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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-08-14
BY WILLIAM A. PICKENS
FOR AMP

ON SUNDAY, JULY Is, when
Halle SelaSsie heard that Benito
Mussolini had resigned" Halle
must have had great laugh, If his
laughing machine was in working
order. The Lion of Judah, it seems,
has outlasted the Lion of Italy.
Mussolini had said that he would
prefer to Give for day as a lion"
than for 100 years "as a sheep"
Well, he had 81 years as a tiger.
He was, for the most of that time,
feared by Italy and distrusted by
most of the outside world. Of
course, to save ourselves the trouble
of feeling guilty of doing nothing
about it, we reasoned or rational
lied that he was good for Italy;
trains ran on time, beggars largely
disappeared, and a great noise rose
in the old land of the Caesars.
ALL FLOUTED LEAGUE
Japan, Italy, Germany, all
three flouted the league Of nations
and started out to conquer such
parts of the rest of the world as
they found to their liking. Halle
SelasSie was driven out of his an
cient empire and as it seemed to
most men, to nearly all men, at
that time, was lost forever. Eastern
Africa was in the hands of the
newest Caesar.
Halle Selassie warned the rest of
the world that what was happening
to him and his country, was
threat to all Europe and to the rest
Of the world. But the rest of the
world laughed, or kept silent. At
least very few men spoke out, but
ended their interest with speech.
Was there ever any poetic justice"
They thought that the inevitable
had happened. The British with
fine craftsmanship, welcomed the
ousted emperor of Ethiopia to the
British islands as an honored resi-
dent.
A few people, including a big
souled woman of England, a person
of suffragette line and suffragette
fame, chung to the position that
the thing was all wrong and must
be and would be righted. Her name
is Sylvia Pankhurst She publish
ed a paper, always addressing Halle
Selassie as 'the Emperor" and
holding up his title to the throne
of Ethiopia.
DRIVEN OUT OF AFRICA
At last Hitler made war, Musso-
line came in with Hitler when 1t
looked as If Germany was going to
sweep through all the world. The
British seated Halle Selassie In an
airplane, flew him to British Su-
dan; his chieftainS, many of whom
had never bowed to Italy, came
over the border. The war for lib,
GRAFTON of Ethiopia was started,
with the leadership and backing of
British, men and guns and re-
sources.
MuSsolini was driven out of Ethi-
opia and Halle SelaSsie was re-
seated in his former power as head
of his state. Later Mussolini was
driven out OF Libya and Tunis,-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-08-14
Bowling Absolves

probe of the disorders despite allie
cations to the contrary, cites his
record In office, pointing out that
he was the first law enforcer to
recommend a murder warrant for a
policeman.
"All 1 want are the signed COM
plants and I will get the facts and
see that the guilty parties are pros
ecuted," he assured. II have a duty
to perform and my only opposition
to calling a grand jury is because
it will not reveal the genesis of the
trouble.
I'VE are investigating the i'm
mediate cause, and when my fact
finding report to the governor is re-
vealed, it will show that hoodlums,
black and white, who had any part
in this dSgraceful riot will be
smoked out"
Bowling reported that he had
sent his special investigator into
the Bethune district to investigate
charges that police officers were
using high handed methods against
Negroes there. He said that Us a re-
suit, the Sensation Bar, popular
rendezvous, was reopened after be-
ing closed by squad. Facts UNI
covered by his aide, he said, did not
support grounds for its closing and
he added the officers responsible
will be ordered to appear before
the trial board.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-08-14

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Dictators Die Fast

and now has been forced out of his
dictatorship even in Italy.
Surely Halle SelasSie laughed.
as poetic as this?
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-08-14
Stepin Steps In
(Cotinued From Page y

CCotinued From Page y
wer his cue, however, was that he
was hugging a cell block in the Cook
County jail where he will receive
his fan mail for the next thirty
days following conviction july q
on charges of contributing to the
delinquency of minor.
Leesin claimed that the noted
comedian rented a tuxedo In 1o4l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
BETTY GRABLE, VIC MATURE AT
 10TH CENTURY

Take Betty Grable's blonde love- liness, Vic Natures appeal, Jack Oakie's inimitable brand of humor and set them in technicolor against a background of South Sea romance and heaps of tip-top music, and you have the kind of grand screen entertainment to be found in 20th Century-Fox's Song of the Is- lands" which opened at the goth Century Theatre yesterday.
 Assisting in the romantic doings are such stalwarts as Thomas Nit chell tangling automatically with George Barbier; Billy Gilbert, in .he hilarious role of an erstwhile cannibal; Hilo Hattie, major ex- ponent of Hula tive; and Harry Owens and His Royal Hawaiians, ace interpreters of islands music.
 The story is fraught with roman- tic possibilities and paced for grand fun. You can be sure that Miss Grable and MT. Mature make the most of their opportunities.
 The plot tells the story of Vic's arrival on a Polynesian isle to run his fathers cattle ranch with the assistance of Jack Oakie.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
END FRONT BELIEVED
 DISCUSSED
Military Advisers Are al 1riparfite Conference
 in Moscow Now

MOSCOW, Oct. 21.-The Tripar- tite conference dug at it's agenda in four-hour harmonious session yesterday, the longest meeting tc date.
 The presence of American and British military advisers suggested a land attack in western Europe might have been the topic discussed although all official representatives stuck to the rule that nothing about actual conversations are to be made public until the windup of the con- i ference.
 1 Secretary of State Cordell Hull, British Foreign Minister Anthony Eden and Soviet Russia represen- tative Molotov, did relax sufficiently to say cordial atmosphere pre- vailed throughout the second formal get-together.
 In an editorial entitled Chief Task of the Moment" the Moscow News, English language newspaper, declared yesterday that If the Hit lerite Army has not yet been de- feated it is only because there is not yet second front in the west"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
REAL-L|FE DRAMA ENDING T0NIGHT,
 CAPITOL SCREEN

Cooperation of Great Britains Air Ministry, Ministry of Aircraft Production, Army and Navy has enabled Herbert Wilcox to film one of the most extraordinary and moving sequences ever taken--noth- ing less than the saga of the war effort of British and Allied women today.
 he scenes make fitting climax to Wings and the Woman" his new film for RKO Radio in which Anna Neagle and Robert Newton re-enact the amazing careers ot the record breaking flyers Amy Johnson Mollison and Jim Mollison
 Waafs, A. T. s. girls, Wrens, ferry pilots and women from all over the English-speaking world were among those released to take their part in this cavalcade of women at war Some of their work is commonplace now in the Allied war effort Other activities are as spectacular as they are little known.
 These scenes sum up in thrilling form what Amy Johnson Mollison lived and died for and what is the underlying theme of Wings and the Woman" "a greater freedom for women to take their part in the light for the new world.
 The film is showing for the last time tonight at the Capitol Theatre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
H 0U5E GETS GOOD REPORT ABOUT WAR
Gen. Marshall Tells What Has Been Done, Now
 Doing, Future Plans

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-House members got convincing" first hand progress report on the war from Gen. George Marshall and Secretary of War Henry l.. Stim- son and other topflight leaders in a half hour talk behind closed doors.
 Some of the members described Marshall's talk as straight from what is going on now and what We are planning to do on the fight ing fronts
 The session also included an ex- elusive showing of war action films.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
NIPPON TROOPS ARE DIVIDED AT
 FRONT IN BURMA

CHUNGKING. Oct. 21.-Japanese troops still barred from crossing the Salween river on the Yunnan Bur ma front, thrust north and south along the west bank of that stra- tegic water barrier in Southwest China, engaging in a bank artil- lery duel and close quarter fight ing.
 The Chinese Command declared in a communique that the Japan csc column previously reported routed from it's position opposite Luku on the east bank, was divided into two forces, one going north and one south.
 The cmmunique Monday said the Japanese were routed opposite Luku Saturday.
 An announcement from Stillwell's headquarters yesterday told of Am- erican plane attacks on enemy troops at Luku Sunday, indicating the crossing was forced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct. 21. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 6h, American Can 37 Anaconda 26. Bethlehem Steel 59as, Curtiss Wright 7A, Interna- tional Harvester 69ls, Kennecott 31A. New York Central IFS, North ern Pacific 15, United States Steel 535s.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: Industrials, 13798; rails, 3494; utilities, 2165.
 Bamboo is considered the tall est growing grass in the world
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
Snake Cause
 Of Big Fire

PORTSMOUTH, Va.-A snake in- directly was blamed for a wood fire that burned over six acres of tim berland in Princess Anne County.
 According to Thomas s. Turner district forester, three men were cutting timber when a rattlesnake crawled into view.
 So, the woodcutters started fire in the brush where the reptile dis appeared The blaze got out of hand and the three forgot all about the snake in their efforts to ex- tinguish the flames.
 One of the men pleaded guilty in court and was fined $10 and costs for starting the fire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
Past Noble Grands
 Honor Mrs. Webber

The Past Noble Grands Club of the Rebekah Lodge surprised Mrs. Lydia Webber yesterday when mem- bers called at her home on Glacier Highway to present her with bon voyage gift. Refreshments were served and an informal afternoon was enjoyed.
 Mrs Webber plans to- leave for the south next week to make her home in the New England States. She will be accompanied south by Mrs. Andrew Rosness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
BETTY GRABLE
 IS NOW HOUSE
 HUNTING MAMA
By ROBBIN COONS

HOLLYWOOD = The local hous- ing situation being what it is, the expected Betty Grable- Harry James heir tor heiress) may have to be satisfied with a nursery as tempor- ary as mama and papa's current establishment.
 Equally ecstatic expectant parents in the pre-war movie days used to pend hours planning how they'd tear out the side of the house to add wing for Junior, or how they'd build a special annex for the young. Now they figure how they'll trans form the room set aside for a non- existent maid into pink -and-blue haven, or how they'll do over" the library, den. or spare bedroom-if they have house to call their own.
 The Harry Jameses haven't, though between them they have two. Betty's, which she bought a year ago. is being occupied by her mother and father.
 And they like it so much I wouldn't think of disturbing them" she says with characteristic gen. erosity. "So for the time being, we're living in the house Harry leased long before our marriage. But it's not for us-much too big and definitely man-style"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
NEXT RUSSIAN
 ACTION SLATED
 AT LENINGRAD

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 2l.-German military experts are predicting the next big Russian offensive will strike in the Leningrad sector, Swedish correspondents report from Berlin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
IZI1!.E11''|
 Asl 1HIArNE IVY
House voies Repeal Of fChinese Exclusion
 Att;; Goes 10 5enaie

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. - The House has voted to repeal the Chi nese Exclusion Act to permit inn migration of 105 Chinese annually.
 The quota basis action was taken
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
MALTESE FALCON"

on a voice vote.
 The legislation was introduced by Representative Magnuson, of the State of Washington, The legisla- ton also amends the naturalization laws to permit Chinese to become American citizens.
 The bill now goes to the Senate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
CRITICAL PERIOD
 COMING ON TRUCKS

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Joseph B. Eastman, Director of Defens e Transportation said the next six months will be an even more cri- tical period for trucks" than rail- roads, but no informed person re- gards conditions as serious for the trucks. anyway permanently" he added in speech before the Am erican Truckers Association.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21

Its working out swell" says Betty. You see we like all the same things and as long as Harrys working in pictures, too, everything works out smoothly"
 One of those same things" they like is music. Betty confesses she hasn't even seen all the rooms in the house the Jameses live in, but she's certain every one of them has a radio.
 We're both simply crazy about music she says, and with dozen local stations to choose from we can get plenty" If that spells bed lam in the James menage, it seems that Betty and Harry are still all for it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
RUSSELL IN JUNEAU

Edgar F. Russell of Hoonah is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
THOMPSONS HERE

MT. and Mrs. A. s. Thompson of Hoonah are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
IN TOWN TO-DAY

Clifford M. Holm today registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
STONER AT BARANOF

Charles D. Stoner is registered at the Baranof fro mSeattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
GUEST AT BARANoF

A guest at the Baranof Hotel, Ralph H. Hardin is here from Seattle
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
FROM sTRAWBERRY POINT

MT. and Mrs. w. B. Newell of Strawberry Point are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21

SAVE OCTOBER g Douglas Firemcn's DANCE
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21

HERE FROM EUGENE A. J. McNeese and Nj. I. Stacy, both of Eugene, Oregon. are regist- cred at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21

So the house-hunt is on. Week. ends and nights after work and sometimes during lunch hours, the blonde glamor girl and the No l horn-tooter have been proving the environs of Beverly Hills, searching, following up clues. They want something meat and simple" says Betty. They want to rent fur nished place but sometimes they think they'll have to buy.
 Aside from the housing worry, this new and much spotlighted marriage is getting along famously Betty testifies with enthusiasm. Ever since their marriage, Betty has been on daily work call for Pin Up Girl" which means that she is up at 5:30 a. m. and off to the studio. Some dozen or IA hours later she can call her life her own and Harry James's again. But Harry's life is just about the same. He's at Metro all day. He has an added three nights of work a week when he broadcasts, but Betty squares that by accompanying him. Then there's one night a week when they go to- gether to entertain at the Holly wood Canteen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
FROM HoONAH

FROM HOONAH
 Mrs. Prank Ross Denney, herr daughter and Patricia Kane. of Hoonah, are guests at the Baranofi Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
KODIAK WOMAN HERE

Mrs. Ruth Jones of Kodiak is guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-21
FEET HURT?

If so, see pr. D. w. Knowles, latest scientific methods Osteopath and Chiropodist
 Office 387 Lower Lobby, Baranof Hotel
 Home, Red 669
 adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Rise in 4} Rail
Profits Expected

NEW YORK, June - During
the first quarter Of this year the
railroads net income. after inter-
est and rentals, amounted 90
S2lOO0O 900 rs against S95 100000
in the same period last year
Railroad profits have thus been
running at a much higher rate
than IN 1912 when the total for
the year exceeded the amount
earned in the pre-depreSSion year
of 1929, according to the AleNan-
der Hamilton Institute.
Profits for the fun year Of 1919,
however, may not show as much
of an expansion as suggested by
returns for the first quarter. now
that freight rates have been re-
duced and an increase i'm wages
has been permitted Neverthe-
less. returns for 1915 should be
exceptionally favorable Slnce-the
volume of traffic is expected to be
the largest on record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13


grasp Of the meaning of the
changed relationship in his
statement of acceptance, In
stead Of uttcring m a "
moulhed phrases such as other
men have expressed on receiv-
inc official honor. Baruch
eliminated III cant and got 10
The essence Of the problem
when ne expressed the Wow
that BNrnoS. if not blocked and
hypaSScd VIII end "all this in
rcrnal pickering which has hurt
-thr-war effort anti confused tho
public,
The important fact IS that
Bamch'> presence in the pc
mre VIII help TO. avoid the
blocking and bypa>Sing OF
Byrnc> when and if caprice
should operate in that manner.
For Baruch Is more than 4 con-
Sultant lie is. a political power
with the public and with a
section of the Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan IN. crates y
40 I 2l.-inCh minimum unless o'het"lse
stated Northern spys, N5"5.-'' s'ee't
" KVoCHDos No,htng offered
RFANS Ru. hampers. Louisiana Boun.
uus few best 50 50, Riack valentine
- ~ %, FAR - ~ "aH. - 90
suppl Rack Valentines, ordinary to fair
REFTs Texas so-lb sacks topped
s. 25r3 30, D. crates 3-doz. hchs 50 ~
~ 3 80, Kentucky bu. baskets punched -.
RLTFBERRIEs Alabama .as-rrt cr's.
cultivated celophane wrapped. SOC per
,GtABB&t,F yl,e-ll,- saets round p,Fe,
Tennessee los AngeleS crates. - ~, .
Co-lb crates S375u4 Kentucky, A325
Caiiforn,a. barge. 81 1909
CANTAIOUPES cahton.s lmpe-r- l a,
S. 2Sms so Few SS75 Arizona Jumbo
as s. 20 36s SIS ass s. 90 1850.
CARROTS california L ,s .o An5t -s
hest 81. fair 80. Arizona. ordinary i'
fair 81 so12 - Texas hu baskets
81 65H175. California and Arizona 80 No.
cb-fIFiowER- California pony crates
f2s and iarcrr So 25 few 81 'O
CELERY Florida 16-in crates trimmed
tops INDIVIDUALLY washed Golden HeAr'
t.e FEW SALES 20 quote Pascal 8 dn2
CHERRIES california, IAN. boxes
faced B,rgs HS0 ~
corn Florida sacks yellow 5-doy
s. so. Texas sacks yellow, SO DOR -
CtrCrNBFRS Louisiana. Nv baskets
noor 10 fair. 81 50I4, dollhouse Indiana
baskets practically nothing offered
LETTUCE Los Angeles, crates Iceberg
California Salinas district, IS dor, hes',
81 s44g So poor low a. see.
LINES Florida ~ box cartons, 81 2an
On. 70, box cartons. 81 1871 = -, ou So
ONIONS Su-lh sacks Texas f'lo"
Permudas. medium and yellow boilers
g. r.
ORANGES - California standard boxes
t.FrrcIas OH sizes $3.50
pTACUFS Georgia. BOA baskets
rrceaas i..I0 and Sim minimum,
.s lr..n minimum 81 14
PEPPERS Louisiana CaUfnrna Won
Hrt. rl hampers. medium 10 large, - ~
f-. tsIr 50 ~
r0TtTOFs 1gl-.b sacks Louisiana
TrluTts victory grade - o., California
L.nl whites S. SO S'l' \. - ~
.r comm. SIZE A. g 90 So, w.
ESQ., g. N.6i 5oHh. tarhs q. 5. No. !
,WEfEEIFs 80 saprls' on the
..t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Climbing.
Larger Sales and Benefit
Payments Help Farmers

NEW YORK. June - In addi-
tion TO the increase in income
from marketingS. the farmers in
March received larger benefit
payment from the government
than a year ago according 10 the
Alexander Hamilton Institute.
Benefit payments amounted 10
S92 600 600 this year as against
SSl 100000 last year. The farm
ers' total income in March thus
amounted to 81 .395. 100000 as
compared with $685.. 100000 "A year
ago, an increase of a. | per cent.
This increase in income was
only partly offset by rise in the
prices Of goods which the farmers
bought. Consequently, the farm
erS enjoyed a sharp rise in pur-
chasing power amounting 10 30.7
per cent in March as compared
with the same month last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
New Michigan
Firms Listed

LANSING, June y up The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission announced today
that Incorporation papers have
been filed by the following firms:
Amino Products Co, a Della
ware corporation, TO do business
in Michigan with Offices in Lam
sing; go shares Of common non
par value stock
Foster Construction Co, 490S
BeNldere, Detroit; Nicholas OpclC.
Frank {. kierSchke. and Bert l..
Smoker. Detroit. to deal in build
ing and real estate business, $50
600 common stock.
Emer>onian Alumni Association
nonprofit corporation, liO r.
Twelfth. Holland, 100000 com
mon stock
The commission also announced
the following dlS>olution>
NJ. Dunn 4 Co., Detroit, $1,000
common stock
General Wholesale Grocery Co,
Detroit. 10000 common SlGek
The Haas Corp, Mcndon, $40
600 common stock
Ideal Investment Association,
Detroit, $4,000 common stock
WaShburn Investment CO, De
troit. S25 600 common stock
Woods Coal Co, Detroit $50
00n- cnmnlnn Ninck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Bankers on Cruise

Bankers were well repre-
scented on the cruise. Scott Car
penter and Arnold Frcydl being
along for the National Bank OF
Detroit
Charlie Kinney and Cliff
Hcyctt represented the Detroit
Bank and Bill Mayherry and
Andy Jenkins the Manufacture
erS National
President Bill Slocum Of tho
United Savings Bank was
aboard as was Otto WiSncr Of
the Bankers Trust. Glenn Turn
bull Of the Industrial National
and r Allan Smith of the Com
monWealth Bank
Joe NCFaWn. Fred WnCklor,
Harry Schafer and r. T Nc
Connell were on hand 10 repre-
sent the securities people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Market Eases
In Dull Trade;
Motors Firm

NEW YORK, June T. lNSl-
The stock market eaSed slightly
toda, i'm one of the dullcSt Satur-
day sessions of the year, after a
mixed opening in which prices
were rarely more than Is or a
point away from last nights clos
juCS. the list began 10 give way
m many divisions.
Steel shares were leaders in
the small decline. L. : steel
opened with block Of 1000
shares changing hands at - a. a
gam Of a. but soon began to give
way and went below Friday last
price. Bethlehem lost 5 point
in the first trade and eaScd
further later
In rails, Atcbi,on gave up about
as-poIHt. Union Pacific about the
same and others lesser amounts
Motors held about unchanged.
as did utilities, building and
communication shares Other So
called peace ISSUES also we're
undiSturhed.
The bond market also was
slightly easier with some selling
of rail liens.
The curb market lost ground.
but losses were restricted 10
fractions. There were few gains
of Is point. Niagara Hudson was
outstanding in point Of volume,
more than 2S.000 shares being
traded in the first hour with the
price up : point.