davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
VYZNAM BRZKE NAVSTE-
Wy CSL. PRESIDENTA BENE-
Sc We WASHINGTONE.

Male evropske narody velmi
|spolehaj1 Sc ma Westinghouse
porady o zabezpecenf "noveho
sveta." = Stanovisko Sovetske-
no Ruska ma velkou dulezitost.
Boston (ONA): = Zdejsf
christian Science Monitor"
pfse o chystanem pr1jezdu ces-
koslovenskeho p~residenta DR..
Edvarda Benese a prohlasuje,
re jeho priced zd1raznuje ex-
tremn1 zavislost malych svrop-
skych narodG ma rozhovorech
americko-brit k
nimz prave dochazf We Wash
ingtone.
Jmenovany list pise: cdr.
Benes bro Sc pripojf k pr1vo-
du diplomatic do Washingtonu
Imezi simiz byl norsky zahra-
nicnf ministr Trygve Lie, kteT1
prisli Tfci sve slovo v obodb1
rozhovorG zahajenych pricho-
dem britskeho zahranicniho mi
nistra Anthony Edena."
'Tyto zahranicnf vlady zd1-
raznujf re tax dlouho pokud
hlavnf predstavitele Spojenych
narodd n~evyresi mezi sebou "a
kladn1 problemy povalecne po-
liticke dpravy, je temer vylou-
ceno, ably obsazene a porobene
narody a ostatn1 male staty Sc
samy molly dohodnouti mezi
sebou o sve budoucnosti."
"Male narody nemohou jed
natl mezi sebou O hranicnlch
otazkach aniz by Sc Jim nestalo
re jejich vysledky porad nebu-
dou prevraceny. Nemohou jed
natl O regionaln1ch federac1ch.
Nemohou skoro ami Sc dohod-
mouth ma jednoduchych planech
potrestani domacfch zradc1 a
nemeckych gauleitrd, kterf mo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
Vojaci v Egypts a Palestine
poslouchaji csl. rozhlas
z Ameriky.

Washington (CTK) - Ty-
to dny dosla zprava Cd csl. vo-
V Egypt6 a Palestine, re
poslouchaj1 csl. kratkovlnny
rozhlas re Spojenych StatG a
zvlaSte Sc zaj1majf O vzkazy
csl. krajand. Byly s pocatku>
znacne polite S odposlouchava
MIN, ale V posledni dobe Sc jiz
sp%oluprace tax naladila, re mi
mo male poruchy je prfjem bez
vadny. Vojaci dekuj1 krajan-
skym organisacim v Americe
"a to, re ma ne nezapomfnajl a
vzkazuj1 sv6 srdecne pozdravy
jak krajanske Americe, tax
spolupracovnlkGm rozhlasove
sluzby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26

hou byti chyceni mftsnimi Was
tenet. Tolik zalezi ma rozhod-
mutt velke trojice."
male narody sc zvlaste "a
j1maj1 o stanovisku Ruska, pro-
toze Rusko zGstava nejsilnejsi
kontinentaln1 velmoci a proto-
re Stain Sc zretelem ma baltic
Ike staty a vychodn1 Polsko jiz
oznamil, re Rusko Dude trvati
ma povalecne zaruce pred ito
kem."
"Christian Science Monitor"
dale popisuje prekazky klade-
ne malym statGm v jejich prf-
pravach povalecnych opatrenf.
Osm zahranicnfch vlad v Lon
dyne ma staly vybor, ktery pra
cuje ma podm1nkach pffmeTf,
reparacfch a podobne. Ale
vzdy zGstava pocit, re tato roz-
hodnut1 mohou byti 1plne zme-
nena nebo docela zmaTena roz-
hOdnutlm VelmOcl.
"Rozhovory mezi statnim ia
jemnfkem Cordellem Hullem a
zahranicn1m ministrem Eide
mem, p1se list, budou rozs1reny
ma ruskou 1cast ably Sc tim O.
tevrela costa k eventualn1m "a
sadn1m rozhodnut1m, ktere by
malym stat6m Spojerych naro-
dn daily vetsf volnost v jejich
povalecnych prfpravach."
"SoupeT1cf nacionalismy, ire
~dentisticke pozadavky rozehna
neho obyvatelstva a politicke
boje vedene pro a proti komu-
nistickemu partyzanskemu vii
WI Sc uplatnuj1 vice a vice
nesmfrne st6zujl jakekoliv
spravne uplatnovan1 idealG A
tlanticke charity v nekterych
balkanskych a podunajskych
oblastech."
cdr. E. Benes, vynikajfc1 di-
a sveho casu predseda
shromazdenf Spolecnosti naro-
dI ma sve vlastnl nazory ma
usporadanl Vychod-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
MasarykEv vnuk " ceskoslo.
venske armada.

Ustfedi Ceskoslovenskeho Ma
rodnfho Sdruzenf v Kanade O.
znamuje, re v Kanade je ted
v ceskoslovenske letecke jed
notice Leonard Revilliod, vnuk
presidential Osvoboditele T. c..
Masaryka. Je to syn Masary-
kovy dcery Olgy, ktera Sc pro-
vdala "a svycarskeho lekare
Ora. Revilioda.
Leonard Revilliod brzy po
vypuknut1 valky pTijel Sc svou
matkou a S mlads1m bratrem
Herbertem do Angle, kde pc
dokoncen1 studi1, a pc dosazeni
vojenskeho veku sc dobrovolne
pfihlasil do ceskoslovenske ar
mady. Leonard Revilliod byl
pfidelen k letectvu a nyn1 je v
Moncton, New Brunswick, v
Kanade ma vycviku.
Je to snad jediny pr1pad, re
svycarsky prfslusnfk je clenem
ceskoslovenske armady. Ten
to Swear je vsak duchem a
srdcem Cechoslovak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
DOPIS.
Phoenix, II. bTezna 49,

Phoenix, II. bTezna 1913.
Mill krajane:-
V poslednfch dopisech jsem
YAM popsal castecn6 nekolik
zaj1mav6js1ch mist v Arizone,
a nynf YAM chci popsat vesnici
V nejblizS1m okol1 v nemz zijf.
Vesnicka Sunny Slope, V
n1z bydlim, lei ma prav6m bTe-
hu Arizona Kanalu asi 8 mil
severovychodne cd m6sta Phoe
nix V mens1 kotline obehnane
horami re trech stran, tax asi
jake bychom byli We velke kon-
ske podkove jej1z otevTena
strana sm6fuje k zapadu. Ma
lie jej1 domecky v6tsinou dreve-
ne jsou rozhazene nepravidel-
ne asi ma plose trech ctverec-
mich mil. Autobusova doprava
do Phoenix kazdou pul hodinu.
Lid6 zde zijfc1, jsou vesmes vsi-
chni, kteff sem pTijeli "a zdra-
vim re vsech statG i z Kanady.
Nejv1ce je zde lid1 trpicfch "a
duchOu, nosn1m katarem, SOU
chOtinami a revmatismem. Ne
kter1 uz jsou zde nekolik let,
JIM Ease jen ma par mesicG.
Lei dpln6 ma pousti, trosku
vySe polozene. Mezi jej1mi do
mecky je hodne vysokych kak-
tusu druhu "Sahuaro", ktere
dosahujf vyse az i SO stop a
kv6t techto je prohlasen "a
statnf kvetinu statu Arizona.
Tyto kaktusy SAIL do sebe vse-
chnu vlhkost re vzduchu, a je-
jich zelena kGra al 6 palc1
tlusta, obsahuje mnoho stavy,
jedina zasoba vody pro ptac-
two ma pousti' zijfcf. Proto ia
Ike hnedle kazdy ma v sobe cel6
tucty vyzobanych dir. Mezi
t6mito kaktusy jsou rozhazeny
sem tam velke bodlakove kere
az 8 stop vysok6, ktere krasne
kvetou ruzovou barvou. India
nj je nazyvajf Fire Bush,
spravne jmeno je "Ocotilla", a
zrovna ted zac1najf kvest. Ia
tlmto pasmem nor ktere mas
obep1na nachazf Sc jine ddoli,
tax zvane Paradise Valley,
kde je hodn6 dobr6 pddy ale
suche, malo dest6, a kde ma
mas krajan Vondrousek velkou
dobytkarskou farmu. a ktery
take ceka kdyby Sc ten novy
zavodnovac1 system uskutecnil,
a on mohl by pax zavodnit je-
no rozsahlou ranch 1866 akr1.
V tonic ma zahrnuto nekolik
tis1c akrd vladnf p1dy, kde
zkousf RUNE Mexicke travy
p6tsovat ktere Sc daff v SUI
hych krajinach. Tato semena
dodava vladnf vyzkumna
farmaTska STANCE z Phoenix.
Pred nedavnem kdyz mi prislo
jedno c1slo Telegraph, sebral
jsem Sc S mym sousedem Mr..
Larsonem, ktery tez zde lecf "a
duchu, je to rozeny Norvezan,
sourali jsme Sc pomalu ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26

nejblizS1 nlzkou horu, kde jsme
Sc usadili a cetli, on jeho nor
vezske noviny a ia "Telegraf".
Pc vsech stran1ch tohoto poho-
RI videti jest rGzna rozseta ska
liska castecne nacervenale bar
Wy, vetSina z mich mali formu
ulomeneho obrovskeho stromu
a skutecne pri blizsfm ohledanf
jsme k pasemu prekvapen1 ma
sli v prostred techto obrov-
skych pn1ch nektere soucastky
jeste polodrevene a polokamen
ne. V okolf t6chto napolo zka-
menelych PM je hojnostf roz-
hazenych zkamenelych trisek
a kusy kGry re strom1, opodal
videti je velke dlouhe zkame-
nel6 kmeny, vetsinou pfskem a
hlinou zavate. Toto nasvedcu-
|1je, re kdysi v pfedhistorickych
dobach tyto hory byly porostle
obrovskymi stromy, &C dnes
isou hole, jen malo slabymi ke-
Fl porostl6. Nektere z techto
zkamen6lych PM merf az 35
stop v prdm6ru. ia jsem 81 ma
sbiral pine kapsy techto zka-
menelych exemplarG a mann je
schovane V plechaci Cd sadla,
az prijedu domu tax VAN je S
radost1 ukazu.
We dnech s., 6. a Z. bfezna
odbyvalo Sc We Proenix "Ro-
deo", triumf zapadn1ho umen1.
Mapped slo ash 10000 vojska a
pax "Rodeo" jezdci a cowboys
ma konfch. Potion bylo pred
staveni v m1stn1m Fair
ground kter6 trvalo A hodiny,
pr cemz Sc odbyvaly zapasy v
lasovani a svazovan1 dobytka o
mistrovstv1 "Rodea" ma pT1st1
rok. Byli zde zastoupeni nej-
lepsf cowbojove re vsech "a
padnfch statG. Jeden cowboy
re statu Texas lasoval a svazal
rychle bez1cfho asi ctyrmes1c-
nfho volka "a 14.7 vteTiny. il
ny re statu Oklahoma, lasoval,
svazal a trochu mleka nadojil
do lahve Cd Coco-Cola cd nj
kdy medicine pred tim kravy
"a 70 vterin. Tento vykon Wy
volal vseobecnou potleskovou
boufi. JIM Ease zavodili v u
drzen1 Sc ma hTbete zdivoce-
lych bykG a povalenf jich, no
lyma rukama. V tectho vyko-
mech byli diva cowboyove cas-
tecne zranenf. Pc cele tri dny
"Rodea" jezdila patrola pc u
licich mesta Phoenix, a KIDD ne
mel n6co zapadackeho ma sobe
hned no sebrali a dali do "kri-
minalu", ktery vozili ma voze
pc ulic1ch ctyTma m1lama ia
zeneho. Pc zaplacenl pokuty
(ovsem jen dobrovolne), no O.
pet propustili. Tato "Rodea"
jsou jakymsi zapadn1m swat
KEN zde.
Minuly tyden sedel jsem ma
vyslunn1 a tn jsem spatTil je-
den aeroplan jak Ia MIN je sill
ny proud kouTe, letel asi mill a
pax Sc sT1itl k zemi a rozbil ma
sta kusG. Pilot sc ma mlste "a
bill, spadl ma zem asi dive mile
cd mas, ale napTed mel srazku
s jinym aeroplanem, ktery tez
wal "a sve ale pilot sc zachra-
nil.
Pocasi name menive, hodne
mrakd a vetrG jde cd zapadnf
strany, cd California, kde bydli
krajan Jan Kara. Muslin mu
dopsat ably ty mraky a v6try 81
tam V te California ponechali a
at to sem poSlou az v lete, kdyz
tady teplota We dine dostoupf
lis az 100 stupnG vestlnu, pax
mu budem chvalorecit.
Sc srdecnym pozdravem vSem
krajanGm a znamym
Frank Zaoralek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
Pozadavek o zrizeni demokra-
tickeho Rakouska. Prohlaseni
Svobodneho Rakouskeho hnuti.

Londyn (ONA): = Zdejsi
hnut1 "a Svobodn6 Rakousko
vydalo v souvislosti S vyrocim
Hitlerova obsazenf Rakouska
prohlasenf v nemz zada, ably
Spojene narody "a jeden re
svych valecnych cfl6 81 urcily
zTfzenf nezavisleho a demokra-
tickeho Rakouska. Takove pro-
hlasen1 by melo nesporny vliv
ma posileni rakouskeho odboje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
Zatykani katolickych knezi
" Holandsku.

Londyn (ONA) : Dvanact
katolickych knezf bylo V tech
to dnech zatceno Nemci a pet
z mich bylo poslano do koncen-
tracn1ho tabora v Amersfoor-
tn. Knezf byli obvineni z veTej-
neho poburovan1 a vyzyvanf k
nedodrzovan1 nemeckych pred
pisG O mobilizaci pracovnfch
sill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26
Pluk. gst. Spaniel " Mexiku.

Washington (CTK) = Ty-
to dny odjel do Mexika We stu
zebn1m poslan1 csl. vyslanectvi
We Washingtonu pluk. gst. Oh
dfich Spaniel, jenz je zaroven
jmenovan nasim vojenskym "a
pro Mexiko. Vrati Sc
zpet do Spojenych Stat1 v po-
pTistfho mesice.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
REPORT is VERIFIED

WASHINGTON, March 25-Pres-
ident Roosevelt announced late this
afternoon the creation of an Agri-
culture Department for the admin
istration OF food production n d
distribution, to be headed by Ches-
ter Davis.
Statement Issued
The statement said: The admin
istrator will have charge of what
may be called food production and
distribution activities of the De-
'partment, including agricultural adj
justment and administration of
food distribution activities IN at
were transferred to the Department
of Agriculture by the War Produc-
ton Board in December.
THE Department of Farm Labor
was recently transferred to the
Department of War Manpower
Commission"
Rooseyelt's statement didn't say
whether Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard would retain or give up
his responsibility with Davis as a
subordinate or as full Pledged food
boss.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
TRAIL CONDITIONS
IDEAL FOR M0LLER
TROPHY RACE sun
Breakfast 10 Be HeId-Res.
ervations 10 Be Made
with Curt Shattu(k

Ideal trail conditions for the
Moller Trophy Race on Sunday
March 90, are anticipated by Jul
neau Ski Club officials. If prevail
ing weather continues until Sun
day, the race will be held under the
best condition in its history, rae
ers and Club officials declared to-
day.
All skiers, particularly race par
Elephants, are urged to attend the
Ski Club breakfast, to be held at
a. m. at the Baranof Hotel. In
order to put the trail in top shape
for the race, this group will go to
the upper cabin, starting point of
the race, in a body to tramp down
and widen the trail All skiers who
have not already been contacted
should make reservations for the
breakfast with Curt Shattuck not
later than Friday noon.
All prospective racers are warned
that any person staying over Sat
urdary night at the upper cabin will
forfeit his right to enter the Sunday
competition. This regulation is to
prevent any particular skier from
securing an advantage over other
racers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25

the American Red Cross who stat
ed that the drive was progressing
steadily toward the $4,000 quota of
the Juneau Chapter of the ARC
Allen Shattuck, treasurer of the
drive, stated that collections to
date amount to $3.50, with many
Of the nearby communities in
cluded in the Juneau Chapter still
to be heard from.
Chaplain Want expressed the ap-
probation of the men at Excursion
Inlet for books and other materials
hat have been sent from Juneau
out stated that many more books
would be welcome, particularly of
Tie tJpe enjoyed by adults. Many
tl.e books received were, he
stated, children's books or too i'm
mature to be enjoyed by the men.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
Il TAKEN MO
REBEKAHSLAST
NIGHT IN RITE

AT last nights impressive meeting
of Perseverance Rebekah Lodge, IL
candidates were installed, namely
Grace Pusich, John Mclaughlin,
F. S. Laughlin, Nell Kilburn. Dor
othy Langseth, Virginia Langseth,
Patricia Brown, Leaona McKinnon,
Olga Marie Aschenbrenner, Melvin
Martin, Dawson Muggy and Har-
old Kemmer.
The five men who were accept
ed are members of the Odd Eel
lows, Mel Martin being their Noble
Grand. During. initiation ceremon-
les, solos were sung by Evelyn Holl-
man and Mildred BaTan, accom-
panied by Ellen Shaffer at the
piano.
A snappy drill followed the ini-
tiation put on by the IA girls on
the team.
Serving on the refreshment COM
mittee last evening were Mary Ross.
chairman; Eta Mae Duckworth,
Bee Rosness, Jennie johnson, Hell
vi Barrager, Goldie Gustafson,
Catherine Benedict and Mary Sper-
ling.
All girls interested in being on
the drill team are to meet April
2 in Apartment of the Orpheum
Apartments, it was announced.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
WESTERN RHYTHM
ALSO MYSTERY IS
COMING, CAPITOL
Weekend Billing Brings
Gene Aubrey and e.
Iery Queen Films

Opening tomorrow night at the
Capitol Theatre for big two-day
double bill are Gene Autreys "Si-
ezra Sue" and another of the super
crime detection series wherein FL
lery Queen, master of mystery
whose crime hunting exploits have
provided the material for a score
of books. several dozen radio dra-
mas and four sensational motion
pictures. comes to the Capitol The
atre in Columbia's "A Close Call
For Ellery Queen" fifth in the
thrill-packed series.
william Gargan essays the title
role and, according to report. brings
to the screen a delightful new fresh
ness which supplements the inter-
probation hitherto given to Ellery
Queen Characterization by Ralph
Bellamy.
Gargan is the sole change in the
acting personnel, due primarily to
Bellamys discovery of prior screen
commitments which prevent him
from continuing the series. Mar
garet Lindsay remains as Nikki
Porter, Ellery's lovely crime and
man-hunting secretary. G harley
Grapewin again is seen as Inspector
Queen, the gruff, bluff policeman
father of the suave criminologist,
and James Buke continues as Ser
geant Velie, whose feet are almost
as flat as his head!
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25

guarding the people from a minor
ity's pleasure of holding an cleo
ton when the majority of the people
in the district proposed are not in
favor of it,
Thirty persons, by signing pc
tition, may succeed in having an
election held
Rep. Harvey j, Smith said it
seemed odd that the House should
be questioned by the Governor with
respect to an attitude of trying to
eliminate the right of the consti-
tuents to assert their democratic
franchise
He labeled the veto message as
a deliberate attempt to cast re-
Election on the Legislature"
Rep. Stanley McCutcheon jumped
to his feet to object and he and
Smith exchanged few explosive
phrases, after which Speaker James
v. Davis warned them to keep per-
sonalities out of the discussion and
to keep to the bill. McCutcheon
withdrew his objection and Smith
said he had said all he wanted to.
Rep William Egan also differed
with the Governor, stating that in
some outlying districts, especially,
minority of 80 persons can force
an election with all of the red tape
and expense, when the rest of the
1000 people in the district may be
against the proposed incorporation
of school district.
He said the bill gives the judge
the right to delve deeper into the
subject before calling an election
The vote was then taken and the
bill was passed by the House over
the Governors veto. The Senate
had recessed until o'clock this at
ternoon. If the bill is to become
law, then the Senate must vote to
override the veto by two-thirds
vote
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
ST. ANN SISTERS
HONOR ALAXA'S
BISHOP CRIM0N7

In celebration of Bishop j. r.
Crimont's jubilee anniversary, the
Sisters of st. AIMS recently enter
tanned with a dinner, held in the
community room of the hospital
The third festivity held in honor
of His Excellency's rs years service
as Bishop of Alaska, the dinner was
also the third attended by the Rev.
Ct. Edgar Gallant, who in an ap-
propriate address recalled that he
was the first priest ordained by
Bishop Crimont as we'll as the first
ordained in Alaska.
Other observances were held at a
dinner in Skagway last April, ana
at ST. James Cathedral, Seattle.
Representing the laity of Alaska,
Frank Boyle spoke warmly of the
Bishops many years of devoted
service in the Territory
Those attending the dinner in
cluded Bishop Crimont; Col. Roy w
Riegle, Col. Frederick B. Nichols,
Col. t. E. Ormiston Major Ralph
w. Freeman, Major S. ]. Hatha-
way, the Rev. William G. LeVas-
seur, the Rev. Gallant, Walter G..
Hellan, Hugh j. Wade, James Nc
Naughton, Joseph Thi b d u,
Charles Waynor. Felix Toner, Frank
Boyle, A. v. Astone and A. B.
Cain.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
0pA CHIEF
pR0TE5T52
FARM BILLS
Urges. Congress 10 Turn
Down or Food Prices
Will Increase

WASHINGTON, March 25-Pren-
tiss Brown today urged Congress
to reject the strongly backed Bank
head and Pace farm bills, saying
they will add more than three
billion, seven hundred and fifty
million dollars to the consumers
budget, and destroy the anti-infla-
ton program.
He declared that both bills will
ultimately end in an increase for
farm income but, the OPA head
wrote congressional leaders, they
call for 80 radical change in
the price of foods that 1t will mean
the end of sterilization of prices
and the end of sterilization of
wages as we'll"
Brown claimed the bills will raise
the retail price of food between II
and 10 percent.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25

.BARAN0F BEAUTY SALON
EMPLOYS BILL EDGE,
WELL : KNOWN STYlIST

Bill Edge, well-known hair styl-
list, has joined the staff Of the Bar
ahof Beauty Salon. 1t was announc-
ed today by Mrs Carolyn Reynolds,
owner of the shop.
Mr. Edge has been in Alaska for
the last ten years. and operated
shops in the Gilmore Hotel, Ketcti-
ikan and in Anchorage. -ss
Training for his profession was
secured by Mr.. Edge at the Para.
mount School in Los Angeles. He
specializes in permanent waving,
hair styling and facials.
Other operators on the Baranof
Salon staff are Barbara Garrett
and Louise Erickson. Viola Wilson
is at the appointment desk.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
CURRENT FILM
H0N0R5 SUPERB
R. A. +. filters
2Oth Century Picture Bas-
ed on Authentic Shots
of Dunkirk

The thrilling story about Britain's
flying fighters, "A Yank in the
Raj" was shown last night at
the goth Century Theatre to an
enthusiastic audience.
All the skill of Director Henry
King was used to make the exciting
scenes stand out. And there are
plenty that do--the Dunkirk evac-
uation done as only goth Century
Fox's Production Chief Daryl f.
Zanuck can do it. with the cast
of thousands performing realisti-
cally to provide the years top
battle scene; the dog fights which
were actually filmed by the Raj.
in action; a tense fight in Brit
ish bomber flying high over Ger
many; dive bombers attacking flee
ing boats.
Tyrone Power gives his finest
performance as the bored Yank
who is anxious to go into action.
A brash, flippant young man, he
again has the kind of role which
demands-and gets-superb acting.
And Betty Cradle, in her first
dramatic role, shows that she is
tops as an actress In addition to
her dramatic scenes in which she
excels, she sings and dances to
two new hit tunes by Leo Robin
and Ralph Ranger, "Hi-Ya Love"
and another Little Dream Won't
DO Us Any Harm"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
WARREN BAKER,
CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
CORRESPONDENT HERE

Living in war conditions is much
easier in Canada than in the Unit
ed States, according to Warren
Baker. special correspondent for
the Chicago Tribune, who is in
Juneau for a short time.
Mr.. Baker has been in White
horse, Y. T., all winter and knows
whereof he speaks. He explained
that both rationing and travel are
handled with more realistic appre-
citation of actual conditions, in
Canada. In Canada only the things
it is necessary to ration are ra-
toned, while it seems that in the
United States many things are ra-
toned, regardless of need.
THE principal thing that i'm
presses me about Juneau is the
large and fine variety of foods on
sale here he said. Both chocolate
and nuts, which it is impossible to
obtain in the Yukon. have been
purchased by Mr.. Baker since his
arrival.
Mr.. Baker plans to leave Juneau
about Sunday for Anchorage and
hopes to continue from there to
the Aleutians. He will return to
Fairbanks and fly from their to
Edmonton where Mrs. Baker will
join him and together they will
go home to Chicago.
1T has been most interesting
winter, in many ways, and I've got
some good stories, mostly feature
and personal Some of them
I've been able to get out-though
at other times censorship would
crop up" he said.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25

NEW YORK. March 25.-Hitler,s
former baker. who, concocted pas
tries for the Nazi elite guard and
Storm troopers at Berchtesgaden.
has been apprehended by FIJI
agents as an enemy alien.
The baker, who is 40, told the FIJI
agents that he came here FROM
Berchtesgaden in 1887 and has besn
employed in we'll known 42Hd
street restaurant. He also told the
FBI he refused to serve in the Army
of the United States.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-25
new FOOD
BUREAU IS
ANNOUNCED

WASHINGTON, March IS. = A
report is current here that the
President is planning new admin
istrative agency to handle wartime
food production, distribution and
price problems.
The agency, it is said, will be a
new Food Administration. The re-
port as heard in the offices OF the
major national farm organizations,
had it that Chester Davis, Presi-
dent OF the Federal Reserve Bank
of ST. Louis, an agricultural lead
er. has been offered the job OF
heading the agency