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They included Representatives
Worley of Texas who led the fight
for his bilD, Johnson and Mon
roney of Oklahoma, Fulbright of Ar
kansas, Gore, Kefauver and Priest
of Tennessee. Sparkman of Ala
bama, Cooley and Bonner OF North
Carolina, Hendricks of Florida,
Lyndon johnson and Kilday OF
Texas, and Ramspeck of Georgia
the House Democratic whip"
House passage of the Eastland-
Rankin States rights bill was
hailed as victory for a Republi-
can-Southern Democrat coalition
Actually many Southern Congress
sional delegations opposed Rankin's
bill almost en- masse.
The entire Florida delegation
supported the Worley Federal bal
lot bill, as did all but one of Ten
nessee's 10 House members (Repre-
sentative Tom Murray Is out OF
81 Texans, the entire Oklahoma
Democratic delegation, except Rep
resentative Disney, all of the Mary
land Democrats except one absentee
= out of 8 of the Virginia delega-
ton, out of 7 Kentucky Demo-
Gratis Representative Andrew May
dissenting and all but one of North
Cardinals 12-man delegation, Rep-
resentative Bayard Clark dissent
ing)
Copyright, 1914, by United
Feature Syndicate, Inc.)
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Daily Lessons in English y %. /. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN John seems bound to 60
Saw seems DETERMINED 60"
OFTEN MsPRONOUNCED Saiate Pronounce sa-si at both
AS as in ATE, as n T, first syllable
OFTEN NISsPELLED: Chocolate; two Cs and two Os
agreement compromise set
WORD three times and is yours Let us
mastering word each day Ioday woo
third syllable Sl
as in deprecated through neglect
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WUUEkN [IIuULIlL ROBERTA LEE

the bridegroom and his family to send out
some of the wedding announcements?
No. all by the parents
the bridegroom consulted when compiling
the
a party?
waitress does not announce
oil an informal dinner?
A dinner suit or a conservative
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-19
KINY PROGRAM
SCHEDULE
sunday Afternoon and Evening

Sunday Afternoon and Evening
1:00-Bob Crosby.
1:30-Andre Kostelanetz.
2:00-Sammy Kaye.
2:30-Junior Lutheran Choir.
3:00-News Rebroadcast.'
3:05-Music for Sunday.
3:3o-Family Hour.
4:00-voice of Prophecy.
4:30-Light Concert,
5:00-News Rebroadcast.
Sis Selected Music.
5:30-Radio Bible Glass.
6:00-Old- Fashioned Revival Hour
TOO News Rebroadcast.
7:05-Pause that Refreshes.
7:30-NBC Symphony.
0-Sign Off.
Monday Schedule
IL :00-Personal Album.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-19

Martin, House Republican leader.
was having troubles of his own. 1t
was Martin who spanked the at
tack on the Worley bill in the secret
COP caucus which preceded the
House adoption of Parliamentary
rule barring a roll-call vote on the
bill-a rule which later was reversed
under pressure from the press, the
public and the White House.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

FEBRUARY 10
Mrs. Sam Niemi
Fred Lucas
Jacqueline Schmitz
Olaf Olson
Bonnie P. Nahum
August Aalto
FEBRUARY 20
Keith G. Wildes
Don Parson
Skipper MacKinnon
John Harris
Mrs. Lee Perkins
H. M. Stanwood
Helen Jacobsen
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-02-19
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 81

MOANDA i FEDIL Ohn u
Benefic aspects are favorable to
business. Constructive work is
under fortunate planetary direction.
HEART AND HOME: Natives Of
Pisces should find wartime separa-
lions conducive to lasting devotion.
Wives whose husbands are in for
eign lands will find no solace in
new friends, although women who
were born under other signs are apt
TO indulge in foolish romances.
BUSINESS CONDITIONS: Hous-
ing problems will continue to cause
wide concern. According to certain
signs the coming Spring will see
radical Government measures to
provide homes for families of SER
yicemen. Rural residences and
beach cottages may be taken over
for the duration.
NATIONAL ISSUES: Taxes will
be greatly increased under the
pressure of war. Enormous often
sive expenses will cause Congress
and the Administration to forget
former differences regarding cur
rent needs.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
German financiers and industrial
lists who have supported Hitler will
see the. handwriting on the wall
which spells Nazi defeat. Fearing
punishment they will seek haven in
neutral countries but will be denied
entrance.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of year of varied ex.
periences which should finally prove
fortunate.
Children born on this day vii
probably have eventful lives; thei,
physical strength should be care.
fully developed.
Copyright, 1944)
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20 YEARS AGO fap EMPIRE
FEBRUARY 10, 1924

George Burod business Of this city who hao sofa
his business spring had associated with
Caro- Company his from
remain here permanently and as he
with the country
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Editor OF 1924 schoo
The Totem the elected Business
other members OF the stan
White Totem Advisor Miss Hart Assistant
Business Manager Harold Capen
Literary Virginia Mcbride Boys Athletics
Exchange John Rundal
1okes Hunter Snapshots Kenschmidt Alumni Eon
Special Juneau left Seale TINS
Washington received Robertson
enoute the separation of Southeast
well seek special
legislation for
representative of the Western Dry Goods
after business trip
10 Westward
Wealth report: High, 81; low, Is; cloudy.
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Alaska nterschoo Meet Whlch was
he held this about April
according schedules expected
to require complete
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WashingioR
Merry
6o-Round

CONTINUED nom Page One)
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HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
but do not compel"
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20
Benefic aspects are fortunate foi
leaders of thought. The clergy and
educators should benefit.
HEART AND HOME: Certain
planetary signs are read as presag
ing extraordinary qualities of minc
and character in war babies born
within the next six months. Girls
will be precocious and boys will
manifest manual dexterity. Aquar-
ian influences will cause these
children to be extremely conscien-
.iOuS.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Fore
sight should be exercised as 1914
advances because coming months
will bring unexpected d e m a n d S
upon American business.
NATIONAL ISSUES: Astrologers
warn of fifth column influences
that enlist sympathy for the Japan
ese Any weakening of our national
defense measures, they say, will
bring a repetition of Pearl Harbor
tactics to our Pacific Coast.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
The stars presage stepping up Of
United Nations offensives; early
dates will be propitious for the
greatest concerted attacks in his
tory Definite advance before June
will reduce the losses of men and
material and hasten defeat of the
Nazis
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of a year of success in
which many obstacles will be sur
mounted.
Children born on this day will
probably achieve satisfying careers
despite hindrance and handicaps
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Argentinas coastline extends for
more than 1000 miles.
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PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Have portrait artist take your
picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite
Federal Building. Phone 294. adv.
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Weather report: High, 27 low, Is; cloudy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Goodwill
Services

The day at Goodwill Industries,
$50 K. Congress. begins at 8 a. m.
with a chapel service addressed
by a different minister or layman
each day.
Special Christmas services will
be held the week of Dec. 1922.
The speakers will be Monday,
DR.. J. d. Howell, ST, Stephens
Methodist. Approaching Christ
mas With the Wise Men," Tues.
day. DR.. Francis b. Creamer,
Christ Episcopal. The Mother OF
Jesus" Wednesday, DR.. Frederick
II. Olert. First Presbyterian, THE
Innkeeper of Bethlehem; Thurs
day, DR.. c. A. McPheeters, Metro
politan NJ. f., The Songs of
Christmas" and Cameron Nc
Lean, baritone; and Friday. DR..
Robert c. Stranger, Bethel Evan
gelical and Reformed, THE Heart
of Christmas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Zionist Leader
Speaks Today

Or. Israel Elfenbein. author and
Zionist leader. will address a gath
ering of Mizrachi Organization
of Detroit at $50 p. m. today at
Congregation B'nai Moshe.
DR.. Elicnbein is rabbi I'm
Brooklyn, N Y, and is the author
OF "Maimonides. the Man" HIS
tory of Palestine Under the
Turks" "Teshuvoth RaShi" and
other works.
Rabbi Elfenhein will disetisS re-
cent events in Palestine and then
significance.
One of the main detectives OF
Dr.. t.ffcubpin' s visit TO Detroit is
to enroll all local synagogs in
the MIzrachi Organization Vi
America.
The Mlzrachi will celebrate its
33d anniversary with a banquc.
Sunday. Jan II. l945 in the
social hall OF Congre o n
ShaaFey Xcdek. --..-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
SERVICE PREACHER

The preacher al the service will
be the Rev. IRWIN c. Johnson.
rector of st. johns Church, De-
troit, who also will present the
Rev. Mr.. Ellerhorst for ordlna-
ton.
The Rev. Mr. Jones will be pre-
sented by the Rev Edward L.
Williams, rector OF 81. Mark 5
81 Church, Detroit, the Rev. Mr..
Lucas by the Rev George Back
hurst, rector OF 81. PaurS Church.
ST Clair. and formerly city mis-
sioner, and the Rev. Mr.. Rood by
the Rev. Austin r. DuPlan, rector
OF Grace Church, Port Huron
The Rev. David r. CoVell. l.. II.
D., rector of Mariners Church
and superintendent of tho Detroit
Episcopal City Mission. viii act as
master Of ceremonies for the
ordination
The epiStle viii be read by the
Rev David T. Dawes, rector Of
Trinity Church. Bay City, and the
gospel by the Rev. Allan l. Ram
say. rector of ST. Mary's Church,
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
JohnCree(y S
Father Dies

Word was received in Detroit
today of the unexpected death in
ST. Louis of Charles +. Greece
father of John Creecy. Detroit
Times staff writer.
Mr.. Crcecy, who was 60. died
late yesterday of a heart attack.
He was a native OF southwestern
Missouri and. for many years, had
been engaged IN the insurance
and publishing business.
Besides the son, who lives at
$3.50 Middlepoint. Mr.. Creecy is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Hazel
CreeCy; two daughters. Jane and
-AiaFy-ffefen. and a sister, Mrs.
Jockey Gray Of Chicago.
Funeral services Will be held in
ST. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
DEAF LEADER

The four candidates are the
Rev. James c. Ellerhorst. deal
mute clergyman who is in charge
OF the deaf congregations at St
Adams, Flint; 81. Monica's, Ian
sing; ST. Martha's, Saginaw. anc
Ephphatha, Detroit; the Rev. Percy
d. Jones, missionary in charge oil
Trinity Church. Belleville. and ST
Michael's. Lincoln Park; the Rev
Edgar A. Lucas, assistant 10 the
city missioner, and the Rev. Sid,
new s. Rood, missionary in charge
of ST. Paul's. Gladwin, and Grace
Church, StandiSh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

JONES. ic DARoLp CLAiRE-Mrs
Erwa Z Jones wife Dexter
NEWTON. iST 1T WILLIAM p JR -
Dr and Mrs william Newton ST.. parents
Apena
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Peter PiotroWsh father. 2377 PULASKI
Hsu'rnmck
POBARGE. PFC WILLARD V 80 Mrs
Fannie Riverside mother Crvs'sl Falls
sc1foNPEPCEP 9 SGT PHILIP - Mrs
Moily. Strau.t. mother 2s45 BuenA Vista
Detroit
siKoPA PIC JEROME p.-m- and Mrs
troll
sPEICHT PFC PAUL y JR Mrs. cisr,
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Story. mother. Crystal Fails
STPAHAN PFC RALPH G-Mrs Ester
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TAYLOR. PFC wftMAN L-Mr samuel
TaVor fa'hsr 7707 81 Cirir Dcfrols
VANDrpHOOF. PIC HARLEY n Mr. and
Mrs Douglas s. vanderhooi parents. Reed
CITY
vETRANo. CPL JoHN-Mr and Mrs
nnns'o Vetrano, parents. 4sO3 LiilibridEe
Detroit
VICTOR PFC ROBERT s-Mr and Mrs
Barnet Victor. parents, 371i Webb. De
troit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
ARMY WOUNDED

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STEVENSON PVT DOUGLAS Mrs
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BPusSEt IN 1T JACK Mrs Florence
Rruuei mother isA42 Breton Dr
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purnhsm wife. 90 BsaconSh,ld, Crosse
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Parrinello. mother. 7s7l Hunt
Outuate
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mrtrr father Monroe
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KEPES PFC LOUIS JR Mrs Helen
LAurNER SGT JEROME MN, FLOR.
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Mt'rhsr wife Msnis'ioue
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mother 2seisna
PRAEsHKA' PVT THEODORE Mrs
Audrey I Pranshks wife Hastings -.
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Rosahclie serrison. wife, Garden City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Belfast Evangelist
Al Bered Tabernacle

The Rev. s. II. Wilson Of Bel
fast Ireland. preaching in the alb
Scnce of the Rev. j. r Kline,
speaks, Sunday at 3 p m on
Faith in-tf1r- Furnace OF Fire
in -Berea- Tabernacle The Rev.
Mr.. Wilson spent many years DIS
an evangelist in roland and Eng
land before rccepting the new
post ,of associate pastor OF the
Ta harpacIo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Faropean ARA
Detroit


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lehman. wife. sault ste. Marie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
-TOdGy's-
MISSING
Person

JOSEPH GARNERO. So. of
i027 Lillihridge, missing since
Nov p.
II Garnero was wearing an Oxford
gray oyercoat. a gray sweater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18


Another UNI
usual .estere is
four men are
10 be advanced
from the dia-
Conate 10 the
prize sthood at
this one service.
The ordina-
ton will be con-
Quoted by the
RI. Rev. Frank
w. Creighton.
DID,. bishop of
I h e Episcopal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

dark suit and
Oxford gra Y
hat. He IS )
feet 2 inches,
f56 pounds. He
n "A : W n
eyes, is bald,
has rudy COM
pleXion. He has
the figure of a
woman tatooed
on his right
arm and a scar
on forehead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

Monday
Rites Will follow in the Holy
Redeemer Church, Junction and
West Vernon Highway AZ 9 a m.
Burial will be in the Holy Sep
ulchre Cemetery.
Mr.. Goebel was widely known
as a stamp collector and was a
former Ford Motor Co service
official. He died yesterday after
a long illness.
Surviving HIM are his wife Jane
l.. a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy NJ
Cantln; a niece, Madei9H5 and five
sisters, Mrs. Mary Till. Mrs.
Matilda HaddoW. Mrs Anna Hill
-ock, Mrs. Helen Dotter and Mrs.
Amelia Hanning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Ordination
Af.Mariners'

A service Of ordination, thought
to be the first ever held in the
edifice. is 70 take place in Ma
riners' Church. Detroit, on Mon
dav al 10.30 q m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The department public Of 2413 U. s
soldiers wounded including loo 81
the Detroit
The department
from Michigan and eight from the Detroit In all these
neNon
directly by the department any change n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

Reported missing by his son, Jo-
Seph. Any one knowing his where
about call Missing Persons Blu
reau, RIA 500.
Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
NAVY MISSING
NAVY. MARINE WOUNDED

MILLER PM 7c GEOPGE-Mr and Mrs
rdpsrd Miller. parents ASIA Withheld
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Paul N. GoebeI

Services for Paul y. Goebel IS.
of f22t Casgrain viii be held IN
the w. +. Hackett and Son
Funeral Home at $50 an.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
|Sediiion Jury Given
Details Of Plan Tor
War on Jews, Reds
BY CARTER BROOKE JONES.


Plans by defendant In the sedi-
ton case for armed conflict against
Jews and Communists were de-
scribed in letter in the record of
the mass trial today. &
In the letter, assertedly written by
Defendant Frank w. Clark OF
Tacoma, Wash, chairman OF the
National Liberty party, to Henry
D. Allen, who identified the docu-
ment, it was stated: IS,
Whenever the State of California
lis sufficiently organized, it shall
become the duty of the writer to
appear in California and to meet
all leaders of the militant branch
of the National Liberty party; give
them a lecture on how to apply
American militant tactics, show
them charts of the United States
up to and including the Mississippi
River regions, where from such
points and in all probability the
National Liberty party will have
to fight on toward the east every
inch of the ground that is won
until Americans regain their United
/ States of America"
Mexican Address Sought.
The letter added that "the writer
firmly believes that the entire West.
ern Hemisphere should be cleaned
up all at one and the same time
consequently the writer desires II
obtain the proper and safe addres.
of one Mr.. Rodriguez, commander o.
the Golden Shirts, Nation of Mexico
Should such address be available
Evening star., 1944-11-10

Ito you. the writer would highly
appreciate such address" /"
Earlier In the letter, dated April
IA, 1888, Clark wrote: No organiza-
tion or institution can ever hope to
win anything in this Jewish. now,
United States Of Europe, without q
national unity plan, having as its
foundation OF progress q very defi-
mite American proper tactic move
n1ent that these tactic move
ments chiefly concern the militants
within the political, which is the
place for all vigilantes, ex-soldiers
and possible German bunds, to give
the CIO, the Communists and the
Jews dose and triple dose of their
own castor oil, the details Of which
will not be placed upon paper, but
one might interpret this to be coun-
ter-revoluti0ary movement against
the enemy-and rightly so-in the
spirit of 1776."
Predict "Hitler Spades"
In a later letter, Clark wrote
Allen: Later on we will have base
ball bats in our hands or special
devised Hitler Spades >" :"
Clark added: And so I have told
thousands and will tell millions
the Jews will be buried here"
The letter said:. These Jews have
been holding meetings all over the
country for the purpose OF gather
ing in funds and have them shipped
here by the boatload. While some
people think there is to be some
where In the neighborhood OF few
thousands, the fact is, they have
planned to bring 100000 here-and
that means that many more to
slaughter. I am speaking from q
military standpoint, not that OF q
gunman, racketeer or murderer"
| Clark suggested that the, Ameri-
can, Nationalist Confederation, iden-
tilted by the Government as headed
by George E. Deatherage, another
defendant, consider the concentra-
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tion Of from 1,o00, ,0O0 to 1000 ,oOl
lighters" on the Pacific Coast to
move eastward at the zero hour
Urged Preparation.
The defendant urged preparation
that we may do, when the show
down comes, just what Gen. Franco
has done In Spain" a
Mr.. Allen former member OF
the Silver Shirts, organization led
by William Dudley Pelley, a de-
fendant, testified that Datherage in
the fall of 1887 told him the con-
federation proposed to divide the
country into areas similar to the
Army's Corps Areas and "in a SINH.
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lar manner as was done In Ger
many"
Chief Prosecutor o. John Roggc
showed the jury q chart based on
this plan. He read several OF the
exhibits Of which Mr.. Allen iden-
titled photostats.
The witness said the originals
Of these documents were in brief
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case taken illegally from him by
the FBI and the Jews" In San Diego.
Calf, In 1898. These, he said, were
photostatted, and some Of the photo
stats afterward appeared In Jewish
publications. The originals e~entu-
ally were returned to him, but later
were lost, he said.
The defense sought to exclude the
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Extravagant spending sf money
1t home results in m extrayasant
spending Of hood In battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today 70 keep our
Casualties 70 minimum. Let's al
back the attack.
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exhibits. partly on the ground that
they were stolen from Mr.. Allen,
but Chief Justice Edward g. Eicher
admitted most Of them shortly be-
fore the trial was adjourned last
night for the week end.