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schnei win present ere % Cisyton
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vrsT. BE ns~ K.y musical rsa<is.
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wili - rrcduc<d N early March
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east and lneiszd< wsfr<n T1>ta
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vein for nsreE % pr~1enf~d ~
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usual spring ep>ra a formal cnn-
cert presented ~ the entire music
department. including tne hand.
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Marseillaise" Recognized
AS Universal Cry Of Liberty
Song Rises From Humble Birth
To International Lostinq Fome

mere are some songs in the worlds history which be-
as loca numbers, finally outgrow their surroundings
beyond the borders Of the country which bore
mem and eventually become the property Of all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

MRS w. IS SLIM. She's full Of vim, stout OF
heart. She lost unwanted pounds the
Ry-Krisp way, still enjoys Ry,Krisp as
bread It's toasty~crisp, has rich rye flavor,
supplies most OF tie pitaHiR 81 OF whole
rye and provides bulk 10 aid regularity.
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BE SLIM OF FIGURE sToUT OF HEART Kszee z kzez1 ~

This handy little booklet gives complete
reducing diets for men and women. Nutri-
tionally sound. Simple to follow Helps to
tone up as il Sims down For free copy.
iHsLsend IL postal to r TX RtSP, Il
Checkerboard Square. St Louis, Missouri
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20 YEARS AGO f Fir nn11Rn

MARCH 1928 aefnigas Ta'sn e. 3it.
going made Admiral watson to make
its Alaska
vessel The vessel had brought freight to Juneau
Steamship COMPANY was passenger
Anchorage where he was
Ito be for
- 4Nlsse % aea
enjoyable birthday had place
Stephenson birthday dinner
laid for II and St Patrcks decoration were
F. Henzleman engineer with
turned Juneau from the
Parks Chief Division General
Juneau the Alameda
Mr. Parks
townstes
to headquarters about middle o April
capacity
of the Legislature
Delegate Sutherland
Short deeply impressive ceremony presenting
Gowals the Distinguished
conspicuous services the nation Presentation
the hall of the
assembled session. pinned
C
Holy
following display
Company Every pleasing
to be
Weather forecast temperature
mini
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is best in world knowledge will bt
selected. Whatever is to be usefu
in the new order must dominate
the seers declare, and they proph-
esy marvellous mental development
in which dormant powers are util-
lied.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Foreign astrologers predict for Re
Archbishop of Canterbury a long
period of service to the government
as well as to the, people Of Great
Britain. AS a scholar and religious
leader his horoscope shows that he
will ningIe the practical with the
spiritual in his service. Certain as
poets presage many trials and diff
ficuities for the head of the Church
Of England
Persons whose birthdate it. is have
the augury Of year Of discipline
IN which they must avoid antagon-
izing persons in authority. Sep
TENDER may be a critical month
for them.
Children born on this day pro-
badly will be extremely gifted and
for this reason difficult to direct
Success is promised them If they
avoid cratic conduct and selfish
methods of seeking fame.
Copyright, 1943)
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On January q of this year the Governor, in his
message to the Legislature said among other things:
The argument that local. state or terri
toria government should be practically imperative in
wartime, and that instead should abdcate to the
Federal government, is negation of the very es-
sence of Democracy"
We find this remark entirely out of line with
the message which this same man sent to the Legis-
lature in giving for vetong the appropria-
ton for the Territorial Department of Labor This
latter message said
newly established Federal agencies-the
War Labor Board and the War Manpower Commits
sion--have come in to take over large part of the
governmental labor field and carrying out the
far-reaching provisions beneficial to labor which
have been established with the creation of these
agencies. AS the war continues Alaskas labor will
increasingly come under Federal jurisdiction and
under conditions in which labor is better paid and
better protected in its rights, than before in
history. The Territory therefore, certainly needs
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-20
Typically Hitler
Cincinnati Enquirer

The mystery of Adolf Hitlers status and where
abouts was intensified by his failure to appear
Gently at the meeting in Munich marking the
twenty-thrd anniversary of the founding of the Ma
ltonal Socialist party, AS on two previous compar-
able occasions where his presence might have been
expected the Rechsfuhrer was represented only by
proclamation.
1t may be that the Nazi leaders devious artists
of psychological warfare that they intend for the
world suspect that Adolf Hitler is dead or other
wise incapacitated If so, they have two possible
motves-to confound and disappoint the Allies land
perhaps reinvigorate the German people, by his re-
appearance, or to sound out the attitude OF the
world toward Germany Hitler However con-
lecture Htlers status is a planned mystery, it has
not thus far achieved much from Nazi point OF
view The United Nations have shown scant con-
Germ whether or not Hters hide is stn intact. They
have exhibited no citation which would make them
subject to a later depression should he reappear on
the scene And, certainly, they have made it clear
that the war against the Reich is not merely man
hunt for Der Fuehrer Finally--to the contrary of
any supposition that Hitler is dead-it should be
noted that the Nazi dictaor and his intuition are
indeed too busily engaged on the eastern front for
much speechmaking
Hitler's proclamation, whether or not he was the
real author, was done in the most extreme Nazi
style Indeed it was persuasvey authentic in its
n
pie are given still another big dose of the slightly
furnished mysticism with which Hitler has rooeq
himself for the last decade. Il am entitled to be-
eve" the proclamation said, that Providence slated
me to fulfill this mission because without its grace
1 could not have started" In another place, the
proclamation told the Nazis that they may rest as
sured that the same fanatcism of the past inspires
me also today and will leave me as long as
live
The message contained several terrible portehts
One was the assertion that we shall consider 1t 2
matter of course not to spare foreign lives And
another was the vehement declaration that the tight
would end with the determination of Jewry in Ell-
rope" and that the German people now Will can
on and employ all their energies in manner as was
never done before for war in the history OF man
kind. s..a .t,4 fsr,ssss fg.s4t .
These are the symptoms of mad dog finally
brought to bay And the infinite tragedy OF 1t IS
that there are millions of human beings in Europe
subject to the violence of the final throes OF his
madness.
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MERRY-GO-ROUND

Because dark-skinned Latin AM
eiican visitors have run afoul Of
Miamis Jim Crow laws, which in
clude 9 O'Clock curfew, the
Rockefeller Office has taken a
special house in Miami for enter
tainment of Latin American digni-
taries =. Admiral William D.
Leahy, Chief of Staff to the Presi-
dent, has a son, Lieut.. Comdr. Will
liam H. Leahy who is doing good
job in the Bureau of Ships A
friend advised Senator Theodore
Green of Rhode Island, who as rs
remains one of the, Senate's most
gymnastic members, to take salt
tablets to compensate for loss OF
salt from the body by perspiration
Il bought a bottle" says Senator
Green, but l. couldn't find tn
they made any difference, 1 fin
ished the bottle, because I wanted
to get my moneys worth, but
didn't buy any more" Though
many member of Congress gives
mis- whole life story in the Congress
sional Director, Senator Joseph F
Guffey confines himself to these
words, Democrat, Pittsburgh, Pa
unmarried"
Copyright, l943. by United Fea-
ture Syndicate, Inc)
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SUNDAY, MARCH 81

Adverse planetary aspects are ac-
tive until late today. Unrest, dis
trust and apprehension are en-
couraged under this configuration
HEART AND HOME: The expan-
siveness of Jupiter has been seen
as responsible for the upsurging
Of religious consciousness in many
countries, but most generally in the
United States. Astrologers prophesy
much sorrow for us who have had
the happiness of life under a demo-
cratic government. In coming
months the price of future world
leadership, which will be great in
loss of life and property, will be
paid in mental and physical suf-
fering that prepares for loftiest
human service. This. war IS to be
recognized as "a prelude to 9. great
renaissance in which the peoples of
all nations will come into their own
after severe travail"
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Americans
who belong to the class of small
businessmen will be. active in seek
ing new connections as their for
mer fields, of activity are closed to
them. Although Congress will dis
cuss the plight of typical merchants
and manufacturers who have oper-
ated on limited capital and will
suggest methods of relief, the stars
promise little for those who were
dependent in the old-fashioned
limited way.
NATIONAL ISSUES: Wars in
fluence on education will be of
concern in schools and colleges as
the effects OF practical changes are
studied. Technical training that is
necessary in assuring victory will
put in the background academic
standards through the duration. it
is forecast, but in the future what
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-20
INTERVENING WASHINGTON

Some Democratic politicos who
couldn't afford the time to do a
Frank Walker swing around the
country recently got a quick check
on the nation by interviewing
breath taking Bob eros, the Cali
fornia lecturer, who has inter-
viewed more people in and out of
Washington than most old timers.
On this trip he squeezed in all but
two of the Cabinet, Madame Chi
ang Kai-shek, Willkie, Herbert
Hoover John L. Lewis, Lord Hall
fax, Litvinoff and dozen others.
Administration big-wigs, includ-
ing Harry Hopkins, seemed more
anxious to interview him, piled him
with questions about the sentiment
of the American people. eros re-
ported that politically sentiment
was bad, that isolationism was not
dead by a long shot,
Gros summarized Washington
personalities Baruch the cannieSt;
Henry Kaiser the greatest doer;
Rickenbacker the greatest zealot;
Hopkins and FDR the most charm
ing; Manuel Quezon the most dy-
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HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
but do not c07apep
Monday, March %

Benefic aspects rule strongly to-
day. 1t is date promising to the
nation. Government heads are un-
der lucky sway.
HEART AND HOME: Women
should be fortunate today in THEN
interviews with persons in posi-
tons of power and influence. 1t is
an suspicious date to seek employ
ment. Under this configuration
family interests extend to public
affairs. There is sign read as
warning girls who are successful in
important positions that there will
be envy and jealousy awakened
among associates. Egotism and
selfishness should be eliminated.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Govern
ment business is we'll directed today
Money should flow into the United
States Treasury in large quantities
because citizens Of every degree OF
wealth will be aroused to their
obligations. Fear as well as patrio-
tism win inspire generosity in con-
tributing to war needs as the cost
Of maintaining millions of men in
uniform steadily. rises. Arms and
ammunition will be produced in
amazing quantities this month, it
is predicted. $500. Ed
NATIONAL ISSUES: Astrologers
warn civilians who are giving vol
unteer service in defense work that
they must not weary in well-doing
1t has been long predicted that
within the United States a deed
Of horror may cause great losses
Despite vigilance, saboteurs and
spies are active, it is declared, but
when the Axis reaches desperate
straits a daring coup may be ex-
pected. Peace overtures by the
Axis are presaged and must be re-
jected decisively because they are
part of plot of extreme treach-
cry. gz..s.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Tenacity of purpose will be demon
strated in the ,yalor of United
States soldiers engaged in warfare
in the Pacific. Here the conflict
will be long drawn out, regardless
of terrific. losses by, the Japanese
Jungle fighting will be fiercer each
week on certain islands where oul
foes have advantages. owing to i'm
munity to disease and familiarity
| with localities, but step by steI
success will be attained. Until thu
end of the month severe experiences
will be the lot of our men.
Persons whose birthdate it is
have the augury of year of un-
usual importance in business ane
domestic conditions. The young
will marry fortunately.
Children born on this day prob
ably will have noble careers il
which they bring prosperity te
those whom they love- Kindness
and unselfishness should, be lead
ing traits
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manept organization.

uldileilJ organization.
Friday morning the report of the
financial committee was received
and the delegates passed several
resolutions Of the Rules and Con-
stitution Committees report.
In the afternoon the delegates
continued to work on the bylaws
submitted by the Rules and Con-
stitution Committee and at the
night session this function was
completed.
Ballots were also cast for Gen.
eral President and Secretary
Treasurer.
Yesterday three sessions were
held, the morning meeting recessing
at noon to attend a luncheon
planned by the Arrangement Com
mittee in the Iris Room of the
Baranof Hotel. Pictures of the
gathering were taken by Lu Liston.
AT the afternoon session, Joseph
T. Flakne, Acting Director of the
War Manpower Commission, gave
fine address, telling of the work.
lngs of the commission, the help
now being given and can be given
on Alaska troubles with outside
help.
The afternoon session adjourned
at 4 o'clock, and the night session
took up at Z o'clock, continuing to
10 o'clock. Sessions were resumed
at 10 o'clock this morning.
The convention is meeting in
the AFL headquarters at Second
Avenue.
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LOOK and LEARN G GORDON

OF what States the following the nknames
State b Buckeye State Old Dominion
How long after planting
What tree famous the hiding English
Which the farther north Germany?
s. How lines there a
ANSWERS:
l. ca Pennsylvania OBJ Ohio Virginia. I'D
Three years.
Charter
Berlin.
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Daily Lessons in English y. |. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MSUSED Do Robert didn't very
keen about accepting" Say didn't very EAGER"
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Circuit Pronounce sur kit U as in
FUR KIT, and not -kut
OFTEN MISSPEILED Worry worrying;
SYNONYMS winding
pentine
WORD STUDY: a yours" Letu us
quickenng; anmatng the vivi-
flying n
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Brown Palace Hotel, Denver; March
30, Paxton Hotel, Omaha; March
81, the Blackstone, Chicago; April
l back to Washington to report on
what the West thinks about the
fourth term.
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eye behind bellicose Senator Nc
Kellar's bill to require all presi-
Dental appointments drawing $4,000
or over to be confirmed by the
Senate.
One thing which most people
don't realize is that the bill is
retroactive and would require Sem
ate confirmation for all appoint
Inents since 1886. This would mean
that almost every Roosevelt APP
pointee since then, even those serv-
ing in minor capacities, would come
up for scrutiny by any pollucai
enemies they might have in the
Senate The Senate would have
no time left to consider legislation.
Also the bill offers unique oppor
tunities for heading off presiden-
tial candidates. Take, for instance,
the position of Senator Van Mugs
Of Indiana, bitterly opposed to his
fellow ndianian Paul McNutt and
anxious to thwart his presidential
ambitions.
Senator Van Mugs is theoretically
for the Mcclellan bill Why shouldn't
he be? He could then review the
Jobs which Paul McNutt has given
out to the following gentlemen
from Indiana
Dr. Frank H. Sparks President
of Wabash College, serving as Di-
rector of the Bureau OF Manpower
Utilization.
Dr. Edward c. Elliott-President
Of Purdue University in charge OF
the college training program for
VINO.
Fowler Harper-Former dean oil
the Law School of Indiana Univer-
sity,l now Deputy Chairman OF the
VINO.
Bernard D. Gavit-Who succeed
cd Harper as dean of the Indiana
Law School. but has now followed
him to Washington to become Cen
eral Counsel of the VINO.
However, there is little chance
that Van Mugs will have a chance
to purge the McNutt machine. Fol
one thing, the Republicans are be-
ginning to see the danger of the
Mcclellan bill Though it would
enabarrass Roosevelt, it would also
embarrass the next Republican ad-
ministration, and Republican Sena-
gorS are cody confident of victory
FRANK WALKERS COAT-TAILs
Postmaster General Frank Walk
er didn't want it published, but te
Democratic politicos anxious tc
catch his coat-tails during his cur
rent inspection % tour, here is
Franks confidential route: March
16, Olympic Hotel. Seattle; March
II, Benson Hotel, Portland; March
10, Senator Hotel, Sacramento;
March 1920, Mark Hopkins Hotel
San Francisco; March 2l-24, Bit
more Hotel, Los Angeles; March
rs. u. S. Grant Hotel, San Diego;
March 81, Hotel Westward Ho
Phoenix, Ariz; March 20, Hilton
Hotel. Albuquerque. March 20
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F1UDIkN IliuUlIlI ROBERTA LEE

Should the bride delayed
good wishes as she is leaving the church?
A. No The wedding reception is place
When making call it all a
the family?
A. a calls on a
Who makes the first the evening
following formal dinner?
A. The
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
MARCH 20

MARCH 20
Corporal John j. Dolan
Kenneth Allen
Mrs. Earl B. Wilson
Billy Converse
CLAUS LARSON
Mrs. w. E. Britt
Larry Pusich
Mary Arlene Giovanetti
MARCH 81
Lieut.. Jack Roberts
Lee H. Smith
William w. Friend
George Alexander
Bill Kiloh
Robert Forrest
Charles E. York
Oren H. Hatch
Joe Flanagan
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Department of Labor less than it did two years
ago, and will need it Increasingly long the
war lasts. :"
The statements do not agree.
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MASONIC MEETING

Regular meeting of Mt. Juneau
Lodge of Masons, Monday evening,
March %, 7:3O pm. Work in E.A.
Degree.
j. w. LEVERS,
adv. Secretary.
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YOUR BROKEN LENSES

Replaced in our own shop. Eyes
Examined. DR.. Rae Lillian Carlson.
Blomgren BLDG. Phone 636. adv.
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D ele gaies to Convention
Hear Hakne~cast Bal
!. lots for Officers

The sessions OF the Alaska Ter
ritorial Federation Of Labor are re-
sulting in much progress being
made toward formation of per-
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manic; and Rubber Gar JefferS
the most hard-boiled.
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Washington
Merry
6o-Round

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-05
Written for NEA

Women in such numbers are
entering industry, that indus
try has had to re-gear itself in
many ways TO accommodate the
change. Medically, women pres
ent problems from those Of
men under the same set of cir
cumstances. Since in these pc
culiar wartimes, the industrial
physician in many cases has
temporarily supplanted the fam
lily physician, he must look after
the feminine problems of his
newest and most numerous
charges il women and industry
alike are 10 flourish and pro-
duce effectively.
The private physician gives
his services when and where
they are asked but many of the
women now employed in large
scale manufacturing enterprises
have had little regular expert
ence with the general run of the
medical profession Routine
medical examination and care
are thus presented to them for
the first time by reason of what
is now commonplace in indus
try. e., the function of the
industrial physician.