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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29

Instead of using American shipping lines already in operation to Japan, the admiral has broken 41 troop transports out of mothballs. These will parallel American private ship ping lines to which the U. $. Gov ernment already pays a handsome subsidy. The American President Lines, for instance, is owned by Uncle Sam, yet its. ships are run hihs Salhost eenfptss tbsoaph while Admiral Callaghan duplicates it's service with Navy transports.
 Real Foresight-The Taft people are really looking ahead Already they are bidding for delegates at the 1852 COP Presidential conven- Hon.. In order to corral New York's big fistful of delegates, Taft people sent S700o to Albany to help the
 pre- convention fight of It. Gov. Joe Hanley to become governor.
 They figure Joe will remember
 their generosity two years later
 Incidentally, Democratic Governor Lausche of Ohio, who came out for
 Taft, now says privately that his man is slipping |. . Actually, the Ohio election may depend on contested ruling of the Ohio At torney General that illiterate voters are entitled to aid in marking their ballots. Taft's campaign manager, Willis B. Gradison, is worried-be- cause thousands of negroes who moved from the south during the war years will probably vote against Taft in view of his Dixiecrat flirta- ton.
 Will There Be Rationing?-The battle over controls really boils down to this: The Republicans don't want Truman to get the power to fix prices unless he also fixes wages The White House, in turn, isn't actually averse to having wages and prices hooked together. It might even save Truman lot of political headaches. But Tru-
 man advisers are emphatically and
 categorically opposed to being fe-
 quired by law to control all prices Most prices won't need con- trolling for some time, they argue,
 and there is no use regulating pen
 cils at the same time you regulate strategic copper and steel '. :. Furthermore, it's almost impossible to control prices without rationing. And to put across rationing re- quires a tremendous bureaucracy, , thousands of clerks, and three
 months time to print ration cou-
 pons. rEa
 COP TACTICS-GOP strategy to
 back war controls was cooked up at a closed-door meeting in the
 office of Indiana's Charlie Halleck
 Believe it or not but. the plan was
 un1olded by Rep. Jesse Wolcott of
 Michigan, the man who led the
 fight to kill price controls in the 79th Congress Tip-off on the
 reasons behind Republican strategy
 may be found in the National Asso-
 ciation of Manufacturers news let
 ter, as follows Some Republican
 circles thought it would be well to
 support the Baruch plan to embar-
 rass the administration. The Re-
 publicans would have voted for the
 plan and expected the administra-
 tion to defeat it. Then, if prices
 had gone up, the Republicans could
 point to the fact that they had
 advocated the Baruch plan.
 Sewing machines Tor rent at the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29
BIRTHS

Four boys and two girls were born at St. Anne's Hospital over the week end. Mrs. Norman Buoy, boy Sat- urday, weight, 2 pounds 6la ounces; Mrs, Clifford Matthews of Skagway, aiboy yesterday, pounds IA ounces; Mrs. Ed Bergerson of Douglas, boy Sunday, T pounds T ounces; Mrs. Burke Riley.a girl Sunday, 2 pounds 12 ounces;- and Mrs. Donald Clark. a girl, yesterday, ' pounds g ounces.
 FROM TULSEQUAH
 D. Lamar of Tulsequah is stopping at the FBaranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29
ATTENTION SHRINERS

Special meeting. Tuesday at the Temple at 8 pm. Plans for cere- monial. Attendance important.
 L. L. HOLMES, Secretary
 592-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29

formed was made at the insistenee of Assistant Sec retary of Interior Warne warne personally insisted upon establishing the highway reserves provided in COL rather than create easements for highways. This was done the objections of virtually every rep resentative of the Bureau of Land Management in Alaska.
 The fact that there is legal need for the reserve is exemplifed by the Alaska Railroad right way which is not reserve but an easement.
 The order means that every surveyed legal sub division traversed by roadway is divided into two non-contiguous tracts of land of which there is no legal description until public survey office has, at public expense, re-surveyed the area.
 Land claims may not embrace two non-contiguous tracts of land. ,.t lla
 It follows therefore. that settlers public lands must elect which side of the roadway they will take, even though the land lends itself to development both sides and if split in half is not desirable for development
 In the future, any abandoned right of ways re- sulting from relocation of highways will become islands of oddshaped tracts of land reserved for the use of the Interior Department.
 It would appear that the obvious for the highway reserves is to make possible the exclusive of lands adjacent to highways for the develop
 ent of tourists and other business activities the Department of the Interior hopes to engage in provided Congress will authorize such activities and make such public funds available.
 The Department of Interior sponsored classified ton bill HR 1852, if slipped through Congress, will have the effect of reserving all lands in Alaska and thus provide exclusive right to the Interior Depart ment for planned and controlled economy such as we are now fighting Red Koreans to prevent
 As PHO 601 applies only to lands, traversed by roads constructed maintained by the Alaska Road Commission it does not now apply to Southeast Alaska. However, additional small tracts are eliminated from Forest Reserve it is possible the Alaska Road Commission may be required to build and maintain roads in the Southeast Alaska area. However because the order is not retroactive, it could not apply to lands already covered by valid claims
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29
Weather ai
 Alaska poinis

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast, at 4::30 a.m., 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau arc ac fol1owc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29
LOOK and LEARN Ayy sy c. GORDON

country of an Italian city? What the important fish the Pacific Coast? persons Samson, Paul, Moses, David? f. What country popuary down under? What the famous patriotic ton?
  Venezuela Oile g. The salmon
 
 'Mir+ fftt.{ ~e,.s rss>t Daughters American RevoMtion). ' si
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29

why do people do so many foolish thlngs? asks an editor We don't know of course but perhaps it's because they're people.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29

More and more married women are taking up the game of pool, says sports writer. We'll they would being so familiar with pockets (Daily Olym- pian).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29

Sewing machines Tor rent at the
 White Sewing Machine Center
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 SECOND and FOURTH : :::: j: ]: ]: ;; 5: $:
 Worshipful Master; JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29

sCHWINN BIKES AT MADsEN's
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29

Weather: High, 70; low, 52; rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-29

Lee E. oeman was in staying
Evening star., 1950-08-06

W7HAT shock! was only eight years old
w but I can remember it as clearly as if it
were yesterday - the day discovered my
mother was Gloria Swanson.
Up to that time had known her only as
Mother" We had motored from New York
to Rose Haven, wonderfully quaint private
school near Englewood, N ]. While Mother
and Miss Van Strum, the principal. talked in
room reserved for the school family, was
ushered down the hall into the dining room,
hand in hand with fat little girl whose
clothes were different from NINE 1t was just
the school uniform, but l thought it very
strange and pretty. 1t was an exciting mo-
ment, like an adventure in a new country.
We could hear all the rest of the children
laughing and talking in the dining room as
we approached the door. The moment we
stepped into thereon everybody stopped and
turned to stare. They froze as though they
were playing game of Statues" l didn't
yet know why. But as moved into the CEN
ter of the group of boarding school girls, a
sudden barrage of questions came at me:
MY mother said that your mother is an
actress" -. my father thinks your mothers
snazzy." -. Does your mother really wear
wig and false teeth?" :. Grandma told me
she saw your mother in the movies when she
was just knee-high to grasshopper" -.
Your father is number four - my mother
told me So"
~Did Fathers Have Nuznbexs"
AcrREss9 Wig? False teeth3 Snazzy7
Grasshopper? Mother? Number four? Did
fathers have numbers?
They all began to laugh and so did l. 1t
was exciting but didn't know whether it
was funny or frightening. A shrill voice Or
dered us to sit down at the tablee and be
quiet We had creamed Clipped beef over
rice. l didn't like it but ate it anyway.
wanted to stay here and maybe we could
play games after dinner, every day.
A little girl who couldn't have been more
than five years old was sitting next to me.
She leaned over and whispered another ques-
ton in my ear. "Is your mother taaaous?"
l had never heard the word before. |
didn't know whether it was good to be
famous or not. But felt had to answer,
SO just said ''No.' This set off a chain of
whispers that went all around the table
They decided was an impostor. When we
left the dining room, all the little girls walked
out in whispering groups, watching me over
their shoulders / could catch just a few
words, furtively cupped behind their hands -
Movies -. ''Vamp" -. Hollywood"
By the time even-thirty came and had
Evening star., 1950-08-06

moved into my room, was more than glad
to go to bed, but my thoughts and dreams
that night were of a monstrous creature, a
strange unearthly woman who had been
known to me so many years as Mother"
That first week at Rose Haven was one of
the longest weeks in my life. This new image
of my mother haunted me mercilessly. The
following Sunday was parents visiting day.
didn't know whether wanted to see Mother
or not. Anyway waited for her with Joan,
one of my schoolmates. Her father was the
one who thought Mother was so "snazzy."
Embarrassing Moment
My FIRST meeting with him had a quick fin
ish. Daddy, this is Michele" Joan said with
great excitement. Remember, you told me
how much you used to like her mother?" He
turned red, and departed with his wife on one
arm and Joan on the other.
Mother arrived in the next few min
utes, looking, as she always does, exquis-
itely groomed and radiantiy beautiful.
We had never been separated so long before,
and guess we were both pretty excited until
we got in the car and started out for a drive
/ kept staring and staring at her until finally
she burst out laughing and asked me what was
the matter. All the questions my schoolmates
had asked me and that had grown to night
marish proportions flooded out of me in one
endless sentence
Now it was her turn to be perplexed. This
a.. zl>o 4
her child that she was really an actress, and
famous one at that.
Until was six years old we had lived in
Beverly Hills. Our home, which all of us
used to call the big house" was wonderful
place with an enormous attic basement and
even an elevator and secret passageways
Even though my brother was 10 years older
than |. and my sister IL years older, we all
played together.
Hollywood Wasn't Mentioned
MOTHER had very definite ideas about bring
ing up her children, and even if she couldn't
do it all alone, our governess had instructions
never to bring Hollywood into our home.
There were no photographers no movie mag
azines, no trace of studio life near the nursery.
Mother was always busy when we lived in
Beverly Hills and even when we moved to
New York, but perhaps because my brother
and sister were so much older she gave me
good deal of attention in those days. We used
to have ice-cream sodas together, just the two
of us, like sisters
Even so, being the daughter of celebrity
was not always privilege. There were rare
Evening star., 1950-08-06

Once the top glamour girl of Hollywood, Gloria
Swanson is back i'm the limelight again just
intimate family glimpse of America famed ''vamp'
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07
The Chicago Tribune Apologies

Recently the Chicago Tribune published dispatch which
interpreted by Jewish reekng with anisemtism
The the impression that America ruled by invisible
consisting of Morgenhau Franfuer and Baruch
The editors of the Chicago Tribune Immediately called
defense committee of
NCRAC Tribune told what they
lies The editors
vowed that spreading ansemtsm the last thing they
thinking Of and that they would correct the situation How? By
writing letter to the NCRAC.
The NCRAC accepted this sufficient We're amazed
Why didn't the NCRAC insist the Tribune aong equal
the Tribune the letter (Which really wasn't retracon
weak coverup)why didn't they further and bring
the writer where he could be proven liar?
defense
imposing the Chicago Tribune The
Jewish people should be the last attempt censorship of honest
should be taken off when chronic spreaders
of lies forth with their periodic blasts The Chicago Tribune
consistently behind mnories is
they We shall be the first to compliment them
they prove it, shall be the first condemn them
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07
Time To Unite

Never has there been greater need for unity than today
laughing matter the situation Korea and being
nothing but sobery realistic when predict that the situation will
ideals represents
this terrible then of petty
politics and get behind the president.
The cold facts that this the first time history that the
United States ounumbered by those opposing
faced with totalarian which will stop nothing
determination blot nsled
the Russian people hatred for the American people which
frightening At the time the will given millions
of misguided Russians will be willing their
what they believe to be right
To get idea of what the Russians teach their people, wit
propaganda blasts that
bugs the farm lands of Eastern Germany Only
fool would believe such e but the Russians
Clever makes fools of the
That idea the the
Benjamin Franklin sad m all hang together
shall surely hang separately"
implying that everything
America There plenty where nothing
but slogan Let's eliminate these problems rather than into
hands the quarrelng ourselves
all for settling this peacefully but also realize that takes
sides o make a bargain.
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07
mysrs' : Aiary

Coincdent of the week. Both Mr. and Mrs and
Schapira wedding
on June 3Oh happy couples
Congratulations! Joe Baum, well-lked
Tcsonian and former vonst with Paul Whean NBC
units He handles all
protection life office being at 534 N 4h
Charlie WOkOff tells the about the who
chats who asks And what's with you?" Man. keep
talking myself Psychast: WELL that's
folks talk themselves" "Yes
Hats off to the dept gal entry
politics. Annette Freeman who running for Democratic commit
should be woman" in Precinct 10 Miss Freeman
also talented Can blame Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Feman for being especially proud recently Their daugh
Dolores who just l8 yesterday the brightest student
the entire graduating class at Tucson Hgh heading the honor
will major of fall education And
society back in the old home town, Plainfed j. Sign in
Congress uncheonee Coffee Alone 10c" How much
it if drink it with friend?
among large diners at Young aeI
patio dinner the Roths Mr. and Mrs. Jack
of Tucsons bestked couples Mrs Morris Cohen
special to give their Jimmy extra hengs of ice
his 9th birthday July 5 Jimmy has taking violin
only six months but already he play is selections and bad
enough drive the neghbors her Other offspring
of the week Ben BOwky Mrs Sophie BOwy Ben
making quite himself although only 15 playing
for most of the Tucson High dances He the leader of his
band also Hlel
you think your English poor how about speaker
Bna Birth convention who address the group
made false then with Dear delegates
and delicatessens! ;"
Mort Haas especially neighbor
hood Reason recently he staged
free performance OF his Big Top for the neghbors kids Any
pink lemonade DragOnette local banker Wis
ed washington D. T. last week and returns with the information
that Cabinet Member John pes
dent the next election Trumans running says
he's all for it, too, Snyder being such grand
get by him to tell but George Fischer who helps
summer Community Center served 26 bloody days
Two Jima in World War H. and wounded in the Sign
in East Sixth ST. shop: Jumbo Cream Cohens"
Some of most glamorous gals getting their hair
does at Spence Beauty Shop of Grant Campbell
Pima County Sherfs squadron
work. ETC. Julian Kipnis commander They
chaplain Dr. Frank Parkhurst thing
good idea Our apologies to Mr. and Mrs Morris Rather In
last edition which said had
the Raners wedding day. Actually the picture
only five old Now with Realty
Mol Best wishes Jack Herman tells the story about the
who found families living
quarered the for each family owve getting
here?" Pretty good" the reply until lady
began to take in boarders"
Welcome to Tucson Abraham WeinSen of the Glama
Club Hotel Albert Y.
hotels and resorts throughout the east who those
build the ten building N Stone Wensen
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07
MIR

Maurice Schwartz Jacob Ben Ami of those first
brought the Habmah from Israel 1920 likes and
plans to have fine roofarden atop his building featuring
big-tme entertainment With his knowhow Vein
stein become important in helping Tucson in
direction Not he developed much Florida
including the famous Crossey estate he likes
and will spend of his time here. Glad you!
Now employed by Prudential Life handsome
Bender and officer the local Jewish celebrate
position,
moved into their home Wavery Art Tannenbaum tells
the about the office who entered his boss office local
said BosS outside
he hasn't had anything to eat for days Said the boss Bring
Continued
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
l want to take this opportunity
of thanking you most sincerely for
the fine publicity you gave our
Young Israel Sisterhood Dinner
and Card Party held Sunday night
in the patio of my home. Since
the Arizona Post is so widely cir
culated and read by the Jewish
community of Tucson, l feel that
the excellent news item inserted
therein played large role in the
success of the evening thru the
large crowd that was present.
Again expressing the sincere
gratitude of our entire Sisterhood
membership, / am,
(Mrs. SEYMOUR Pearl Roth
Dinner Chairman
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07
Letters tn the
Editor

Dear Editor:
Enclosed find my check for an
other years subscription to your
paper. 1t is one of the finest me-
diums for our people to read, also
1 find it very interesting and it
tells "Who is Who" ETC., espe-
cially Myers Diary"
/ look forward to it eagerly and
read it from stem to stern"
Sincerely yours,
Charles Wolkoff
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07

THE ARIZONA POST, 144 E. Penning-
ton, Tucson, Arizona. Telephone 3-5484.
Owned and operated by Rebecca
Staman RutZ and M. L. Rutz. Harold
Rosenberg, Advertising Manager, and
Pauline RoSenblatt, Society Editor.
Entered as second class matter under
the act of March 3, 1879. subscriptions
automatically renewed unless notified
in writing prior to date of expiration.
The Arizona post., 1950-07-07
DIR. Seymour Shapiro
Attends Medical Meet

DR.. Seymour l. Shapiro return
ed several days ago from San
Francisco where he attended the
annual meeting of the Society of
Investigative Dermitology and
also sessions of the Amer. Medi-
cal Assn. which was in conven-
ton.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-11
South American
Visitor

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Inner on Tuesday evening at he
2ionial iea Room p the iiiihois
mon aH8 az risht orlect gaFt
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-11

NJ Cecil Pope OF Peoria. III
has been Vaehtiauing Ia tbs home
af his parent thu past wesh
Af and Mta Nathaniel BANKS
and an Nathaniel Cecil with Mr.
Cecil \ p7ne of Peoria. have re-
ineaed "a hampaign after vaca
inare III New York Tor Two
Vseeb While in NY they we're
Tie quests 81 their Sister and
brother ~ lav. Ar and Mira Leon
seropena. aud THEN Tiny infant
son. Iron. j. Mrs seroNfins. You
~ill remember aa The former f.
iha topr Youngest daughter Of
Nr and Mrs cecil Pope of thla
eltr
On fbeir way East, they visited
in Logan port. Ind While there.
they were the guests Of Mrs Mary
Jones, great Aunt. and her dauRh
ter. Mis Janet Mitchell
While ~ Cleveland they we're
the guests u tho Majestic Hotel.
There. M Banks met relatives Of
ms family
In New York City they were tho
guests Of Hotel Theresa
On The return trip they stepped
in Philadelphia WHORE they were
The guests o. Ars Marie Fields
and her daughters.
M, and Mrs Cecil Pope. Mrs.
Kathryne Means. Nj and Mr. Ma.
thaniel Banks. and son Nathaniel
and M CegiI A. Pope, meteor
ed 10 Chicago Sunday. July %,
to visit Sir, and Mrs. Jimmie Pot
ter, who have Just moved into thier
new apartment on Ellis Ave
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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-11
Charles Lynn Dies;
Funeral Is Monday

Charles Lynn. q, IF los Mouth
Goodwin Avenue, died al 1850
am. Thursday ia Outlook ana
f1rium
Funeral services were held AZ
20 pm. Monday at The Free VII
Baptist Church Rev pfeuti4 VII
hanson. pastor offlsiated Burial
Mas in Nj Hope Cemetery The
NeRanay funeral home was I'M
barge.
Nv Lynn was born March 81.
92s, IN Urbana. the sen If M and
Aifs. Harrison Lynn
lie leaves has parents three SIS
fers. Mrs. Pauline Hubbard, ST.
louis. Mo- Mrs Teresa simp on.
q Champaign, and Miss Addlt Il
] yam, at home, three brothers
Louis. Flint, Mich: Willis and Ed
die, al home. two aunt and five
unelcs
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-11

0N N

Naw York Re pondtng 10 sen.
Robt a Taft. refusal to name
the "high officials Of TIC NAAgre
VINO allegedly told MIN that vol
lntary FEpc Na ID 3fable. Val
ter ~ l1--e, NAAlI executive see-
fetary. to-day repeated he request
thai th Ohio senator name the jo-
divauals.
Any Officials % whom goa re-
fer could only have bern speaking
ia an Individual capacity SAID
White IA his letter 10 Taft IL s.
fo tins fea thar any eep9usi-
bic organization would Ia interest
ia knowing the names Of iadieidu-
als who are alleged 10 have y5lat-
Cd then trust A. long as These
name are withheld al official
spose men fer ouf organization
and the National mncl fer u
Permanent FEPc may be held "a
peet
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-11
Columbia Passes
Charleston, S. c.

Charleston, once one Of Ameri-
cas- largest cities, bas finally lost
is claim as the largest city in
South Carolina.
Columbia, the state capital has
edged our Charleston Ia 1880
population Colambia's population
has been announced a. $500
Previously Charlestons 1880
population bad been announced as
6s.243 Columbia's population rep-
pesents an increase Of Dos ove4
1910.
An estimate Of the population
If Greater Columbia, based on
census figures including adjoining
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-11
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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-08-11
AMONG THE SICK

Mrs Hattie Anderson 81 West
feech st.
Mr. Harry Johnson IN county
Little Brenda Landlord of Calf
IS he returned from this citY with
her mother and brother quite az
Mrs Helen Penny Weem- If
Ghicago back in the hospital amt
reported fair.
Miss Celeste Bfom close friend
IF Mrs Callie Glover and Ms Allie
Fletcher former beaatiean passed
and funeral on Wednesday.