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HELP poMesrlc tcsss.)

CIV. $50: small house. Arlington;. 2 10
esery otSsl sund e cooens.' ~ sa
ss. "sss!nf Rssssans et ss7f F.aulF'd
az SUM- ed s sao H. n. ys home n "a ri,
s1indzs'Gs II EM no Jas: seo1p.
sht .oo sSYn s.i.r, Thurs rs s 4sa, Sun on live
GENiESaL' RoGsEW vs. sso Pun time. good
va Gsse: :;1. e2os a2nd pl. Chevy Chase. Call
GIRL. s,h.w. and lisht laundry. 2 days .
week; references required. CAN DU. $3.50
sn mh young nnt for Dsrt-ti%s housssosk 70
GIRL White '. OF e aisg SEQ and carfar.
per week to start to . capable girl with
nloyment history. Position permanent.
sh aSit enc car. ae' of 81
sisshss aas
HousEKEEPER. care care. one child, 7:45 am.
70 $50 pm; no SUNDAYS. Call FR. 1903
MAID, take care of a-year-old girl and
s se 5 s%s s .es hs Sa $50 on e. so
Nab. eolersd: for hoa As; les morning.
ave- to NV Il Sc Ca. nn 4. e, s1oz 4soe Illinois
sssSi . kes Ell! 1877 g: ss. ST. s'll0l
IN ey es soms or sduts
$3.50 between 8 and 5. Or RX. AZ sss ~; after
MAID FOR G.H.w. and assist in care OF
,fshlldren; 4 competent, salary open
MOTHER's HELPER-3e1s 10th st. NV
Young girl to assist with child .en, light
Laundry. no cooking: refs, health card;
NURSE, white. for 2 children. 5 and 3.
Go to the seashore for a month. winter
IN D. C. EYcels eat salary: references re-
s sEcoND COOK '1 institution, top salary
and m mai Call Mrs. Krause,
WOMAN. settled, white or colored: live in,
upstairs private room and bath, suburban
MARYLAND home; general homework, very
light Laundry, plain cooking, care Of A.
reference and heslth card required. Cali
wee Us s Adams o1s1. Sat- Sun. and
WOMAN NJ r essS not under a. nby,,.
cally able to DO lisht general housework
s ssrson v ots pT sis RED 80 ssss
WOMAN wanted to 90 to Florida as cook
and general houseworker; assist with 9
amusement Convenient: leave 'u SEPT. for
Elnte IN references. health card required.
WOMAN, coIored, reliable, to help with
mother call between and 5 pm al.
WOMAN FOR G.H.W-Georgetown, 4
employed women. prepare dinner. per-
Sonal laundry, cleaning; no Sundays:
hours. 80 until after dinner: references
Call MI. 0631 after. 8 pm
SMALL CHEVY CHASE FAMILY on Wis
| consin ave. bus line REQUIRES general house
worker. Thurs. and every other Sun. of,
go week references rel REQUIRED Phone
MT. PLEASANT, 1927 Walbridge pl NV
| G NV, plain cooking; live in, Thurs, Sat
and Sun. afternoons of; $50 week. CO.
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Stanley Raclzilowski, 90, ouantico, and
Catherine Farley, II, 1412 Trinidad
Gerald Watson, u, "A o st. ne, and
Myrtle Fulton. 81 1919 3rd st. NV
Frederick Clemens, 30. 1901 Georgia ave
Silver Spring, and Anna zoerb. "a, 1854
Tom May, %, Shreveport, La, and Helen
O'Boyle, %. Is 9th st. ne.
JOSHUA Davis, Jrs Fl, Norfolk. Va. and
Alvester Lee. %, Falls Church Va
Paul Hall IS. and Jannett Waddell, "A
both OF 115 50th st.; ne.
;, both of 1919 Harvard st. NV.
Harry Thomson, jr., %. San Francisco
and Beverly Mikkelson, 90, 34O6 Rod
Richard Adams, 30. wellesley Hills, Mass,
and Mildred Richards, 90, Cincinnati
David Scott, 90 1015 Wisconsin ave. NV.
and Pauline Jones, 30, 24o3 Pennsyl-
Lewis Hunter. 81; SOC E st ne, and
Betty Fuller, 10, 46 Burns st. ne.
Carl Roth, 20, 1920 M st. NV, and Pau
line Pennekamp, %, 1909 Concord ave.
Andrew Rcwley,. %. l716 22nd st. Sc.
and Elaine Krebeck, 81, 1910 22nd
st. Sc.
James Mullnes, jr.. IS, 500 Shepherd st
NV, and Mary Minnick, is, 531 18th
william Gilmer "a, I21 Tennessee ave
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SITUATIONS poMEsIic

GIRL. colored. wants work from pm.
through dinner. SIS per week and car
fare. Call after >. DU. 1856
GIRL, colored. wishes days work: expe-
rienced: references. GRACE BROWN, 22O7
18th ST. NV.
GIRL wants days or part-time work
Call Trinidad 1850.
GIRL, colored, wants part or full time
Job caring for children for employed
couple Ii. S04S
GIRL, colored, wants \daywork. CAN AT
GIRL, colored. immaculate. intelligent,
wishes day cleaning, small apt; SIS Du-
pont 1910.
GIRL, colored, to take care of child under
g for employed parents. 939 Rhode Island
ave. NV.
WOMAN, colored. with 13-mo -old baby.
wishes lob to work: will consider small
wages. Write CARRIE BOWLES, Ash
burn, Va, R. 3. Box As.
WOMAN. colored, wants days work,
Mon. through Thurs; laundry by machine
or light cleaning or ironing. Call Tues.
At z ER QQQ5
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HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTING EXECUTIvE-Hiehe
advertising agency has immediate opening;
ApVERT1s iSsei MANAGER Err fu iiat or part
time, preparation of technical data, cata-
ente 's appaTatus VIDE fnoWledse in S all
BE considered confidential. BOX 4so-M,
ARTIsTs WANTED Immediately by ma
tional adyertlslng agency; requirements
ereatiye ability fast on modeTn layouts
a 2aRts hsf Fly COOK HS5 5S vss Star
CARLTON HOTEL; 18th and K SIS. NV.
ASSISTANT laundry superintendent, reli.
Ss Sh %pey RoTEE II lee
A ssh aaG j a. eolored. 1871 New
A AsTRSh,is ay MANAGERS. white. for re.
Mns1 be- With sadn sd
ATTORNEY wantedI,Manufactu son;
a9 serN ss ron Hsw Y
WpB; wIs; WING vases and hours stsbil
Iuii particaisrs Of past experience. Be-,
Atro: GENsfhRATfoi;RN and Starter repair:
man haf A sSHs fss h1SR
S S9 IN MES sax YSsk eye da ne work no
overtime. See Mr.: PipeF. EMBASSY DAIRY
a 1SG 'f MGcHAS II g." high weekly salar,
plus 2 share Of the profits OF, the business
for all,srou I.f.s skill goSd Place to work
A HHH5 M ssa1 xSfasa We need mechanic
ss sen ans truck khe repairs sIs o.
Justly the Earn sPa $50 70 SEQ
HRRs1s 53ss e eo III! so hss st.
81 sAK2 Frs 2 an.around men; good hours
i sasr q fR'lsw 5Sss alter Sps9
s2ss EEgSEGsr Sol .rs ssh St church
so e fHseRs essential s wo sA 81 days
AT4o Rsf NJ e. 5'nf Fson sAE
BOY 1929. draft deferred, for ONO.
ans small phons Start sse
BRfCsKLATER. first class. Call between
$40 and pm, 81 Quincy pl ne. MI
ing conditions. WAKEFIELD GRILL, 92(
F st. NV.
bus BOYS and dishvashers wanted, cafe.
terra, Temporary Bldg. A. End and SITS
sw Apply to MIS-; DANIELS manager
BUS oPERATORs-Ths need is urgent.
Women and men over Fl years of age.
essential and permanent; disqualification:
teD wages: ample protection. Apply WASH
lNGTON. MARLBORO q ANNAPOLIS
MOTOR LINES. INC. See Mr.. Barnes. 1910
Uootnern ave. Sc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PERSON or persons who witnessed an
accident involving taxicab and pedestrian
at corner Of 18th and F SITS. NV. about
phone Lincoln 300 between and & pm.
GAS WATER HEATERS-2O, 80, 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed; small MONTH!
payments; immediate installation. D. A
STANSBURY. Lincoln 1929.
BOOKKEEPING, accounting, Federal and
State tax service, soc. sec. and unemploy
ships or individuals. Prompt service at
reasonable rates. Address ACCOUNTING
SERVICE, 314 Denrike BLDG, Wash, p. c.
! WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
incurred by any one other than myself
TO-
WILL not be responsible for any debts
unless contracted for by myself CLAIR
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EMPLOYMENT. SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS, clerks. receptions. select po-
s ssns visit Isl e RATE rsss Passd 81 81
Est. II yrs.l 1911 G st. MA. 2114
STENOGRAPHERS t50). S45-S5O week
I'm. & u, s40-s60 wk.; typists. 500 wk. !;
editorial asst. %. 5000 mo-; p. B. x.
opers., $3.50; dozens Of others; unusual
z. lOpp. CAPITOL Theaterl MA 233S
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SITUATIONS MEN.

COLORED, with 1st-class references, wants
small apt. building to care for, with privi-
lege to work out; IA. 00l9.
DEFERRED YOUNG MAN desires to work
in essential industry; yrs exp as acct,
bkpr,, once manager $50 week salary;
excellent references. Box 496-V. Star. So
EXECUTIVE. with sales MANAGERIAL back
ground. desires association with reputa Bile
firm; would consider investment. Box
373-V, Star. So
salesman. mechanically inclined. desires
contact with reliable concern; willing ia
travel anywhere. Box Sex. Star.
PHOTO. LAB. TECH, colored, desires
evening Photographic work: experienced
draft deferred. Box 39-X. Star 1O'
RELEASED from Navy, salesman, expert
enced, desires connection. outside pre-
ferred. Box ask, Star.
TYPIST, available evenings neat, accurate
speedy work Columbia 6QSh g.
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COUPLE. cook, g.h.w.. butler, mouse anc
yardman: Pleasant living quarters. 5000
VEGA ihvaeisi for Photographic
fs 6RThzs Hsi fs SDD' n GOLD
RETOUCHER to do finished PHOTOGRAPHIC
retouchlng on piece work or full time
basis. Box 10S-A. Star
TYPISTS, S1.25 an hour Real expert.
on tabular work only: 10 evenings work
After 5. RE. 4467.
TYPISTS .G2). men and women, to work
evenings for a publishing concern from 1
TO or 10 O'Clock, nights weekly at 81 .OG
per hour-Sundeys optional. Also one
rate; W. can also utilize the services Of
emcient typists on our regular dali,
force. Phone National 1857 or cali In
person at 1850 LIST st. NV. New York ave
carr, between z pm. and pm. Ask fol
MR LuCEY, Our production Is strictly wal
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Sd, 600, 900 Tire Plant
To Be Built by U. S.
By the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSoclated Press.
The Defense Plant Corp. said yes
terday that a new 100000 tire
plane will be built at Des Moines
Iowa, to be owned by the DPC and
to be leased to the Firestone Tire
d Rubber Co., OF Akron, Ohio.
Asked if the plant would produce
synthetic rubber tires, a DPC off,
cial said: Il understand it Is for
tire operation, but for security rea-
sons 1 cannot say more than that"
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\X&;;: !; 5:
W
DANCES

DANCES.
Jewish Community Center roof
8:45 O'Clock tonight.
American Automobile Association
Hotel Statler, II o'clock tonight
Members and guests only.
EXHIBITS.
American Battle Prints" Library
Of Congress, 8 am. to 10 pm. daily
except Saturday, 8 am. to pm.
through September 4.
Helen Catch Durston drawings
Public Library, Eighth and X
streets NV, 9 am. to 9 pm. week
days except Saturday, 9 am. to ]
pm, through August.
American Battle Paintings" 1776-
1918, National Gallery of Art, IL
am. to 5 pm. daily except Sunday
2 to 10 pm, through September 4.
Raoul Duffy and Arthur Dove oil
paintings and Washington artists
water colors exhibit, Phillips Me-
mortal Gallery, II am. to 6 pm
daily except Sunday, 3 to Z pm,
through August.
LUNCHEON.
Rotary Club, Willard Hotel, 1890
pm. tomorrow. Members only.
MUSIC.
Army Air Forces Band, Sylvan
Theater on Monument Grounds,
$3.50 o'clock tonight.
Junior Optimist Band of Boys
Club of Washington, Twining
Square, o'clock tonight.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Meals, lounge, library, garden
Junior Officers Club of Washington
1885 Seventeenth street NV, IL am
to midnight daily. Dance, $50 pm
Thursdays.
Dance, Friendship House, 619 D
street Sc, $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Service men and women may OBJ
tain information on other activities
by calling the United Nations Gen.
ter, National 5000, or any of the fol-
lowing USO numbers: Republic 1927
National 343l, National 0e14 OF
Executive 0428. Colored service per-
sonnet may call USO, Decatur 1864
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SITUATIONS MEN G. woMEh.

COUPLE wants job: man as butler and
chauffeur. wife as cook, in private family.
Dupont 1905
JANITOR-Man and wife. colored, desire
janitor work in apartment building. with
quarters as part compensation; highest ref
erences. Franklin 1925 9.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COLORED errand boys and girls; whole
sale laboratories. THE HILBERT OPTICAL
CO., 726 18th st. NV.
Good salary; room and board. Call FIR
COUPLE. white or colored; cook and but
Ter; good references required. Call MRS
ROBERT v. CLARK. Middleburs 2O6 lcol-
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laDs, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, Uait three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING. roofine. rock WOOL in
sulation; Call US for estimate: HUDSON
1910. N "'' IL
FLOORs-Yes, we clean. bleach. finish.
wax: polish, repair pi .h Lag wood floors: NASH
FLOOR sERVICE-Laying, sanding, An.
ishing. waxing. repairing Parquet special
lists: Can FLOORING CONTRACTORS,
INC. 1872 wisconsin ave. NV. NO. 22l5,
JOHNS.MANvuLE roofing, siding, storm
sash; to 3 years to pay. GATES
Mo NOE I'M ToUR HoMEM ogp IN.
closed. recreation rooms built, attics an
ished; concrete and brick work. painting
sash. Get our free estimate. Terms Ar.
ranged. DISTRICT RENOVATORS. ran.
eral contractor, GE. 055l
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PERSONAL tcor,. J,

MEN, W0MENL Old at 40. so. 6Ol wan
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron;
also contain vitamin HI, calcium. Tria
size only 36c. At all Ndrugstores every.
FREE DANCE LESSON all types Of dane.
ing. jitterburg included; private or elias.
inst 1924 eth ne
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MOTOR IRAYEl..

TWO WANT transportation to Providence.
r: J.. or New Bedford. Mass. Aug. % or
%. Share driving and expresses. or pay
set amoupt. CHI. 4s4I, ewes. Of Sun.
~, can take 3 or 4. DU. 1857 evenings. .
WOMAN, experienced driver, desires trans
portation California or vicinity for two
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MAIL AND INFORMATION CLERKS. must
pc be neat nsst and "a alert; hours am. to pm
lowing week: Apply personnel ONCE, HOTEL
STATLER, 18th and L SITS. NV.
salon 81 large Eore Tor
Once 'G Second eof THE HEc SaF
MfssENssEhkss i feR British Missions. not re.
turning to school, Apply llO7 18th st. NV
Employment ONCE open Monday through,
ScR BookKEEP1N SGanf machine opera
o teIs also aood sce s seTS MS Fart @
NGRsE-care Of 3 children for employed
S service wife school age live I'M other
NURSE, practical for invalid: s-hour a m.
DUTY G Must DRIVE car for daily short drive.
6FfF1ttEf HCLfERsitcALs - Opportunity for
permanent employment with established
@ Pls'isnt x xDTtnE sA fanssns smpss
men once. once 4th ana + sts. ne. Hiring
PIX oPERxr eSsr0ve Abby Bote, Roose
PAkT.T 3 Eo ShE Il E u HELP required by
national aviation ORGANIZATION; tipping abil-
REcEPTioN1sT.fffmIiE. Ve CLERK ts by dispens-
essential: high school education OF eauivs-
Phone RE Sill 8 to $50.
si1a: GIRL. experienced. hours to
1929 g st. NV. Ma OSS5.
SALESGIRL for book and gift shop: per-
manent position. good salary. quick ad-
vancement. BOOK BAR, 1901 Conn. ave
NV.
sALEsLADY wanted. full or part time:
middle age preferred NORTHEAST
BAKERY, AZ 10Th st. ne. TO-
SALESLADY, ladies' ready to wear: good
salary. Chance for advancement: perma-
nent position. Apply REGAL, I'll 18th st.
NV.
SALESLADIES, full or part time, for
women's or children's wearing apparel
permanent positions. excellent salaries. sick
leave and vacations with pay. MORTON'S,
SALESLADIES, experienced In children
veal: fun time Or part time; good salaries
7th st. NV.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-04-21
70 YEARS AGO f fsfr EMPIRE
APRIL 81, 1924

81,
after picking
I'D an aopane engine ship
The sent the two towns
filters be taken further West for
engaged the
Alaska fishing with the Alaska Fshemens
1924 leaders of both sides
Southeast Alaska School Meet was to start the
following including be represented
According a day Secretary M whittier
delegates to the convention Oh
arrive the Alaska and the
called for April % in the Council Chambers
City that representatives from Ketchkan Wra
CELL Douglas Sitka, to be in attendance
Sterling district for the
Alaska Road Anchorage respectively
Watson for conference with Col James
G steese relative to the operations
George Anderson Petersburg
Sam Guyo representative returned home after
a trip Skagway and Haines.
Weather report: High, 49, cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-04-21

as a result of fires started by our
bombers and it was difficult to tell
who was friend and who was foe.
However, U. S. naval gunfire was
extremely accurate, and after about
two shots to get the range, they
made mincemeat of the slow para
troop transports.
Later, on August IA, another 81
planes, bringing paratroopers to aid
the British operation at Catania,
were shot down by. naval gunners
probably a combination of U. S.
and British ships.
Immediately, committee of in
quiry was appointed in North At
RIGA and an investigation was con-
Quoted to ascertain the causes. The
findings SO far have been shrouded
with a strict veil of secrecy How
ever, it can be revealed that there
has been vigorous debate inside the
air forces regarding means of pro-
viding better protection for para
troopers.
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citation between Chinese factions.
Il don't speak Chinese and 1
won't be able to do anything like
that" remarked the Vice President
to friends. Then, in reply to a
question as to what he was going
for, he looked down at his hands,
callused from work in his Victory
garden, and said:
I'm going to try to introduce a
new agricultural i'm pl e m en- to
China-a push-hoe."
NOTE - GeneraliSsimo and Ma
dame Chang Kai-shek have been
irked at the Allies ever since the
Cairo conference, when Churchill
refused Roosevelt's suggestion to
return Hongkong to China. Re-
Gently the Chinese have become
even more irked by failures and
defeats in Burma Wallace, No.
man in the Roosevelt Administra-
ton, will endeavor to heal this by
a courtesy call accomplishing Am
erican interest in Chinas welfare.
Copyright, 1914, by United
Feature Syndicate, Inc)
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A:ITOISTS WARMED

Paved streets will be washed
down Sunday morning. Parking
will be prohibited on Franklin
Street, upper and lower; Front
Street, Seward and Main Streets.
BY order of z
JOHN MONAGLE, IS
Chief of Police
and STREET DEPT.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-04-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the Last Will and Testament
of WILLIAM REYNOLDS GAR
STER, Deceased, made by him on
September 81, l943, has been adj
mitted to probate and an Order
made and entered by the United
States Commissioners and Ex-O fficio
Probate Judge for the Juneau, Al
aska, Commissioners Precinct, that
said decedent's estate shall be set
tied in the manner provided in said
Last Will and Testament, and all
persons are required within six (6)
months from the date Of the first
publication Of this notice to present
their claims with proper vouchers
against said estate to the Executor
personally, at the B. M. Behrends
Bank in Juneau, Alaska, or at the
office Of his attorney, M. E. Monagle.
at 200 Seward Building. Juneau,
Alaska.
! Dated at Juneau, Alaska, April
18th, 1914.
JAMES McNAUGHTON, 5
Executor.
First publication, April 81, 1914.
Last publication, May IL, 1914.
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HOW MANY WILL VOTE?

Several weeks ago residents of Juneau focked to
days here when 1900 votes considered few. More
than a thousand cast ballots in the city election.
Reason for this. apparently. was the milk question,
The large vote was of protest against further
it was anything else
The same ISSUE only stronger, is up again next
Tuesday and it remains to be what the response
will be to the recent to elect candidates who
have been tagged by the Governor and other Federal
officials.
The municipal election in which Juneautes cast
votes than any other city in Alaska, exemplifed
a wholesome and healthy renewal of the determination
of the people to show they govern themselves
without any help from those higher up
Next Tuesdays election also will provide an OPP
portunty for Aaska's Democrats to show that the
evils Of the present administration be taken
of by men from the ranks of the Democratic Party
if the delegate who is nominated by the Democrats is
form holding sway, is for trend back to more
democratic principles.
At any rate it is hope that the fury of battle
in the last several weeks has had the effect of
vncing large part of Juneaus eligible voters that
they should make of the right ballots next
Tuesday
The renewal of interest in the peoples share in
government started in the recent city election should
be kept up and made stronger in the primary election
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-04-21
WALLACE TO CHINA

One significant sidelight on Vice
Presidents Wallaces forthcoming
trip to China is that the President
personally planned to announce it.
His announcement was planned as
an indirect Presidential blessing to
the Vice President, and the poll
ticos were expected to draw their
own conclusions.
The fact that the White House
did not make the announcement
was pure fluke, due in part to a
newspaper leak.
The leak got to a British news
paper, the London Daily Mail,
which tried to file story to Lon
dom However, the story was stop
ped by u. S. censors, because it is
never permissible to publish the
movements of U. S. cabinet Of
ficer, the Vice President or the
President.
After the London Daily Mail fail
ed. r. T. Bowman of the Southam
newspapers in Canada, attempted
to file the story to Canada Once
again, the censor interviewed
Only then did the story leak out
to U. S. newspapermen in the State
Department press room, who i'm
mediately called the Vice Presi-
dents office. There, his secretary
got worried by the many phone calls
and urged Wallace to make an an
nonncement. Wallace finally yield
ed, much to the disappointment of
his political friends, who had help
ed plan for the White House an
ilouncement.
Actually, Wallace is not going to
Chungking TO try to bring recon-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-04-21
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That Walter P. Sharpe, admins
traitor with the will annexed of the
estate of James F. Dennis, deceased,
has filed his final account and re-
port of his administration of said
estate, and his petition for distribu-
ton thereof, in the United States
Commissioner Court for Juneau
Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska; that
10 o'clock A. NJ. June 9Th, 1914, has
been fixed as the time and said
court the place for hearing same;
and that all persons concerned
therein are hereby notified to APP
pear at said time and place and
file their objections, if any, to said
final account and petition for set
Element and distribution thereof
Dated: Juneau, Alaska, April 9Th,
1914.
WALTER P. SHARPE,
Administrator W. W. a.
First publication, Aprfl Z. 1914.
Last publication, April %, 1914.
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HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
but do not cOnppeP'
SATURDAY, APRIL %

SAIORDA I AFRlb "a
Benefic aspects dominate today
which should be fortunate for our
armies, navies and flying forces,
HEART AND HOME: Women
are under the best possible direc-
ton today; novel experiences and
congenial friends should abound.
Mental poise may general under
this configuration for it encourages
a. philosophical outlook upon war
conditions The aged should bene-
fit.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Initiation
may be evident before the end of
the year. However, business will
benefit ultimately if Government
props are withdrawn. Again q food
crisis of some sort is Indicated.
Fruits will be costly this year, it
is foretold
NATIONAL ISSUES: According
to the stars, decentralization Of in
dustries is important to the future
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war to peace activities congestion
of population will be danger to
prosperity.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
The new moon of this date brings
promise of concessions to small ma
tons and benefits for colonies
Much attention will be given to the
health of peoples suffering from the
crueltieS and sacrifices of war.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of year in which care
full management of financial hold
ings is imperative. Expenditures
should be watched.
Children born on this day prob
ably will be industrious and exceed
ingly gifted These Taurus folk
should go far in their work.
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