- -HHa-F k-i Wei or
northwest section CHerfy 1ff0
HOUSE or apartment about 8 rooms fr.
liable cH.prrd war workers. Madison
67s5.
MODERN three Oh f1ur-rlam Apartment
Income, or i-ruDm house furu.sned or
uufurnishCd. iu Northwest section draft
exempt couple Telephone Royal OAK vDu2
TWO sisters. deta.s. Aptkers desire
room or apartment CHERRY 5,0l.
YOUNG ral9fcd couple W.th chll defense
worker, wishes one. two % three rooms.
Trinity 1921
So REWARD issItuE % fhr rental of a
rr 3.rolW GIaItusrt iufuI.t.d Hr
NJ frlshed wan tly fu~nituurs il raCgs-
saf} bSR rmpiotr TaF-"ut ita.
. OR ROOMS WF.l VAR worker from
Qua e. cty, accustomed 20 owning ami
taking care of properly. e babies. Pm
IA 2lad Nnnm i4t. Nh Doyle
Cpi-OEED couple defense wprk,rf. wanis
AtChenette 1p' or Housekeeping rooms.
$40 reward CHerr gnss
COLOEED couple war worker desires TWO
or three room apartment Mr.roae 1}O4
COLORrD wants q ~ 3 rooms, 4lu Duy
furniture Trinity 24la
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

HAZEL PARK 4-roonn house by owner
al modern except basement. 81, roo, $500
down. Royal OAK s34l
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

SoE HWESI SECTION -Evrryfh ur ti-
n.srr1 - white s.Gf.r iu rr,tauFe f.r
U.fHs .er .r. NErmUlt t-hZsG.
ONE room i.i couple with small Df 'd
fine ifarsifr'at. White Ma uT4.
van uFkE Irff~l ms., .rf.rs ,.lpie
only: private. entrance.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

GROW YOUR O}FN-Ely a Ltte f1u
near Royal Oak y &C $250: only 5
CDtEEf.D ta.u n.us,. E4.att ,.t
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
NEW HOUSES ron SALE

BkISGARD DRIVE. near Kefry bed
room brick; ready for occupancy. i'm
proved street. Only s., 500 Nlagrs 1858
CARRIE. 1888 7-NORTH MILE
SOLID MASONRY DUPLEX
Ready ~ move in WPB lease option ?
bedrooms, ule bath. future attic; recrea-
tiun room 50 900 Several single models
also under construction.
C4-Operatiye Building Mechanics, Inc
f4Ti2 East Nile Rd. AR. 2Si0
CARRIE Ig393-7-N NORTH : MILE
SOLID MASONRY DUPLEX
Ready 10 move IN. NPB lease option. =
bedrooms. tiie bath. future attic. IecreH-
ton room 50 300 Several single models
Blso under construction
Cooperative building Mechanics Inc.
1872 East 7 Mile Rd AR 2s40
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
NOW VACANT

Filler ~. McNichols. rms. bedrms
steam heat. enclosed front porch; gar.
criye close 20 schools, transportation
81 200 down call owner. TW l-TO2O.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

GROW ylur own. bsy uuIs farm ut8
Royal Oak. = Ac $3.50. priy S. On
Trouiey. ~. s5s7. 2ls Mar. y .
T". ROOM 'lrn BED as. l5.Iz E.aon
uess a. road
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
FLATS FoR SALE
NaCant
COLORED SPECIALSt
COLORED-FINE INCOME
COLORED
An excellent buv

sherman-st. Aubin: 2-famry. steam: easy
terms a good deal. good Investment
CANNON BROS.
1851 sHERMAN Fl OTTO
CQfORED-aB -aBOGLEVARD- WARREN
Fodf family five rooms each. Individual
easements. furnaces, garages; priced for
action, Sll.5D0. s. 600 wn
WALDEN TRINITY i-647N
COLpRED- BARGAINS. HURRY
ipw rth . fam, 60. 2.car gar. 81. 900,
$1,000 dn. AcGrAw, fam, investment,
br. ga 2-car gar: p. "A. furnaces I;
80 500 s 500 dn Nj 1858
LORED-Chestnut JOSEPH campau. A.
family one tlat immediate possession 4:
cabinet sinks. $4,000 81 .1rQ down.
VALIANT F1TZROY 6I87
coLORED king BRUSH section. l2-rm.
brick income. a units stm stuker m /:
,op cond furnltrre Included s. 500. terms.
T.. HAMiAR. 5l5 r kirby TR. 2-s5ff
CoLORED-INCONE 80; 1898 Richmond :
II. A. ~ Scar gar. side drive. shower
n base't mme1. posses n. S. 900. terms.
r. HAMiAR SO r. kirby TR. 2-s5tt.
CoLORED-Norin ~ Boulevard vert nice
birch 2-fAt, large rooms each; natural
fireplace steam plants Z-rar garage
Si,sou down. Townsend s-s772
CoLOREp Wa'erloo-McDourau 3-famHy.
cfesu, painted walls. hardN1od seven
rooms, vacant, 81 800 down Fitlr1y aaT3.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
COLORED- PASADENA

NftN Nitf NhhltNN lNNtHfNI 49,.
COLORED- PASADENA
Nr Wo.1row WAfon Is rms nedrms.
b. st9ker. 40 weeks possession TO
t@'i
CoT.OREp 2-Hat Epwor'h near " rrG.
60 newly decorated steam heat g .Ir
garage owner viii vaCate immedist telH
81 500. S. 300 dlwn. Sgmley. 63T5 COR
fay Tyler G-aP90
COLORED-West Grind blvd Z rooms.
very attractive. clean home. At.uLI
down payment ReAl harrain can be-
fore p m Townsend 3-937s.
COLOhED- CONCORD. 6i33, rr Harper
rms, bath. only s. goo. s POO dn'
GEO STiEBER-4647 Chene-TE. l-'sft
COLDRED (Woodiaud secton) Modern
H.room, recondiuOned s. 600 dewu.
Mcqueen. TOwnFnd 6-35fl
COLORED-S smith. near Woodward 1S
rooms furnished x7O19. terms
Schwartz, Cadillac s2Ig.
CoLORED- MOVE ~
Harding. iOi3. rooms. Open g-6 Sunday
Bring deposit, ". 2l6I.
COLOKED IaBelie sectionl Modern
6-r9om. garage. 81 POO down. Mcqueen
Townsend 1851
COLORED-- Twelfth near Vernon, build
ings, units, Si550. terms. Cadillac
f2l9.
COLORED; HERE A BUY only $3.50 On.
Noble. 1853: ! rms, harm, So $50. CA, 1925
COLORED QruquOis)--7 room modern
50 7o0. Owner Plaza 1888
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
FLATS ron SALE

COLORED- BARGAIN, West aide. SIS.
not ail heat. 81 300 down. POSSES
Sion within 3O dAysl GILBERT
REALTY T. ier 6-3si0
COLOREI- -Pasadsna. brick 2.fIai. 5
down. y up separate furnace 2-csr
garage. 81, 500 down. TOxnSsnd s-s772.
/ COLORED -- Boulevard Sectian. modern
brick flat, 9 each -. 500 down. Nc
Queen, Townsend 1854
| C0LCRED- North of Boulevard 4 rooms:
Al condition. stoker. garage, 81 BOO
down Townsend S-s772
| CQLOEED Vest side modern hriek,
flat, vacant 1900 down. Mcqueen.
| Townsend 6-35fi
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
WHY WORRY

ABOUT A HOUSE
We naEe z frr sale ready - move in
UHN So 3U7 each M,deriA small down
ral mert Iiazst \Patk, UsWNs Ave, 8
hIkt cast 20 JOHN ,R. '2rd Dix No. OF
@ M'e Salasu4a AZ houses Sunday or
.ci4 Cherry oslo Monday
HoUSFMAN SPfTZl ~ CORP
WlSoNA NR OAKLAND
f.rolw bungalow type gear garage
want uUrk Sse. cash g. wuttgaEe
JJDSON BHADWtY co
517 Majestic Bids RA 970O
WOODLANDS near Gratiot, 3 rooms. base.
werf furnace side drive double garage.
n.r 81 7Du thrI down rs appointment.
rIHfrte 1903. CNENEY lu2Jz Chaimrfs
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
FLATS FOR sAHE-EAsr

ACT quickly. crane, mr. Vernon Hy SIS;
fun basement . furnaces, lot l62 It
deep. only s. 50u. bargain
CALL EUGENE GEScHwIND-PL 3t<s
ASuERDON (nr Coethel--S- brieked
70 roof. excellent condition. all large
rooms, cxcsptlonai value. 81 $50. 81. $50
down. Forster lyanhoe iit9
BhLHWtS 5f25-Rscentiy decorated two
family, five rooms eacn. steam, garage,
s. 500. terms. Acme Real Estate. $500
Gratlot Plaza 1913
lBELVIDERE-V -VERNOR-s-T basement. ".
A; s. 500 81 $50 down. Pettins. PL. 1880
lBENITEAU U-BUUi iEVARD-Upper Vacant
8 large rooms each painted walls fire.
| places, sunro0ms, garages. lot 3oxi50:
lower rents $50 Bargain price. 81. 900
down. Bartlett Lenox $3.50.
CONCORD -WARR EN-s-s: 81 200. 81 900
down See this Psttins. PL. f03O.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
BRAMELL. 7tO9

No or W. " tRREN OUTER DR
So ~ Der mo Including taxes. only 8
mos. od. ? NrFe bedrooms fun base.
mont. i'f iuVl2Nf screens. storm windows.
No mortgage eosts or FiiA required.
Op,n Is
POSSESSION AT ONCE
RRITCN REALTY co
PURITAN AT ARDMoRE va 6729O
CADILLAC. 6piO-2.fmuy fiat aud S.
room house on one ilt sold by owner
Cal after D. M.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

atRr- AZ - Sect rooms nottrr
rp. water automatic beat. ols years
$3.50 down MN aIafs pc
-s.NH aJil iaritr IT. ss2o.
ErPl I--as 70 Nile scr small neat cot
fat- S' 9"u fun price 500 Down So
r.4'a mms ate po.s-eion Keys a.
."ii .it.r.r Taxed sy2r
lt.J rlATE possession. Harpera Mile
o. NJ good irarsporati.r
1fiy s. |tN. $500 down $50 month CAL
m'1t. 2oPil Harper. TU
-'
i,D't+ VILLAGE SECT rooms rev
sam. ard ka.lmay ~ furnace side drive
.t rirase. only 50 80; leaving
Hsr 7AIle-s rooms. modern: ,o.ft.
~ 'u.st " ,aNes S2s per year
ls ,f msrs-r down. ssd Iav.
-l sts -..d 1uy 80 $40. - 6065
- C.s|r s-.r.s- Ranch fvpe rooms.
.s'f.C. ..-tt i.t, seurttr blinds. screens
no fm Ssu, bargain leaving. Fl 522o
taHf Detroit 2. H0 SaNony; open 2'.
vsrar r.. me. attic basement s0-f'
t.strc stove, 81 500 dUWn. 10.
u- W pi --2J.
LAX EHoI>r Mach : bedroom home, m
basement; only 81 'Gn 5000 down. -
n1 ntn, immediate pnesessiou BY appoint
ment znvn harper. IT,. 2ss2D
Lemon, 2esf-sW rooms. hath: side
arv Immediate session, s. 200.
I i.tI'N HAAI.
MARYLAND Mack SOC. 9 hcdroom. mod
sru. E7rsgs only S.. zoo. 5000 down. $50
month lmWrsl ate possession. SHOWN D.
tppcirtmeu' only. Tr. 500.
MANN tLI.-Cratiot -- Modern rooms
50 200 81 500 down Pettne PL. 1880
MrnuUiNI NIL. ls3s. near Catholic church
t..u- .4rEe attic, garage. 81. 500, 10
down ly Shoe 7s23
NINE MILE HARPER NOW VACANT
Tcauutu.y recunditouei. soft. Wide:
f0ur rooms new sink furnace. bath.
laN price 81 rHn down. Bartlett. LIZ. $3.50,
EgHN- sl67 GratIot sec. rooms E.
moI,ia except ment. a sacrifice at
81 f7a r7iF $50 month Appointment only.
Inquire .utli Harper IT, 2SS2O
SISGt ALMOST NEW
Fcr0fBlp Two bedrooms. tile floor bath
paved street. occupancy within 30 days
Total price 81 geO O'Nejl Realty. 900
vast state Fair. TSinbf Az 1850
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE

COLORED -Bethule . rooms furnished
tvacsnt soonl sisf Cameron Is rooms,
Sf6u down 1929 Goodwin. fine { rooms
$500 down Plenty fwarUats also FDFT-
MAN 9H2S Oakland Townsend 7-tisy
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

Kelly Rd. & Liberal
blks Norh Of Mile Rd
$500 DOWN
New four room bungalow. ready 10
move To- The finest finished homes
BOO Detroit for the money
LOUIS ROSE DISTRIBUTOR
} HOME BUILDING DIVISION
l9401 Kelly Rd. PR. $500
/ NEFF RID. 4l3s near Mack small ne~
/ home, s., 500. terms. Vacant,
NEW br bungalow; rent with option 20
buy, ? bedrqoms, recreation space
2 Mi-Jos. campau Sec, haskin. TU. dlz2.
S45 PER-MONTH BUYS
these brick double houses. rooms ard
bath each located on Morans between
Miie aud Kelly. Open daily 70 =.
1901 = 7 NILE RID PL 1900
HOUSES FOR SALE--EASr
ALMOST new Gratiot-7 Mile sec brick
rooms al 'ile features recreation
room paved street. quick possession: only
b, INo. 3 lNo dpwn. shown bs spppint
menf pnN 1868 Ess' 4 Nile. ~. 1893.
ASNDrr 2O2il near H1over-s MILO &
.irrr RI. ms complete toilet and hath
-ttr.. rated lot s0xt2J enly 81 500.
IRwrS KiGHT aAINEs nc
olfoI. Cfa'4t rrusps $3.50
BtRGAIN Modern troorn good con1.-
tln arge b. Tear garase. Owner.
F.maurs' f7Cf-J
BFWIcK 1884 rooms frame modern
tal garage. s. ~. nst doNn IJsD-
Mar,
SHIlGS Warren See d rooms. 8 bed
f.r.u.. modern M good condition. IN
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
MARTINDALE. s., 52i7

Near "a River and Joy Rci; shown ty
appointment only room mNk 4 large
airy BEDROOMS sun room natural fire.
place garage s., 500 $1,000 down. owner
Tnomss McHugh. lii0 Ford Bldg. Cad,
mao
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

LINCOLN PARK 2oe5 tCicotin on Dix
between Southfeld and Outer Drive -
Modern 2-bedrOom home, tile bath fun
basement and hoored attic; lawns estah-
iished VIII sell with or without furnlture. .
down paNrnenl 500 or NOR
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

NEW 7-room home win matd's quarters
Crosse Pointe Parkg Phone Niagara os53
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Beautiful Dearborn Homo

Restrctei lovely area -four lar-e bod
rooms three baths pine panel urlns ro0m
t2TNlbl, pine Kitchen gas heated ample
closet space lnclIdtnE large beidIng
closets. attached 2-rar garage large
hot 7xl3O. beautifully .andscspei; large
fruit vegetable. flower gardens: com
pietely fenced real home owner Dear
born 1892
BEWICk, 1884 % rooms. bath. bed
rooms fun basement furnace 2-car
rAraEe s. 300 M4rraH Alal
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
DEARBORN. NEST

BRICK veneer large rooms and lsrge
unfinished sttc. Tile bath and kitchen.
gss a. g. natural fireplace garage, $40 jp0.
. u. IEnMIn..I. III 1898
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

MUENART l320O-Vacant brick income,
3-car garage. open IL 20 sunday
MORAN. 1905 50 900
NeTlv painted. rooms and bath. bed
rooms Earagt Prospect 1852
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

TAYLOR gil = OWNER LEAVING CITY
tNc cepiloual fine home perfect condition
lr Or out. nedrws sunro0ms siAts
r,of with or without furniture. TO s-425l.
IROGUOiS (nr. Warren Large rms 4
Dedrms., gar; good condition. IL MN
ufes from downtown
CALL EUGENE GESCHWISD PL. 34is
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
CULVER. 1920

DEARBORN VACANT-OPEN SUNDAY
Van Born and Pelham Rds rms aa4
bath steam heat. large lots, bargain.
S. 800 $500 down and move night in.
owner Thos McHugh. 100 Ford Bldg
a. Ug4g
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
DEARBORN. NEST

I.lndhergh School district = rms y. V
Colonial gas nj. nat'i fireplace lav ist
ippr copper screens. storm sash, screened
porch 2-cAr gar. lus.ft lot. Al2 900.
o IA IEDWIp il De 1865
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
AMHERST, 25743

Dearborn township ! block y % Van
Born Rd y block r 81 Jim DsN
fe,-H- ~ t1rupirt cd tw1 farge tots.
81 5O0. $500 down Move right On oct 4
S25 per mo. owner Thss NcHugh. 1910
Ford Bldg. ca 01is
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
HOUSES ron sALE-wEsT
A BARGAIN AT S5.305

a BARGAIN AT 81, ,39o
AUTOMATIC GAS HEAT
NOW VACANT MOVE HIGHT IN
AUBURN ll13S nT Plymouth Rd., oNner
transferred. A 2-yT old 5-rm home. good
cond.. newly painted OUTSIDE. tile features.
storm windows screens. fun bnsem ?
comb. dJofY Si.575 cash Tor dced. $50
mo, inc taxes and insurangr
I FULL PRiCE-S3,475
MOVE RIGHT IN-NOW VACANT
HEYDEN i2SJ2. nr. SchuolcrHft. A c07y
5 rm. home. excellent condition large
modern bath. asbestos siding. NEW ROOT,
on heat h0t water. cabinet sink. fenced,
TOTALtPRICE- SO. 500
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
GRANDMONT. l2025. mr.. Plymouth Rd
> large rooms bath. stairway 10 hOOred
attic, NEW roof 2car gar, paved.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 1913 p. M
ROY l.. R0UNTREE, Realtor
ls20o PLYMOUTH RID VIZ 5l5O0
"A i-BEDRM home. ONLY 5000 HURRY
2 GAR. GOOD LOCATION. Pr 32ls
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-23
Girl Scout GUNNER
Camp Shaping Up

At especial meeting held yester-
day afternoon in the, penthouse Of
the Alaska Light and Power Co.,
committeewomen of the Juneau
Douglas Girl Scout council furth-
cred plans for the Girl Scout sum-
sa1er. camp to be held this summer,
probably in June.
Miss Pauline Roach, who has for
the past three years acted as sum
t1ier camp leader for Girl Scouts
Of Spokane, has been extended an
Invitation to act as camp leader
In Juneau and is expected to wire
her response. sopn. =
"a communication from the ma
tio1al headquarters at Washington,
o. C..'s was also presented at the
meeting, its contefits stressings the
importance of camp training during
war times. 1t was decided to order
Girl Scout cookies for distribution
through local grocers who have
requested them. Next meeting of
the council will fail on April IL,
Scout Commissioner Mrs. H. L.
Faulkner announced
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-23
Finland AS a Test Case
New York Times

New York Times s..,e; IA.
The American Government is preparing to as
semble in this country conference of representa-
tives of the United Nations to discuss a basis for
future peace and economic and political cooperation
after the war. According to Acting Secretary of
State Sumner Wees, the primary objective of such
a conference would be to set up machinery for the
collection and study of material bearing all the
problems involved in order to create firm founda-
ton which to build the postwar world In a
sense, the gathering would thus become a prelinin
airy study commission to prepare the ground for the
future peace conference ar
Such meeting serve a useful purpose
clearing agency for different views and rival claims
framed by the responsible governments involved. OF
necessity these views and claims are likely to repre-
sent the maximum which each nation ultimately
hopes to attain But their mere submission should
do much to clarity the real stand of the various gov
ernments allay some fears and suspicious, and per-
chance reveal that some of the differences not
large they have been represented sasr y
But such conference would command much
greater authority and public confidence if it could
be vased solid achievement in the application
of the Atlantic Charter token of the goodwill of
the governments participating in it. And the oppor-
tunity for such achievement presents itself in the
of Finland In the words of President Risto
Ryti the Finnish people long for, peace. but de-
terined fight to the last for their self preserva
ton and guaranty of their security against future
attack-attack not only from the outside but also
from the inside through paid agents of any foreign
government. On the other SIDE Finland is, mot sub
ject to the ultimatum for unconditional surrender
served on the Axis, because the United States is
not at with Finland and Russia, which is at war
with Finland has never subscribed to this utimat,n
even in respect to, Germany. Between these two
stands there should be way to take Finland out
of the 1t would be great contribution to al
United Nations victory as a battle won, and more
solid foundation for future peace than any prelimn
airy discussion. ~ 81 .le e6- Z, ast 80 visit
Finland thus becomes a touchstope for the prin-
ciples of the Atlantic Charter and the future peace
And since Finlands will to peace cannot be doubted
becomes also test of the sincerity and goodwill
of Russia, and the diplomatic resourcefulness of
Washington
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-23
FRIEND OR ENEMY

War Department officials, iii
their off moments, are making a
collection OF 1.-The signs and coun-
tersigns used oy, men in the Army
to INDICATE to sentries the approach
of a friendly patrol
IN the old 1910 days of the slow
moving defense program, VIII n
stove pipes were used for guns,
the word stove" was commonly
shouted by the sentry, and the
word pipe" was the proper coun-
tersign.
Another challenge, seven" and
eleven" was abandoned during
maneuvers, because the answer was
too obvious. Officer candidate class
es often use the date of graduation
as sign and countersign. such as
March and eleven because the
date when he will get. his bars is
nldelibly stamped on the mind OF
each man. ~. So, -.
Such words as "boogie' ano
''woogie' -. hep" and "cat" are
used often because they are cal
culated to confuse even an English
speaking enemy.
"Whiskey" and soda used to be
,opular, but it2was too often that
when a sentry yelled s@Whiskeyp
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-23

1t is an anomaly that the business of selecting
men for one of the most dangerous of all occupa-
tons-that of the soldier-has been the medium of
great progress against of the most dangerous of
all diseases tuberculosis.
For nearly year and half now, every cand-
date for induction in the United States Army has
had his chest Xrayed for indications of tuberculosis
At least one member of each of the Army Examining
and induction Boards is an Army physician expert
in the reading of x-rays
=, Thanks to this precaution the suffering from
active tuberculosis, those with unstable chest
ditons, weeded out of the stream of inductees.
The volume OF the process may be appreciated from
the total size of the Army
On hand. this procedure is of great value
negatively 1t keeps out of the Army men who would
be physical liabilities at best. and at worst might be
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-23
Daily Lessons in English y L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do This solution
lutey a
OFTEN MSPRONOUNCED: Gaelic gal-ik
OFTEN IISSPEIIED: Cipher; Cypress
syllable
SYNONYMS adjective kindly gentle friendly gracious
sympathetic, enient,
STUDY S u
vocabulary