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D.. E.-.L HaIk..
Mixed Metaphors,

@. I'm not sure that I know what
a mixed metaphor" is. Will you
give us one of your common-sense
explanations without the grammar
books double-talk?-C. B.
A. First let us define the figure
Of speech called metaphor: The
metaphor consists in likening one
thing to another, even though they
are quite different.
Example: The ship plowe d
through the sea. (Here the ship Is
likened to a pillow. although ships
and plows are nothing whatever
alike. and water and earth are not
alike)
Such figures as these are ad-
mirable metaphors: "Slings and
arrows of outrageous fortune. -
Hamlet. Leave thy peacock wit
behind" Emerson.
The term mixed metaphor Is an
expression in which two or more
metaphors are used producing a
ridiculous association of ideas as
in the classic example said to have
been uttered by the statesman who
numbered: Il smell rat; hear it
brewing; 1 will nip him in the bud!'
Note the absurd mental pictures
that result from these mixings:
The king put the ship OF state
on its feet. 1t was burning ques-
ton which threw cold water on the
proceedings. His was a rocky road
to travel, but he was determined tc
sink or swim.
Even Shakespeare is known tc
have mixed an occasional metaphor
as in this line from the third act oil
Hamlet: COR to take arms against
sea of troubles"
x ~
The metaphor has been called
the boldest of all figures Of speech
When properly used it is valuable
literary device which gives strength
color, and often brilliance to one!
writing.
The inexperienced writer fire.
quently allows his enthusiasm TO
metaphors to run away with hi
logic. Here is an actual excerp
from a Letter to the Editor" col
umn in a large daily newspaper
There are six metaphors in tn
mixture:
Three are men and women whit
are foolish enough to think a para
disc % of existence may be hat
through selling our birthrights q
| to a lion in Sleeps clothing 90
I When the sickle falls a., your necl
would be on the chopping block t5)
and all would be in slavery 90.
See what I mean?
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dificulty using was and were except whel
| shey are used In the CONDITIONAL? !
so. Mr. Colbys leanet. CT, is sure Il
| fo obtain a copy. send 5 cents in coil
and q stamped, self addressed envelope Z
| him. in care OF The Star. p. o. Box ~
Station G. New YORK 49,. N y a
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tCopyright. The Bell SYNDICATE. Inc. 1887
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Word Game

Find SO or more common EngIlSh
words in
TIN Giles,
meaning, causes a thrilling or
prickling sensation" Average mark
is IS words. Time limit, 30 minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must be Of
four or more letters Q. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS such as
bats" cats" are not used. g. Only one
form of a word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
tnrr
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
20 TO SEATTLE ON PAN AM FLIGHTS;
 B ARRIVE HERE

Twenty left here for Seattle yes terday aboard Pan American flights Thirteen arrived iron Seattle, Fairbanks and Annette.
 Passengers from Fairbanks: Paul inc Patchin, Russell Schafer, w. E Johnson.
 From Annette: Frank and Jean nie Kay.
 From Seattle: Ten passengers names not available.
 To Seattle: Mary Graves, Will jam Nouck, Hannah Penttinen Jerry Cantrell, Mrs Harry Carroll Mir and Mrs. Ernest Swanson. Mrs. Jack Carroll, James Nelson, Rob- ert Brennan, Carl Isaacson, Clare Mac Roberts.
 To Annette: Jess Anderson.
 To Whitehorse: Mary Gum, J. Brazau.
 To Fairbanks. Helen Simmons, A. J. Alter, Justine Harrison, Rob- ert Harrison, Paul Henderson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
LOCAL kIWANIS JOIN
 ANII-(OMMUNISI FIGHT

Kiwanis club members this noor voted a quick aye to the adoption of a resolution asking for Terri torial legislators to enact laws aim ed at the control of Communism in Alaska. The Juneau club ac- ton follows the pattern of na- tional move by Kiwanis to join the nti-Communist front The resolution, which will be turned over to the legislature, asks for passage of laws to control the poli- tical activity of what it terms, sub yersive groups.
 Kiwaniaps meeting for their noon luncheon and business session at the Baranof, saw showing oi "The Traitor Within" a film on cancer released by the American Cancer Society. Miss Anne Lello of the Juneau Health Center was on hand to answer questions and give facts on the disease.
 President Gene Vuille told mem- bers that the recommendation oi Juneau and Anchorage clubs for the appointment of Cecil A. Roley of Anchorage to the post of Xii wanis It. Governor for Alaska, had been sent to KiWanis International President J. Belmont Mosser.
 Guests were Bill Nolf of &c., attle and John Griffin of Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
CANDIDATES WILL SPEAK 10 PUBLIC
 ON ELECTION EVE

Candidates for election from the First Division will have chance for final-hour appeals to voters on the eve of election day.
 Ali candidates have been invited to speak at a Candidates Meeting, open to the public, and sponsored by the Juneau League of Women Vot- CTS Monday evening at the grade school auditorium.
 K. L. Bartlett. candidate for Dele- gate from Alaska was one of the first to express his willingness to speak at the open forum, according to the league. Other office-seekers who have agreed to be at the meet ing include candidates for the Sen ate, Mrs. Elton Engstrom and Miss Anita Garnick and candidates for the House of Representatives. Mar GUS Jensen, Abel Anderson and G. E. Almquist.
 Mrs. Ernest Gruening, League President, and Mrs. L. B. Avrit, Vice President, will be in charge of the meeting and will introduce the candidates in alphabetical order Each speaker will be allowed five minutes to express views. A ques- tion period will follow the formal speeches. All citizens in the Gas tinueau Channel area are also in vited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
AMERIlAN LEGION AUX.
 NAMES COMMITTEES

At the regular business meeting Of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Dugout last night the fol- lowing committee chairmen were appointed: Lillian Harris, Educa- tion of War Orphans; Hattie Peterman, Membership, Agnes Kiefer, Rehabilitation; Anita Gar nick, Legislation and National De- fense; Marian Hendrickson, Ameri- canism; Elsie Sofoulis, Community Service; Mabel Lybeck. Child Well fare; Helen Jewett, Music; Bernice Murphy, Radio; Sandra zenger, Publicity.
 Auxiliary members voted to give S5 to furnish handicraft SUD- plies for the second grade Brownie troop under the leadership of Mrs. Ghiglione. Mrs. Ann Day and Mrs. Elsie Sofoulis volunteered to serve on the Scout Committee.
 An interesting newsletter from ACCA was read It was decided to collect toys, comic books, and other needed supplies for the Or thopedic Hospital at Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
MOOSE WOMEN TO
 PLAN FOR CARNIVAL

The Women of the Moose will hold the regular business meeting Thursday at o'clock.
 Senior Regent May Larson re- quests that all co-workers attend as plans are to be completed for the Carnival which is to be held October 9. Committee reports due at Thursdays meeting are: library, membership, Moosehaven, Moose heart, and publicity.
 It was announced that the Wo- men of the Moose paid for the charter plane trip to take Roberta Jackson and her mother to Sitka Also several of the members who are nurses donated their services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
} HEALTH pR0BLEMS CONFRONT ALASKA SAYS DR. M0UNI!N


 Fundamental health problem in Alaska is general sanitation, with housing, nutrition and control of tuberculosis about equally urgent said pr. Joseph w. Mountin, Assis- tsnt Surgeon General of the Uni- ted States Public Health Service, Just before leaving Juneau for Washington. pr. Mountin, asso- ciate chief of the bureau which provides special Federal funds to State and Territorial Health De- partments,. has visited the chief cites and many remote commun- ities Of Alaska since the middle of September, to learn what special studies must be made to further the Territorial Health program.
 pr. Mountin said that scientific research, and in some cases, dis covery of entirely new methods, is necessary before Alaska's health problems can be fully met. He stressed the need for a research institute which would provide fac ilities for leading scientists to study living conditions and health in cold climates.
 Many communities will not be able to expand until they get a good water supply and sewage dis e4.,f TN,. In some communities it is just a matter. of funds, but in the perma- frost areas. original research is necessary. Water purification and sewage systems used in the States won's work in permanently frozen ground, and present means are too expensive in Alaska.
 The present housing inadequacy in Alaska is definitely contribut- ing 10 health problems, but here, too, research must be done. Heat ing and the expense of building are the main difficulties. Why. could not some building techniques De developed, Dr. Mountln suggest ed, which would take advantage of materials already available in All aska, and provide for heat, plumb ing and so on in a really new way?
 On the question of nutrition, Dr. Mountin pointed out that Alaska will never have a large popula- tion while it imports almost all of its food There is a great quantit~ of food value in local plants noC row thought to be edible. Re search is already being carried on by the Alaska Department of Health. but the problem is bigger than present limited funds can provide for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
OFFICIALS ARRIVE TO
 ATTEND MEET, ALASKA
 FIELD COMMITTEE HERE

To attend the. meeting of the Alaska Field Committee, Lowell Puckett, Regional Administrator for the Bureau of Land Manage ment, and Alfred Kuehl, Alaska Director of the National Park Service. arrived from Anchorage yesterday. The Alaska Field Com mittee will convene tomorrow and the two officials expect to return to Anchorage on Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
GS DIRECTORS MEET
 WILL BE p0STp0NED

Regular meeting of Juneau-Doug- las Girls Scout Board of Directors has been postponed one week be- cause of the public candidates meet ing to be held on next Monday night before election, October II. Meeting will be held on October le
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
PHIL TQUCkEY TO
 BE GENERAL AGT
 A. R. K. SHIPPING

SEATTLE, Oct. 6.--LR- Phil Truckey, veteran Alaska freight of- ficial, was appointed yesterday to serve as general agent in Seattle for the Alaska Railroad emergency shipping program.
 Truckey will head the adminis- trative staff for the government agency at Pier 50 during the barge shipping program, L. A. Moore, as- sistant to the General Manager said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
CALVERT WILL NOT SWITCH
Tobn B. Calvert Descendant Of tbe Fam0xs Calpevt Family
 Sticks to CaIpert Reserpe

BALTIMORE, MD. = John B. Calvert, marine supply company executive, of 2418 w. Lombard Street, Baltimore, is sold on the whiskey named after his ances- tor, George Calvert, first Lord Baltimore. Although I've tried other brands, even more expen- sive ones," he says, "I'm more convinced than ever that Calvert Reserve does taste better and is better buy"
 Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey, 86.8 Proof, 659o Grain Neutral Spirits. Calvert Distill- CTS Corp, New York City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
BERT KIEFER HOME

Bert Kiefer who has been in St. Ann's Hospital, has returned to his home, where he is further inn proving.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
CAA MAN HERE

w. ONeill Roberts, Civil Aero nautics Administration, Anchorage, is in Juneau and at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
HERE FROM ANCHORAGE

Ruth Cameron is in Juneau from her home in Anchorage and stay ing at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06

Howard Conn of Petersburg IS registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
TIDE TABLE
OCTOBER !,

OCTOBER :
 High tide. 1858 am. l5.l 1t. Low tide, 10:42 am, 3.5 1t. High tide. l8:41 pm. ITO 1t. Low tide, 23:27 pm, 0.l 1t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06

FROM TULSEQUAH A. Morris of Tulsequah is at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
VANCOUVER MAN HERE

E. H. Tarrant of Vancouver. B C., is a guest at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
MRS. 1. B. AvRIT TO SPEAK FOR LEAGUE
 ON RADIO PROGRAM

Mrs. L. B. Avrit will be in
 charge of the Juneau League of Women Voters Thursday afternoon
 radio program from 5:l5 to 5:3O Mrs. Avrit. vice-President of the League, will speak on the citizens greatest privilege and responsibil- ity, the vote, as part of the
 Leagues program to urge citizen
 participation in government.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-06
FROM WHITEHORsE

FROM WHITEHOkSE William Taylor of Whitehorse is a guest at the Juneau Hotel.
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ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page .

l. Mary Tudor, so-called of her
burning of the Protestants.
?. The young man, who few an
airplane from New York to
Ireland which he was Supposed
to deliver in California.
3. Jane Burke, noted frontier
character, a dead shot and skill
ed horsewoman, aide to General
Custer.
4. James ]. Corbett, who
knocked out John l.. Sullivan.
5. Gen. Joe Stilwell.
6. The disciple who was skep-
tical about the Resurrection.
7. Heroine of a story in Chau-
GERS Canterbury Tales.
8. Character in Dickens
"Christmas Carol.
9. One of Robin Hoods Merry
Men.
10. Pseuionym of Benjamin
Franklin.
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einisten Stoatm s,l iein.
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orgariiierte @ruppen I'M Siioen BE-
f1mpfen ben &Ian. 0arilnter iinS
einiee ipirflihc 2iberalc, oie gleides
Hed,t fir ale perlan9en. gnoerc
iebcn Elm, ba6 Der 5errcrismus Oes
alan Sen 8esnern bes Siioens tire
belten >Mrgltmente gegen ben Siioen
lieiert. Manhe mGdten pnhl oie
.apeiBe Sllprematie" allIrehterbal=
ten, aber nift nit Dem Sofuspofus
pcn Serempnien, Die BON mastierten
WGnnern unternommen tperoen lnlo
on @cilogcrlheitcn Der friiberell
idnpar5en uro braunen Semben Ill
Stalien lmb 9eutidJlalro erinnern.
Gs lit unm0glid Die ipirflidE
StGrfe oes &lan in Der 8egcnluart
einsuidaten. Ger @rano Mi5arh
riibmt iid ertrapaeanter 3ablea.
Ssmmerbin benefit Die lette Ser
iammlung in Stone Mountain, oaB
sic @eiolsidait betrddtlid, iein mnlb.
Die Gerimlmlirng NOR nGmiid Ole
grGBte i'm 9auTe ser lettet sipansia
Sabre, moglidcrpciie aIs cine &caf
tiom aui Sic gorN6lase betreiiena
ser 9iirgerrebte ieitens Ses Eraii'
'Scnten truman. NuBproem bat iid IN
@eoraia uno 9lldbnma cine nerc
@ruppe gebiloet, Die IN ibren Sab'
perfiinoiaungen nod, iuciter geht als
ser .pfii5ieGe" &lnn. Die alanlei;te
itellcn eincn pcr5meifelten &erilGi
oar, cine inn 9luslterben begrITfenC
, Sroni,ng i'm SiiSeu m Seben 81
erbalkn. 1ie @eeenfrGiic uno Or
0iientlihc Mcinung tit iih Der @e'
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07

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