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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-13
HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 but do not compel"
THURSDAY, MARCH IA
HEART AND HOME

HEART AND HOME
 A sign promises happy develop ments for those mending lovers quar1eis. This is also a favorable day for proposals, for beginning a trousseau, planning a wedding, cele- blating a wedding anniversary.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 New and novel get-rich-quick schemes will flourish during the next two years bringing undeserv- ed wealth to many, leaving a large number of men and women dis illusioned and, in some cases, des- titute.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Broadening of the policies and giving greater flexibility to the practices of the Social Security Board probably will be effected in a year or two. Reduction of red tape, extension of benefits and decentralization Of authority are likely.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 A worldwide program in the in terest of greater safety in air travel is indicated. Unified legislation re- quiring installation of available safe ty devices and adoption of fool proof safety practices will be sought.
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars: A year of prosperity, broken now and again by temporary delays in activities which eventually will produce ade- ouate rewards in both material div idends and satisfaction.
 Children born on this day cannot escape much of the blame Ii they fall short of their high goals, for they have in their makeup all the essential qualities of success.
 (coPYRrGHT, 1946j s@
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MIsUsED: say old adage" which has obtained credit from 
 OFTEN MSPRONOUNCED Carroue carousel Ga merry AT, co in BOOK as in u, syllable
 OFTEN MISsPEILED: Elasticity; CITY. Curiosity SITY
 SYNONYMS: Building, house. structure edfice
 and is yous' Let us each day Todas word indwelng inherent Tt the divine spirit that he felt to be imma n
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 District Land Office

Anchorage, Alaska Nov. IS, 1945
 Notice is hereby given that Dave Wallace, entryman, together with his witnesses Arthur Nicholson and John V. Holmberg, all of Juneau, Alaska, has submitted final proof on his homestead entry, Anchorage Serial No. O9189, for Forest List 8-47, HE'S. No. 176, New Series No. l546, for land situated on north shore of Douglas Island, Tongass National Forest, containing 26.92 acres, and it is now in the files of the U. S. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
 If no protest is filed in the dis trict, land office within the period of publication or thirty days there after, said final proof will be ac- cepted and final certificate issued.
 FLORENCE L. KOLB.
 Register First publication, Jan. g, 1946.
 Last publication, March 20. 1a46.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE fy ROBERTA LEE

O. Is unfaling test of good breeding? A. infalible test is what discriminate between what is fit subject jest discomfort.
 O. Is t "The is ight-complected"?
 ght-compleXioned The adjective com peced' nterwoyen
 hotel for several weeks should he tip by the week or served?
 A. It i preferable to tip by the week
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-13

ing troops the facts of fascism. :. :. Assistant Secretary of State Will liam B. Benton's difficulties in at tempting to set up an international information service for the State Department are growing by leaps and bounds. The House Rules Con- mittee now refuses to extend his service beyond June 30. Also the Budget Bureau has knocked out, among other things, all funds for l6-millimeter movies to be shown abroad
 tcoPYRIGHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946)
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CAPITAL CHAFF

Educators within and without the Government are disturbed over re- cent reports on the attitude of G. Is in Europe toward the Ger mans. Extensive and expensive Army orientation courses appear to have been failures, one reason per haps being that reactionary mem bers of the House Military Com mittee whose counsel, H. Ralph Burton, is former attorney for Father Coughlin, objected to teach
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LOOK and LEARN Gzy z' c. GORDON

exponent "glorifyng the American girl"?
 mogamist msogynist? Ade's best-known book? 4 What State capital President the United States?
 than fifteen times its weight? ANSWERS: FIorenz Ziegfeld C1869- 1932 misogamst hates mlogynSt hates women Fables Slang" Jackson, Miss.
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the Territory can accomplish the s25oooo initial appropriation will only be half measure.
 Today in the Senate bill providing for territorial aid to returning veterans will be on the floor Tor second reading incorporating amendments suggested after several days Of testimony by veterans and when that bill passed by both houses the second most important job before this session will have been accomplished.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-13
20 YEARS AGO TIT FHE EMPIRE
MARCH ls. 1926

From the housing question is that ought to almost impossible Ter reone coming which to live Con- certed efforts should put alter this condition
 over 100 members families invited friends attended
 dancing the Auxiliary and Pioneers goo N Many of dressed costumes of the styles vang Alaska Features of the dance were the odme dances Nage with the music specially arranged played by The Alaskans
 special appointed President Allen Shatuck of the Chamber of with the municipal authorities
 Beautiful 1anoes Drake Mrs J. B Bernhofer Gray, w. E. White
 The anau Cafe which renovation and remodng tonight Jack Burords orchestra was to furnish the opening.
 Weather Highest 42; lowest, cloudy
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TIDE TABLE
MARCH II
DIR. K. N. HESTER

Eye Specialist from Ketchikan, will be at the Juneau Clinic about Mar. II for a few days. Appoint ments may be made by calling Clinic, No. 644 (206-tf)
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to be a Navy at all depends on the effect of the A-bomb on battle ships.
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DRINK KING BLACK LABEL!
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The Washington Merry-Go-Round

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RETREATS

Regular meeting Wednesday 8 o'clock in IOOF Hall All urged to attend. (2l6-t2)
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GANG-UP ON KAISER Inside fact is that eastern big
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Weather: Highest, 42; lowest. se cloudy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31
by CHARLES ALIEN

Thomas Adams began the pro-
duction Of chewing gum from chicle
in 1860 on a total investment, it
Is said. of $55.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31
Problems of Humanity

G. il have been reading your
advice to others so / am writing
you. am in love with lady who
Is very pleasing and am sure she
would make me a good wife but she
says that she isn't ready to marry
and she isn't ready to receive COM
pany yet. I go home with her from
church and call at her house and
she talks mighty nice and pleasant.
! want TO know IL should wait
for her?
Ans: Faint heart never won
fair lady" TO win a victory you
will have to stay In the battle.
Woo her with all the charm you can
muster. and give her the grand
rush that all ladies adore. A few
flowers, a box Of candy or some
other token Of affection will go n
long way In winning her heart. She
hasn't given you permission to visit
her, but she surely hasn't tried to
discourage you ut any time and rs
long as the situation doesn't change,
make hay while the sun shines.
NJ. c. CT have a boy friend of
whom I am very fond, in fact, I love
him with all my heart and he says
he loves me but | have been hearing
gossip. My best friends tell me
that he hirts with another girl in
the town where he lives. Now | am
all mixed up and do not know what
to do.
Ans: You must not let the news
your friends bring you concerning
your friend upset you you two
are not engaged and II IL his
privilege as well Rs yours to make
friends and enjoy yourselves. You
can't allow your jealousy to rule
you disregard the whole matter
and 90 on with the fellow a. usual.
The game can be played both ways
and 20 good advantage. But to
indulge In q IL Of jealousy you
would ruin your chances Of winning
him permanently.
Il. NJ. WI am serious about my
problems. am going with n
wonderful young man, although
he's only seventeen. SO am l..
We've been going together for
almost a year and I love him more
than anything in the world. l sug-
gested that we get married and he
objects because he says he hasn't
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31

II ia, your mind is completely gone.
All you have TO do Is keep your
top-piece neat THAT Is your hair
then, by George, you can take
your hat of anywhere!
There are rules and regulations
ut a soda fountain, too. Cursing
and coughing are two Of the things
you shouldn't do. All Of you hep
sters have manners, that Is under
stood, but don't you think they
should be practiced more? / think
they could.
Friday was great, II you dig what
I throw, and II you didn't dig the
dance - we'll, I just don't know.
Joyce PettifOrd can really sing UNI
blues. When she sings you have TO
either stomp or scream, romp or
dream. II seemed that l.. c. was
trying TO each N. Mc--for what
I dunno. Say, did you, by any
lucky chance, see (Anna) Mae AL
lens haircut Well, II will knock
you fiat. Even you, Mat. Hello,
Georgia Russell, wherever you are
Didn't want TO see you leave, but
I hope not far, though we were
rivals at press, we were really good
friends and now that you're gone,
I'll have to make some big trends
Your column in this paper, we
thought was swell. and we are try
ing TO do as well. So, long, Georgia,
until your back home arrival, | re-
main AS always-your Minneapolis
rival.
Can anyone tell me who HE Is?
Five foot seven and one-hAlf or
eight; light complexion, brown hair,
very quiet unless--and might have
a brother (wolO in the army. Is
very good looking. First initial is
Il. For the benefit Of those Of you
girls who really don't belong TO
any one group, ] shall hep you on
who's who. Carmen Aliens group:
Anna, Louise, and Donna. Jackie
Cuffs group: Margaret Stewart
and "Ludie" Majors. Johnamay's:
Joyce, Phyllis Katherine. Cora
mays: Jean and Francis, and Dor
othy's: Jean, Jane and all the St.
Paul chicks.
Well. so long!
Duke Gates.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31

enough money although it's not
money that I am looking at, l love
him. He thinks I should finish
school but have three years yet
and that seems like a long time to
wait for something you have always
wanted. can't go on this way
much longer, there simply must be
something done.
Ans: When you marry you can
not live on dreams and love alone
you have 20 be absolutely
practical and realistic II marriage
is TO last. The money question Is
Of vital importance and never
let that slip your mind as Il takes
a good bit Of money for the bare
necessities of life such as rent,
groceries and clothing. You
and your boy friend are still in
school and neither Of you are old
enough to take on such heavy re-
spOnsibility. Go on together II
you can do so without getting too
seriously involved but put OF mar
rage until he is out Of school and
established in some kind Of work.
NJ. C. CT sent for my Reading
and have enjoyed it so much. I
want to know il can send for my
boy friends Reading without hav-
ing it sent to him. just want to
surprise him with il.
Ans: Sure can. When writing
for your friends Reading be sure
to give his correct birthdate and
enclose a self addressed stamped
envelope. Explain that you desire
his Reading instead Of yours and
enclose Csc TO cover same.
f. M.-My husband and l are
separated, have one child although
he doesn't provide for the child as
he should. Therefore I am in love
with n married man who has no
children, just he and his wife. He
loves me and love him and he is
nice TO my child. We get along
fine although he and his wife do not.
His wife and my husband will not
grant US a divorce and I am seeking
your advice.
Ans: without your respective
divorces you can't get married or
make any permanent plans regard
ing q future with each other. All
that you can do Is 20 wait 4 few
more months and make another ap-
peal to your mates and see " they
have had q change Of mind. This
period Of waiting will give you and
your present sutton q chance 70
determine u your affection for each
other II deep enough on which TO
begin another marriage.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31

stated that In June married mans not Minnesota
but Kansas ady-n fact childhood
sweetheart. Congratulations and good luck
o Margaret Alternately and Jimmie Allen who wert
married Saturday evening" May 20 Had ht
pleasure Of being n guest at the Community Chest
dinner at hotel, Friday night, and spOteo
In crowd, Mr. and Mrs. John r. Lawrence. Theresa
Herring I NJ Garden, attractive Anita
Wilson and Jesse RchaTda Mr.. and Mrs Rober,
Mitchell Thomas Hibba, . Boy Scout leader and
Bessie Powell urban LsRRueD- u choice Of tw
dInnsra-turkSy FISH, served by several walters
! recognised Arnold Wiley Shirley Price, and one
Of the Pottiford brothers.
Believe o. not, took my first glimpse Of thu -
beautiful 400" Sunday afternoon when Jim Kirk
through the train EMMA CREWS
Observation the engine and We had to admit
train In the pantry cleaning celery Bill Small and he
right home the midst Of the food and should
when he IL ayOvcr at home In the bRr car
Duffy Ampsy who he knew when
high DuRyf Trying into his stny sarched
"LRbs" BrOwn In the immaculate dining
Pascal Todd Ed MMOOre and Smtty
their relief Walking down the platform
handsomely dressed gentleman passed whom
took Max truthuy said Him
night we motored nsfs neighborS
given by JuaRA Wallace HE Tan amRhe
Billy m McMOOFs Cecil Taylor Mary Brady who just can't
adorable little tots Betty Booker
Eddeand the Eks villa Booker was out Saturday night
Peaches Brown charming the dance floor Gloria Gbreah
shepherd who hail from good old The
voce-SpeakinR singing Lee HRs recently dis
handsome Carroll Day and the Incompatible Elmer
Bubba Pauline uy whom used 20 know when she high
Betty Lou Young C. Hail. J and RabarHhe Mayors RronEe
Ve) wife BA Ira Allen and through the night Don't
the dance June given by the LOafsrS at the Halle Gym
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31

Shepherd and myself people
Carol Day . Ralph Mary Cyrus Jimmie Kirk
Hall Mr.. and Mrs Lee Harris Emma Crews Foster
Lambs Brown and his hGnes JIDs Moss MnnsIpo MAX ana
Whenever fights reminded Of Joke feo"
fights he said he went to New York and went 70
change his coat the seat and when he
turned around hope this won't be the with
jokes about Jos GghtS too would lead blood
the Elks Mary Lee, looking aac-
her Gloria Jackson and Jeanette DOMINICAN Mary
Bca ssmmonS Mcclure Leonard Waters the young
Leonard Smith, George Tre Chester johnson and Ira
"Tex" having awful lot Of fun Fannie smHwood
celebrating her birthday together with her sisters Elsie Parks and
cmS here and there were TED writer CrocEett
Lucille WeAdams eldom Sesns Hazel Morris
ISwis Elsie Lewis Mrs to be- Ganett Jones and
Eddie and IAVerR Robbins and Bert and Elsie smith,
spent fishing Lake Adney Brought h'h back
Fred Charles Noble Johnny William. and maybe Sol
tourney Decoration Received invitation TO Vera Johnson
wedding Another wedding TO take place around
s SS.. f EUsb%SDs Nellie wight hubby
trip Kansas City Reason Nsls brother Joe home
city Is having celebration June 4 Incidentally
that day birthday they choose fine day. At the r%'T
MENTs are being furnished by the club This
Shepherd Alexander and her dHuEhsr Dorothy
members Of the Continental Publicity Organization
which Is handling tho publicity for the Musical N9teS Prince
preparing beautiful for the AquAtsnna Coronation
Ba Picnic at Harriet Island june % 1.-THE Continental
S GSP he 'S Ts %orS Gr the Letter
the AYD says going to he married Wen wait and see
Tn: band has played in The and other nice
spots. Here's the only power TO you, Perei
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31

Let US have faith that right
makes right, and in that faith let
US to the end do our duty as we
understand it.-Abraham Lincoln.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31
Juvenile 1--WE
nv DON CATRS

Say! Have you ever did a wOogie
70 Rumble boogie," or q mix 10
Route g." or a mad hop TO RE
RAM WILL 70
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o. THIS lis mr..
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Fame, glory, place and power,
They are but little baubles Of the hour
Thus, be not DER proud,
Nor yet cast down, Judge thou Alright;
When skies are clear, expect the cloud
In darkness, wait the coming light;
Whatever be thy fate today
Remember, even this, shall pass Gwayi-
It's kind Of nice to stay In, when you do 90 out
people act as II they right glad to see you. This
WaA the case Saturday night when Vincent and Star
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31
WE DON'T HAVE

TO CLAIM 1T
But the people everywhere say
our writers are the best by the test.
Calling the roll you'll find regu-
larly NELL RUSSELL VILLA
BOOKER, EMMA CREWS, DON
AID GATES, LOUIS LAUTIER,
NATALIE SCURLOCK, PERCY
VILLA, JOHN LEE, CLARENCE
T. r. NELSON, a top aggregation
Of entertaining. informative writ
ers who keep readers Of this paper
we'll informed.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31
Jackie Robinson Asks
Negro Baseball Fans
Not to Favor Him

rs far as he has 10 open the doors
for Negro players, il certainly
shouldn't be too hard n job for
those Of US who are praying for
him TO make good TO keep our
boosting down 70 q common sense
level.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31
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Received letter from Noel Harris II Los Angeles In which he
stated that would married mants not Minnesota
Topeka Kanaan adyn fact chldhood
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-31

you have, that's
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being a hepster
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zeal. At dances,
parties and can
teens, too, here
are n few things
you cats should
do:
w hen on a
dance floor,
should your hat
he on7 Well, IL
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-08
CHRISTIAN MISSION
 AT HOLY TRINITY IS
 SETF0R OCTOBER 28

The Rev. w. Robert Webb, Rect or of the Church of the Holy Trim ity, Episcopal, announces that the Rev. Karl Tiedemann, OHIO, will conduct a Christian Mission at Holy Trinity from October 20 through November l,
 The mission leader is a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis Columbia University and Ox- ford. He is a member of the Order of the Holy Cross, which is a monastic community for men in the Anglican Church, and at pres ent is Prior of St. John Baptist $ House in Nixon, Nevada.
 Mission services will be held at Holy Trinity each evening during the week and -Episcopalians will be cordially invited.
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''5AIl0R TAXES A WIFE" l5 COMEDY
 SEEN AT CAPITOL

The freshness, warmth and sym pathetic qualities which have brought Robert Walker to the top since his first appearance at Pvt. Hargrove' are again revealed in his new role as a medically discharged sailor in The Sailor Takes a Wife current attraction at the Capitol Theatre, with pretty June Allyson co-starred
 Permeated with humor and those down-to- earth touches familiar to everyone who has known the em- barrassment and difficulties of these first days of marriage, the story of The Sailor Takes a Wife" follows the often hilarious, often poignant attempts of John and Mary Hill to set up housekeep- ing, following their whirlwind courtship. Their attempts to furn- ish a drab brownstone house apart ment, the disillusionment of the young husband as he views his wife on their bridal night arrayed in woolie pajamas and pigtails, the first dinner that fails, the jealousy of Mary when an attractive refugee Audrey TotteD enters the picture, the reciprocated suspicion on Johns part when Mary is given mink coat on her birthday by her over sclicitous boss Hume Cronyn). to- tai up to a picture which breathes reality and makes the onlooker feel he is part of the proceedings.
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PROCLAMATION ON FIRE PREVENTION
 WEEK BY MAYOR

Citizens of Juneau were called upon today by Mayor Waino Hen drickson to take an active part in the nations observance of Fire Pre- vention Week, that started October 6.
 The mayor drew attention to President Trumans proclamation setting aside the week for annual observance.
 President Truman said the mayor, has appealed to the nation to safeguard it's resources against destructive fires. He stressed the danger of fire waste when this de- struction is taking place at a time when our country is faced with a shortage of food, housing, and near ly every commodity essential to speedy reconversion to a peacetime economy and the fulfillment of our obligations to the war-torn coun- tries and starving peoples ot the rest of the world"
 Therefore, as Mayor of Juneau, earnestly request every citizen and every organization to heed the Presidents appeal and to unite their efforts under the leadership of the Fire Department, Chamber of Com merce, and other agencies in in specting all properties and prem ises so that fire hazards may be promptly detected and eliminated. Furthermore, I call upon our people to acquaint themselves with all circumstances and situations that are likely to cause the outbreak of fire and with the steps that should be taken when fire occurs"
 At the same time Charles w. Carter, President of the Chamber of Commerce, announced that the Chamber, with the collaboration of the Fire Department had formulat- ed an extensive program of activ- ities for Fire Prosecution Week which will enlist the efforts of all citizens in Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-08
LUTHERAN LADIES
 CONDUCT MEETING

The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. John Lowell Thursday evening" Meeting was called to order by Vice President Mrs. R. Pollack.
 Coming events of the organization are: A rummage sale to be held at the church parlors Oct. l6 at 10 o'clock, a Congregational dinner to be sponsored on the eve of Nov. 21 and the annual bazaar to be held on December 4.
 New members appointed to serve on the Girl Scouts Committee are: Mesdames Bert McDowell, Lewis Mcdonald, R. Kronquist, and A. KasSner.
 A short reading Where are Christs Hands" by Clifford AnSgar Nelson, Ambassador to Europe from the Lutherans in America, and a resume of visit to the ShiShmaref Mission were given by Mrs. Rude. Refreshments were served by the hostess Mrs. Lowell assisted by Mrs. Leonard Lowell.