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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-30
LESS INTERFERENCE

As the extraordinary session of the Seventeenth Alaska Legislature draws to close note with a great deal of satisfaction the almost complete lack of interference the part of the chief executive in legislative affairs change in tactics which we heartily endorse.
 Still fresh in the minds of those who followed the dongs of the last regular legislative session are the intense lobbying" tactics carried by the Governor in the halls and in the chambers. It intense. as matter of fact, that were then obliged at the time to suggest that the chief executive make use of wakie -takie" for his continuous communication with various members of the House and Senate, thereby reducing the wear and tear on all concerned.
 This year. unless We are mistaken and these tactics are covered up by the of the famed Dick Tracys Diet smith wrist watch radio" the chief executive has stuck as whole to his duties executive and left the matter of legislation in the hands of the Legislature where it should be.
 This we commend, and we believe that because there has less interference great deal has been
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accomplished in short session. It is of course regrettabe that important time devoted to lambasting of the Governor in the Senate, but for this he has no to blame but himself. more diplomatic executive would have forced such thing to a head but would have attempted cooperation with rather than purge of, legislators not agreeing with him.
 It is the chief executives job to carry out the administrative duties imposed upon him by the Legis ature It Is not his duty to legislate attempt to egsate by trading votes for vetos It is neither his duty to attempt to create legislative assemble sub servient to his will by influencing elections especially so in this case where the executive is appontve official not an elective one.
 We recognize this session the attempt of the executive to mend his ways in this matter and hope ft continues.
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omic c7ncesssons in Northern Iran under the protection of Red Army troops. As a result, Ghavam is one of the wealthiest men in the Near East.
 However, revolutions are not set up overnight. They take both mon ey and time. The Soviet Embassy in Teheran is reliably reported to have distributed a Sl,500,000 in gold to Iranian political leaders in the past month to expedite a revolt. Simultaneously, the British Elm bassy, no slouch at cloak-and-dag- ger diplomacy, has seen to it that the Shah of Iran has everything necessary to protect Anglo-Ameri- can interests. The British Army, which left Iran more than month ago, left behind valuable military equipment to aid in resisting any Russian-inspired uprising.
 Tn New York also, there is more than mere power politics involved in what has been going on behind the scenes. The Iranian Ambassa- dor 10 the United States, Hussein Ala, is bitterly anti-Russian. How eser, Hussein Ala gets his orders from pro-Russian Premier Ghavam who recently rebuffed him. Ala s pals, who include some people who
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TWO GENTLEMEN FROM
 WEST VIRGINIA

It was no secret to every mem Der of the Committee why he wanted the delay. Revercomb is a bitter enemy of Senator Kilgore, Democrat, also of West Virginia. Kilgore is co-author of the Fed eral Science Bill, along with Sen ator Warren Magnuson of Wash ington. Kilgore was Chairman of the Subcommittee which studied the Bill The last thing Revercomb wants, therefore, is to see his Dem ocratic West Virginia colleague re- ceive national credit.
 This was what caused Chairman Thomas to blow up. Thomas was one of the Nations's outstanding so- cial scientists before he came to the Senate, and when Revercomb said that he questioned the inclu- sion of social scientists among the scientists to receive Federal sup port, Chairman Thomas shot back:
 Your Subcommittee has thor oughly thrashed this thing out with both the Government officials and the distinguished scientists who ap- peared before it, and found the present language acceptable"
 Do you mean to tell me we can't discuss the Bill in full com- mittee?" Reyercomb asked belli- gerently.
 Certainly we can," the Utah Senator replied, If we discuss it intelligently"
 Despite this sarcasm, Revercomb insisted that the Committee vote on whether support for the social : sciences should be included in the Bill.
 | The Government might be pay ing fer racial studies and things like that" he muttered.
 The vote was taken and Rever- comb was defeated. Thomas then gently explained that it is prac- tically impossible to draw a line of demarcation between the social sciences and the physical sciences.
 Tt is very easy to distinguish physical sciences from social sci- ences," Revercomb insisted.
 Yes Thomas replied, this time not so gently, If you don't know anything about either"
 The Committee then decided not to wait for Revercomb to get edu- cated regarding the Bill which his own Subcommittee had been study ing for months, and voted to ap- prove 1t.
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20 YEARS AGO fME TIT EMPIRE
MARCH 30, 1926


 Local today No holiday being observed being held by the
 entertained about 25 friends surprise shower of Miss Mona Saylor bride pleasantly passed in Miss Iris winning City reported regstra- registered mdafernoon yesterday registered by closing date. sI8S1 ssEs .a{ Empire school Seattle according parents, Mrs J. H Dunn of this city
 arrived in tonight with large ports the ship anyoie allowed regulations issued Alaska smallpox epidemic which had struck Seattle
 Laughn left Yukon Fairbanks was signed up engineer.
 Highest lowest, msting.
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MONDAY, APRIL 1
HEART AND HOME

HEART AND HOME
 A demand that women have a voice in the control of atomic ener- gy will be heard before long. It will be argued that women are more intent on maintaining world peace than are men.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS That black market operators and those who deal in black markets are criminals and deserving of no more consideration than any other thieves and crooks will presently pervade the public consciousness. Adequate and effectual laws and law enforcing methods are indi- cated.
 NATIONAL ISSUES 2 With the resumption of full-scale automobile manufacture, the na- tion's highways will see more auto- mobiles in operation than ever be- fore. Many states will he found without sufficient safety provisions and accident figures will soar.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Bolivia may soon find itself in the international spotlight-at least in that spotlight that is steadily fixed on Latin America by the Uni ted States. There are signs that Nicaragua will be lesser focal point
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars: A yeal of deepening spiritual faith and many proofs of the efficacy ot prayer.
 Children born today will have high standards of conduct and vii drive themselves to the point oi exhaustion to achieve their ends They will never be content with less than the full measure of success.
 Copyright, 1946)
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HOROSCOPE E "The stars incline
 but do not co9npep
SUNDAY, MARCH 31
HEART AND HOME

HEART AND HOME
 Young love is under friendly in- fluences. These contemplating marriage may proceed with their plans without fear of opposition or complications. Friendships renewed today will endure.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Long-term commitments are fav- ored, provided that every contin- gency has been considered. How ever, labor contracts should be held within reasonable limits based on the recognized economic prob abilities of ones business.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 The early return of many more thousands of Servicemen now over- seas will materially aggravate the present unemployment problem and result in fresh demands from vet erans for adequate provision for those who were heroes while the war was in progress but many of them are now finding themselves in the ranks of forgotten men
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars: A year of unusual activity in an increas- ingly interesting and profitable un- dertaking which should prepare them for greater opportunities ahead. !
 Children born on this day will be attended by good fortune through out their lives but will know periods of doubt and confusion. In matur- ity they will know what they want and will spare neither themselves, nor anyone who. stands in their way once they have set themselves a course of action. They will be honest, outspoken, determined and inilexible.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE SyopEpr. Iy TEE

Does lbreedng luncheon a
 A. This would permissible business proper twenty finishing.
 Would be letter, compliance request?
 No the correct form is Tn compliance WITH request
 proper wedding reception? A. the thing
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had heard over 100 witnesses, in cluding the Secretaries of War, Navy and Interior, Bernie Baruch, Dr. Vannevar Bush, the National Association of Manufacturers. the AFL, the CIO, and dozens of the nations leading scientists.
 Revercomb, although member of this Subcommittee, had not bothered to attend it's hearings. However, when the Bill came be- fore the full Senate Military Af- fairs Committee, he had the nerve to ask for delay.
 T want to study the Bill furth- er," the West Virginia Republican said
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS MIsUsED: The very tasty" Say, very TASTEFUL SAvORY)"
 MISPRONOUNCED: tfront building). fasad, ASK, in syllable.
 < OFTEN MISSPEILED: Altogether L.
 SYNONYMS: Juniant, joyful elated exuant. exultng
 WORD yours" Let mastering scarcity insucienc plenty pauciy pretense.'-Jack
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LOOK and LEARN zGy c. GORDON

l. What has called hardest put effect? s2 What in a 8. What the Aves?. State admitted into the Union after the original thirteen? By whom the following sheba Eurydice, Evangelne?
 ANSWERS. 1 on the mist.
  Vermont February 18 179l. Solomon, Orpheus, Co Gabriel
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TIDE TABLE
MARCH 31
BERT KINsMAN HERE

A. G. (Bert) Kinsman the newly appointed District Traffic Manager of Alaska Airlines in Seattle was a Juneau visitor on Thursday and Friday, leaving Friday afternoon for a brief business trip to Anch- orage and Fairbanks. He plans. on returning to Seattle in about week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-30
HoLBRooKs IN MEXICO

A brief note to friends here from MT and Mrs. Wellman Holbrook is from Morelia, Mexico. and reports they are enoying grand trip, with little or no rain. lots of sunshine and perfect weather.
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SENATOR THOMAS BLOWS Ul

SENATOR THOMAS BLOWS UP
 Able Ebert Thomas of Utah, Chairman of the Senate Military Affairs Committee, is reserved, mild-mannered man. Seldom does he lose his temper But the other day when the Military Affairs Committee was preparing to vote on the long-delayed Federal Science Bill, Thomas really let loose against procrastinating Senator Revercomb of West Virginia
 For months Revercomb had been a member of subcommittee to pass on the Federal Science Bill. But despite that he still wanted more delay.
 The Bill is one of the most badly needed. in the Government. Scien- tific research is now the crux of modern warfare, and the Science Bill provides for that research.
 The Bill is one of the most care fully written of any before the Senate. IN was drafted only after Senator Kilgore of West Virginia, Chairman of the Subcommittee,
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helped the Nazis before the war, have urged him to force his case against Russia into the open be- fore Ghavam removes him.
 So while high-sounding phrases are poured out for public con- sumption under the lights at the UNO Security Council meeting, Oriental politics in their toughest, toughest. cloak -and-dagger form flourish backstage
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The Washington Merry-6o-Round

Continued from Page oneJ
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Weather. Highest. 49; lowest, 4s; misting.
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Roscoe Laughlin left tonight the Yukon for Fairb 'as signed up for the seasons work engineer
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Local Territorial Seward Day No holiday being observed appropriate being held by the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24
HoulemalzerS'
Briefs
GLADYS Z. DCLOlg

A new way of determining q
child's clothing size has been de-
vised. Mrs. Marjorie Lusk, ex-
tension specialist in clothing al
the State College of Washington
in Pullman, points out that this
may be the answer to the problem
of how to buy for children which
are large or small for their age.
Any mother well knows that 1t
is the rare youngster who fits the
ready-made clothes put out for his
particular age. It is a common
practice to buy ten-year-old sizes
for eight and even seven-year-
Odds and alter them to suit.
Data assembled by the Bureau,
of Home Nutrition and Home Econ
omics has been used by leading
children's clothes manufacturers
in devising a new sizing system
for small-fry's clothing. This
system is known as the "WHW'
system, from the words weight y
height" and "waist measure
which are employed in determin.
ing what size clothing a child
should wear. Clothing sized in
this way is already on the count
ers Of some of the larger depart
ment stores. Armed with these
three measurements for her child
a mother should find ordering by
mail and telephone, as well as
personal shopping a surer pro.
cess.
WIRING
Kitchen Equipment, whether
present or future, requires ade-
quate electrical wiring. To be
sure other room activities are de-
pended on electricity like, gen
eral lighting, reading lamps, the
outlets for vacuum sweepers, but
in the kitchen used three times 9
day, as center of production, the
kitchen needs it the most. In
modern kitchens, and who doesn't
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24

more than one appliance 1t . time.
II the electricity supply line which
feeds the outlets Is adequate to
carry the load.
It is recommended that q single
outlet be placed for the refrigera-
tor because Of the height and loca-
ton. In addition provide a dup
lex convenience outlet for every
four linear feet frontage Of Kit
chen Work Surface.
What do we mean by the Kit
chen work surface? Measure all
the work surface, SO" above the
floor, subtract the cooking range
surface and the sink surface. Now
the rule again! Have duplex
convenience outlet for every 4
linear #. frontage Of this Kitchen
work Surface. There are tables,
cabinets and counters but for all
these, place the outlet a." above
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24

the floor. For the iron, one g"
Is best.
The Industry Committee on In
terror Wiring Design has gotten Out
a handbook, for your use. In II
are simple rules, which can be used
as a guide,
If those standards are made q
part of contract, which you have
with your electrical contractor.
You need have no fear. You can
be sure that your Kitchen will be
o. K. and you can operate all Of
your electrical equipment with
pleasure.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24
r,....;e Boat in 1899

Electric Boat in 1889
p.ceiving a $4,000 grant from
ne ear, a Russian scientist in
,eso developed an electromagnetic
n.os Leg to propel a boat, "a ten
n nsred shallop furnished with pad
dle wheels.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24
,..,v Attend Talk on
s.;sl Security in Pasc0

~,c,,n Of Is kenneWAcA ~.
A g oup among those present
Tuesdsy .,ho was sent here from
Donsio,. ."n' D. c. to speak on So
u, csseeccurity and the Townsend WINS I'd
q! The meeting was held In
plan. 4 APPROPRIATELY IS persons
P.seo; present. Mr.. Mcdonald plans
were IN Social Security in Ken
% s.r;ck on February Z.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24

FOOD D Finley Finley Grange will hold q
I food sale, beginning at 10
coo1!SS SATURDAY, January rs in the
em,soIet Garage building, ac-
Cns'f from Vibber's Rexal Drug:
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24
NEWCOMER

NEWCOMER
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lewis are
the proud parents of a baby boy,
born January 4th at the Pasco
hospital. He has been named Gale
Mason.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24
49,, Glass Cast Bandags

r;,.r Glass Cast Bandage
plaster Paris, used since 1852,
INC replaced by a new type
.ast bandage made of fiber glass
'oI -, elastic. It weighs only one
sa.,h Ia one-sixth as much, and
1o s,, Kermit X-rays without re-
naval of the cast.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24

Gran cOuRIER.REPORTER
CLASSIFIED ADS
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24

The dread czpper youth infante paa struck Whatcoa end
Isaast Counties waout warning July from de counties
rushed s. Josphs HOSPITAL Beaaan de Institution nearest
Them with do most adequaas iea Whin few weeks hoevs
|e cas had Increased sapdk de hopars facilities became
vyestazed. necessary Do nsss msstg ha1 no
In isoladoa ward
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-01-24

by September de Notwesam Wahnston suffering under
Polo epis q ny. psopotons Before The tide ebbed iso persons
fo nts Pk: and local chapters Of the foundation. al
q ts victims hed de apeld expensive ey needed When the
aaal March Cmpaign granted
thaa &lSOoo . eak do epidsme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-15

MRS. LIE COMPTE.
The former Mrs. Elizabeth
Fagge Hunter, daughter of
Mrs. Neddy Fagge Broapn OF
this city, is the bride OF DR..
James Thomas LIE Compile,
son of Mrs. Daniel B. LIE
Compile OF Cambridge, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-15
State Society Fete

The North Carolina Society will
hold its Christmas dance, called the
"mistletoe mingle" on Saturday, De-
cember %, in the large ballroom of
the Shoreham Hotel Each young
lady attending viii wear sprig of
mistletoe. The program will include
special dances.
Those from the younger set to
serve as hostesses will include Miss
Westray Battle Boyce, student at
Sweet Briar; Miss Betty jenkins
of Cornell, Miss Mary c. Murphy
of the Woman's College of North
Carolina, Miss Susan Dawson of the
National Cathedral School, Miss
Cynthia Johnston of Marjorie Web
ster, Miss Carolyn Bason, Miss Eddie.
Pou Walden and Miss Averill
Borden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-15

Gentlemen--
May we help choose gifts for youo
Our Elizabeth Brewster Shoppers are
at your service!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-25
Mestne novice
DAROyI MEST0 yENCEV

Pri krozku st. / Prog. Slo-
venk SO sledeci prispevali "a
otrosko bolnisnico, v pocast
iumrli Mrs. Mary Star: Po $10:
Mr.. in Mrs. Casper Bashel in
Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Jeraj; po SIS:
Mr.. Joe Ster; po So: Mr.. in Mrs.
Jack Cebul in Mr.. in Mrs. John
Adam; po 81: Mrs. Florence
Slaby.
|. Mr.. in Mrs. John Cesnik il
Huntmere Ave. sta mesto venca
"a pok. Antonom Vadnalom da-
rovala pri podruznici Stew. As
SANS SIS "a mladinsko bolnisni-
co v Sloveniji. Hvala jim in da
bi nasli Sc mnogo posnemoval-
cev!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-25

gnosticiranja bolezni, vsi zdrav-
niki S pravico zdravniske prak-
Sc in strokovno zdravstveno po-
MONO osobje. Smrtne primere
zaradi tuberkuloze morajo pri-
javiti pristojni maticarji ma ma
Gin, XII ga DO predpisalo mini
strstvo "a notranje zadeve v
sporazumu z ministrstvom "a
narodno zdravje.
Krsilci odredbe so podvrzeni
kazni cd 100 do 5000 dinarjev
ali S prisilnim delom cd 2 do
100 dni, vhujsih primerih z obe-
ma kaznina skupaj. Uredba je
stopila v veljavo dne Is. aprila
1916.
Rimske tophce Sc obnavljajo.
- Rimske toplice so ze cd ne
kdaj slovele kot priljubljeno
zdravilisce in letovisce. Krasen
polozaj v ljubki dolini Savinje,
cd vetrov zaseitena lega, boga-
ii gozdovi, bujna vegetacija, mi
10 podnebje, vse to so odlike, XII
privlaeujejo goste in turiste v
Rimske toplice ma zdravljenje
in oddih.
Zdravilisee v Rimskih toplicah
sluzi danes kot okrevalis5e "a
jugoslovanske vojake in "a en-
krat Sc nj dostopno privatnim
gostom. Pae pa je obnoyljeno in
|preurejeno krasno termalno ko-
passse ma prostem, XII je ideal
ma izletna tocka in katerega po-
sebno OBJ nedeljah in praznikih
radi obiskujejo ne samo Celia
nj, Zagrehseani in Ljubljancani,
ampak tudis kopalci in izletniki
il drugih krajev Slovenije in
Hrvatske. Kopalisce lezi " bill
zini zelezniske postaje Rimske
topice, ina zelo, ugodno solne-
no lego in nudi poleg zdrayilne-
ga ucinka termalne vode tudi
|plavalcem vse moznosti "a Sport.
no udejstvovanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-25

v clevelandu Sc nahajata ma
ovanjske m potovanju
Frank In Marjorie Steblay IL Bi-
wabik, MINI. Tu sta nastanjena
pri druzini strica zenina, Mr.. in
Mrs. Louis Oswald, 172O5
Greenwood Ave. Mlada dvojica
Sc je poroeila Is. junija. Novo-
porocencema cestitamo in jima
zelimo, da bi sc dobro zabavala
v Clevelandu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-25
NoD grob
CAROLINE MARCOTT

Umrla je Caroline Marcott,
rojena Hiti, stara % let. Stano-
vala je ma 4475 w. lao st. Tu-
kaj zapusca soproga Marka, 81
ma Franka Sesek, ter druge sp-
rodnike. Pogreb Sc bo. vrsil v
sredo oh 2, uri popoldne il Cor
rigan's pogrebnega zavoda. Lo-
rain Ave. in w. LAS ST.. na Sum
set Memorial pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-25
PODRUzNICA ST. 48 SANS

Nocoj oh osmih sc vrsi redna
mesecna seja podruznice st. 48
SANS v obieajnih prostorih.
Clanstvo kot zastopniki drustev
so proseni, da Sc seize udeleze v
polnem stevilu. Ker je seja vaz.
ma, je upati, da DO udelezba pol
noStevilna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-25
KLUB LJUBLJANA

Nocoj oh osmih Sc vrsi seja
kluba "Ljubljana" v Slovenskem
drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave. Vsi clani in clanice so vab-
ljene, da Sc gotovo udelezijo
tocno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-25
Vesti IL zilljsnia
a,,1eri5kih SloDercep

Detroit. Dne 13. jlnija jet
ma uniyerzi Wayne graduirala
kot uciteljica s stopnjo 'Rache~
lor Of Science in Education" Oh
ga F. Gorup, hcerka Jakoba ia
Frances Gorup.