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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
WAKE !!E.y yyP. YOUR
 LIVER BILE

Without Colonel - And You Il Jump Out of
 Bed in the Morning Karin to Go
 The liver should pour out two pints of liquid bile into your bowels daily If thi bile is not flowing freely, your food n,as net digest It may just decay in the bowels. Gas bloats up your stomach. You get con- stipated. You feel sour, sunk and the world looks punk.
 It takes those good effective Carter's Little Liver Pills to get these two pints of bile flowing freely to make you feel up and up" Amazing in making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by name. Stubbornly refuse anything else. Price 25c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
TICKETS FOR CRIPPLED KIDS
 GOING WELL
Benefit Entertainment 10 Be Held Saturday Will
 Draw Large Crowd

Ticket sales for the Community Gathering being held here on Jan uary 30 for the benefit of crippled children of this vicinity. are going well, according to Mrs. R. H. Will Hams, chairman of the ticket com mittee
 The informal entertainment will begin with a reception at the Bar anof Hotel at 9 o'clock at which the public will be introduced to the military medical officers now in Juneau. During the reception a short program of colored slides and motion pictures showing scenery and sports activities in this dis trict will be shown in the Gold Room. Frank B. Heintzleman. gen. eral chairman of the benefit said today. Dr. and Mrs. c. c. Carter head the committee in charge of the reception which will end in time for all those wishing to at tend the dance at the Elks' Club, which is part of the entertainment covered by the tickets, to do so.
 The dance begins at 10 o'clock.
 For the diversion of those pre- ferring cards to dancing, card tables will be set up in the Gold Room following the reception hour J. B. Burford is chairman of the com mittee in charge of cards, making arrangements for the dance, music and public rooms at the Baranof Hotel.
 Obtain Tickets Now
 All residents of Gastineau Chan nel are urged to contact Mrs. Will Hams, phone 800, or one of the tick ct salesmen without delay The ti- ckets sell for only $1.65, including tax and all of the money raised will be used for the treatment of crippled children in this vicinity. Numerous donations have been re- ceived and anyone wishing to con- tribute may do so by sending or leaving their contribution in care of Mrs. Williams at the Baranof Hotel or giving it to one of the ticket salesmen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26

sampling plants, S45, 1000 is request ed compared with 1941-42 ap- propriation of s33,OO0, both large increases.
 The Alaska Historical Library and Museum requests several thou sand dollars more than the last bienniurn appropriations -s13,40O is the new amount.
 For health and sanitation, $72,- $40 is the new estimate compared to $62,500 appropriated for the last biennium.
 For the Pioneers Home, s3o4,33O is requested compared to $241 400 in I94l.
 The amount for enforcement of liquor regulations remains the same -S65 900.
 Another Cut
 Less was asked for ths rescue and relief of lost persons $10,000.
 Aid to public libraries gets an estimated $5,00O in the budget, same as the last biennium, while inspection of livestock goes up from $75o to s1,5OO. @fsf
 Another s8,00O was asked for in dustrial and agricultural fairs and the Board of Budget recommended nothing.
 The Primary Election appropria- ton amount-S15,ooO ,ooO-remains the same as does the s5,oo0 emergency appropriation.
 A big slice was taken in the estimate submitted for bounty on wolves. The same S165,O0 was re- quested and the Board recommends s75, ,00O. A total of S10,O0O was asked for bounty on eagles and nothing was recommended. The same ap- piled to the s8o,ooo asked for bounty money on hair seals.
 Increase Asked a
 The Fisheries Experimental Sta tion asks double the old appropria- tion-$26, ,000. Isl6
 The estimate for the Aeronau- tics and Communications Commis- sion is $20,000 compared to the sl5,OOO appropriated for the last biennium.
 Commissioner of Labor Walter Sharpe asks $5o,O0o compared to $3O,O0O appropriated in l941 with the creation of the board
 The amount of S69,4 400 is asked for the Alaska Territorial Guard, new item in the budget this, year. For the National Guard, 6,860 was appropriated in 194l, and the balance in this fund last quarter was $47,829.24. The largest amounts in this new item are $3O,OO0 asked for travel expense and transpor- tation of equipment, and $22,00O for rent of armories and store rooms
 A total of S16.29o is asked for the Territorial Veterinarian com- pared to $10.000 appropriated in 1941.
 The Department of Public Vel fare asks for $48,085 less than the a amount ap,ronriatad for the last biennium-$1, ,O41 ,60O
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
JUNEAU HI WINS AGAIN
 LAST NIGHT
Hiqh School Team Defeats Waves in Last
 Minute

SCORES LAST NIGHT Juneau High Beats Waves, 2S-26 Mai1uutes Drub Beavers, 45-27
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26

Juneau High Schools Crimson Bears. looking flashy ill new red jerseys, kept up their winning streak last night by edging out the Waves in a thriller that was won by Pasquan's field goal in the last few seconds of the game.
 With about a minute to play, the High School was leading by two points, 2e-24 Then Ely, Wave guard, sneaked in a one handler to tie the score and it looked like overtime On the next play, Pas quan swished one-hander from inside the keyhole to win the con- test and move the Bears up a notch in the standings.
 Pasqnan High
 Pasquan was high for the win ners with eight points. Ely was high for the game with Il coun- ters, and Perrone cafne through with nine for the losers,
 In the second game, the Mala- mutes got off to a slow start, miss ing setup shots right and left. They didn't settle down until the last quarter when Lundeberg started working and ran his string up to IA points before being taken out with a slight injury.
 Mondoker hit the hoop regular ly for the losers and ran up a to- tai of Is points, more than half of his teams total
 Wednesday Games
 Wednesday nights games in Ju- neau will see the Juneau High School team out against the lanky Sigacs in what promises to be a real contest The High School boys will have to really hit the ball if they're going to hold down the Signal Corps men and continue their climb.
 In Douglas. the Cheechakos have easy pickings Wednesday night when they take on the Falcons,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
BUDGET E
 SUBMITTED TO 5oLoN5
But Legislators Must Fig ure Out How 10 Ball.
 anee If

Continued from Page one)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26

Wooden whaleboats are used iii the U; s. Navy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26
LIEUT.. ]. WIESMAN
 HERE FROM SITKA
 FOR SHORT SHAY

Lieutenant Sol Wiesman, Medi- cal Department U. s. Navy, arrived in Juneau the latter part Of last week from the Naval Air Station, Sitka. He will remain here during the salvage operations to be con- ducted for the Woodley plane that crashed last week in Gastineau Channel, in case medical care is needed by any of the naval per- sonnel assisting in the work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-26

and the Officers will have all of the competition they can use when they come up against the Mala- mutes, providing Lundeberg m d Johnson can hit the hoop The officers beat Juneau High in their last tough game.
 Following are the box scores for last night in Juneau:
Evening star., 1943-04-11

oMBS strike along the pantry
front. Food casualties come
- daily. Food fashions change.
It's bake your own beans. No more
come in tin or glass. But bake them
in hurry with precooked, dehydrated
beans on the shelf. From the opening
of the package to that moment when
the bubbling, richly -sauced dish comes
from the oven takes no longer time
tiEn boiling pot of potatoes. These
beans cook mealy, but without the
Evening star., 1943-04-11

Voyagers. trappers and hunters ate
it roasted over Goals. Traders and
Indians dried the meat for summer
food. Eating the muskrat is an old
story in Louisiana's Cajun territory.
Muskrat is eaten extensively today
along Maryland's eastern shore. There
trappers dress the meat for the game
markets of Washington, Philadelphia
and Baltimore. Muskrat is eaten in
Michigan, Iowa, Ohio, Wisconsin,
where it makes hotel-menu appear
ance under the nom de plume of
marsh hare. Any recipe for cooking a
squirrel or a rabbit may be used for
the muskrat as they all are members
of the same family.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Strange wartime foods may puzzle
you. Learn about them here
% &Iev,e,,Ht,,e &aa<zz9fsta

rationed in tin will be retailed in bulk
- sauerkraut, pork and beans and
brown bread are typical. Arrange
ments are under way with local bakers
to prepare the beans and bread in
their ovens.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

cohesiveness of beans long baked.
They keep firmly shaped, the color
rich brown.
The Independent Grocers Associa-
ton is pushing the delicatessen idea
for their stores. Ready prepared items
Evening star., 1943-04-11

flaps. Cut the inner wax paper. Fold
the edges back. Sprinkle in sugar,
pour in the milk and spoon it up. No
dish to wash. The idea originated for
use on troop trains and is promised
soon for retail distribution.
Chocolate Easter bunny and the
chocolate chick have gone to war with
your chocolate-loving soldier. No
chocolate form-candies are allowed
this Easter. Since December there has
been ruling against using chocolate
for novelty coatings. Chocolate shot
for cake decoration is another has
been.
The Tea SituAtion
LESS tea for the table. Tea deliveries
to wholesalers have been cut to so per
cent of receipts for 1871. Tea balls
have been streamlined - only two
standardized sizes are made, those
Evening star., 1943-04-11

Featherweight foods are high style.
Soup mixes lead. some 70 kinds
around now - everything from de
luxe cream of mushroom to old-time
Yankee bean. One bit of culinary con-
juring that has distribution in New
York City, Chicago. and southern
New England is spaghetti packed
with a dehydrated tomato cheese
sauce. All it takes is seven minutes
from cooks table to plate.
Sexvicouaen First
xHE most exciting of the dehydrated
groceries 60 to the armed forces -
jiffy rice pudding, dehydrated jams.
a vest-pocket omelet. A new vanilla
Evening star., 1943-04-11

Enjoy that extra 40 winks.
Eat your breakfast cereal di-
rect from the box. A moisture
proof liner for the individual
size package turns box into
bowl. Run thumbnail down a
perforated center. Pull up the
Evening star., 1943-04-11

gluten, mushroom broth, extract of
brewers yeast, carrots, onions. and a
vegetable protein derivative. Fresh
from the can a choplet looks like wet
rubber sponge, Dreaded and fried, it
tastes and chews like pork chop.
The little, red-feshed muskrat of
the Louisiana marsh lands is being
dressed and quick frozen and offered
to metropolitan markets to alleviate
the meat shortage. If housewives like
this gamey meat. bearing close resem-
blance to squirrel, quick freezing
operations will be increased this COM
ing winter. Louisiana fur trappers
take 6,OOO, 900 muskrats annually, or
50 per cent of the national catch.
Measured in poundage this is sufficient
to equal the meat of 1000 head of
steers.
Muskrat was highly esteemed by
the aboriginals of North America.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

flavoring tablet replaces the
LIQUID bottled vanilla in the
Army cooks kit.
Ersatz meats show up with
meat rationing. A meatless
choplet is born of the labora-
tory, a combination of wheat
Evening star., 1943-06-04
THE newer
cleft
l2l4.2O + Street
You'd think you we're in Dixie.

our ro1'ime reporter dropped into the Cotton
ohob ond discovered the prettjest "cotton crop"
she hos seen since she left the "Iond O. cotton.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23
Odborarstf viGdcove podporuji
upisovani' valecne pEjcky.

New York (OWI) " pom
deli vecer mluvili spolecne Sc
sekretaTem finance Morgentha-
uem pri zahajovacf Rampant u
pisovani valecne pGjcky v New
Yorku, odborarstf pfedaci
Green a Murray. Green rekl:
"Jako zastupce sesti milionu
loyalnich americkych muz1 a
zen, kteri tvoff Americkou Fe-
deraci Prace mohu ujistiti, re
kazdy dollar mad nase zivotni
vydaje pnjde do valecnych bon
d."
Predseda CIO, Murray, chva-
lii spolupraci delnictva a pr1-
myslu pri zakupovan1 bondG z
pravidelne mzdy a sl1bil, re bu-
de podniknuto zvlastnf 1sili v
move 1pisove Rampant.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23
Byvaly csl. a francouzsky voJin
nynf " americke armada.

Fort Warren, Wyo. (OWD
S pTfchodem setniny F, 5teho
zasobovac1ho vycvikoveho plu-
ku do Fort Warren pribyli DIAL
81 ocitf svedkove nemeckych
hrGz v Europe.
Vojin Rudolf Kornitzer, 27
lety a vojfn csl. armady pred
Mnichovem, bezenec, francouz
sky voj1n, a konecne z~ajatec v
nemeckem koncentracnim ia
bore prosel takovymi nervy dra
sajfcimi okamziky, re 81 ami
liz vsechny n~epamatuje.
TAX 81 vzpom1na jak ma Ute
ku pred Gestapem Sc stffdave
ukryval mezi bednami syria ma
francouzskem auto, spal We sto-
zfch, byl ukryt v jednom hote-
lovem pokoji zatfm co cely no
tel byl obsazen nemeckymi du-
stojnfky a "a noci pTeplaval ma
SVEN 1t6ku sirokou feku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23
Vyznamenani lovcGGm ponorek.

Washington (OWD - De-
partment valky v techto dnech
oznamil udelen1 dubovych list1
k leteck6 medaili kapt. Arthu-
ra J. Kushe z Chicago. Citace
k~apitanova vyznamenan1 pra-
vi: "Za cenny 1sp6ch "a e.
nergickeho 1toku provedeneho
"a obt1znych okolnost1 5. dub
ma 1912 ma ponorku u atlantic
keno pobrez1 a "a 1cast ma Get
nych letech u atlantickeho po-
brezf."
Zaroven byla oznamena tato
dalS1 v~yznamenan1: Letecka
medaile serzantu Josefu Pro-
kopovi z Orlando, Fla. Conn.,,
"a vice nez 800 hodin letG We
funkci leteckeho kulometcfka a
stabn1mu serzantovi Franku j.
Zahorskemu re South River,
Middlesex, New Jersey, Ia $50
hodin let1 We funkci elena po-
sadky. Kapitan John A. Urick
re Shamokinu, Pa, dostal le-
teckou medaili "a $50 hodin O.
peracn1ch let1. Vsichni tTi po-
sledne jmenovani Sc 1castnili
leteckych hlldek mad Atlanti-
KEN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23
Kornitzer byl We Francii 30.

Kornitzer byl We Francii po-
ruc1kem v csl. armade a "a ne
mecke invase sc dostal do ak
ce. Jeho BOZ v Europe skoncil
kdyz byl zranen kulometnou
kul1 do nohy. Kdyz Sc probu-
dill shledal, re je v nemocnici
obklopene nemeckym vojskem.
Pc uzdravenf byl dan do
okncentracnfho tabora, kde je-
no znalost cizfch feci byla
Nemci vyuzita k tlumocnictvf.
Tehdy Sc mu podarilo propa-
sovati tajne cetne Francouze a
Cechoslovaky z tabora. Jenze
Sc ma vec bro pTislo a novy
nemecky dGstojnfk znamy svou
surovost1 Sc mel stat velitelem
tabora. Kornitzer byl v pode-
zreni a tax poslednf falesnou
propustku vystavil sobe. Uni
XII do neobsazene Francie a
pres Mexiko prisel do Spoje.
nych Stat1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23
Slovensky evangelicky biskup
zada odvolani slovenskych
vojsk z vychodni fronty.

Washington (OWD = DR..
Stefan Osusky, biskup sloven-
ske evangelicke c1rkve ma Slo-
vensku postal Monsignoru Jo-
sefu Tisovi, statn1mu presiden-
tn Nemci ovladaneho Sloven-
ska vyzvu v niz zada o okam-
Ute odvolanf slovenskych vo-
jenskych jednotek z vychodnl
fronty. Relace britske rozhla-
sove spolecnosti ktera pTinesla
ttuo zpravu zachycenou fede-
ralnf poslechovou sluzbou do
dala, re Osusky varoval Msgr.
Tiso pred vaznymi komplikace
mi ktere vzniknou ma Sloven-
sku jestli re nebude uposlech-
nuto jeho vyzvy.
DR.. Osusky je jeden z dvou
biskup1 evangelicko-luterske
cirkve ma Slovensku. Druhym
biskupem je Vladimir Cobrda.
Evangelicko-luterska c1rkev ma
Slovensku ma pTiblizne $780,
900 ver1c1ch.
Poole informovanych kruhu
slovenska luterska c1rkev byla
" oposici v1ci Nemci ovladane
Wade Slovenskych QuislingG
hned cd roku 1889. Ackoliv
doslo k mensim zmenam, cir
kevnf synod odm1tl pfistoupiti
ma hlavn1 pozadavky Tisovy
vlady, ktera v odvetu zavfela
slovenskou evangelickou fakul-
tn v Bratislave.
Protest DIR. Osuskeho zrejme
nasledoval pc zpravach o ztra-
|tach slovenskych jednotek na
vychodn1 fronte. Moskva ne.
davno hlasila znicen1 a zajmu.
tt vetsiny slovenskych pluk1 Y
kavkazske oblasti a jine slower
ske jednotky pTesly v rostov'
lske oblasti ma ruskou stranu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23
Stoleta stale pracuje We sve
zahradS Sc zeleninou.

Mrs. Polly Ann Byrum Har-
tbs We dvou tydnech oslav1 sve
100. narozeniny, ale vzdor sv6-
mu vysokemu veku je stale je-
Ste svezf a ella. Kdyz novinaf-
sky reporter il sci ~navst1vit v
jej1m venkovskem obydl1 v
Charlotte, N. c., nalezl il pr
praci v zahrade. Ptal Sc il,
zda-li je to "valecna zahrad-
ka", ma coz odpovedela, re We
sv6 zahrade pracuje takto jiz
.78 rokn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23


Kraslice, jinak tez cervens
vejce, rejsky a psana vejce, ru.
sky pisanki, jihoslovansky pi.
sana jaja, t. j. malovana vejce,
slujl velikonocn1 vejce davana
jake "pomlazka" v pondelf We
likonocn1 a malovana nejcaste-
il ma cerveno. Malovan1 neb j
jina ozdoba ma techto vejcfch
je pferozmanita, velmi rozSirre-
ma a starobyla.
Kraslice jso uobrazem jarnf-
no obrozenf prirody a jejich sill
plodivych, utajenym obrazem
novho zivota, nebot jake We
vejci dfima novy zivocich, tax
v nasi zemi pod vracejfcfm Sc
slunkem probouzl Sc prfroda.
z kraslic slovanskych ma
prednlm m1ste stojf moravske,
ackoli ne re vsech kraft Mora
Wy (nejkrasnejsf byvajf re Slo-
vacka), pax slovenske z nynej-
slho Slovenska, polske, rusin-
ske q ukrajinske (pisanky) a
ruske.
Ceske kraslice, pravidelne
cervene, z1stavaji "a mimi v
barvitosti vyzdobe, ktera vsu-
de je pGvodne geometricka, a.
lie tez rostlinna, arcit We stilu
prostonarodn1m. Vyzdoba fl
guralnf je vetsinou novejsf a
znamena 1padek, konc1ci mo-
dernfm, ale nevkusnym mramo-
rovan1m a polepovanim r1z-
nymi latkami, tkaninami, dra-
counem a obrazky (prace. kla-
sternD.
Vajfcka polepovana Sc wy
mykajf narodopisu. Byvajf po-
lepena ruznobarevnymi latka-
mi, obrazky a prizdobena stuz-
kami. Nekdy byvajf dive vel
&c takto v%yzdobena spojena
stuzkou a slujf parky. Starsf
IDA Sc zpGsob kraslici, potato
nou tkaninou, polepiti IVORY z
duse rostlinne, coz Sc dosti "a
mlouva. Co sc tyce vajec oko-
vanych, ia jiz pred 40 Lefty By
vala pravou vzacnostf; Ia sta
rodavna dokazovali jimi kova-
ri svou dovednost.
Starobylost kraslic dosvedcu-
je jiz samo jmeno. "Krasny"
v stare slovanstine znacilo p1-
vodne "cerevny'', jake je tomu
az dosud u Rust (krasny). A
proto odtud i velikonoce sluj1
"cervene svatky."
Slovo "kraslice" je zapsano
jiz v nejstarsich slovn1cfch ces-
kych re XIV. stoleti. V teze
dobe kanovn1ci kostela sv. JiT1
v Praze dostavali pc osmi a ka-
novnici chramu sv. Vita take
pc nekolika barevnych vejc1ch
Take St1tny We IA. stoletf pri-
pomina dvakrate mezi veliko-
nocnimi pokrmy svecenymi
"vajce", jez jiste asi nebyla
bezbarva. To vse jsou Size jen
nahodile zminky, ale svedcf o
zobecnelosti a starsfm pGvodu
pomlazky.
Velikonocnf svatky mali ia
Ike sve koledy, ktere prozpevu-
il deti, zvlaste chude, chod1ce
pc pomlazce. Nejznamejsf ko-
ledou je "Hody, hody do pro-
vody, dejte vaj1cko malovany
nedate-li malovany, dejte as
pom billy, slepicka YAM snese il
ny v komore v koutku ma zele-
mem proutku," atd.
Mladez o velikonoc1ch pro
vozovala a v nekterych kraj1ch
dosud p%rovozuje RUNE hry S
velikonocn1mi vejci. Jsou to
"cikani'', t. j. tukanf vejcem c
vejce, sekanf penfzem do vel
ce, cukani, valen1 81 koulenf a
pod, dale hledan1 uschovanych
vajec, coz Sc provadf u r1z-
nych narod1 a take v Severnl
Americe. atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-23
Australia odvadi 18-lete.
Armadnf ministr Fran

Armadni ministr Francis
Forde oznamil, re vek rekrut6
pro australskou armada byl
snizen z 10 ma Is rok1. Zadny
rekrut pod 10 rok1 nebude
vsak poslan do zamoT1 nebo do
bojovych oblastf: tito mladici
budou slouziti jenom donna.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-04
|Il3;!I1!I!]IlE7
Do you have headaches?
Do you lack pep Or vim?
Do you get irritable easily?
Do you feel depressed nervous?

Do you feel headachy-depressed-irri-
e-tired-due to a sluggish, consti-
pated condition? Do you want faster and
more effective all-around relief than you
can get from an ordinary simple laxative
alone? Then, as medical science proves,
you should do two things:
/. Get liver bile flowing freely.
2. Clear out the intestinal tract.
To do both, take double-acting Carter's
Little Liver Pills tonight. The first thing
Carter's usually do while you're com.
fortably asleep is to increase the flow of
liver bile-a vital digestive juice. This
helps to digest your food properly. This
first Carter action alone may make you
feel much better when you wake up!
Then, Carriers second action helps re-
lieve the sluggish condition that may cas-
lily be at the bottom Of all your headachy,
depressed, tired feeling.
Carter's double action Is due to their
special formula. Thousands know how
well they work. Get Carriers Little Liver
Pills today-only 25t at any druggists.
Take as directed. You'll be glad you did.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-04

ployment during the period of re-
adjustment we are fortified with
an unemployment compensation
reserve of over sixty-five million
dollars.
cover two hundred and twenty
five thousand of our sons are in
the armed services. Furthermore,
North Carolina has been the train
ing state for hundreds of thousands
of soldiers, sailors and marines
from other sections of the nation.
The circumstances have not only
given our people a realistic war
experience, but have likewise for
titled our spirit and strengthened
our resolve to go forward towards
future years in manner worthy
of our highest traditions"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-04
FRESH DISASTERS
NEAR FOR ENEMY
CONTINUED From Page One)

implacable advance but for what
has already developed behind it..
The pledge by highest A ii d
spokesman that captured air bases
on the italian mainland would be
put promptly to work to double
the air attack on German war
nerves and vital industries already
has been made good.
Tomorrow it may be Russia's
turn. or that of American heavy
bombers striking from Russia I'M
der the coordinated Russian-Allied
attack pattern mapped in Moscow,
to triple the strategic air threat
against Germany. That the pact
of Moscow means Intimately in
tegrated and coordinated Russian
and Allied offensive operations
goes without saying. The signature
of that covenant was another black
day for Germany to add to the
full year of days growing ever
blacker that has passed since the
British breakthrOugh at Ell Ala
mein.
This is a black day, too, for
Japan. BY Tokyo assertion t h
wide southern gap in the Allied
steel ring about Nippon and its
ill-gotten conquest zone is being
closed. Heavy British naval forces
are Tokyo-reported moving from
the Mediterranean into the Indian
Ocean-Bay of Bengal in prepare
tion for blows being mounted by
air. sea and ground against the
southeastern perimeter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-04
Philippine Freedom
Resolution Offered

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. -(P)-
Resolutions looking to the estab-
Lshment of the complete indie
pendence of the Philippine islands
as separate and self-governing
nation" were introduced today in
the Senate by Chairman Tydings
D-Md of Territories and Insular
Affairs Committee.
Tydings said the resolutions, in
Volving both the political and econ
omic future of the islands, had
been worked out in cooperation
with other members of Congress,
officials of the executive depart
ments concerned with the Philip
pines and with representatives of
the Filipino government in Wash
!ngton.