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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-21
B JILL I ]! N S

WASHINGTON--Edwin w. Paul. ey brushed aside today fresh de- mands that he ask President Tru- man to withdraw his nomination to be Undersecretary of the Navy. Pauley told a reporter he wants his name to go to Senate vote because he is confident he will be confirmed.
 DUBLIN-United States Legation officials said today they had re- ceived so many applications from Irishmen wanting to join the U. s. Army that it had been found nec- essary to prepare specially print cd reply pointing out that only American citizens can be enlisted overseas.
 NORFOLK, Virginia. Vice Ad- miral Theodore s. Wilkinson drowned today when his automobile plunged overheard from a ferry. His wife managed to escape when he pushed her through a door. He was decorated last year for his am- phibious force accomplishments in the South Pacil,c.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn.--The Federal Cancellation service has agreed to seek settlement of the grievances of 250,00A telephone workers who are threatening a nation wide tel ephone strike.
 NUERNBERG-k Cardinals let ter to Pope Plus XII describing German outrages against the Cath clic church in occupied Poland was submitted by tie Soviet prosecu- tion today as evidence against the g Nazi leaders on trial for war crimes.
 WASHINGTON - President Tru- mans nomination of Paul A. Por- ter, as the new OPA chief, was to- day confirmed by the Senate.
 WASHINGTON = Heads of the two major railroad brotherhoods have conferred with President Tru- man on the prospective strike of 100000 railroad workers. Strike votes among members of the bro- therhoods are being counted. and the trend indicates that 99 per- cent of the workers favor nation vide railroad walkout.
 LANCASTER, Penn. = Lancaster Transit workers voted today to end their 16-day walkout. Their strike grew into a general AF of L sym pathy strike call. But and trolley operators ratified an agreement between the union and manage ment which they said provided 12 cents an hour wage rise.
 NEW YORK; British broad cast says mutiny has broken out in the north O. Celebes Island All military and civil power has been seized by local troops. The local troops there had been considered among the best and most loyal of cny under Dutch command.
 WASHINGTON President Tru- man expressed belief today that production and distribution will hit It's postwar peak before long if everybody works and eooperates. He told his news conference that he had hoped last fall that restor- ation of full civilian production would have been achieved by now.
 A. K. RAMBERG HERE
 A. R. Ramberg of Anchorage is
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-21
GEORGE R. BETTs HERE

George R. Betts of Hoonah has arrived and is staying at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-21
FROM ELFIN COVE

Mir and Mrs. Peter Bringer, resi- dents of Elfin Cove. are guests at the Baranof.
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FORMER PRINCE F0R5AkES THRONE
 WED5 C0MM0NER

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i --~ Former Prince Carl Johan of Sweden, and Mrs. Kristen Wijmark. the woman for whom he renounced his title and succession rights to the Swed- ish throne, were honeymooning to- day-as plain MT. and Mrs. Carl J. Bernadotte.
 The couple was married yesterday in the chapel of the Riverside church GnterdenominationaD The Prince, fourth in line for the throne. Said he and his corinmoner bride would spend their honeymoon somewhere in the south"
 Bernadotte is the Swedish Royal Family name.
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SECRET DATA IS0BTAINED; IS ADMITTED
But Soviets Come Back with Charge Canadians
 Made Propaganda

LONDON. Feb. 21. Russia, frankly admitting that it's represen- tatives had obtained secret data" in Canada, maintained that the in- formation was insignificant" and accused the Canadian government of fostering an "unbridled anti Soviet campaign"
 The Soviet military attache in Canada received from acquaintances among Canadian citizens certain in- formation of secret character which, however. did not present a special interest to Soviet authori- ties" the Russian government said in a statement broadcast last night over the Moscow radio.
 The statement indicated the in- formation concerned radar and atomic energy.
 Antt-Soutet Campaign
 At the same time, the statement said, Russia deemed 1t necessary to call attention to the campaign, hostile to the Soviet Union, which has started in the Canadian press and radio . The position talk en up by the Canadian govern ment is directed toward the en- couragenent of this campaign in the press and radio. It is not compatible with friendly relations between the two countries.
 One must recognize" the state ment continued. that the above mentioned unbridled Soviet was part of the plan of the Canadian government and is aimed at inflicting political harm to the Soviet Union"
 Attdche Is Recalled
 The statement, later handed to the Canadian Charge D'affaires in asserted that the Soviet attache in Ottawa was re- called as soon as "the above men, toned activities of certain mem- ters" of his staff became known to the Russian government. because of the "inadmissibility' of those activ- ties.
 The statement said the Soviet ambassador and other members of he embassy in Canada had mo connection whatsoever with the natter"
 Government circles in Canada ac- that the affair was Iraught with serious diplomatic DO .entialities. A brief formal reply @ the Soviet accusation was ex- oected soon.
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STILL A FRINGE

STOCKHOLM, Feb. 21. -- The newspaper Aftonbladet said today King Gustaf V probably would re- lort formally to the cabinet coun- cil Friday that Prince Carl Johan had married against the Kings wishes and counter to Swedish constitutional law.
 Until then, the bridegroom will technically continue as a Swedish Prince. Carl Johan married Mrs. Kristen Wijmark. a Swedish di- yorcee, in New York yesterday.
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..PoLITTcAL CAPITAL.

oLA AA t(HL AfEAA AL
 OTTAWA, Feb. 2l--A Canadian spokesman declared today the Rus sians were making political capi- tai" out of the Canadian espionage case and indicated his Government would deliver an early reply to Mos cows charges that Canada had been carrying on an unbridled anti Soviet campaign"
 The spokesman intimated, how
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1. A. K. RAMBERG HERE

A. R. Ramberg of Anchorage. is 2 guest at the Hotel Juneau.
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WASHINGTON Edwin w. Paul. ey brushed aside today fresh de- mands that he ask President Tru- man to withdraw his nomination to be Undersecretdry of the Navy. Pauley told reporter he wants his name to go to Senate vote because he is confident he will be confirmed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-21

WASHINGTON President Tru- man expressed belief today that production and distribution will hit It's postwar peak before long if everybody works and eooperates. He told his news conference that he had hoped last fall that restor- ation of full civilian production would have been achieved by now.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-21

DUBLIN--Uuited States Legation officials said today they had re- ceived so many applications from Irishmen wanting to join the U. s. Army that it had been found nec- essary to prepare specially print cd reply pointing out that only American citizens can be enlisted overseas.
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NORFOLK, Virginia = Vice Ad- miral Theodore s. Wilkinson drowned today when his automobile plunged overheard from a ferry. His wife managed to escape when he pushed her through door. He was decorated last year for his am- phibious force accomplishments in the South Pacilic.
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NUERNBERG-A Cardinals let ter to Pope Plus XII describing German outrages against the Cath clio church in occupied Poland was submitted by tie Soviet prosecu- tion today as evidence against tho 22 Nazi leaders on trial for wal crimes.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn.-The Federal Cancellation service has agreed to seek settlement of the grievances of 250,00A telephone workers who are threatening nationwide tel ephone strike.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

dren outplay him. To overcome his
failure he puts on this giant atti-
tude and his muscular strength
helps him to succeed in it. In time
this defense wears away and he
meets his day of destiny. After
that he has no place to go and no.
body to do him honor. He Is a fail
ure and completely finished.
One way to help such a child Is
to help him to do something real,
help him to grow in skill and power
in legitimate fashion so that he
can win a place in the admiration
Of his companions. Once he really
excels in some way and so can claim
a place on a level with the others,
he drops the pretense of great pow
er. He does not need it any longer
because he really has it.
1t is seldom wise to tell other
children to fight him back because
he does not play fair and is likely
to injure the other child. Ostracize
him by closing him out Of the yard.
In school the teacher can keep him
by himself at playtime If he dis
plays his bad side. Get in touch
with his parents and talk about
helping him. Parents hate to have
their children marked as bad play
mates and If approached in the
right way will gladly take offered
help. The teacher Is the best one tc
do this If the children are of school
age. Those not yet in school must
depend upon their mothers.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Dorothy Dix Says

amusements and to go with their
crowd, and when they can't afford
1t, the girl begins to regret the job
she gave up to get married, and the
boy to reflect that it is the wise
bird that flies high and never lets
himself be trapped into the domes-
tic coop.
That the lack of money is at the
bottom Of the discomfort and the
quarrels that drive so many young
couples apart is not to be denied.
They just can't stand the gaff. They
cannot endure shabbiness and
anxiety about the future and penny
|pinching. The wife gets peevish and
fretful because she is overworked
with cooking and scrubbing and
baby tending. The husband is irrita-
BILE because his nerves are on edge
wondering where the rent money is
to come from and how he is to
|stave of the bill collector.
And both of them find out one of
the bitter truths of life, and that
while money will not secure hap
|piness In marriage, it certainly soft
pedals lot of its angles. Wise is
the young couple who wait until
they have the price before they in
vest In marriage license.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

Undoubtedly the wave of divorce
that is sweeping the country Is
largely due to the vast number OF
young people who rushed into mar
riage at the beginning of the war
without counting the cost. A senti-
mental hysteria was epidemic and
catching. Military weddings, with
uniforms and marching under
swords, made an irresistible appeal
to girls. Lonely boys, starting off to
the front, wanted somebody to love
them. And so they got married
without giving any thought to the
sordid matter of what they should
eat or wherewithal should they be
clothed.
But now the war Is over and the
future has to be reckoned with. No
more allotment checks will be COM
ing in for the wife and the babies,
and the young husbands, who went
into the Army before they had the
time or opportunity of acquiring
any trade or profession, are faced
with the desperate problem Of how
to support family.
No wonder that so many of them,
half crazed with anxiety, are gloomy
and irritable and hard to live with,
and are far from being the great
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Neighborhood Boss
By A ngeIo Pafri

"Oh, dear. Here he comes. Now
there will be no peace for anybody.
We might as well take the children
home and be done with 1t. can't
stand fighting him day after day.
His mother doesn't do a thing with
him. He just fights and bawls his
way through everything. He doesn't
know how to play. Come along son.
We're going somewhere else, and
fast"
Jaw, want to stay out and play"
Never mind. Come along. You'll
have good time somewhere else" !"
Pooh. Looka. She's taking him
home just cause I came. She's
afraid of me. Everybody's afraid of
me. I'm the giant of this block"
There is a bully either full fiedged
or coming along nicely in every
community. He swaggers and
punches and shouts and scares the
timid children away. When one
ventures to stand up to him, he does
not fight fairly but bites, scratches,
kicks and gouges SO that mothers
are fearful for the safety of their
children. His parents do not know
what to do about him and usually
pretend to admire him. They don't
really. They wish he were different
but they don't know what to do to
change him.
1t often happens that this bully
ing boy is not over bright and he
has discovered that the other chill
Evening star., 1946-02-21
By Jane CLARK

run your hand over 1t. Try 1.-THE
bet is you'll find these soaps dedi-
Gated specially to your beauty prob
lem make a big difference-and an
improvement.
After soap. It's onlv good sense
to apply a GOOD layer OF cream to
your pretty face. Here again-be
sure and use one that is made to
do the most good for those with the
dry, dry skin. II you give us a
call Wen tell you about one which
is especially good for this "beastly''
problem. It's an extra heavy cream.
When you dip into it,, you can
feel" its rich oils and heavier
consistency. This is good to rub in
before you step into the shower of
a morn. Let it soak in while you
scrub. Just the very thing as a
protective measure before you 60
out to face the day and the weather.
Skin fresheners, you say, are
drying? No, you're wrong there!
They're necessity to stimulate and
firm the skin and if you select one
which has no alcohol or witch hazel
in it-there1l be no drying effect.
Well be glad to tell you about one
which gives three-star perform
ance-it firms and stimulates, the
assignments of every good skin
freshener, AND this one promises
to be nondrying!
Since dryness leads ultimately to
wrinkles (and who wants those If
they can be avoided, then on your
guard! The first wrinkles usually
appear in those areas of the face
which are most sensitive and thin
skinned, such as the area around
the eyes. Eye cream, then, is
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Beauty and The Beast

In the case Of this Beauty and
the Beast" there's NO reference to
the fairy tale. To be specific. the
beauty is yours, and the beast is the
ravager Of your beauty-WRIN-
KLES! II you're young, then that
beast Is skin dryness, which ulti-
mately leads to wrinkles. Maybe
oily skin has its disadvantages, too,
but the advantage is that it's not
nearly as prone to wrinkles. So
count yourself among the lucky If
your skin contains enough natural
oils-and We'll 60 on about those
less fortunate-the women with dry
skin.
You've, no doubt, discovered that
the best way to combat this beast"
Is by constant application of oils
and creams. That's the right idea,
but oils and creams which are spe-
ciflcally beneficial to dry skins are
for you!
Let's take the simple process of
cleansing. Actually, for those with
extremely dry skin there is no soap,
that we know of, that won't leave
the skin with drawn. feeling. On
the other hand, unless the derma-
tologist has said absolutely thumbs
down on soap for your particular
case, there is no better way, under
the sun, of cleansing the skin than
soap. Even those beauticians who
recommend certain creams to pre-
vent dryness, advocate the use of
good old soap and water for a once
a-day cleansing measure. Clean
skin, after all, is the No. l rule for a
beautiful complexion. There's a
fine textured soap especially made
for the delicate skin that is filled
with oils which are gentle and easy
on the epidermis. The bar itself
feels like smooth ivory when you
Evening star., 1946-02-21

lovers and gay companions their
wives expected them to be. Nor is
it strange that thousands Of them
are throwing up their hands and
quitting via the divorce route.
All Of which calls attention to the
cold, prosaic fact that lovers are
wont to ignore, and that Is that
marriage, like every other enter
prise, has to be adequately financed
to be a success. It does not call for
riches, nor luxuries, nor big bank
account. The newlyweds do not
have to set up housekeeping in a
palace, nor ride in swanky car.
But they do have to have enough
income to give them reasonable
sense of security and enough food
to keep from being hungry, for
when the stomach growls the heart
ceases to speak.
OF course, every young couple in
love believes that love is enough
Many starry-eyed boys and girls get
married on this platform, and great
Is their amazement when they find
out that marriage has worked no
miracle in them, and that the way
Of life they had before marriage
they still crave after marriage.
They still want new clothes and
Evening star., 1946-02-21

something that every woman Is or
over should think about il she S
earnest about keeping her beauty.
Use an eye cream, such as one we
knew Of, which is based on q sound
and sensible idea. 1t is said to
contain vitamin A. As In the diet,
so in the skin. Vitamin A nourishes.
1t supplies fats and fats lubricate.
Every one of these vitamin factors
are important to prevent wrinkles.
Aside from its good content, this
eye cream will not sting or smart.
Even If you don't see wrinkle COM
ing on right this minute, prevent
one, by wearing smoothed-in dab
of eye cream under your make up,
always!
Here's a good tip. For real anti
dryness, try using a foundation 10
ton under your make up base. 1t
provides for soft suppleness. We've
heard, in fact, that women who And
pancake make up too drying to use,
but who nevertheless, adore the
smooth finish 1t gives-can use 1t If
they try this tip before the cake
make up goes on.
AS a final tip, there's a cream
which sounds equal to the old foun-
tain Of youth tale. It's bound to
create a furry among those Of you
who cry-"What can I do about
wrinkles?" In each jar of this
cream there are, we are told, $4,000
units of estrogenic substance, said
70 be the basis Of youthful ap-
pearance. We understand that the
producer of this cream guarantees
it will improve the skin of the ma
ture woman, or the woman with
prematurely aged skin. Could be,
the beast" is slain!
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Painting
theLilv

Along with the opening of "The
Desert Song" at the National The
ater this week, goes a fashion story
that has a very pertinent interest
this spring. Many of you have been
interested in the beautiful hand
painted lingerie, blouses and gloves
which have been appearing more
and more often in the shops. Mr..
Leonid Fam is the man who orig
mated this hand-painted process.
and Mr.. Fam is the man who is
responsible for the lushly painted
desert" dresses in The Desert
Song"
This is the first time that Zam's
hand-painted gowns have been used
i'm stage costuming in America. His
first painted costumes were used
in the Folies Bergeres in Paris in
1885. It was on these early cos
tunes that he perfected q paint
that would hold color on various
materials. Since then he has con-
tinued experimenting with various
materials and paintings, until today
hand-painted clothing will both wash
and dry clean without spreading
or losing any Of its beauty OF color.
That's a fact well worth remem-
bering, If you're buying some Of
the lovely hand-painted blouses or
lingerie.
THE desert" dresses in THE
Desert Song" are stunning gowns
styled with cape sleeves, deep v
necklines, and rather slim skirts.
The pastel colors OF the gowns are
accented with brilliantly painted de-
signs Of tropical leaves and ferns,
which run from shoulder to hem.
The effect is charming.
Adrian Of Hollywood designed the
evening gown, which appears in the
last act. This is a glorious Of
white dress, studded with spangles
of glittering gold-certainly a dra-
matte costume finale to The Desert
Song!"
Lana
Evening star., 1946-02-21
1Shop>Talk'
By Dorothy Bihlman

Here's good news at last for the
homemaker who loves to dramatize
her home with color. A dye that
works on everything! Yes, on even
the modern synthetic materials. AS
all Of us know, it has been hard
and still is, to buy curtain, drapery
or upholstery material in really
bright pretty colors, and when you
do see something that appeals, the
price is usually far beyond the
budget. During the war many
women who formerly turned to the
dye pot when they wanted to match
accessories, gave up the practice be-
cause these dyes would not "take"
on synthetic materials. After much
research particular dye was per-
fected that works alike on every
thing. There is large assortment
OF colorS available and some odd
shades can be effected by mixing
two or more of these colors. II you
follow the directions on the box
implicitly you should have no trou-
BILE at all turning out professional
looking job. Although the manu-
Evening star., 1946-02-21
WhyGrOw
Old?
By Josephine Lotcman

Obesity, or overweight, is per-
sonal matter, not only because OF
the physical and mental discomfort
1t produces but also because what
Is overweight for one woman or
man may be normal, or even under
weight, for another.
Build must enter into your cal
culations. Boney structure as well
as height should be taken into con-
sideration. For this reason you are
allowed a variance of 10 per cent
from what is considered normal. If
you find you are slightly overweight
ypu would be wise to get busy and
rid yourself of the first 10 pounds
because when you begin gaining you
are likely to continue doing so un-
less you take steps to avoid it. Once
you have acquired many pounds too
many you can still return yourself
to normal, but 1t is longer, harder
road. The first 10 pounds are so
easy to lose!
Go about your reducing in sensi-
BILE manner First, have your heart
and blood pressure checked to be
certain that exercise is safe for you.
Next, indulge in regular exercise
and calorie counting. Be faithful in
this and do not fudge" on your
diet. If you see no improvement in
a few weeks time (two or three)
see physician and have a metabo-
lism test made. If you need medi-
cation along with your diet and
exercise your doctor will give it to
you.
Add the following exercise to your
routine. 1t is a good one and will
give you variety. Get down on your
hands and knees. Raise your left
arm forward-upward to shoulder
height as you raise your right leg
upward. Arm, leg and back should
make straight line. Head up! Re-
turn to starting position and the
next time raise the right arm and
the left leg. Continue, alternating.
If you wish to have my improved
calorie chart send stamped, self
addressed envelope with your re-
quest for leaf1et No. SO to Josephine
bowman in care of The Evening
Star.